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Are your days are full, but your soul feels tired?
Welcome to Be Still and Live, a podcast reclaiming what it means to live slowly, calmly, and on purpose. In this opening episode, Gillian Gabryluk—speaker, coach, and founder of Sileo Health & Wellness—asks a braver question: What if nothing is wrong with you, and everything is wrong with the pace we're expected to keep?
Stillness isn’t a fad or a luxury. It’s a survival instinct—a biological rhythm our nervous systems have always known but that’s been drowned out by noise, pressure, and speed.
We name the invisible weight so many carry: the “always on” feeling, the guilt for resting, the fear that ease equals laziness. You’ll hear a science-informed, compassionate lens on anxiety as a normal response to overstimulation—not a personal failure.
Gillian shares simple, real-life practices to help you regulate your nervous system and rebuild natural rhythm—through mindful pauses, longer exhales, quiet walks, and intentional transitions between tasks. You’ll learn how to:
Together, we redefine stillness as doing what matters from a grounded place. You’ll leave with a deep reminder: you don’t need fixing—you simply need space.
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If this conversation brings you a breath of calm, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review to help others find their own rhythm to thrive. Your feedback helps me reach more people who need this message too.
It’s easy—just click here, scroll to the bottom, tap those five stars, and hit “Write a Review.” I’d love to know what resonated most with you in this episode!
And don’t forget to hit that follow button if you haven’t already! There’s plenty more coming your way—practical tips, inspiring stories, and tools to help you live a life you love. You won’t want to miss out!
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Free Guided Meditation HERE
This podcast is produced, mixed, and edited by Cardinal Studio.
For information about how to start your podcast, please visit www.cardinalstudio.co OR e-mail [email protected]
By Gillian GabrylukAre your days are full, but your soul feels tired?
Welcome to Be Still and Live, a podcast reclaiming what it means to live slowly, calmly, and on purpose. In this opening episode, Gillian Gabryluk—speaker, coach, and founder of Sileo Health & Wellness—asks a braver question: What if nothing is wrong with you, and everything is wrong with the pace we're expected to keep?
Stillness isn’t a fad or a luxury. It’s a survival instinct—a biological rhythm our nervous systems have always known but that’s been drowned out by noise, pressure, and speed.
We name the invisible weight so many carry: the “always on” feeling, the guilt for resting, the fear that ease equals laziness. You’ll hear a science-informed, compassionate lens on anxiety as a normal response to overstimulation—not a personal failure.
Gillian shares simple, real-life practices to help you regulate your nervous system and rebuild natural rhythm—through mindful pauses, longer exhales, quiet walks, and intentional transitions between tasks. You’ll learn how to:
Together, we redefine stillness as doing what matters from a grounded place. You’ll leave with a deep reminder: you don’t need fixing—you simply need space.
Rate, Review, & Follow on Apple Podcasts
If this conversation brings you a breath of calm, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review to help others find their own rhythm to thrive. Your feedback helps me reach more people who need this message too.
It’s easy—just click here, scroll to the bottom, tap those five stars, and hit “Write a Review.” I’d love to know what resonated most with you in this episode!
And don’t forget to hit that follow button if you haven’t already! There’s plenty more coming your way—practical tips, inspiring stories, and tools to help you live a life you love. You won’t want to miss out!
Let's Connect on Instagram
sileocoaching.com
Free Guided Meditation HERE
This podcast is produced, mixed, and edited by Cardinal Studio.
For information about how to start your podcast, please visit www.cardinalstudio.co OR e-mail [email protected]