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Themes: Nervous System Regulation, Perfectionism, Overcoming Childhood Trauma
Trigger warning: Drug addiction
Episode:
Do you struggle with the debilitating and inevitable burnout that comes along with being a perfectionist? Have you ever considered the idea that you could be addicted to stress? Lindsay and Cait are joined by Balance and Relationship Advisor Naketa Ren Thigpen, a recovering stress addict and reformed perfectionist who coaches high achievers into finding more healthy balance in their lives. Hear about Naketa's origins from a chaotic upbringing, to how she got into helping her clients learn how to be "intentionally selfish" and rewire their nervous systems.
Naketa Ren Thigpen is on a mission to build stronger families that L.E.A.V.E new multi-generational imprints from their self-actualized wholeness at the intersection of work life balance, sustainable business, mental health, and fulfilling intimate relationships.
Show Notes:
-Mother's Day gift announcement from Lindsay
-An intro to Naketa, her childhood and early memories of trauma, and being "parentified" at a young age
-Nurturing your inner child and offering yourself forgiveness
-Naketa's experience being addicted to stress; how her perfectionism and high achieving tendencies affected her; learning to rewire her brain and rewrite her own narrative
-Naketa's formulas for balance and joy; being a "reformed perfectionist"; learning to set healthy boundaries
-Learning to be "intentionally selfish"; energy management and exploring new tools for nervous system regulation
Resources:
-Click to follow Naketa on: Instagram and LinkedIn
-Visit Naketa's website here
-Click here for the free Mother's Day Gift for pregnant moms (as mentioned in the episode)
-Follow Rewire on Instagram here
-Lindsay's Instagram: @myvitalside
-Visit Lindsay's Website
-Cait's Instagram: @caitmurphy.co
-Click here for Cait's FREE Masterclass
*ALL the content talked about in these episodes should not be used as medical advice. These episodes are to be used for informational purposes only.
By Lindsay Mitchell4.9
146146 ratings
Themes: Nervous System Regulation, Perfectionism, Overcoming Childhood Trauma
Trigger warning: Drug addiction
Episode:
Do you struggle with the debilitating and inevitable burnout that comes along with being a perfectionist? Have you ever considered the idea that you could be addicted to stress? Lindsay and Cait are joined by Balance and Relationship Advisor Naketa Ren Thigpen, a recovering stress addict and reformed perfectionist who coaches high achievers into finding more healthy balance in their lives. Hear about Naketa's origins from a chaotic upbringing, to how she got into helping her clients learn how to be "intentionally selfish" and rewire their nervous systems.
Naketa Ren Thigpen is on a mission to build stronger families that L.E.A.V.E new multi-generational imprints from their self-actualized wholeness at the intersection of work life balance, sustainable business, mental health, and fulfilling intimate relationships.
Show Notes:
-Mother's Day gift announcement from Lindsay
-An intro to Naketa, her childhood and early memories of trauma, and being "parentified" at a young age
-Nurturing your inner child and offering yourself forgiveness
-Naketa's experience being addicted to stress; how her perfectionism and high achieving tendencies affected her; learning to rewire her brain and rewrite her own narrative
-Naketa's formulas for balance and joy; being a "reformed perfectionist"; learning to set healthy boundaries
-Learning to be "intentionally selfish"; energy management and exploring new tools for nervous system regulation
Resources:
-Click to follow Naketa on: Instagram and LinkedIn
-Visit Naketa's website here
-Click here for the free Mother's Day Gift for pregnant moms (as mentioned in the episode)
-Follow Rewire on Instagram here
-Lindsay's Instagram: @myvitalside
-Visit Lindsay's Website
-Cait's Instagram: @caitmurphy.co
-Click here for Cait's FREE Masterclass
*ALL the content talked about in these episodes should not be used as medical advice. These episodes are to be used for informational purposes only.

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