Big Shift Energy

16 The Season of Slowing the Hell Down


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Pull up a chair by the river. Or better yet—lie down on the moss. This episode is an exhale. A permission slip. A reminder that you were never meant to bloom year‑round.

In this episode of Big Shift Energy, Amanda invites you into the slow, quiet intelligence of winter. This is a conversation about resting without shame, releasing the belief that you must earn your pause, and letting your body move at a seasonal pace instead of a hustle-driven one. Through breath, gentle reframes, and cozy real-life practices, this episode offers permission to soften, slow down, and stop treating exhaustion like a personal failure.

This episode is a reminder that winter isn't something to push through. It's something to listen to. Your tiredness isn't broken. It's honest.

❄️ Key Takeaways

  • Rest is maintenance, not a reward you unlock through productivity.
  • You don't need to rest perfectly for it to count.

  • Micro-rest moments are enough to shift your nervous system.

  • Winter is for softening, recharging, and rebuilding.

🌿 Gentle Shift for the Week Choose one small moment this week to pause on purpose.

Not because you earned it. Not because you're at a breaking point. Just because winter asked you to. That's the whole practice.

🔥Sound Bites

  • "Breathing isn't about feeling better; it's about being present."
  • "Our bodies keep the score, protecting us and reminding us we're safe."
  • "Your body feels before your brain understands."
  • "Connection in life is key to feeling good."
  • "Invite your body home through different ways and keep showing up."

❄️ Chapters

00:00 — Introduction 01:30 — Breathe, Softly 02:00 — Rest Is a Skill 05:15 — Breathe, Land Here 08:30 — Bodies Have Seasons 11:45 — You ≠ Your Output 14:30 — Rest Pays Dividends

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