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You stop doing anxiety when you return your attention to the present body, not the imagined future.
For coaches, leaders and high-achieving professionals who look successful but feel constantly on edge.
You may deliver and lead, yet your mind runs ahead into worst-case scenarios or back into old mistakes.
This conversation addresses the cost of that fear loop and how to re-access the part of you that is calm, wise and already amasing.
In this episode, you’ll explore:
• Why anxiety is not something you “have” but a process you run, and how that process disconnects you from your innate amasingness.
• A simple body-and-senses based shift that moves you from fear and threat-response into the compassionate, resourceful part of your brain.
• Practical micro-techniques you can use in meetings, before a talk, or at home to interrupt anxious patterns and choose the most constructive next action.
With Georgina Halabi, performance and wellbeing coach working with high-achieving leaders worldwide.
Within the next 24 hours, notice one moment of anxiety, use a 10-second sensory pause (hands, breath or sound), and then quietly ask yourself, “What is the most constructive thing I can do right now?”
By AMASING PEOPLEYou stop doing anxiety when you return your attention to the present body, not the imagined future.
For coaches, leaders and high-achieving professionals who look successful but feel constantly on edge.
You may deliver and lead, yet your mind runs ahead into worst-case scenarios or back into old mistakes.
This conversation addresses the cost of that fear loop and how to re-access the part of you that is calm, wise and already amasing.
In this episode, you’ll explore:
• Why anxiety is not something you “have” but a process you run, and how that process disconnects you from your innate amasingness.
• A simple body-and-senses based shift that moves you from fear and threat-response into the compassionate, resourceful part of your brain.
• Practical micro-techniques you can use in meetings, before a talk, or at home to interrupt anxious patterns and choose the most constructive next action.
With Georgina Halabi, performance and wellbeing coach working with high-achieving leaders worldwide.
Within the next 24 hours, notice one moment of anxiety, use a 10-second sensory pause (hands, breath or sound), and then quietly ask yourself, “What is the most constructive thing I can do right now?”