This week I talk to the founders of The Authentic Girls Club about what it means to stop seeking happiness and start becoming a spreader of joy.

One practice shines through as a tool we can all use to get out of our own heads and be more intentional about how we show up for those around us. 

Listen to the end to hear all about The Authentic Girls Club and the amazing offer currently available - but be quick, doors close on Tuesday 30 April! 

Links to access the offers: 

It's my 49th birthday today and I was reflecting on the most useful skills I've learned - and still need to learn - in my efforts to live joyfully.

This week, I had to re-learn a lesson about not over-complicating things.

If you are stuck and going in circles, this episode might offer a new perspective and some simple options to find a way forward.

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In this episode, I share 8 ways to think like an Optimist.

Why haven't we evolved to be eternally optimistic if optimistic thinking is so much better?

The answer, like all things in nature, is that nothing is inherently good or bad, and the trick is to learn balance and have the ability to make best use of these different ways of thinking, depending on the requirements of the situation.

This week I explore the benefits of Pessimistic Thinking (and offer a recap of that means for those who missed the last two episodes).

If you have a natural tendency towards pessimistic thinking, this episode may help you harness the power that comes with it and build greater resilience for the moments when you need to take big leaps into the unknown in your efforts to achieve your biggest goals.

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Welcome to another episode of the Big Happy Life podcast where Natalie Britt, your hypnotherapist and host, takes you on an insightful journey of understanding and overcoming a "pessimistic explanatory style". Learn from her personal struggle with negative thought patterns and how she unmasked her pessimistic explanatory style, transforming it into a driving force for success.

In this episode, Natalie shares her experiences as both a hypnotherapist and mindset coach, illuminating the often overlooked impact pessimism can have, even when encountering good events. She offers crucial insights into the markers of a pessimistic thought process and how it varies from an optimistic approach. This episode is particularly beneficial for those grappling with recurring negative thinking, depression, and self-doubt. Here, you will discover the profound impact your thoughts can have in fostering resilience and driving you towards long-term goals.

Natalie invites listeners to reflect on their thought patterns and grasp their narratives for success, and finishes with a resounding message of belief in one’s ability to shape thought patterns that empower and promote success.

Step into a journey that enables an optimistic outlook to elevate both personal and professional life.

For more on this topic, visit Natalie's Substack page or find the shownotes for this episode at www.bighappylife.co.uk

Rubber cement is a type of adhesive. It's composed of rubber and is known for its ability to form flexible bonds before the bond becomes permanent.

If you're feeling stuck in your efforts to achieve your health, wealth or business goals, this episode is for you. 

I don't want to give away too much so you'll need to listen to find out more, but during the episode, I invite you to take an assessment before proceeding to listen to the rest of the show. Click here to access the official assessment at "Authentic Happiness" on the University of Pennsylvania website.

"Joy is not something you quest for. It is something you allow. It is in your nature." - Tess Vergara

My guest today is Tess Vergara, a Soul Powered Executive Coach who addresses the conflicts many executives face between mind and heart, soul and ego so they can be more productive, creative, abundant and successful. 

In this episode, Tess helps explore the idea that fulfilment and joy require us to accept all parts of ourselves - including the parts we've been taught were "bad". 

If you've every worried about being "selfish" or thought any part of you was "bad" or somehow "not good enough", this episode could help bring you greater acceptance and open you up to a life that feels more joyful and fulfilling.

At the end of the episode, Tess also talks about the freebie she has on offer at the moment. You can find all the links you need to connect with Tess and download the freebie on the show notes page at bighappylife.co.uk 

I'm on a bit of a personal quest right now - exploring what it means to live life as an expression of joy rather than in the pursuit of happiness.

In this episode, I talk to the wonderful Tanya Hackney, author of "Leaving the Safe Harbor: The risks and rewards of raising a family on a boat". 

This is one of the deepest, most thought provoking conversations I've had on the podcast as Tanya and I explore life, death, God, the universe and, of course, what it means to live life as an expression of joy.

Tanya's faith is a huge part of her ability to do this, and she shares that with us, along with many beautiful stories, experiences and lessons.

I hope you'll enjoy this conversation and take as much from it as I did.

Tanya's book is available from all good book shops and on Amazon as well.

Show notes for the episode are available at bighappylife.co.uk

In this episode, I talk about 4 routes to wellness:

1. Neuroscience

2. Nutrition

3. Habits

4. Healing

These form the four routes to wellness that I live by - the same four routes I teach.

This is the final episode of the series before the podcast takes a break for the summer. Be sure to listen to the end if these 4 routes to wellness resonate with you as there's a fantastic offer available to those of you who want to delve in a bit further.

Show notes available at bighappylife.co.uk