Confessions of a Freebird - Midlife, Divorce, Heal, and Date Differently with Somatic Experiencing, Empty Nest, Well-Being, Happiness

I must confess, I’m a recovering people pleaser. 

For years, I bent over backward to keep the peace in my marriage. I avoided conflict like the plague and ensured everyone else was happy even at the expense of my happiness. Where did it all start? In my childhood.

Does this sound familiar? If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly putting others first, afraid to say no, or sacrificing your needs to gain approval, you're not alone. And it’s time to understand where that stems from and how to change it.

Today I’ll delve into a topic that resonates with many of us—people pleasing.

In this episode, I’ll share: 

• My personal journey to overcoming people pleasing behavior.
• What causes us to become people pleasers? 
• How our coping mechanisms in our childhood can lead to people-pleasing habits as adults.
• How low self-esteem, negative experiences and trauma can lead to people-pleasing habits. 
• The 8 common signs of a people pleaser and how setting boundaries can help you recover too.  
• 10 ways you can stop being a people pleaser.
• And somatic practices that will help you break free so you can develop stronger boundaries. 

And I share a couple of my favorite quotes from Brené Brown and Glennon Doyle.

So start prioritizing yourself and tune into this episode. 

Cheers to finding more inner freedom,

Laurie

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Going through a divorce is one of the most challenging life experiences. I know this firsthand, having navigated my divorce after 26 years of marriage and raising four children. It's a process that can leave you feeling vulnerable and unsure about your future.


Educating yourself about the process is key to making the right decision for you!

In this episode, I sit down with Ann Grant, a divorce attorney, author, and entrepreneur, to dive into the emotional and legal aspects of divorce. Ann shares her own experience of going through a high-conflict divorce and how that shaped her desire to help others navigate their separations. 


We discuss the importance of finding the right divorce process, and Ann explains why the collaborative divorce approach can save money and emotional stress.


Here’s what you’ll learn from this episode: 

• The differences between traditional divorce litigation, mediation, and the collaborative process.  
• Why bringing in mental health professionals and child specialists can help avoid messy custody battles and save money when done right.
• Common mistakes people make during the divorce process and how to avoid them. 
• How to navigate the hard financial decisions that come with divorce. 
• Why it's important to empower yourself and not let emotions or revenge drive your decisions. 

This episode offers helpful advice if you're facing the possibility of divorce or want to know how to support someone going through it. 

Remember, divorce isn’t the end; it can be the beginning of a more empowered and joyful life.

Fly Free Freebirds,
Laurie

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The Divorce Hacker's Guide to Untying the Knot: What Every Woman Needs to Know about Finances, Child Custody, Lawyers, and Planning Ahead

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Divorce doesn’t have to be stigmatized! 

When I was contemplating my divorce, I grappled with the societal shame tied to it. I felt like a failure and worried about how others would judge me, my social life, and more…

Over time, I realized it didn’t have to be that way. 

Divorce is undeniably stressful, but with the right mindset and tools, it can be an opportunity to embrace a more compassionate and empowering perspective.

In this episode, I dive into the divorce stigma and why it doesn’t have to be something we’re ashamed of. The divorce process is intricate, but it’s also a part of life for many of us. Today I discuss, divorce shame and provide perspectives on shifting your mindset and processing your emotions.

I’ll delve into:

• Why divorce doesn’t have to be stigmatized and how to release shame the surrounding shame.
• Startaling divorce statistics that could help you alleviate shame.
• The importance of self-compassion in healing post-divorce.
• Tips on how to manage and transform negative thoughts about your divorce.
• How to deal with well-intentioned yet triggering comments from others. 
• Somatic techniques to release emotions tied to divorce.

By the end of this episode, you’ll feel more at peace with your divorce recovery and empowered to move forward with confidence and grace. 

Fly Free Freebirds,

Laurie

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Do you know what financial abuse is and how to recognize it in a relationship? 

It can creep up on you without you even realizing it and next to physical abuse, it’s one of the worst types of abuse one can experience.

It's about control—keeping one cut off from accounts, passwords, and financial resources so you capitulate into doing what your partner wants you to do.  

This episode is a must-listen because you need to empower yourself to safeguard your financial future!

My guest today is Lisa Zeiderman, a top matrimonial attorney in New York, CFL, and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, she regularly handles complex financial and custody divorce matters, as well as prenuptial and postnuptial agreements for high-net-worth individuals.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• What financial abuse is and the signs to look for. 
• Why it’s imperative to bring together a support team to work on your behalf if you are divorcing and experiencing financial abuse.
• How prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can protect you, no matter your financial status.
• Why transparency and open communication about finances are essential in any relationship.
• How to achieve financial empowerment and take back control of your financial future.
• And MORE!

Tune in to learn how to protect your finances and make informed decisions in your relationship!

Stay empowered Freebirds,

Laurie

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Do you have fear of being single or dare I say it alone? Maybe you are single and feeling the societal pressures from friends to partner up or you feel a NEED to do so for financial reasons.

Well…this week my guest and I will flip the stigma around living life as a solo life.

And if you haven’t noticed, more and more people are choosing this path!

Tune into my lively chat with Dr. Peter McGraw, a bachelor, behavior economist, and business school professor at UC Boulder and host of the podcast Solo-The Single Person’s Guide to a Remarkable Life. Peter’s insights into living a fulfilling single life and solo lifestyle are enlightening and deeply empowering for anyone single or not. a

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• Peter’s “ahh moment' and how that led to his Solo movement.
• What it means to be solo. And no, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. 
• The 3 defining traits of living solo and how to reinvent yourself from single to solo.
• Challenging societal norms about traditional relationships and happiness can lead to a more fulfilling life.
• Peter’s personal growth in embracing solo life and how it led to his happiness, offers a powerful example of self-realization.
• The components of Peter’s foundation flourish model.
• How to go from single to solo without becoming isolated. (Hint: you don’t have to give up anything you don’t want to.) 
• His best tips on how to manage everyday aspects of solo living.  
• And wait for his confession at the end. It’s the most valuable tip of our conversation!

Grab those earbuds because it doesn’t matter if you are in a relationship, single, or somewhere in between, there's something in this conversation that can help you live more authentically and joyfully. 

Fly Free Freebirds,

Laurie

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When I saw signs that my marriage was crumbling, I began to build a stronger female tribe. Putting myself out there was scary and it took time, but the feeling of loneliness was greater and I was ready to create my female tribe. 

Since then, I’ve created a great tribe of friends and have developed strong relationships. I’ve learned some valuable lessons along the way that I share with you like what a supportive tribe looks and feels like and how fostering female friendships has enhanced my life and can enhance yours too!

So, it doesn’t matter if you’re 35 or 60, single, married, divorced or widowed. Studies show that creating strong, supportive relationships is so important for our physical and mental well-being.

That’s why this episode is a must listen so you can start or continue to explore how to create and maintain meaningful connections with other amazing women.

You’ll learn:

• How to evaluate your friendships and discover what's missing in your current relationships.
• Practical steps on how to go about filling the gaps.
• One important piece of advice that will change the way you view all your relationships!
• The research backed health benefits of friendships. 
• My 9 top tips for making new friends. 
• How to find and foster your new connections.
• Where to meet new friends. 

And don’t forget to download my “Relationship Evaluation Exercise” so you can learn how to expand your social circle with meaningful friendships that will last the test of time!

Much love,

Laurie

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Are you into yoga? Maybe you’ve considered adding it to your exercise routine, but have been reluctant. 

I fell in love with yoga, but it wasn’t instantaneous. 

It didn’t love my monkey mind, the poses, and the lack of flexibility I had…but I was drawn to it because I loved how it made me feel, the messages my teachers offered, and the community it provided.

I know yoga isn’t for everybody, but if you are trying to navigate difficult midlife challenges, yoga can connect you to your mind, body, and spirit in ways no other practice has–enabling you to find more inner peace even in the roughest moments.

That’s why I asked two of my all-time favorite yoga instructors, Linda Baffa and Chelsea Rothert to join me today. These amazing ladies are the founders of The Inspired Being, and we had a fantastic conversation about the benefits of yoga, meditation, and self-care.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Linda and Chelsea's unique journeys into the world of yoga and how they found a sense of home and embodiment through their practice.
• How yoga connects the body, mind, and spirit, helping us feel stronger, more balanced, and better overall.
• What are Pranayama breath and Ujjayi breath, and how to meditate even when you don’t think you can?  
• Simple ways to incorporate yoga and meditation into daily life, even with just a few minutes each day.
• The benefits of Linda and Chelsea's retreats and how they offer a deeper connection with ourselves.

Let’s slow down together for this inspiring episode where we dive into the world of yoga, mindfulness, and self-care through a yoga lens. 

Stay free and fabulous,

Laurie

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Does your doctor look at you as a whole person or just the ailment you came in with? When you look at your health holistically, things can change for you. 

Holistic health is an approach to health care that looks at the whole person - mind, body, and spirit. Treating someone holistically is an approach that isn’t about treating your symptoms, it’s about getting to the root cause of why you don’t feel your best. 

My guest today, Falyn Morningstar is an ardent advocate for women's health and well-being and knows a thing or two about holistic healing, and shares how her health transformation led to developing a personalized program to help others. 

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• How Falyn tackled her health challenges through holistic practices after conventional medicine fell short.
• The holistic approach of treating the whole person rather than just your symptoms.
• How Functional Diagnostic Nutrition helps identify the root causes of health issues through detailed lab testing.
• How Somatic and Sonic Therapies can help you heal and improve your health.
• Practical tips on improving your overall well-being through looking at your diet, sleep habits, and stress management.

Grab those earbuds and let’s tune up your mind, body, and soul so its in the perfect frequency. 

Much love,

Laurie

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Have you ever felt stuck in talk therapy? Maybe you are looking for safe alternative modalities to heal on a deeper level so you don’t repeat the same pattern in your next relationship. 

Today I dive deep into healing and empowerment after divorce with the incredible Dawn Wiggins, a licensed marriage and family therapist and divorce recovery coach. We get real about how different somatic modalities and homeopathy can help individuals heal from divorce and other life experiences.

This episode’s takeaways:

• How yoga can be the gateway to the mind-body connection. 
• Why somatic exercises and practices are essential on your healing journey.
• What are EMDR, EFT tapping, and homeopathy?
• How the combination of EMDR, EFT tapping, and homeopathy can help you heal so you can feel safe in your body. 
• Why should we integrate alternative healing modalities into our traditional mental health care to treat the whole person?
• Why has Dawn moved away from couples therapy and now helps women heal post-divorce?

Join us as we explore alternative remedies, somatic therapies, a bit of science, and a whole lot of passion to help you build a life filled with joy and freedom after divorce. 

XO,

Laurie

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How can non-verbal communication with a horse help you develop self-awareness on your path to personal growth?

In today's episode, Sue Willoughby, founder of Willoughby Coaching, and I dive deep into how our relationship with horses can help us become more aware of the non-verbal communication between two beings. Sue specializes in Equus coaching, a method that involves working with horses to enhance self-awareness and learn leadership skills. 

This episode is packed with insights and practical advice for anyone looking to step out of their comfort zone for personal development.

Here's what you'll learn in this episode:

• How Equus coaching can help you become more aware of how you show up and help you develop deeper self-awareness.
• How mindfulness practices and somatic experiencing can help you stay present and in tune with your body.
• How coaching with horses can improve your leadership qualities and skills so you can take the steps to create the life you desire. 
• How embracing discomfort has helped Sue achieve personal growth and it can help you too!
• The difference between a growth mindset vs a fixed mindset and how it helped her become the person she is today. 

• Actionable steps you can incorporate into your daily routine to foster mindfulness.

Join us for our in-depth conversation that will leave you feeling inspired and empowered to take charge of your life. 

Stay free and fabulous,

Laurie

These guides will help you take the next step in life and check out my upcoming retreat. 

Click here to learn about my Women’s Mammoth Retreat. 

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