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Do you ever find yourself avoiding change? Do you struggle with adjusting to new and unfamiliar situations? Are you searching for tools for how to navigate your ever-changing world?
You’re in the right place, Welcome to episode 32! Join us this week as Devon kicks us off with a very relevant theme for this autumn season: change.
Devon shares a powerful quote from poet, Yung Pueblo, which reads,
“unpopular truth:
what’s meant for you will sometimes
feel scary, risky, and new
ease and calm don’t always
mean you’re moving in the right direction
the biggest rewards usually come
from having the guts and perseverance
to create your own path”
Heather and Devon discuss how change is truly the only consistent and predictable thing in our lives, and together they explain change from the psychological, physiological, energetic, and spiritual world. They provide tools for calming the nervous system and practicing emotional regulation, while also providing ways to reframe our mindset surrounding change so that we can learn to move away from avoiding it and lean more into embracing change.
Where to find us: @mindmeetsbodyandsoul on Instagram
Connect with Heather:
Connect with Devon:
Send questions & feedback to: [email protected]
By Heather Rafanello and Devon DeGilioDo you ever find yourself avoiding change? Do you struggle with adjusting to new and unfamiliar situations? Are you searching for tools for how to navigate your ever-changing world?
You’re in the right place, Welcome to episode 32! Join us this week as Devon kicks us off with a very relevant theme for this autumn season: change.
Devon shares a powerful quote from poet, Yung Pueblo, which reads,
“unpopular truth:
what’s meant for you will sometimes
feel scary, risky, and new
ease and calm don’t always
mean you’re moving in the right direction
the biggest rewards usually come
from having the guts and perseverance
to create your own path”
Heather and Devon discuss how change is truly the only consistent and predictable thing in our lives, and together they explain change from the psychological, physiological, energetic, and spiritual world. They provide tools for calming the nervous system and practicing emotional regulation, while also providing ways to reframe our mindset surrounding change so that we can learn to move away from avoiding it and lean more into embracing change.
Where to find us: @mindmeetsbodyandsoul on Instagram
Connect with Heather:
Connect with Devon:
Send questions & feedback to: [email protected]