
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
You have so much good to offer the world. You can offer it when you are at your best. How can you get back to your best after life gets complicated? This episode talks about building a recovery plan after life’s disruptions.
I have loved ones actively pursuing what lights them up, like doing sports they enjoy. Their passion led to injuries that they’ll need to do physical therapy. The process requires time and dedication to recover from the damage. When you think about it, emotions need the same care and attention. How often do we overlook our need to emotionally heal?
I’m here to spend quality solo time with you for EP108’s Wise Walk as we discover our True Stride. Life is filled with emotional impacts and trauma that can keep you from being your best. Returning to your best means you need a plan to address and heal your emotions.
On our Wise Walk, I talk about organizing a recovery plan and giving yourself grace as you build yourself back up. Come with me as we reflect on these Wise Walk questions:
Never get discouraged if your recovery is not happening exactly as you thought it would. Sometimes you need to put short term limits on yourself to regrow your capacity.
Elevate your ability to heal, repair and strengthen with a recovery plan. Imagine your recovery plan with these Wise Walk questions:
Join this inspiring community to uncover a new sense of freedom, and be sure to follow and review the True Stride podcast as we continue to exchange our light and Heart Value with each other.
In this episode:
[00:23] - Welcome to the show!
[02:38] - Do we acknowledge emotional healing?
[04:36] - Create an emotional therapy plan to help yourself process the emotional impact you experienced.
[07:36] - Sometimes you need to reset your expectations.
[09:52] - What events tend to disrupt life?
[12:40] - Mary Tess reflects on October 15th, which is a significant date in her life journey.
[14:54] - What do you do to get yourself on the road to recovery?
[17:35] - Mary Tess explains how she added transcendental meditation into her emotional healing.
[19:08] - What do you need for your recovery plan?
[22:07] - Thank you for listening!
Memorable Quotes:
Links and Resources:
Mary Tess Rooney
Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
Heart Value
5
3737 ratings
You have so much good to offer the world. You can offer it when you are at your best. How can you get back to your best after life gets complicated? This episode talks about building a recovery plan after life’s disruptions.
I have loved ones actively pursuing what lights them up, like doing sports they enjoy. Their passion led to injuries that they’ll need to do physical therapy. The process requires time and dedication to recover from the damage. When you think about it, emotions need the same care and attention. How often do we overlook our need to emotionally heal?
I’m here to spend quality solo time with you for EP108’s Wise Walk as we discover our True Stride. Life is filled with emotional impacts and trauma that can keep you from being your best. Returning to your best means you need a plan to address and heal your emotions.
On our Wise Walk, I talk about organizing a recovery plan and giving yourself grace as you build yourself back up. Come with me as we reflect on these Wise Walk questions:
Never get discouraged if your recovery is not happening exactly as you thought it would. Sometimes you need to put short term limits on yourself to regrow your capacity.
Elevate your ability to heal, repair and strengthen with a recovery plan. Imagine your recovery plan with these Wise Walk questions:
Join this inspiring community to uncover a new sense of freedom, and be sure to follow and review the True Stride podcast as we continue to exchange our light and Heart Value with each other.
In this episode:
[00:23] - Welcome to the show!
[02:38] - Do we acknowledge emotional healing?
[04:36] - Create an emotional therapy plan to help yourself process the emotional impact you experienced.
[07:36] - Sometimes you need to reset your expectations.
[09:52] - What events tend to disrupt life?
[12:40] - Mary Tess reflects on October 15th, which is a significant date in her life journey.
[14:54] - What do you do to get yourself on the road to recovery?
[17:35] - Mary Tess explains how she added transcendental meditation into her emotional healing.
[19:08] - What do you need for your recovery plan?
[22:07] - Thank you for listening!
Memorable Quotes:
Links and Resources:
Mary Tess Rooney
Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram
Heart Value