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NEW ON MONDAYS! Join Andrea and friends as they share 10-minute tidbits with you to start your week off with ease and joy. This week, Andrea walks you through three simple ways to boost your metabolism. You can put these practical tips to use today and feel the difference tomorrow!
Links Mentioned
Grounded Here Community Facebook Page
The 3-Season Diet by Dr. John Douillard
Kripalu School of Ayurveda
Show Highlights
1:00 What is Metabolism
3:29 Tip One
4:55 Tip Two
7:51 Tip Three
Favorite Quote
"We start with not what we eat, but how we eat." - Andrea Catherine
NEW ON MONDAYS! Join Andrea and friends as they share 10-minute tidbits with you to start your week off with ease and joy. This week, Andrea walks you through three simple ways to boost your metabolism. You can put these practical tips to use today and feel the difference tomorrow!
Links Mentioned
Grounded Here Community Facebook Page
The 3-Season Diet by Dr. John Douillard
Kripalu School of Ayurveda
Show Highlights
1:00 What is Metabolism
3:29 Tip One
4:55 Tip Two
7:51 Tip Three
Favorite Quote
“We start with not what we eat, but how we eat.” - Andrea Catherine
If you've been following along with Season One of this podcast, or even if you just saw the name "Fearless Self-Love Podcast," it's pretty clear that we focus on topics of self-love and self-care. But it's important to acknowledge that we're all at different points in our self-love journeys, and sometimes it can be difficult to figure out where to start. I'm excited for you to join me in my conversation with Cate Stillman, Yoga Health Coach, as we wrap up Season One by discussing what comes first - the habits or the self-love - and how to move forward no matter where we are in our journey.
Links Mentioned
Yoga Healer
Yoga Health Coaching
Awake Living course
Anna Guest-Jelley, Curvy Yoga
Show Highlights
1:27 Easeful Living Practice
9:58 Show updates
11:43 Introducing Cate Stillman
12:50 What comes first, self love or changing your habits?
15:54 What it means to invest in yourself
20:06 Like increases like and opposites balance
23:41 Integration of intuition and physicality
26:34 The hurdle of "mind over matter"
30:54 How to tap into our self-worth
35:22 Practices of nourishment
39:28 Loving our bodies and using them as a tool
45:57 Courageous Self-Care Tip
Favorite Quotes
"Education is part of the process of making better decisions." - Cate Stillman
"What's the rate of return on that investment? Not just in terms of the money; in terms of the time and attentiveness, that the return on investment is exponential." - Cate Stillman
"You plant a seed, it creates 10,000 seeds." - Cate Stillman
"Like increases like and opposites balance." - Andrea Catherine
"When something becomes a habit, it does have this connection with our intuition that it doesn't feel like as much of a hurdle anymore." - Andrea Catherine
"It's really quite a thing to allow our bodies to feed themselves without all this information about what's good for me and what's not good for me getting in the way." - Cate Stillman
"Tap into what are our senses telling us, honestly." - Andrea Catherine
"Which makes your body feel more alive?" - Cate Stillman
"A rearrangement of rhythm… allows us more ease and flow and simplicity." - Cate Stillman
"Mistrust happens when we've overridden the body's needs." - Cate Stillman
"If you just sit and taste something you know isn't good for you but you think your body is craving, let the body really taste it." - Cate Stillman
"Distraction is part of what erodes the trust." - Andrea Catherine
Meet Cate
Cate Stillman founded Yogahealer.com in 2001 to guide Yoga people into Ayurveda and Ayurveda people into yoga. Built on the value of both personal and planetary thrive and a deep connect to one's ecosystem, community and body, Yogahealer grew into a team, 2 podcasts a week, regular blogging, an arsenal of courses to guide people into their potential, an a professional community + certification program Yoga Health Coaching.
Cate wrote and self-published Body Thrive: Uplevel Your Body and Your Life with 10 Habits from Ayurveda and Yoga, an Amazon #1 Bestseller in Ayurveda, which helps people who dig yoga take a giant leap forward in their wellness trajectory with Ayurveda.
Cate have had a blast innovating on the edge of a 5000 year old deep wellness wisdom tradition. Tapping modern culture into ancient traditions is what Yogahealer has always been about and continues to become next!
If you’ve been following along with Season One of this podcast, or even if you just saw the name “Fearless Self-Love Podcast,” it’s pretty clear that we focus on topics of self-love and self-care. But it’s important to acknowledge that we’re all at different points in our self-love journeys, and sometimes it can be difficult to figure out where to start. I’m excited for you to join me in my conversation with Cate Stillman, Yoga Health Coach, as we wrap up Season One by discussing what comes first - the habits or the self-love - and how to move forward no matter where we are in our journey.
Links Mentioned
Yoga Healer
Yoga Health Coaching
Awake Living course
Anna Guest-Jelley, Curvy Yoga
Show Highlights
1:27 Easeful Living Practice
9:58 Show updates
11:43 Introducing Cate Stillman
12:50 What comes first, self love or changing your habits?
15:54 What it means to invest in yourself
20:06 Like increases like and opposites balance
23:41 Integration of intuition and physicality
26:34 The hurdle of “mind over matter”
30:54 How to tap into our self-worth
35:22 Practices of nourishment
39:28 Loving our bodies and using them as a tool
45:57 Courageous Self-Care Tip
Favorite Quotes
“Education is part of the process of making better decisions.” - Cate Stillman
“What’s the rate of return on that investment? Not just in terms of the money; in terms of the time and attentiveness, that the return on investment is exponential.” - Cate Stillman
“You plant a seed, it creates 10,000 seeds.” - Cate Stillman
“Like increases like and opposites balance.” - Andrea Catherine
“When something becomes a habit, it does have this connection with our intuition that it doesn’t feel like as much of a hurdle anymore.” - Andrea Catherine
“It’s really quite a thing to allow our bodies to feed themselves without all this information about what’s good for me and what’s not good for me getting in the way.” - Cate Stillman
“Tap into what are our senses telling us, honestly.” - Andrea Catherine
“Which makes your body feel more alive?” - Cate Stillman
“A rearrangement of rhythm… allows us more ease and flow and simplicity.” - Cate Stillman
“Mistrust happens when we’ve overridden the body’s needs.” - Cate Stillman
“If you just sit and taste something you know isn’t good for you but you think your body is craving, let the body really taste it.” - Cate Stillman
“Distraction is part of what erodes the trust.” - Andrea Catherine
Meet Cate
Cate Stillman founded Yogahealer.com in 2001 to guide Yoga people into Ayurveda and Ayurveda people into yoga. Built on the value of both personal and planetary thrive and a deep connect to one’s ecosystem, community and body, Yogahealer grew into a team, 2 podcasts a week, regular blogging, an arsenal of courses to guide people into their potential, an a professional community + certification program Yoga Health Coaching.
Cate wrote and self-published Body Thrive: Uplevel Your Body and Your Life with 10 Habits from Ayurveda and Yoga, an Amazon #1 Bestseller in Ayurveda, which helps people who dig yoga take a giant leap forward in their wellness trajectory with Ayurveda.
Cate have had a blast innovating on the edge of a 5000 year old deep wellness wisdom tradition. Tapping modern culture into ancient traditions is what Yogahealer has always been about and continues to become next!
Did you know you can have your own theme song? Seriously, you can and it's a great reminder for your life mission. Join in as we hear from Jamie Wyman, creative songwriter who writes heart-centered song for just about any occasion. Hear how she uses songwriting to share personal, transformative stories of people who are struggling to connect with their true self. It's a powerful episode and you can bet that it'll force you to take a closer, more authentic view of your own life.
Links Mentioned
Organic Gardener Podcast
Cate Stillman, Yoga Health Coach
Brene Brown, Researcher/Author
Jamie Wyman's website
Jamie Wyman name tags
The Great Blue Song Project
Show Highlights
1:19 Podcast Update from Andrea
5:34 Easeful Living Practice
9:15 Meet Jamie
11:17 Being lost and finding her way back to her path
17:32 The creation of songwriting for healing/grief: Shifting focus from illness back to the heart of the person
20:29 Process of custom songwriting pt 1
27:47 Storytelling through song
30:37 "Play" as adults
31:47 Process of custom songwriting pt 2
35:17 The power of singing your truth vs saying it
39:05 Courage Self-Care Tip: Honoring your emotions/ body daily
42:12 How to determine when we're hiding from our potential vs honoring our capacity in the moment
43:47 Replacing people-pleasing for showing up fearless in the world
50:43 The new version of Courageous Self-Love
Favorite Quotes
"It was just a reflection of me, naturally." - Andrea Catherine
"It's not about change but the work does transform and change someone." - Andrea Catherine
"I listen without trying to fix you." - Jamie Wyman
"Giving voice to someone's story is transformative." - Jamie Wyman
"Every voice represents a thousand voices." - Cate Stillman
"One of the ways I overcame my anxiety was [I] gave myself a break." - Jamie Wyman
"It's cool watching you grow into your lines." - Jamie Wyman
"You don't have to try so hard because it's just you." - Andrea Catherine
"Following what I know to be true...can feel really scary because I know this thing I've been holding on to, I have to let go of in order to be here." - Andrea Catherine
"Whose opinions do I really care about?" - Andrea Catherine
Meet Jamie
Jamie Wyman is a self-identified introvert, dreamer, and creator who owns her own songwriting business out of Northwest Montana. You can catch her singing, creating awesome name tags, and speaking out on issues she's passionate about. To learn more about how you can create your own song, sign up for her newsletter, and listen to her music, visit Jamie at jamiewymanmusic.com. If you're wanting to know more about those awesome name tags, visit ihadyouathello.com.
Did you know you can have your own theme song? Seriously, you can and it's a great reminder for your life mission. Join in as we hear from Jamie Wyman, creative songwriter who writes heart-centered song for just about any occasion. Hear how she uses songwriting to share personal, transformative stories of people who are struggling to connect with their true self. It's a powerful episode and you can bet that it'll force you to take a closer, more authentic view of your own life.
Links Mentioned
Organic Gardener Podcast
Cate Stillman, Yoga Health Coach
Brene Brown, Researcher/Author
Jamie Wyman’s website
Jamie Wyman name tags
The Great Blue Song Project
Show Highlights
1:19 Podcast Update from Andrea
5:34 Easeful Living Practice
9:15 Meet Jamie
11:17 Being lost and finding her way back to her path
17:32 The creation of songwriting for healing/grief: Shifting focus from illness back to the heart of the person
20:29 Process of custom songwriting pt 1
27:47 Storytelling through song
30:37 “Play” as adults
31:47 Process of custom songwriting pt 2
35:17 The power of singing your truth vs saying it
39:05 Courage Self-Care Tip: Honoring your emotions/ body daily
42:12 How to determine when we're hiding from our potential vs honoring our capacity in the moment
43:47 Replacing people-pleasing for showing up fearless in the world
50:43 The new version of Courageous Self-Love
Favorite Quotes
“It was just a reflection of me, naturally.” - Andrea Catherine
“It’s not about change but the work does transform and change someone.” - Andrea Catherine
“I listen without trying to fix you.” - Jamie Wyman
“Giving voice to someone’s story is transformative.” - Jamie Wyman
“Every voice represents a thousand voices.” - Cate Stillman
“One of the ways I overcame my anxiety was [I] gave myself a break.” - Jamie Wyman
“It’s cool watching you grow into your lines.” - Jamie Wyman
“You don't have to try so hard because it's just you.” - Andrea Catherine
“Following what I know to be true...can feel really scary because I know this thing I've been holding on to, I have to let go of in order to be here.” - Andrea Catherine
“Whose opinions do I really care about?” - Andrea Catherine
Meet Jamie
Jamie Wyman is a self-identified introvert, dreamer, and creator who owns her own songwriting business out of Northwest Montana. You can catch her singing, creating awesome name tags, and speaking out on issues she's passionate about. To learn more about how you can create your own song, sign up for her newsletter, and listen to her music, visit Jamie at jamiewymanmusic.com. If you're wanting to know more about those awesome name tags, visit ihadyouathello.com.
How many of us, when times are tough, reach a point where we try to force ourselves into healing? If we can't fix a broken vase by hitting it with a baseball bat, why do we think we can heal by being hard on ourselves? We have to soften our approach in order to move forward. Join me as I talk with Tracey Duncan about the many facets of self-love, and how we can move into a space of unconditionally loving ourselves.
Links Mentioned
Yoga Health Coaching
Yoga Healer
More Yoga, Less Bullshit
Brene Brown
The Wisdom of a Broken Heart by Susan Piver
Crossfit
Wild Geese by Mary Oliver
Hero course
Tracey Duncan on Vice
Show Highlights
5:02 Easeful Living Practice
13:02 Introducing Tracey Duncan
14:51 Disillusioned self-love
20:52 Unconditional and conditional self-love
22:27 Digesting details and setting boundaries
27:38 Finding support to work through the healing process
41:19 Demanding love and inviting love
48:14 "I don't have to be good all the time"
51:49 Play
54:25 Where to find Tracey
Favorite Quotes
"There's self-love and then there's self-love. There's unconditional self-love and then there's conditional self-love." - Tracey Duncan
"Don't present undigested material." - Tracey Duncan
"I can't call 9-1-1 about my divorce." - Tracey Duncan
"You can show your work without showing your intestines." - Tracey Duncan
"Showing up and doing more work in that process is how we continue to gain strength." - Andrea Catherine
"The deep healing happens when we show up, even when it's difficult." - Andrea Catherine
"Attention and love and acceptance and support are gifts and they can't be demanded, they can only be offered." - Tracey Duncan
"You cannot police or discipline a broken thing to become whole." - Tracey Duncan
"I don't have to be good all the time." - Tracey Duncan
"You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves." - Mary Oliver
"There's so much value and so much love and so much opportunity in that freedom of exploration." - Andrea Catherine
Meet Tracey
Tracey Duncan comes from what you might call poor white trash, unless you are poor white trash, in which case you probably just call her family. She dropped out of high school three times. Tracey misspent her youth in South Beach, where she worked for nightclubs and partied semi-professionally.
Sometime in her twenties, Tracey decided to get her $hit together. She sweet-talked her way into Columbia University, where she got a degree in Anthropology. She also has an MFA in Creative Writing. She has taught composition and literature at the university level, and is a retired Montessori Elementary teacher. Tracey is currently a writer, a yoga teacher, and a coach in New Orleans.
Tracey helps coaches, healers, and yoga teachers craft and share their personal stories to show others how to lead revolutionary lives. If you want to evolve into your superhero alter ego and show her to the world, Tracey wants to help. You can check out her teachings on The Hero Course. Read her work in Vice and on her website, More Yoga, Less Bull$hit. Follow her on Facebook and Instagram for the juiciest tidbits.
How many of us, when times are tough, reach a point where we try to force ourselves into healing? If we can’t fix a broken vase by hitting it with a baseball bat, why do we think we can heal by being hard on ourselves? We have to soften our approach in order to move forward. Join me as I talk with Tracey Duncan about the many facets of self-love, and how we can move into a space of unconditionally loving ourselves.
Links Mentioned
Yoga Health Coaching
Yoga Healer
More Yoga, Less Bullshit
Brene Brown
The Wisdom of a Broken Heart by Susan Piver
Crossfit
Wild Geese by Mary Oliver
Hero course
Tracey Duncan on Vice
Show Highlights
5:02 Easeful Living Practice
13:02 Introducing Tracey Duncan
14:51 Disillusioned self-love
20:52 Unconditional and conditional self-love
22:27 Digesting details and setting boundaries
27:38 Finding support to work through the healing process
41:19 Demanding love and inviting love
48:14 “I don’t have to be good all the time”
51:49 Play
54:25 Where to find Tracey
Favorite Quotes
“There’s self-love and then there’s self-love. There’s unconditional self-love and then there’s conditional self-love.” - Tracey Duncan
“Don’t present undigested material.” - Tracey Duncan
“I can’t call 9-1-1 about my divorce.” - Tracey Duncan
“You can show your work without showing your intestines.” - Tracey Duncan
“Showing up and doing more work in that process is how we continue to gain strength.” - Andrea Catherine
“The deep healing happens when we show up, even when it’s difficult.” - Andrea Catherine
“Attention and love and acceptance and support are gifts and they can’t be demanded, they can only be offered.” - Tracey Duncan
“You cannot police or discipline a broken thing to become whole.” - Tracey Duncan
“I don’t have to be good all the time.” - Tracey Duncan
“You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves.” - Mary Oliver
“There’s so much value and so much love and so much opportunity in that freedom of exploration.” - Andrea Catherine
Meet Tracey
Tracey Duncan comes from what you might call poor white trash, unless you are poor white trash, in which case you probably just call her family. She dropped out of high school three times. Tracey misspent her youth in South Beach, where she worked for nightclubs and partied semi-professionally.
Sometime in her twenties, Tracey decided to get her $hit together. She sweet-talked her way into Columbia University, where she got a degree in Anthropology. She also has an MFA in Creative Writing. She has taught composition and literature at the university level, and is a retired Montessori Elementary teacher. Tracey is currently a writer, a yoga teacher, and a coach in New Orleans.
Tracey helps coaches, healers, and yoga teachers craft and share their personal stories to show others how to lead revolutionary lives. If you want to evolve into your superhero alter ego and show her to the world, Tracey wants to help. You can check out her teachings on The Hero Course. Read her work in Vice and on her website, More Yoga, Less Bull$hit. Follow her on Facebook and Instagram for the juiciest tidbits.
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