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Do you feel like your life is now less-than-meaningful because your kids left home?

Then this episode is for you, especially if you are an empty nester who wakes up most days feeling unmotivated and dissatisfied. 

Today’s guest is Laurie Wright AKA  “Not Your Average Grandma”. She is a Master NeuroCoach, trained in a brain-based, science-backed method that she uses to help clients remove blocks in their brain that are holding them back and replace them with new neuro pathways that will make their goals easier and faster to achieve.

She helps her clients move past the sadness of their kids leaving and discover what's next so they can spend this next chapter feeling lit up and excited about life. 

She loves to laugh and sprinkle positivity as often as possible. She is an extrovert and gets energy from being around people. One of her most important and favorite roles is that of mom. She has two incredible, grown daughters, two wonderful sons-in-law, and six precious grandchildren. She is also blessed to be married to her soul mate, who shares her love of life and laughter. She is an avid football and basketball fan who is also a big fan of competitive reality tv shows.

We’ll talk about Laurie’s passions and much more in this new episode!

Your Dare for the episode is to sit by yourself in silence for 60 minutes. After the 60 minutes, write down what is top of mind.
 
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