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In this episode of Love and Live Abundantly, hosts Ilona Poka and Dr. Bill Mock continue their exploration of anxiety and its impact on daily life. They focus on sharing practical tools and personal experiences for managing anxiety, emphasizing that different techniques work for different people. Ilona shares a story about overcoming anxiety by clearing her throat chakra and using gratitude, music, and movement to process emotions. Bill discusses his use of writing, music, and setting small goals to reduce anxiety.
They encourage listeners to try various strategies, such as exercise, playing with children, or engaging in relaxing activities like cooking, to find what best helps them manage stress. Throughout the conversation, they highlight the importance of having a "toolkit" of go-to techniques, whether it’s laughing, practicing gratitude, or enjoying simple pleasures.
The episode ends with an invitation for listeners to share their own experiences and ideas for dealing with anxiety, encouraging a community-based approach to mental well-being.
Reach Out. Have questions? Is there something you'd like us to discuss? Email Hello@ TruthBeTold.World
In this episode of Love and Live Abundantly, hosts Ilona Poka and Dr. Bill Mock continue their exploration of anxiety and its impact on daily life. They focus on sharing practical tools and personal experiences for managing anxiety, emphasizing that different techniques work for different people. Ilona shares a story about overcoming anxiety by clearing her throat chakra and using gratitude, music, and movement to process emotions. Bill discusses his use of writing, music, and setting small goals to reduce anxiety.
They encourage listeners to try various strategies, such as exercise, playing with children, or engaging in relaxing activities like cooking, to find what best helps them manage stress. Throughout the conversation, they highlight the importance of having a "toolkit" of go-to techniques, whether it’s laughing, practicing gratitude, or enjoying simple pleasures.
The episode ends with an invitation for listeners to share their own experiences and ideas for dealing with anxiety, encouraging a community-based approach to mental well-being.
Reach Out. Have questions? Is there something you'd like us to discuss? Email Hello@ TruthBeTold.World