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Hi friends! Today I want to talk to you about self doubt, and what imposter syndrome feels like. I was recently having a conversation with one of my mentor clients, and she was surprised to hear that I still struggle with self doubt and imposter syndrome.
If you're somebody who struggles with self doubt, you're really going to love this episode. It's going to be a short and sweet one, but it's important to talk about because a lot of us struggle with this.
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At the time of recording this podcast, it's officially the kids' last week of school. We are counting down the days! This summer is super special: it's my first summer as a mom without having the boutique. It feels good, and I'm so ready to slow down.
Today I'm talking about our plans for a Simple Summer, one where we make a ton of memories. And I'm sharing simple ways to bring what you love about vacation into your daily life. Grab your favorite vacation mug, fill it with coffee, and get ready to relax with me!
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Today I'm going to be sharing why my story is ready to share now. And I'm explaining my writing process, how to join my book launch team, and when you can expect the book to launch. Who's ready to join me on my latest journey? Let's go!
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1:1 Mentorship With Nicole J: 2 spots opening in June. Click here for more info.
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Today's guest is someone I discovered on social media, and I'm so excited to get to know her. She's a mom by day, and a social worker by heart, who is about to drop her first book! In today's episode, I'm interviewing Lindsey Konchar, a licensed social worker who pivoted to stay at home mom during the pandemic, and now author! We're chatting about her catchy and funny new book: "I've Got 99 Coping Skills, and Being a Bitch Ain't One." If you love actionable tips backed by research with a side of pop culture references this book (and podcast interview) is for you!
What's in this episode:
ABOUT LINDSEY KONCHAR
Lindsey Konchar is a licensed graduate social worker, which basically means she brings some credentialed experience to the mental health world. Now, she is a mom by day and social worker by heart! While she would have been thrilled to be a stay-at-home mama, she knew she couldn't lose who she was along the way. That was vital. Lindsey found a way to use the clinical skills she had developed in her practice and hold on to the work she loves so much - write a freakin' book!
I Got 99 Coping Skills and Being a B*tch Ain't One is a quippy, evidence-based guide to help individuals find better, healthy coping skills. We all know life can be unimaginably challenging. It brings stress and grief, anxiety and angst, but that doesn't mean we should lose hope. By using the small, simple, actionable steps in I Got 99 Coping Skills and Being a B*tch Ain't One, listeners can find what uniquely works for them to optimize their life! Website: https://copingwithlindsey.com
IG: @copingwithlindsey
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July 5: Lindsey's book drops on Amazon: I Got 99 Coping Skills and Being a B*tch Ain't One: A List of Evidence-Based Activities to Reduce Stress and Anxiety & Improve Overall Well-Being
Today's guest is someone I met through the Boutique Hub. She's a former boutique owner who describes herself as a multi-passionate unicorn who decided to lean into what truly ignites her passion.
In today's episode, I'm interviewing Chrystal Rose, a certified transformation and embodiment coach, who uses her tools to help other women create amazing, fulfilling lives and eliminate burnout.
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ABOUT CHRYSTAL ROSE
Chrystal Rose is a serial entrepreneur, transformative coach for high achievers, and the host of two podcasts: Self Love for Breakfast and Breathwork Bestie. She is dedicated to helping business owners, coaches, and corporate rockstars shift from a place of hustle, to ease and abundance.
IG: @xtalrose
FB: https://www.facebook.com/XtalRose/
Website: ChrystalRose.com
Podcast: Self Love Breakfast Club
Podcast: Breathwork Bestie
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Upcoming program: AUDACITY: Who Does She Think She Is?
Flagship Program: Pendulum: New cohort begins July 2022
Welcome to the Podcast! This summer I'm incorporating some solo episodes into the podcast rotation. This solo episode is about a few things (because you know my brain, haha) which ultimately segues into my main topic: Why Is It So Hard to Make Friends?
So, grab a cup of iced coffee (or your fave drink), and get ready to chat about carving out time for yourself, why you should RSVP NO, and the all powerful mom guilt. Plus, if you're craving adult conversation and friendship, I'm going to share everything you need to know about the More Than Membership Group.
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More Than Membership Doors Are Open! JOIN HERE: https://bit.ly/3PlZQAP
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Today's guest is someone I met through the boutique. I've been really enjoying getting to know her business through a social media lens. I find her approach to health in alignment with my goals, and I personally can't wait to become a client.
In today's episode, I'm interviewing Dr. Amber Manning, DNP, APRN, FNP-C of Affinity Wellness. Her outlook on health and wellness is simple: find the root cause and fix it. She explains what holistic and integrated care is, why your goals are her goals, and how your mindset/gut/nutrition all play a role in your mental and physical health.
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RESOURCE LINK
ABOUT AMBER
Dr. Amber Manning, DNP, APRN, FNP-C is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner, with nearly 20 years experience as a nurse and nearly 10 years as a nurse practitioner in various settings. Her outlook on health and wellness is simple: find the root cause and fix it. She is able to do this with connection and building a relationship by getting to know her clients not just in a medical sense, but know and understand their deepest desires, big scary goals, and what they want out of life and IN their lives. Dr. Manning draws her inspiration not just for how she approaches care but WHY she approaches care in this way from her grandmothers. Both of them knew how to take care of people. And isn't taking care of people the goal?! Dr. Manning has been married for 6 years and has 3 daughters who range in age from 4 months to 13 years old. She recently self-published her guided Journal, "GREAT, As I Am," available on Amazon. Running is her therapy and she ran her entire pregnancy. In fact, she ran a 5k 2 weeks before giving birth. Additionally, she loves to read, write, spend time with her family at the beach, pool, and camping with a red glass of red wine of course.
IG: Affinity_Wellness
FB: Affinity Wellness Consultants
Website: www.affinitywellnessconsultants.com
Email: [email protected]
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This month is super special and I really wanted to kick off May with a solo episode. And if you've been following me and my journey, and have seen some of my most recent social posts, you already know I'm sprinkling mental health awareness into everything I'm doing.
This week I'm sharing what I've been up to, special projects I'm working on, and most importantly a bit about my personal mental health journey.
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PROMOS
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Today's special guest is involved with an organization that I've been spending time getting to know on a personal level. Annie Slease is the Director of Advocacy & Education at NAMI Delaware. I wanted to bring Annie on to the podcast to introduce herself and share more about NAMI.
In today's episode, Annie explains what NAMI is along with the services it provides. She also shares her personal journey that led her to NAMI and ultimately becoming a staff member.
What's in this episode:
ABOUT ANNIE
Annie Slease, M.Ed., is the Director of Advocacy & Education at NAMI Delaware. After a 25-year career as a classroom teacher, she joined the NAMI Delaware staff in 2017, inspired by her experience as a parent navigating mental health crises without adequate information or support and then finding herself navigating the criminal justice system, as well.
At NAMI Delaware, Annie leads the Advocacy & Education Team, responsible for programs, outreach, and advocacy statewide. Annie is a certified trainer of several national, evidence-based mental health and suicide prevention programs, and she contributes to efforts statewide on mental-health focused topics including: school safety, suicide prevention, family education and support, youth and adult services, and Delaware crisis response. She consults with policy leaders and testifies for legislation that will improve the lives affected by mental illness in Delaware. Last August she celebrated the Governor's signing of HB 100 – a bill bringing elementary school mental health professionals up to nationally recommended ratios. Similarly, this year she is advocating for HB 300 which focuses on middle schools. Annie serves on several statewide committees, including her position as Mental Health Lead for the Delaware School-Based Health Alliance, and she is a member of the Delaware Behavioral Health Crisis Care Task Force and the Education Committee of the Lt. Governor's Behavioral Health Consortium.
She and her husband Tom are co-parents to 5 adult children ranging in age from 21-29 who live in Seattle, Charlotte, New York City, and Philadelphia. Annie and Tom share their empty nest in Newark with their cat Daisy and their pandemic puppy Penny Rose.
IG: @namidelaware
FB: https://www.facebook.com/namidelaware
Twitter: @namidelaware
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nami-delaware-22445430/
Website: https://www.namidelaware.org
Annie's Blog: www.stillhopefulmom.com
Annie's IG: @stillhopefulmom
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