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- Episode 20 - The shame, blame trapToday I share how the shame, blame trap works and how I have been stuck in this loop of shame and blame when I moved from Brazil to Scotland with my husband and two small children. I also share how to apply what I have learned with life coaching to get out of this loop and help you achieve your goals and be who you want to be in this life no matter what circumstances you are going through. I promise you, you can do it.45 min
- Episode 19 - Motherhood and the Challenges of the Immigrant Mother with Kathleen ByromI am delighted to share this conversation I had with my friend Kathleen Byrom. She moved to Scotland from South Africa and talks about the challenges of the working mother and the pressures of starting over in a new country. You can find her beautiful wildlife and pet portraits on Facebook @KByrom Art or Instagram @k.byrom_art37 min
- Episode 18 - The friendship testWho are your true friends? How do you know the difference? Have you heard of the friendship test? This week I talked about the friendship test on my IGTV videos on my Instagram account. On this episode I share more about how this friendship test has impacted me and helped me improve my relationship with friends in my life.16 min
- Episode 17: In the midst of every crisis lies great opportunity - Albert EinsteinPandemics have happened before. Some great scientists have made lemonade out of the lemons of a pandemic in the past and blessed our lives with knowledge we didn't have before then and use to this day. But how can we find the great opportunities in the midst of crisis in our own lives? It's definitely easier said than done.21 min
- Episode 16: Coronavirus in Scotland - New restrictions and hard things we all have to do. But do we?New restrictions have been put in place in Scotland this week due to rising numbers of coronavirus cases. This creates hard things for us to do again. So how do we deal with doing hard things? Do you do the hard things or do you procrastinate them? Do some people just have it easier? And what does that have to do with coronavirus anyway? That and more on today's episode.19 min
- Episode 15: Out of our comfort zone - a conversation with my husband Guilherme NunesMy husband and I talk about our experience moving to Scotland and what we have learned is within our control and outside of our control. Life lessons we have learned because we moved abroad and more!54 min
- Episode 14: Be careful when you help other peopleShould you always help others? When is it acceptable not to help someone? Can helping someone actually make things worse for your relationship with that person? What?! This and more on today's episode.24 min
- Episode 13: *Bonus episode - O que os outros pensam sobre mimNeste episódio converso sobre as causas de se importar excessivamente com o que os outros pensam (incluindo quando nos mudamos de país) e ferramentas para lidar melhor com a opinião alheia e ser mais feliz.20 min
- Episode 12: Three ways we can make life better (or worse).This episode is about three things I have learned we can do to make any experience in life a much more positive and productive one. (I also mention Tony Overbay's podcast - The Virtual Couch - that I enjoy listening to in case you would like to check it out).18 min
- Episode 11: *Bonus Episode - Quando dá vontade de desistirNeste episódio vamos conversar sobre o que fazer quando bate aquela vontade de desistir de alguma meta ou projeto que no fundo queremos que dê certo, mas está dificil.17 min
About In Your Hands
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I am Mônica Nunes and this is In Your Hands.
I am from Brazil and moved to Scotland where I did not know anyone and started my life over. Uncertainty, insecurity, overwhelm, anxiety, feeling like I did not belong were only some of the struggles I faced. I have found tools that helped me become successful, resilient and accepting of myself and my story. Now, I want to help mothers in similar situations to find connection, acceptance and happiness in their own journey abroad.