Every time this happens to me, my go-to is to tell my mind that enough is enough and every time this does not work.

Fortunately I do have some tried and true techniques that do.

Before we can stop thinking about the argument or the thing that has upset us we need to process it. You may be thinking you don't have time for this step, but trust me, this will take FAR less time to do then having your mind on its rote little activity of repeating the same phantom conversation in your mind.

Listen in to this week's episode "How to reset your mind after an argument". It's a goodie ♡

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This week I am talking about my version of the three keys to wellness and as usual, it probably wont be what you're thinking.

Over time, and from various places, we have been sold a version of wellness that, to me, comes off as unachievable and harmful. Everything in wellness seems to be complicated; involving a strict level of balance that doesn't exist in the modern world and consistency.

If, like me, these rules aren't working in your favour, perhaps my version of wellness is what you have been searching for 😉

This episode is only 17 minutes long. Tune in now.

Check out the resources and articles below for more on wellness (the Lori way):

Liu YZ, Wang YX, Jiang CL. Inflammation: The Common Pathway of Stress-Related Diseases. Front Hum Neurosci. 2017 Jun 20;11:316: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5476783/

Kress, R. Stress, Inflammation, Immunity. RN.com. 2018: https://www.rn.com/featured-stories/stress-inflammation-immunity/

I loved this blog from Teresa Keever. She has undergraduate degrees in psychology and nursing and a graduate degree in Integrative Health and Wellness. Her blog, titled Why Inconsistency is also key can be read here: https://teresakeever.com/why-inconsistency-is-also-key/

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This week I am talking all about the science backed theory of how micro changes have a longer lasting affect on our wellness than big changes.

This theory has started to make its way into more conversations, especially with health professionals, as evidence continues to mount on how ineffective our goal planning is when it comes to improving our health. Research out of the U.S. shows that 75% of their health care spending goes on preventable illness. I imagine Australia is much the same.

So with our healthcare system busting at the seams and more and more doctors reducing bulk billing, it might be time to check in on some of your bad health habits.

To learn more about effective habit changing and willpower, check out the article below:
https://community.thriveglobal.com/microsteps-big-idea-too-small-to-fail-healthy-habits-willpower/

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In today's episode we explore the notion of filling our cups. What is means, how we do it, and most importantly why we should.

Feeling depleted, unmotivated and exhausted, then this is everything you need to shift that energy ♡

Episode resources:

Article: To be happier, should you focus on yourself or others?: https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/to_be_happier_should_you_focus_on_yourself_or_others

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Relax, nothing is under control ~ Adi Da Samraj - is one of my all time favourite quotes and certainly appropriate here.

In today's episode we look at the art of slowing down, what the benefits are; as always, what the research says and why rushing isn't getting you anywhere faster.

Today's episode is short and sweet for a reason ♡

To learn more about the art of slowing down and what the research says, check out the resources below:

Why you should stop rushing (your brain is tricking you): https://mindfulambition.net/stop-rushing/

The importance of slowing down: https://medium.com/the-mission/the-importance-of-slowing-down-21c3a881159c

The exact perfect amount of time to take a break, according to data: https://time.com/3518053/perfect-break/

Study breaks and stress busters: https://health.cornell.edu/about/news/study-breaks-stress-busters

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Today's episode title is a little tongue in cheek. OF COURSE we should be kind to one another, but before we do that, do you know what being kind means?

Today we take a look at kindness and people-pleasing and the fine line that exists between the two.

Today's topic is one that I have been mulling over in my head for many many years and finally, I think I have a really strong understanding of what great leaders and spiritual guides mean when they say act with kindness - it may not be what you're thinking.

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Perfectionism was first discussed in psychiatry and psychologist circles in 1965 when M H Hollender described perfectionism from a psycho-pathological perspective as a demand to oneself or others of a higher quality of performance than that required by the situation.

In most cases, I think most of us assume that some levels of perfectionism are important. It's important to do things to a high standard, it shows pride, motivation and conscientiousness.

Unfortunately, it also leads to higher levels of stress, anxiety and burnout and is stealing our moments of joy.

Listen in to gain some a deeper understanding of perfectionism and what you can do to begin to minimise this personality trait within yourself (also a perfect episode for anyone living with a perfectionist :-)

To learn more about perfectionism, check out the resources below:

50 Perfectionism Quotes To Let Go Of The Need To Be Perfect: https://www.shinesheets.com/perfectionism-quotes/

Genetic and environmental contributions to perfectionism and its common factors: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0165178115306752#preview-section-references

The Pros and Cons of Perfectionism, According to Research: https://hbr.org/2018/12/the-pros-and-cons-of-perfectionism-according-to-research

The importance of happiness chemicals in the body: https://www.nib.com.au/the-checkup/importance-of-happiness-chemicals-in-the-body

Name it to Tame it: https://mindfulness.com/mindful-living/name-it-to-tame-it

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Ahhh the dreaded to-do list is causing a great deal of stress and overwhelm for a lot of us. In this episode I talk about the research completed by Dr Libby Weaver on successful people and how they manage their to-do lists much more effectively.

Listen in now. Today's one is a must for anyone who wants to finally get to the end of that to-do list!

To listen to Dr Libby talk more about to-do lists and the biochemical reactions that happen in the body when we become stressed click here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5KGU01DhCQMdCLJNOFvfDw?si=uCUSQho1QJOL7KvK5RyQyg&nd=1

To read an article Dr Libby was interviewed for regarding overcoming the pressure we feel in our every day lives and much more click here: https://shesaid.com/exclusive-interview-with-dr-libby-weaver-on-womens-health/

To read another Dr Libby Interview where she shares her five tips to experience less stress click here: https://www.remixmagazine.com/lifestyle/5-tips-that-will-help-you-experience-less-stressno-matter-the-situation/

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I remember watching an episode of the Oprah Winfrey Show way back when and Oprah saying that she could make a show out of anyone. She didn't need a special guest or a celebrity. In fact, she could pull a person out of the audience and create a great show from that, which is exactly what she did. 

Why? Because we all have great stories and great potential within each of us. Each of us has experienced life's hardships and wins. Joseph Campbell, great philosopher and American Writer, called this the Hero's Journey.

So when you look back over your past, are you proud of the story you've written and inspired about your future? And if not, maybe now is the time to start writing something different.

Tune in for more.

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Overwhelm is a feeling we are all familiar with; that tightness in the chest, the breath catching in the throat and all of a sudden our clear thinking is gone.

Overwhelm can send us spiraling and in today's episode I explain what it is, how it impacts our body and my 3 tips to overcoming it in less then 10 minutes.

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