Love At Home

How do you know when to end a friendship? Why is it so hard to walk away or find closure in this area? This week I'm wrapping up the three-part series on friendships and teaching you how to know when to say goodbye to a friendship. Join Hannah Coles LDS Life Coach

This episode is all about MAINTENANCE. One of the hardest aspects of friendships is maintaining them. We start to see or notice things that we don't like, we hold them to these unspoken expectations, they might say things or show up in ways that are confusing and oftentimes that's when we start to distance ourselves until the firnedship just fizzles out and then we wonder, what happened? Join me today as I walk you through some tools to keep your friends and to make them even stronger!

Somewhere along the line we picked up the belief that some people are "better" than others, they're more likable, more valuable, more educated, more...And with this we have the tendency to elevate them and put them on a pedestal. But if they're up there, where are you? What does that say about you? And more importantly, what does that do to your confidence? Find out in this episode with LDS Life Coach Hannah Coles

We often blame others for how we feel. We think that others "made" us feel a certain way. They said words and now I'm hurt. But this thought track is disempowering and will keep you from being able to feel confident. Today, I share a small portion of the book, How Emotions are Made by Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett where you learn that others don't "make" us feel anythign at all rather you are the creator and architect of your emotional world!

It's January and goals are the hot topic right now as well as excuses so I wanted to create a short podcast episode to help you clear out some thought drama and weed out some negative beliefs that are hindering more than helping. Tune in with LDS Life Coach Hannah Coles

When we're triggered by something we have this terrible habit of narrowing in and focusing on it, which we doesn't feel good. Feelings are important because how you feel drives you into action - it affects what you DO next. So when you're honed in Ono the things that don't feel good it directly impacts how you show up and what you create. In today's episode, I teach you not to ignore the triggers but to learn how to focus on what feels good so that you can show up confident and able.

There are moments when we just feel stuck. We might feel stuck in a story about ourselves or others, stuck in a feeling, stuck in a pattern of behavior, or a family relationship, and it's painful because there's no growth or moving forward in stuckness. But there is a glorious, most freeing truth: It doesn't have to be this way. Today, I share an easy, straightforward path to release you from your own bondage of stuckness and to be able to move back into the power of growth! Tune in with LDS Life Coach Hannah Coles