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How do we make choices that suit us, others and the environment? In this episode I share a personal journey about changing what I eat and how I used a specific process make that choice.
The difference between conscious choice (discernment, consideration for others, clear facts to assess) vs unconscious choice which includes habits, societal norms, outdated beliefs, misinformation is an important area to get in to. We make choices every day and they affect us, others and the world around us.
My model of making considered choices:
1. How does this affect me.
2. How dies this affect another
3. How does this affect the environment
This process is something I've applied to choosing a plant-based diet and to business. It's an expansive and inclusive way of thinking about choices work and reciprocity - how things come back to affect us.
My views on food and nutrition feel right for me and I use it as an example that is relevant to my health and how I think about the environment. Each of us need to make our own choices and my intention is to highlight the process which may help you, whether that is for health, personal or business. The meta model can be very useful to open up possibilities and learning so all choices are more conscious.
In this episode, we will be covering the topic of panic buying and why we might do it. I explain the difference between the rational mind and the emotional mind how we can be triggered into certain irrational behaviour. There are deep rooted reasons for this behaviour and it's important to know how and why this happens. If you get triggered, it’s normal but not necessarily helpful and I share some important understandings that can help. If this is an issue you have been affected by, I share a practical process for how to overcome irrational thinking at the end of the podcast so you can get back in control of your emotions.
Do send me your comments and thoughts as I'm always happy to continue the conversation as it's a big topic with much more to explain.
Contact me via email: [email protected] or @saljefferies on Instagram and LinkedIn
Do you experience anxiety, stress and fear? Want to learn how breathing can affect your nervous system and get in control of how you feel?
In this episode , I explain the following:
In the final part, I take you through a simple but effective practice to get control of your state and feel in control and safe.
Do send me your comments and thoughts as I'm always happy to continue the conversation as it's a big topic with much more to explain.
Contact me via email: [email protected] or @saljefferies on Instagram and LinkedIn
Listening well can open up wonderful conversations and create connection between people. Sometimes, we might not listen as well as we could and other times we are simply not being heard by the other person. In this podcast, I share my experience about levels of listening and a simple strategy to become a better listener.
Here is a playful description from poor listening skills through to the most wonderful:
Do send me your comments and thoughts as I'm always happy to continue the conversation (well this is an episode about good listening!)
Contact me via email: [email protected] or @saljefferies on Instagram and LinkedIn
Why do we stay stuck in life or business? Sometimes I can seem as if there are so many options it's overwhelming. Other times we stay stuck and even though it can seem counterintuitive, for some reason we just keep repeating the same old thing. In this episode, I explain how the mind has patterns and thinking (or cognitive) biases. Anytime we are stuck in life, there's a high chance that 'status quo bias' is at play.
My aim is to give you bite-size understanding of this topic and something that you can do immediately. In the last part, I give an exercise that you can do to help you get unstuck and find out the underlying themes and beliefs you have. Do send me your comments and thoughts as I'm always happy to continue the conversation.
Contact me via email: [email protected] or @saljefferies on Instagram and LinkedIn
Do you have a nagging feeling that whatever you do, some day you’ll be found out that you’re not quite good enough? Do you work hard but fear that it’s never quite enough? Do you wish you were more confident?
If so, then you’re likely to be experiencing ‘Imposter Syndrome’.
When your confidence is lower than your competence, this it when imposter syndrome strikes. Fortunately, this condition can be overcome by a change in mindset and being conscious of your 'state'. When you understand your beliefs and concerns, you can reset the balance of confidence + competence.
In this episode, I aim to demystify some of the common beliefs about this condition and explain some simple and practical ways you can start to overcome the limits that imposter syndrome might be putting on you. If you have further thoughts or questions on this topic, please reach out.
You can contact me via email: [email protected] > instagram @saljefferies > LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saljefferies
In this episode, and explain how to use self awareness to find out what really matters to you. When you are clear on the things that give you the deepest and most fulfilling feelings and it's easier to navigate your way through life. I refer to this as building your 'inner compass'.
In my work as a mindset coach, contemporary psychotherapist, yoga teacher and Breathwork teacher, I find the integrated approach to change is becoming ever more important in the age of the pandemic and the need for connecting to what is natural, human and conscious within each of us.
In this episode, and share my thinking around the need for self awareness of both body and mind so that we can change habits, behaviours and mindset. In my work as a mindset coach, contemporary psychotherapist, yoga teacher and Breathwork teacher, I find the integrated approach to change is becoming ever more important in the age of the pandemic and the need for connecting to what is natural, human and conscious within each of us.
This podcast is mindset/psychology based talk I hosted about some of the concerns and fears about coming out of lockdown and what the future might hold. Using psychology and human behaviour, I aim to address the following:
The 4 changes we need to deal with this challenges are:
I hope you get some insights to take forward and put into action.
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