More For Your Mind

The very first conversation with a guest on More For Your Mind!!! Dalencia Ross, a confidence and clarity mindset coach, joins today to talk about confidence. We have an energizing, authentic conversation about the myths of confidence, what we feel it actually is, how our mindset gets in our own way and how we can change our perception to get on a clear path to feeling more confident starting right now. If you're feeling like you want to feel more confident, listen and you'll leave with more for your mind.

No one knows what you want and need better than yourself. Today is all about the importance of advocating for yourself - the feelings you have when you try to be yourself, how to speak up for what you want and need, and why this is crucial to your life as you change and as your relationships change. You'll leave with more about why speaking up for something as small as a mistaken order at a restaurant can lead to happiness and a strong sense of self-trust.

You have thousands of thoughts a day...how many of those do you think are positive? How many of those thoughts serve the life and the version of yourself you strive for? You've been moving around and shuffling the cluttered thoughts in your mind for far too long. The negative worries, fears, and stressful thoughts have been repetative thoughts in your mind for days, months, and years...so it's time to de-clutter. In this episode, JQ discusses what a minimalist mindset looks like, why you need to think about the thoughts you're having, and two practices for having a more minimalist mindset for your better health and well-being.

Are you hard on yourself when you mess up or when you're struggling? Isn't it easier to comfort someone else with support and compassion during their struggle...than it is to comfort yourself? You're not alone in feeling like this. Self-compassion has amazing benefits for our well-being, and through understanding the role of common humanity, mindfulness, and self-kindness, you can learn to cultivate a supportive inner dialogue that shows you compassion and helps you stand up again when you fall down.

Quarantine, social distancing, and new protocols that are in place for our physical health may have lasting impact on our social health. I have some thoughts and lessons about how society may change with this "new normal" and want to provide an alternate perspective for you. Think about how trust, communication, and connections may be impacted in your life because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Conversations we have with ourselves stay with us more than we realize. It's even possible that imagining possible scenarios becomes wired as memories in our brain - even if they never actually happened. Research and philosophy has shown that our thoughts become our emotions and then our actions...so be careful what you keep hoping for, imagining, and practicing over and over to yourself.

The purpose and passion behind More For Your Mind is to help everyone better understand themselves and realize they are not alone in how they feel, think, and behave. Jordan shares her story about why she felt connected to studying psychology, how she used her knowledge of people through various unconventional job experiences, and why More For Your Mind is being created for you.