Brittny is joined by award-winning psychologist, multi-6-figure entrepreneur, and executive coach to top leaders in Fortune 500 companies and entertainment, Dr. Robyn McKay. Dr. McKay is also a leading expert in the new field of Spiritual Intelligence and she builds bridges between reason and intuition, science and spirit, and her clients' heads and hearts. She has a PhD in counseling psychology from the University of Kansas, where she studied diverse concepts ranging from spiritual intelligence and personal development to positive psychology and creativity and her distinct range of tools that span from the spiritual to the scientific serves as the baseline to her unique approach to transformational leadership and innovation.

Brittny & Robyn discuss:

Outside the office, Robyn loves hiking on the desert trails near her home in Scottsdale, AZ, and climbing the red rocks of Sedona.

Connect with Robyn:

https://www.drrobynmckay.com/

https://www.instagram.com/dr.robynmckay/

Mindset Rx Podcast with Robyn McKay

Brittny is joined by Natalie Crandall to discuss trusting in the process and how her competitive dance background and a dark night of the soul moment led to an unexpected spiritual expansion of herself.

Natalie has always been a mover & shaker…literally. She started dancing at the age of 3 and by 6 years old she was an active competitor in ballroom dance. She pursued a career in competitive ballroom dancing for over 20 years obtaining multiple championship titles and 3 National Professional Titles. But after a synchronistic detour from the universe, Natalie retired from competitive dancing and continued her journey as an instructor. Natalie is a certified spin instructor, yoga instructor, ballroom dance coach, and most recently a guide for Kinrgy - a modality created by Julianne Hough.

After years of relentless training as a competitive dancer Natalie now focuses on healing her body, mind and soul through deep connection to breath & movement. She thrives on community and is on a mission to help others find the joy in connecting back to their most authentic selves.

Brittny and Natalie discuss:

• Her “dark night of the soul” moment
• How she went from breakdown to breakthrough
• Listening to her inner critic versus following intuition and feeling
• Kinergy, dance, yoga and other movement practices
• The breadcrumbs that have helped her to surrender to the process
• Her personal daily practices that led to ah-ha moments
• Connecting to the energy within the body and letting out trapped energy
• Inner-parenting, allowing yourself to be vulnerable, and letting go of control

Mentioned in this episode:

Kinrgy (use code MOVETOEXPRESS to receive a free class)

Dare to Lead by Brene Brown

Untamed by Glennon Doyle

Connect with Natalie:

www.instagram.com/NatalieRoseMVMNT

Brittny is joined by Jenny Tucker to discuss the motherhood journey. Jenny has a Masters in Counseling, is a registered yoga teacher and school counselor, and has experience in crisis response and victim witness advocacy. Her most recent passion is supporting new moms which she does through The Centerline Community - a support community that Jenny founded that offers support, education, and connection for expecting and new moms.

Brittny & Jenny discuss:

• What matresence is and why new moms should be learning about it before birth
• All of the current crisis’ in the world that fall on the shoulders of moms
• Honoring the process in motherhood, the magic and the messiness
• Not resisting the messiness and challenges that come up
• Holding boundaries in the new motherhood journey
• Being able to ask for help and support
• Normalizing all the unique experiences that comes along with motherhood

Jenny has a 1.5 year old son named Bowen and a baby girl due in November and lives in Santa Barbara with her husband Ben and dog Ernie. 

Connect with Jenny:

www.CenterlineCommunity.com

https://www.instagram.com/CenterlineCommunity/

Brittny is joined by fellow Life Coach, Ellicia Turner. Ellicia helps ambitious people remember what’s possible for them after a lifetime of settling for less. Through the use of humor, quality coaching tools, and spirituality, she aims to support her clients in building the exact future they want. From how multiple future realities exist right now and the decisions we make today determine our own realities to how she overcame her own anxiety and depression without a prescription, Ellicia and Brittny break down the true power in choosing your own reality and why it’s possible for anyone. 

Episode Highlights:

• What a coach is, and what to look for in a coach
• Integrity, accountability, and finding someone who walks the talk
• Why women are socialized to limit themselves and finding happiness at a mediocre level
• Thought management
• The importance of curiosity when it comes to coaching
• Being open to feeling the difficult emotions
• Why we should all be consistently evolving

Connect with Ellicia:

https://www.instagram.com/elliciaturner/

https://www.elliciaturnercoaching.com/

Eureka with Ellicia Podcast

Mentioned in this episode:

The Life Coach School

Let’s be honest, disappointment sucks. Yet, it’s a common occurrence in that we’ve all likely felt it at some point or another. And sure, we could lower our expectations in order to avoid disappointment but we can also minimize it without stooping to feeling mediocre by working with it instead of resisting and reacting to it.

In this episode, Brittny covers the complexities within the emotion of disappointment, the arrival fallacy, managing external circumstances and unmet expectations, why it’s important to give yourself compassion and allow feelings of disappointment, how understanding your values can aid in managing disappointment and more! 

Connect with Brittny:

www.brittnyking.com

www.instagram.com/brittnyking_

www.instagram.com/positivelyreal_podcast

Brittny is joined by friend and personal doula, Peachy. Peachy is a DONA trained doula in the greater Phoenix area and she is passionate about helping parents navigate the overwhelming joy that is the journey of birth. From prenatal consultations to labor and delivery to postpartum support, she is her clients personal champion and sidekick in their birth journey. Learning to be strong by letting go and surrendering has taught her what her body has been made to do and she uses that along with her training and knowledge to guide moms and partners so they can enjoy the unique moments of pregnancy, labor, birth and even the 4th trimester.

Brittny and Peachy discuss:

• Peachy’s path to becoming a doula, following her purpose and calling in life
• What a doula is and what it is not, common misconceptions around the profession
• The four elements of care as it pertains to doulas: physical comfort measures, emotional support, informational support, advocacy
• The role of a doula for both mom and partner and how it differs
• How to know if a doula is right for you
• What support looks like throughout the entire process from pre-labor to 4th trimester
• The difference between doulas and midwives and how a doula is incorporated in the delivery team
• Peachy’s personal experience with miscarriage and how her job as a doula empowers her to supporting others

Connect with Peachy:

https://doulapeachy.com/

https://www.instagram.com/doula_peachy/

Mentioned in this episode:

Doulas of North America (DONA)

Last week Brittny shared about how to overcome feelings of hopelessness and despair and this week she’s piggybacking on that to discuss freedom and gratitude for the opportunities and daily things she’s afforded in her life. It’s so easy to get caught up in the negative, especially when that can make up the majority of what we see on social media, but there is still so much to be grateful for and we give our power away when we don’t believe that we can be apart of the change or that change isn’t possible. Brittny discusses her everyday freedoms that she’s thankful for, how she stays in her power when it feels like it’s being ripped away, and a practice you can do to show appreciation for your own freedoms and get back into a positive mindset! 

Connect with Brittny:

www.brittnyking.com

www.instagram.com/brittnyking_

www.instagram.com/positivelyreal_podcast

Since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, the state of our country has felt a bit darker which is why Brittny is bringing you this episode all on how to work through feelings of hopelessness and despair. As we continue to have political upheaval, it often feels like there’s nothing we can do, but Brittny is sharing how we can fuel and channel our emotions into productive action and actually make a difference in our own communities. She shares different ways to work through emotions such as helplessness and despondence, the importance of validating our own experiences as well as others, catastrophizing and how to stop it, and using our imagination to create a brighter future. 

Connect with Brittny:

www.brittnyking.com

www.instagram.com/brittnyking_

www.instagram.com/positivelyreal_podcast

Brittny is sharing all the details and her experience with giving birth - from the moment she found out she was pregnant through holding her baby girl in her arms. When sharing the exciting news of pregnancy with others, women are often met with doom and gloom…how painful it will be, how much sleep you’ll lose, how you can’t prepare for anything, and the list goes on. But Brittny decided she wanted to write her own story, and so she did.

In this episode, Brittny discusses:

• How she knew the exact date she would give birth the moment she was told her due date
• Changing the narrative around pregnancy and labor (because it doesn’t have to be all doom and gloom)
• The importance of finding a provider that shares in your beliefs and advocates for you
• How she used breathwork to manage labor pain and have an all natural birth
• Why it’s necessary to prep both the body and brain for the birthing process
• The fear, tension, pain cycle
• Trusting your body and not fighting against what it’s meant to do
• Other ways she prepared to bring new life into the world!

Mentioned in this episode:

Modern Milk Hypnobirthing Class

Real Food for Pregnancy: The Science and Wisdom of Optimal Prenatal Nutrition by Lily Nichols 

Doula Peachy

Connect with Brittny:

www.brittnyking.com

www.instagram.com/brittnyking_

www.instagram.com/positivelyreal_podcast

Brittny is sharing all the deets on how she mourns her past self while also celebrating her new life as a mother. Although she thought this experience would be easy (because social media makes it look that way sometimes), there has been a lot of learning along the way and many reminders that “living your best life” means life long work of continuing to examine and know yourself. She dives into why you can’t mourn your old self until you’re actually in the experience of change, allowing herself to feel both the pride in parenting and the guilt that comes up when missing having an hour to herself in the morning, grief and loss in forms other than death and how to honor that grief, matresence, the physical and emotional healing of parenthood and mourning your past self, choosing courage over comfort, and so much more! 

Connect with Brittny:

www.brittnyking.com

www.instagram.com/brittnyking_

www.instagram.com/positivelyreal_podcast