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An experience with my kids that demonstrates so clearly how to "allow" a painful emotion - and why it's not as terrible as it sounds._________
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How learning to manage my kids’ meltdowns taught me to manage my own anger.
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The way you speak to yourself is incredibly powerful. It determines your relationship with yourself, how you feel and the results you get (or don’t) in your life. Yet if you’re like most people, you are focusing more energy on communicating with others while not paying much attention to your self talk.
But here’s the great news: the same skills you use for talking to others can be used when you talk to yourself! In this episode, you'll learn strategies to improve your inner dialogue, and several suggested phrases you can start using right away.
Curious to learn more about how this works? Then be sure to join me for my upcoming webinar on Wednesday, March 6. I'll be sharing how to use the CALM method to cure your Headless Chicken Syndrome." And one of the first steps is to treat yourself with the same kindness and compassion you show others. Be sure to register at the link below so you don't miss it!
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This episode picks up from where we left off last week. We continue the discussion about decision-making and how to handle the emotions and discomfort that come with it.
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In this episode, we're exploring the art of decision-making.
An unexpected bout of illness threw a wrench into my plans this week, and I had to make a difficult choice. I share why this choice was challenging for me, and how I came to a decision that felt right. Listen as I use this example to demonstrate how the CALM method is a step-by-step approach to navigating difficult decisions. From connecting with ourselves to evaluating our choices, this tool helps us make decisions confidently and without regret.
Join me as we uncover how to make decisions easier and with more clarity, no matter the size or significance.
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If you've ever felt like you're running on autopilot, overwhelmed with an endless to-do list and struggling to be present, you're not alone. In today's episode, I’m sharing all about Headless Chicken Syndrome: what it is, the root causes, and what you can do about it.
I’ll explain how the 5 Unspoken Rules (control enthusiasm, perfectionism, people-pleasing, hustle, and hyper-rationality) make it particularly difficult to set ourselves free from Headless Chicken Syndrome.
Then, I’ll reveal the missing piece of the puzzle: the essential skill of allowing your emotions. And I mean all of them - both good AND bad.
Most of us have never been taught this incredibly powerful skill. But once you learn it, you’ll be able to create your own CALM amidst the chaos and cure Headless Chicken Syndrome once and for all.
And don't miss out on the upcoming webinar where we'll explore these concepts further. Let's dive in and reclaim a calmer, more connected life together.
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Ever find yourself puzzled by the choices you make? This week, I'm sharing the answer to one of life's biggest mysteries: why do we do the things we do? (and why DON'T we do things even when it seems we should?)
I'll explore the complex relationship between our emotions and behaviors. Gain insights into how your feelings can both fuel and foil your professional and personal growth. We'll unpack strategies to cultivate emotions that serve your goals and manage the negative emotions that hold you back, like avoidance or misplaced anger.
Ready to step into the best version of yourself? Let's confront the discomfort together. I'll guide you through acknowledging the societal pressures that make it difficult to face challenging emotions head-on, and learning to recognize and address your feelings.
Facing your feelings - both good and bad - may sound scary, but I promise it's not as bad as you think. And it's worth it! Once you learn this skill, you'll be able to stop shying away from necessary confrontations, or drowning your sorrows in the next Netflix binge. You'll stop letting your emotions hold you back from being the mom and wife you want to be, and you'll be able to accomplish your goals more quickly.
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When was the last time you asked yourself: "What do I need here?" Or if you did, when was the last time you answered honestly, from the heart, noticing what emotional needs you have in that given moment?
In this episode, I'm sharing why this deceptively simple question is so powerful.
If you're like most of the high-achieving working moms I know, you can't remember the last time you asked yourself what YOU need...because you're too busy worrying about meeting everyone else's needs! Or perhaps you thought about it, but the answer was really just more of what you "should" do or what you "have to" do.
It takes courage to ask this question, answer honestly, and do what it takes to meet our emotional needs. Especially when that means we have to disappoint someone else or be a little less perfect.
We are taught to believe that acknowledging our emotions is self-indulgent and a waste of time. But it's not. It's essential. It's the key to feeling less overwhelmed and showing up as the calm, connected moms we want to be. And this simple question is the first step.
So take a listen and give it a try this week. You might be surprised at what a difference it makes!
PS I'll be digging even deeper into this topic in my upcoming Webinar on Thursday, Feb 8th: Cure Your Headless Chicken Syndrome with the CALM Method.
I'll show you how simple strategies like this can make a huge difference in your life. Register HERE.
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Happy New Year! As we kick off 2024, it's a great time to think about our goals for the New Year. In today's episode, I'm sharing a simple, straightforward system that will help you evaluate where you are and where you want to go.
As you go through this process, you'll learn to manage your mind to stay focused and positive. This will make your goal-setting more effective and more enjoyable, and you'll find you are less likely to get stuck in overwhelm or self-criticism.
Here's an overview of how it works:
1 List out the main areas of your life
2 Review each area & give it a rating from 1-10
3 Define what a "10" would look like for each area
4 Choose one main area of focus
5 Write down:
- What's working in this area?
- What's not working in this area?
- What will I do differently to get closer to a "10" in this area?
The list you make at the end of Step 5 will comprise your goals or "Resolutions' for the New Year. As you look at the list, you'll notice that these questions have naturally guided you to create a list of goals and plans that are prioritized, pragmatic, and actionable.
So grab a pen and piece of paper and follow along with me as we set ourselves up for success this year!
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This week, I’m walking you through my favorite tools to prepare your mind for the upcoming family holiday gatherings. We often get so busy rushing to do all the physical preparations for the holidays that we neglect the mental prep. But if you want to cultivate a calmer and more centered experience around your family this year, you must prioritize your mindset. Of course we’re all busy, but fortunately this doesn’t have to take any extra time. All it takes is a few minutes thinking about these topics while you’re sitting in traffic or wrapping gifts.
Topics covered include:
Tune in for these and other valuable insights to help you set the stage for a more mindful and peaceful holiday celebration.
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Everything on this podcast and website is for informational purposes only and should not be used as medical advice. Views are our own, and do not necessarily represent those of our past or present employers or colleagues.
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