By Meg Daly
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In today’s episode, I share a comforting “a -ha” discovered during a conversation recently with a friend. For so long, I’ve grappled with the idea of “expectations are resentments waiting to happen” when it comes to friendships and relationships. How can we not have expectations? Yet whenever I’ve had expectations, it inevitably led to emotional suffering. Two questions I share today might be the answer to this dilemma!
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In today’s bonus episode, I offer you a short meditation to ground yourself and help you move through the day with more peace. Feel free to use this in your morning rituals and share with friends who are in need of more calm.
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In today’s episode, I share with you three things to detox from your life so you can experience freedom, peace, and clarity. If you are feeling in a rut, you are in the right place. If you know someone who is feeling stuck, please share this episode with them.
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Life is never a straight line. There are ups and downs, highs and lows. Moments when our light is shining bright and moments when we can’t even see the flicker. In today’s episode, I’m sharing with you three ideas that have helped me turn my light back on after going through a dark period. I hope you feel as inspired as I do when tapping into these gifts.
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Who do you want to be?
I'm not talking your role or label in life... but who you at a deep level want to be.
In today's episode I share how embodiment has helped me navigate some choppy waters the past several months. I hope it resonates with you 🙂
Products mentioned in episode:
Ceder's Rose Distilled Non-Alcoholic
Stolen Focus by Johann Hari
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This is a very special episode for me because I had the pleasure of interviewing my cousin Callie! We reconnected on Instagram as I’m absolutely fascinated with her “Eat In Method” as well as her book, Dining In By Design.
Callie is changing the way people think about cooking at home by working with individuals one on one as well as facilitating corporate group programs.
Make sure you watch until the end because she shares a very personal story. Something a lot of people don’t want to think about let alone talk about…but it is more prevalent than you can imagine.
Callie's Bio:
Callie Cavanaugh is a trained chef, interaction designer, author, and speaker. She is the founder of the private chef platform NonnaEats, where she brings people together with food through intimate dining experiences. Callie’s pursuit of food started at the age of five, when she put on cooking shows for her friends and family. Her pursuit was turned on its head when she encountered health issues until she brought her sense of design to discover The Eat In Method, a whole new approach to food. She lives in Boulder, CO where she spends time exploring the great outdoors with friends. Connect with Callie here:More ways for us to connect:
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Today’s episode is based on a fabulous book by Danielle Postel-Vinay called Home Sweet Maison: The French Art Of Making A Home.
I don’t think I’ve read a book this fast in quite some time! I take you through a few of the rooms in the home that she discusses in the book with recommendations from her on how to make it more elegant and inspiring.
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Meg is an ordinary mom who found herself trapped in the mommy wine culture. She began her sober curious journey in November of 2019 where her love of science led her to discover the real truth about alcohol and its seductive lies.
As a truth-teller, Meg is changing the narrative on the mommy wine culture, the hustle culture, and our pro-drinking culture. In Meg’s debut book, Intoxicating Lies: One Woman's Journey to Freedom from Gray Area Drinking, Meg flips the script on the five most intoxicating lies we tell ourselves about alcohol.
Meg resides in Delaware with her husband and two teenage children. Her family has been her rock throughout her alcohol-free journey. You can often find Meg enjoying nature on the beautiful hiking and biking trails of Delaware.
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Order Meg's book, "Intoxicating Lies: One Woman's Journey to Freedom from Gray Area Drinking" here.
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The podcast currently has 97 episodes available.