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Do you ever find yourself or overhear another person apologizing when it isn’t necessary? Would you consider yourself a member of the #SorryNotSorry movement? This episode is about over apologizing and how saying “I’m sorry” can have negative effects, including compromising real remorse.
What is your New Year’s resolution? Are you vowing to live a happier and more centered life? If you need a little inspiration, guest Christa Westbrook may do the trick. This talented glass artist from Corning, New York shares how her emotions, feelings and racing thoughts kept her tied to old behaviors and scripts that no longer served her. Find out what self-care tools Christa uses for centering, emotional management and living her very best life.
Episode 18 is part two of the conversation with Kenzie Peterson. This honest, straight to the point, and no-nonsense woman discusses how she stepped into her disorder and discovered tools that helped her examine the “whys” and triggers of binging.
It’s been a while since our last Binge Eating Disorder (BED) episode. Episode 17 puts a real face and story to an unfamiliar eating disorder. Kenzie Peterson, Oklahoma City Binge Eating Disorder member, describes early BED behaviors and the coping tools she uses today. This is part one of two episodes.
One episode wasn’t enough for my entire conversation with Geri Chandler. Listen to the second half of this “Ready, Set, Grow” episode and learn more about Geri’s journey and current work. As an international motivational speaker and business trainer, Geri touches the lives of many people every day. Although her high-energy approach looks effortless, Geri will be the first to admit the struggles she faces while creating a work/life/self-balance.
This “Ready, Set, Grow” episode is with a Geri Chandler. Self-care, healing and connecting are common themes in all things “Geri.” Her rocky childhood launched her into early adulthood, motherhood and quest to know more about herself and how to care for her family in deeper more meaningful ways. Now a successful essential oil and natural wellness educator, Geri travels all over the country sharing with others the healing benefits of essential oils. Geri spends time connecting people, caring for her family and homeschooling her children.
Are you a pleaser? Do you think your tongue will explode if you utter the word “no” to one of the hundred requests hurled your way each year? If you are tired of saying YES and ready to respect your own needs and time, this episode is just for you! We’ve even included handy tips and phrases to help you say no, while keeping your and family.
We all have conflict in our lives. Conflict and arguments can occur with just about anyone we know, like and care about. When we examine the way we argue, often we can see a pattern. This episode partners with the exercise “Combat Conflict Fearlessly and Fair” to help shine some light on patterns as well as offering some better ways to argue. The best part: everyone wins!
This “Ready, Set, Grow” episode is an interview with Oklahoma native, Keri Little. Keri is a business woman, a leader, and a passionate advocate for all women. Keri is proof that no matter your beginnings, you can change your life by changing your mindset.
We often think of grief as something that only happens after a loss or death. However, grief can begin long before death arrives. Grief can happen as soon as we know death is a possibility and has many of the symptoms we experience with regular grief.
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