The Introvert's Bubble

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Today's episode is an interview with Mary Baird-Wilcox of The Simplifiers Podcast. And she has one goal with her company...to help people simplify their lives. With over 15+ years experience in running her own company, she coaches creative entrepreneurs on how to simplify and optimize the operations side of their small business, including sales mastery, shifting towards a thriving mindset and how to do less to accomplish more. Ultimately, helping them become a hero.To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to courageouscreativity.co. And to help out the podcast donate on PatreonYou can also join her #DoTheThing Challenge . This free 5-day online challenge will help you get back on track to achieve your 2018 goals, shift your money mindset, gaining renewed clarity and revived confidence selling your products/services.

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Maybe it is just me, but lately, it seems that big, elaborate birthday celebrations (and even multiday events) are the norm. Actually, to be honest, I think the way some people celebrate the anniversary of their birth is a little ridiculous, especially if you are an adult. But we all need to do some celebrating, cause no one is getting out of here alive.

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I want to talk about the wonderful, yet stressful, experience of being at the head of a group today! The idea of being surrounded by people, whether it be an outing, event or organization, can be exciting (at first), but when nobody else volunteers to be in charge, sometimes the responsibility falls on the quiet ones

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I am excited to share with you my interview with Nadia Finer, international speaker, business coach and author of Little Me Big Business. She is also the host of the “Little Voice, Big Business” Podcast. However, she is anything big little! Check out the blog post at courageouscreativity.coTo support the podcast check out our Patreon

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This episode was created specifically for the parents of introverted children, as well as the rest of us that fit within the criteria of today’s discussion: extracurricular activities participants.We tend to get heavily involved in after-school or weekend organizations in high school and college. By that time, we have figured out what we are interested in (as opposed to what our parents want us to do), so whether it be sports, theatre, debate teams or multi-cultural clubs, extracurricular opportunities give people the chance to make new friends, add to a resume and explore new hobbies and enrichment experiences.To check out the full show notes and blog post head over to courageouscreativity.co. And to help out the podcast donate on Patreon

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Relationships end, friends fight, people get fired...all of those situations suck, and we all tend to react differently. Whether it be crying, sleeping, exercising, lashing out or raging (who knows, maybe even all of those at the same time), it’s important to realize that when bad stuff happens, we need to let it flow through us.

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We stress out about making the wrong choices, and I blame the older generation. They view so much of what millennials are doing as failure, and they don’t “get” that things are different now. We don’t have to get married, buy a house and have kids right away. Instead, we can travel the world for ten years, or even change careers a couple of times before settling down.

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When was the last time you stepped outside your comfort zone? Today on the Introvert’s Bubble Podcast, I will be interviewing Monica of the “You Wanna Do What?!” podcast. Monica describes herself as a social introvert, and eased herself into podcasting starting with solo shows and working up to interviewing guests about their experiences in juggling parenthood, careers, entrepreneurship and personal interests.Check out the blog post at courageouscreativity.coTo support the podcast check out our Patreon

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Sometimes we need to remind ourselves that relaxing doesn't always mean sitting at home, maybe watching Netflix. There are plenty of things to do outside, or at least outside your home that are just as rejuvenating.

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