We are ending this season of the podcast with a little life update and thoughts on what I am going to do next for season two! Make sure to tune in and if you want to stay connected in between season 1 and season 2, catch me on Instagram! 

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* My favorite social platform - Instagram! @justlifewithsavannah

My friend texted me asking what I would tell my younger self when I was single now that I am married. I immediately thought of so many things I could share with you. Tune in to this episode to hear my top 4 things I would tell myself when I was single. And number three is my favorite!

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Did you know another fun ways you can connect with me outside of the podcast?
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It has been a minute since I recorded a podcast because of wedding season, but it felt so good to get back on the mic and record a little life update for you!

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Lindsay is an ex convert of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS), also known as the Mormon church. She obtained her bachelor's degree at Brigham Young University--Idaho, where she met her husband. They were later married in the Columbia River Washington LDS Temple in Richland, Washington. Together, they started their family and left the LDS church, starting life anew. Lindsay now lives with her husband and son under the shadow of Mt Rainier in Western Washington. 

Our conversation today dives deep into owning our stories and stepping fully into who we are! 

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Connect with Lindsay: @linds.helm

Buy Lindsay's book, Vixen.

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We’re taking a break from our Surviving Loss Series & doing our monthly book club style episode! Today, the book I grabbed off my shelf is Glennon Doyle’s “Untamed” & I read a passage from the vignette, “Touch Trees.” So, listen in to hear my thoughts on that chapter & how we can use Doyle’s point to empower us on this beautiful Monday!

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Today we’re chatting all about the loss of home— both the literal loss of a physical home due to financial reasons or a natural disaster, as well as the loss of home in a figurative sense because of moving. As always, I’m in this with you, so I share several times in my life that I’ve experienced a loss of home, both literally and figuratively. Every time that this has happened in my life, it’s impacted me differently— sometimes, the loss was felt immediately and I experienced a lot of anxiety, whereas other times the loss wasn’t felt until later. Regardless, it can be so tough to lose your sense of home because it’s one of the foundational pieces of our lives. So, listen in for some tips on how to best support yourself in this season. If you've recently lost your home-- figuratively or literally-- I'm here for you. Sending you all the love and light. <3

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We’re kicking off our survival series with a deep dive on friendship. In this episode, I share some examples of losing friends in my life, such as having a blow out and ending things, naturally growing apart and moving on, navigating a tragic event that redefines a friendship, and taking temporary friendship breaks because of different priorities, values, geography, etc. It’s tough, but not every single friend you’ve got is going to be in your life forever, and that’s okay. That said, we also just can’t expect our friends to always be there if we’re not being intentional and present in the relationship. So, listen in for some tactical ways that we can foster our friendships AND decide if we want to end a friendship. The people you surround yourself with matter!

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Today I’m really excited to introduce a new series that we’ll be chatting about on the podcast, which is how to survive loss. And I don’t just mean loss in the sense of death; loss, according to the dictionary, is so much more than that. It also could mean the loss of self, normalcy, lifestyle, a job, a friendship, a habit, a home, etc. Regardless of what you’ve lost, it can be really tough and I want you to know that however you’re feeling about it is valid. As someone who has experienced a lot of different kinds of loss in my life, I know firsthand that loss can be so painful, but it can also be an important catalyst to begin anew. 

If you, as a listener of the podcast, want to come onto the show to talk about your loss, please reach out to me. Or, if you’re not comfortable with being an official guest, still reach out to me and let me know what aspects of loss you want to hear about. 

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Today's episode is a super fun & flowy conversation with my friend and fellow podcaster, Meghan, about something I'd said that Meghan loved-- "a day late, right on time"-- during a conversation we had in June! At the time, I didn't think anything of what I'd said, but the more Meghan and I thought about it, the more we were like, "Wow... what an important reminder that timelines are arbitrary!" So, listen in if you're looking for inspiration on adjusting your timeline in many different areas of life, doing life on your own terms, and taking the slower, more scenic route. Society doesn't have to run our lives. We've got to do what's best for us, always!
 

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Connect with me: @justlifewithsavannah
Connect with Meghan: @dr.meggymarie
Article about Meghan's wedding

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Today is a book club style episode where I pick out a book I’ve read before that calls to me & I choose a random passage to share with you. In this moment, the book that called to me was Marina Keegan’s, “The Opposite of Loneliness.” This book came into my life when I was packing up my college dorm room for the summer & about to hop onto a plane. I love this book— and the passage I read— so much because it reminds us that we CAN find our people & that it DOES get better when it comes to friendships. An entire community of women you haven’t even met yet cannot wait to embrace you for who you are & what you’re about. <3

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Check out Marina Keegan's book, "The Opposite of Loneliness."

Check out Marina's essay, "The Opposite of Loneliness" in the Yale Daily News.

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Did you know another fun ways you can connect with me outside of the podcast?
* My favorite social platform - Instagram! @justlifewithsavannah