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The podcast has had a refresh! And I’ve kept what you love about it – bitesize episodes packed with insight and inspiration, tools and top tips on how you can bring more calm and joy into your day right now. For this episode we’re looking at the message that you have to hit rock bottom before you can justify taking care of your own needs and wants.
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Calm and joy may be two little words but there can be a lot of thinking and baggage tied up in them. Feeling calm and joy isn’t as simple as we’d like it to be because there are obstacles that trip us up and get in the way.
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Boundaries can seem like a big deal that will take lots of time and effort to figure out and will mean upsetting people too. But actually that isn’t necessarily the case. You will already have boundaries that you communicate and uphold and you can make use of them for the future.
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I became a huge fan of The Repair Shop TV show during the 2020 lockdowns and it gave me more than comfort and entertainment – something that we can put to use in our everyday lives to support our own wellbeing.
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Dipti Solanki is a coach guiding grieving people through the healing process. We often link grief to the death of a person but we experience grief in many ways, for example when a relationship or we lose a job. And while we can be in the absolute depths of grief it is still possible (and necessary) to find moments of calm and joy.
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I’m doing something different this episode as Christmas is in a few days. I’ve decided to record for you a reading of a classic Christmas story – A Visit From St Nicholas but you might know it better as Twas the Night Before Christmas – by Clement Clarke Moore.
So, take a moment to pause, relax and enjoy this Christmas tale…
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Bridget Johns is a professional organiser and declutter coach who teaches women to reduce their mental load by decluttering their homes, phones, calendars and minds. Clutter isn’t just about being overwhelmed by stuff taking up space in our homes, a cluttered mind can lead to mental overwhelm.
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Alice Mcdonald is a Separation and Divorce Coach who helps women with older teens and adult children to navigate their break-up and create their new future. As you’d think that calm and joy are in short supply during the breakdown of a relationship it was really interesting to hear about Alice’s experience and advice.
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Some days are just hard, right? You might not know why but you wake up and all you want to do is get back under the duvet and stay there. But you can’t –you have responsibilities, a long to do list, commitments. So what do you do? Take a JED…
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