If I had to guess, you probably feel like you have no control over what is happening in the world right now…

In this episode of Three Questions, I walk through three questions I keep coming back to when everything feels overwhelming, emotionally charged, and hard to hold. While this episode isn’t about having the “right” opinions or fixing global problems overnight, it is about learning how to regulate yourself so you can listen, learn, communicate, and act in ways that actually align with who you want to be.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• A guided breathing strategy to support regulation and clearer thinking
• Questions to ask yourself when fear, anger, or overwhelm take over
• How small, local actions can matter more than performative big ones

This is an episode about slowing down enough to stay human, even when things feel charged and polarized, and a reminder that you’re not alone.

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Ever notice how your neck pain seems to show up out of nowhere? Or never where you expect it to?

In this episode of Three Questions, I break down neck pain through a nervous system lens and invite you to stop treating the neck like an isolated problem.  Instead of chasing the one movement or posture that “caused” your pain, we explore how habits, sensory input, vision, load, and nearby joints all shape how your neck actually feels and moves.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why neck pain is rarely about one bad movement or posture
• How vision, sensory input, and load change how your neck responds
• Simple ways to explore neck pain by paying attention to nearby joints

Whether you teach movement, train regularly, or just want to understand why your neck keeps acting up, this episode offers a more curious, less frustrating way to approach neck pain.

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Episode 32: Unfreezing the Narrative: Rethinking Frozen Shoulder
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Your brand isn’t something you find… It’s something you reveal through how you show up.

In this episode of Three Questions, I talk about branding, social media, and the messy middle of showing up as a real human online. We explore why there are no shortcuts to trust, how misunderstanding your value creates friction in your business, and why being yourself is the most sustainable branding strategy you have.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why people may be drawn to you for reasons you didn’t expect and how to use that information wisely

• How fear, comparison, and unclear offers make consistency harder than it needs to be

• Simple ways to show up more without burning out or pretending to be someone you’re not

If branding has felt overwhelming or forced, this episode will help you simplify what you offer and show up with more ease, honesty, and confidence.

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Ever notice that the harder you try to be creative, the more stuck you feel?

In this episode of Three Questions, I explore what creativity actually needs in order to show up, especially when you feel stuck, uninspired, or frustrated with yourself. We’ll break down why creative ruts are normal, how sensory input and environment influence ideas, and why forcing creativity usually makes it disappear faster. 

Instead of chasing inspiration, I offer three practical questions to help you understand when creativity flows, why it stalls, and how to work with it instead of against it.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why creativity goes up and down and why that’s not a personal flaw

• How movement, sensory input, and environment shape creative flow

• Two surprisingly effective ways to reboot creativity when nothing’s working

Whether you’re teaching, creating, or problem-solving, these questions offer simple ways to support creativity without adding more pressure to you and your creative process.

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Dizziness often feels sudden, but it’s rarely random.

In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack the three questions I want you to ask before blaming your inner ear or chasing a diagnosis. From ignored injuries to visual strain to how you move through transitions, we look at how the brain gathers information to decide whether you’re safe, steady, or spinning.

In this episode you’ll hear:

• How proprioceptive “blind spots” from old injuries can resurface as vertigo
• Why light, vision changes, and eye fatigue matter more than most people realize
• Practical strategies to help your nervous system feel supported during everyday movements

Whether you work with clients who struggle with dizziness or you’re trying to make sense of your own symptoms, this episode offers a clearer, calmer framework for understanding what your brain is really responding to.

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Episode 3: Your Eyes Do More Than Seeing Things
Episode 26: Vision Check: How Your Eyes Shape Movement, Strength, and Awareness
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Before you plan what’s next in 2026, it’s worth asking what actually worked.

In this final episode of Three Questions for 2025, I invite you to pause, reflect, and reset as we head into 2026. Instead of chasing big goals or vague intentions, I walk you through three questions designed to help you learn from the moments that mattered most, clarify what you actually want next, and make small shifts that lead to meaningful change.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why compassion and curiosity matter more than judgment when reflecting on the past year

• Why working backward from your goals reveals the steps you’re avoiding and the ones that matter most

• How small, consistent shifts create more lasting change than big resolutions ever will

Whether you’re resetting your business, your movement practice, or your expectations of yourself, this episode will help you enter 2026 with clarity, confidence, and a plan you can actually sustain.

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Episode 23: Your Business, Your Rules: 3 Questions To Get It Right
Episode 28: Weight Loss: What the Billion-Dollar Industry Doesn’t Want You Questioning
Episode 38: More Than Information: Three Questions on Transformational Teaching
Episode 39: Creating Systems to Support Your Business, Life, and Health
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Most of us think we need better systems to be more efficient, but what if efficiency isn’t actually the point?

In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack what systems really are, why so many of them quietly fail us, and how starting with clearer goals can completely change the way you approach your business, your health, and your daily life. From morning routines to movement programming to business operations, I explore how backwards design, flexibility, and ongoing assessment create systems that actually support humans, not just productivity.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why efficiency alone can lead to burnout instead of clarity

• How backwards design creates systems that adapt as life changes

• Why flexible systems outperform rigid rules in both business and movement

Whether you’re a movement teacher, business owner, clinician, or someone trying to feel less overwhelmed by life, this episode will help you rethink systems as tools for autonomy, not constraints.

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Episode 2: Sensory Preferences and How They Dictate Who We Are!
Episode 23: Your Business, Your Rules: 3 Questions To Get It Right
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Being smart does not mean that you’re a good teacher… And most of us learn that the hard way.

In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack what transformational teaching actually requires beyond information, credentials, or sounding impressive. I reflect on my own evolution as an educator, the role of mistakes in learning, and why real teaching isn’t about avoiding discomfort but guiding people through it. We’ll talk motivation, competence, autonomy, and how nervous system science quietly shapes whether learning actually sticks.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• What actually makes someone a “good” teacher and why it’s not mastery alone
• How mistakes, discomfort, and the cerebellum are essential to real learning
• Why motivation, autonomy, and competence matter more than content delivery

Whether you’re a movement teacher, clinician, parent, or anyone who teaches in any form, this episode invites you to reflect on how you teach, why you teach, and where you can grow next.

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Would you believe me if I told you I slept like absolute garbage the night before recording this? Truly terrible. And yes… today’s episode is about rest. The irony is not lost on me.

In this episode of Three Questions, I explore rest in a way most of us never think about it, through nervous system science, sensory preferences, and the everyday realities that drain or restore us. I share why certain people, environments, and workouts instantly deplete our battery, why others feel grounding, and how understanding your sensory systems can completely reshape your relationship to both rest and movement.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:
• Why your “battery” drains differently depending on people, tasks, and sensory load
• How to create balance you don’t need a vacation from
• How micro-rests, sensory resets, and intentional movement can completely change your day

Whether you’re a movement teacher, clinician, or just hoping not to collapse by 3 p.m., this episode gives you a science-backed way to rethink rest and actually feel restored for once.

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What if I told you that stability isn’t something you “hold” but something you feel?

In this episode of Three Questions, I take you inside my own evolving definition of stability — in life, in relationships, and in movement. From snapping in traffic to gripping through Pilates exercises, I share how I learned to notice the difference between reacting and responding, and why that same lesson applies directly to how our joints and nervous system handle load.

In This Episode You'll Hear:

• Why gripping, reacting, and overcontrolling often masquerade as “stability”

• How reflexive stability actually works and why your most mobile joints matter most

• Why your favorite cue may have worked for you and still isn’t gospel

If you’re a movement professional, a Pilates teacher in training, or someone who wants to feel more grounded in your body and your life, this episode will help you rethink what stability really is and why it’s so misunderstood.

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