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Welcome back, dear listeners. In this episode, I'm speaking with Amina AlTai about the nuances of burnout and codependency — where it can come from and the surprising places it shows up in our personal and professional lives.
Amina AlTai is a career realignment coach who helps people move into a purpose-based career and succeed. She is also host of the podcast Amina Change Your Life and author of the upcoming book The Ambition Trap.
Together, we have a rich discussion about culture, healing, and the ongoing work of learning to serve from our wholeness and not from our wounds.
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Welcome, dear ones. In today's mini musing, I'm sharing one of my favorite practices from 21 Days of Untapped Support — Right Distance.
Right distance is about transitioning from all-or-nothing thinking to empowered, nuanced choice. We can cultivate right distance in our relationships, our workplaces, our creative projects, and our online presence.
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Welcome, dear ones. For this episode, I spoke with my beloved friend Tracy Levy while she was in the middle of a dark night of the soul.
Tracy is a teacher, a writer, and a guide. She shares personal experiences of finding grounding and support in the aftermath of a heartbreaking, unexpected divorce.
Together, we explore the ways that we abandon ourselves to make things work, as well as ways of finding joy in unexpected career changes and the process of self-discovery.
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Happy Interdependence Day, dear ones.
In today's episode, I trace a path from connection to sovereignty through interdependence, exploring how we can choose to be in relationship with others while also remaining sovereign to ourselves.
Along the way, I share my experiences of conscious connection, codependence, and choosing honesty at the sake of safety.
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Welcome, dear ones. This week on Threshold Moments I'm joined by writer, psychic, business owner, and dear friend Licia Morelli.
Licia shares her psychic journey with us — how she discovered her abilities as a child, shut them down until college, grew them into a successful business, lost sight of the true reason she did this work, closed her business for six years, and then rediscovered and reclaimed that part of herself after surviving cancer.
Together we discuss the challenges of belonging, the importance of curiosity, the power of grief, and the life-saving nature of joy.
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In this week's Mini Musing, I share reflections on the far-reaching impacts of widening our posture, as well as our mental and visual perspective.
I draw on Amy Cuddy's research on power postures and how we can actually change our hormonal composition, our chance at getting a job, and the likeliness that we'll take a risk.
I also reflect on how one-on-one somatic sessions will often use the widening of awareness when visiting traumatic history. And at the end of the episode, we play with how taking a wider visual perspective alters your breath, posture, and nervous system.
Listen in to learn how to widen your posture and your perspective. Then I invite you to join my 21 Days of Untapped Support to begin widening today.
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This week we have with us Kristin Bosteels, a woman who has faced life and death multiple times. Her roots are deeper and wider than anything that can be taken from her. She is a well-practiced yogi, a disciple of mindset, and a human on a journey back to herself.
Kristin teaches Yoga on the Inside. Her passion lies in teaching and sharing the therapeutic benefits of yoga with those in need, and using yoga to soften her experience and that of others.
Kristin's ongoing journey of living with cancer has been an aggressive and enlightening one. But, as she shares with us, she takes a unique approach to managing her diagnosis — choosing to be an anomaly and taking a multi-dimensional approach to her care. In this episode, Kristin also shares the beauty of opening herself up, asking for help, and allowing other people to be a part of her healing, even when it's difficult to do.
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In this week's Mini Musing, I share reflections from my time as an athlete, sports trainer, and yoga teacher to offer insight on how we can actually change unconscious patterns in our lives.
Listen in to learn why it's important to observe, process, and upgrade in the moment. And to unpack what John Frappier teaches us — that "We can't learn new patterns in a state of fatigue."
I end with reflections on burnout and how necessary self-care is if we want to move from familiar patterns to optimal patterns. And I invite you to join my 21 Days of Untapped Support to begin inviting small moments of rest and of challenge into your days.
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💛 Join A Mother's Intuition on June 6th at 6 pm CST to learn from holistic nurse practitioner and former doula, NICU nurse, & lactation consultant Jen Ciszewski about creating the motherhood experience of your dreams! Click here to register
Welcome back, dear ones. Today, we have a powerful episode featuring my friend and mothering mentor, Eliza Reynolds.
Eliza is a best-selling author, speaker, podcast host, and professional mentor for pre-teens and teens. She and her mother co-authored the best selling book, Mothering and Daughtering, and facilitated sold-out workshops for mothers and their pre-teen and teen daughters for many years. Now, Eliza offers online and in-person mentorship programs teaching emotional intelligence, embodiment, body literacy and more for big hearted pre-teens and teen girls.
In this conversation, Eliza and I explore the deep work that mothering requires as well as the importance of including ourselves in the caring that we give. We also discuss healing and some of our favorite shared experiences in our healing processes.
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💛 Join A Mother's Intuition on June 6th at 6 pm CST to learn from holistic nurse practitioner and former doula, NICU nurse, & lactation consultant Jen Ciszewski about creating the motherhood experience of your dreams! Click here to register
Welcome, dear listener. In today's mini musing, I'm sharing one of my favorite tools for threshold moments—resuscitation. And I'm gently asking the question, What could it look like to embrace a period of resuscitation with a "yes to myself" mindset?
Using the framework of the window of tolerance, I describe how we might react to stress differently depending on the width of our window. I also share stories from my own life and explore how we can create opportunities to keep our windows of tolerance more open.
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