Listening to today’s episode is going to lift you into a place you didn’t even know you needed to be. I have invited my friend and Manifestation expert Hillary McVeigh to talk all about creating a life you love in your thirties.

In her mid-twenties Hillary found herself working as a lawyer in a toxic workplace after following all of her ‘shoulds’. On reaching what she describes as her ‘rock bottom’, she took her future into her own hands and decided that she couldn’t continue on this path any longer. It was this breaking point that led her to explore self-development, spirituality and human design, eventually allowing her to build a life that felt right for her.

This ultimately led to leaving law, relocating to Europe, becoming an entrepreneur and a coach and more recently, becoming a digital nomad in Costa Rica and Spain.

As well as sharing her story, we delve into the practical side of manifestation. What really is manifestation if it isn’t just putting out an intention to the universe and waiting for something to happen? How can you embrace entering the world of self-development and the stigma that comes with it? What are practical steps for how to actively create an authentic and aligned life, instead of staying stuck where you are right now?

This episode is a must-listen if you want the answer to any of these questions and if you have even a shred of doubt about your ability to take control of your future.

 

Emma Turning 30 Coach Details:

Instagram: @turning30coach

Waitlist for the next The Next Chapter: Reclaim Your Thirties Group Program (enrolment opening in October): https://bit.ly/nextchapterwaitlist

 

 

Hillary Details:

Instagram: @designedasyou

Website: www.hillarymcveigh.com

This episode is the second instalment of my two part series where I am opening up and sharing my experience of going through huge life changes at the age of 33.

 

In the first episode (no.33) I share the details of my breakup and how this led to ‘breaking up with myself’ and building a brand new chapter that looked completely different to anything I had envisaged for my thirties.

Which brings us to this episode. I was given the chance for a fresh start. An opportunity to be the architect of my own life and build something different than before. So how did I do it?

In this episode I tell the full story of what unfolded after the breakup and leaving my full-time position, and how I used my own coaching concepts to get through some of the most difficult times in my life to come out the other side with a new reality. It wasn’t all sunshine and roses (as you will hear), but sometimes wiping your hands clean of things that aren’t serving you is what is necessary to make way for a much better life.

 

Processing my grief and the changes, coaching myself, choosing to believe, setting promises and goals, investing money into myself and not letting other people’s opinions hold me back are just some of the things I am sharing with you as part of my story.

 

Most importantly, I hope when you listen it will encourage you to believe that at any point, at any age, you can start again and take your life into your own hands.

 

Instagram: @turning30coach

Wait List for the The Next Chapter group program: https://bit.ly/nextchapterwaitlist

In the new season of the Turning 30 Podcast I am setting out on my mission to collect as much information as possible on various topics from experts in the industry. One of those topics is Turning 30 and Finding Love, and in today’s episode I have invited leading dating and relationship coach Sami Wunder to share her experience on this topic.

 

Sami specialises in helping high achieving women attract and keep romantic love with a comprehensive approach in which she shows clients how to embrace relationship boundaries whilst being in an inviting feminine energy.

 

In the past five years Sami has enabled more than 237 single clients to get married and over 300 partnered clients to bring their marriages back from the brink of divorce.

 

In this episode I am asking Sami her opinions on why women who have success in different areas of their life sometimes struggle to find relationships, how this is connected to turning 30 and what it really means to have feminine energy in dating. Sami also shares with us practical tips on how to start making changes in your dating life. This episode is for you if you identify as a womxn who is a ‘high-achiever’ and you are looking to be in a committed partnership.

 

Sami has offered an exclusive freebie for Turning 30 Podcast listeners, linked below:

 

Links:

Turning 30: @turning30coach

Sami Wunder: @samiwundercoaching

 

FREEBIE Masterclass gift from Sami:

1) Training on feminine energy practices for high-achieving women who want to have romantic success with men.

 

2) Plus - a pdf with our top 10 scripts to get men to meet your needs.

 

Link to sign up - https://samiwundercoaching.lpages.co/lean-back-podcasts/

The Turning 30 Podcast is back with a brand new season!

We are kicking off with the first episode of a two-part series, where I am opening up and sharing my experience of going through huge life changes at the age of 33.

In June 2020 my world fell apart. I went through a traumatising and unexpected break up of a 4 year relationship and found myself single for the first-time a week before my 33rd birthday. In the same week I lost my full-time position in my job and the comfort of a secure salary.

 

In this first episode I am sharing my story about breaking up with my partner, which ultimately led to me ‘breaking up with myself’ and the future I had planned. In my thirty-third year I set out to create a new chapter which has been the best one yet, and now I am giving you a behind the scenes insight into my journey and the lessons I have learnt.

 

This episode is for you if you have hesitation about making big life changes in your thirties and if you are being called to build your next chapter. If you have ever struggled with fears of being alone or different to others in the path that you choose, you are going to resonate a lot with my story.

 

Instagram: @turning30coach

Wait List for the next The Next Chapter group course (opening in two weeks): https://bit.ly/nextchapterwaitlist

As well as being a coach, I sometimes feel as though I am running a social experiment. I get front row seats to my client’s lives, their thoughts, their emotions and their behaviour. Day in, day out, we talk about all of the topics that are relevant to our age group. I get the privilege of seeing the inner workings of people’s minds and understanding how the affects their actions. I hear stories unfolding and get to be a witness to the process that my clients go through when dealing with big life changes, from career shifts, to break-ups and dating adventures, friendships and more. I recently realised that in the past twelve months I have coached my clients for over 500 hours, and that’s not even including the 100 hours of initial consultation calls I have held for those that were interested in signing up to be coached. I think it’s safe to say I’m an expert in all things Turning 30!

I have learnt SO much from my clients about turning 30 and growing up and in this special episode I share the findings of my social experiment of 500 hours of conversations with all of you, so you can also get a true insight into turning 30 and realize that you are not alone. This episode is dedicated to my amazing clients!

 

The Next Chapter sign-up: www.turning30coach.com/the-next-chapter

Instagram: @turning30coach

Things don’t always turn out exactly the way we expect, but that doesn’t mean we can’t take control and take our future into our own hands. In this week’s podcast episode my inspiring client Nikki openly and authentically shares her story of undergoing three rounds of egg-freezing in the past 18-months. As well as telling her personal story of her decision to freeze her eggs and giving inside details of the process itself, we touch upon many fertility related topics.  As well as talking about the factors to consider whether this is the right decision for you, we also discuss fertility in your thirties, the ’35 cliff’ myth, egg-freezing as an ‘insurance policy’ and how this decision can affect your mindset in relation to dating and romantic relationships. If you know that you want to have children, or even if you’re not quite sure but you are curious about your options- this informative episode is for you.

 

Turning 30 mini-course sign-up: http://bit.ly/thenextchapterfreeminicourse

Instagram: @turning30coach

 

Nikki:

Instagram: @nikkiclare1

Link to Article: https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/reports/a35583747/lockdown-anniversary-covid-pandemic/

In Part 2 of the Setting Boundaries series, I am addressing why we find boundary setting so difficult and I share some real-life examples from my clients, to show the results that are possible when you set boundaries. In addition to this, I give four practical steps that you can already start taking today, in order to start setting boundaries. 

This is the THIRTIETH episode of the Turning 30 Podcast so I also give a little back story of how the podcast came into existence and give details of a podcast competition where you could win over £1000 worth of coaching. To enter, go to my Instagram Page and don’t forget to join the Course waitlist, details below. 

 

Course:http://bit.ly/thenextchapterat30

Instagram: @turning30coach

In today’s solo podcast episode I am diving into a topic that has quickly become one of my favourite and most common topics to coach on: boundaries. This is the first in a two part series on boundaries, in which I teach the foundational concepts to help you live a life in alignment with who you really are and what you want to achieve. 

In this first episode I explain what boundaries are, give examples of the different types of boundaries that you can set, and an explanation as to why setting boundaries is so important and powerful. 

You will resonate with this episode and the concepts in it if you identify yourself as ‘people-pleaser’, someone who struggles to put their own needs before others, is highly sensitive to other people’s emotional states, often reflects on what other people will think before taking action, struggle with work-life boundaries, or if you find it difficult to commit to doing things for yourself on a regular basis. If any of these sound familiar, learning about boundaries is going to be a game-changer for you. 

This is one of the main topics I am teaching in my upcoming group course ‘The Next Chapter’. To be the first to get details of the course and special offers, click on the link below. 

 

Course:http://bit.ly/thenextchapterat30

Instagram: @turning30coach

I’ve invited my good friend Karina, known as @styleidealist, back onto the podcast this week to talk about Turning 30 and 'Not Liking Your Job’. Karina and I have such a shared passion for helping others to overcome struggles in the workplace and we felt compelled to publish a no holds barred conversation about what it is really like when you don’t see a future in your job.

After our own personal experiences of being stuck in jobs that weren’t for the long-term, we decided to talk openly about our  trials and tribulations and our eventual path to finding careers that fit. The result: an insightful and slightly ranty (from my side) podcast episode that is a must-listen if you and your job haven’t been getting along.

As well as revealing details of our string of non-starter jobs, discussing workplace red-flags and some of our lowest moments, we also give practical tips of what to do if this is something you are currently going through.

Instagram Emma: @turning30coach

Instagram Karina: @styleidealist

When our big birthdays loom, whether it be 30, 40, 50 or beyond- we often see this as a signpost to check in with ourselves and evaluate where we are in life. A lot of us come to the conclusion that we aren’t doing life 'right', and that we have ‘f*cked up’ when our lives don’t look like we expected. This is the topic that bestselling author Alexandra Potter writes about in her latest book ‘Confessions of a forty-something f*ck up’ and I invited her onto the podcast to talk all about it. As well as diving into the characters and topics in her book, Alexandra openly shares her personal story of being published as an author for the first time the week before her 30th birthday, and her experience of being a woman in a world where ageing is seen as something negative instead of something to embrace.

 

We talk about societal pressures, friendships, loneliness, vulnerability and why we should embrace ageing and everything it has to offer. This conversation is one of the most uplifting and inspiring conversations I have ever had about growing older. If you ever have a sense of ‘time running out’, and want some reassurance that you aren’t ‘doing life wrong- this episode is for you.

 

Turning 30 Coach Instagram: @turning30coach

Alexandra Potter Instagram: @alexandrapotter