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We’re back, baby.
After six months of real life doing what it does best—throwing curveballs, detours, and existential side quests—Cheryl and Jenna return to the mic a little wiser, a little scrappier, and still totally Unbalanced AF.
In this episode, we unpack where we’ve been, what we’ve learned, and why balance is still a myth we keep chasing anyway. From perfectionism disguised as “productivity” to procrastination dressed up as “planning,” we’re calling ourselves out—and laughing about it.
We talk about the joy of doing things just because, the freedom of having no expectations, and why reconnecting with your passion isn’t about a five-step plan—it’s about remembering who you are when nobody’s watching.
If you’ve ever fallen off your “routine,” ghosted your own goals, or wondered if you’re the only one who can’t get your sh*t together—you’re in the right place.
This episode is for anyone who’s still figuring it out (and refusing to give up).
7-Minute Meditation to Refuel Without Forcing It
You know those mornings when your eyes open and you’re already done?
Like, before coffee, before emails, before even thinking about being productive — you’re running on fumes.
This isn’t about pretending you’re fine or powering through with fake energy. It’s about learning to refill without the hustle.
In seven minutes, we’ll skip the pep talks and go straight to what actually works: presence, breath, and a little self-respect for your nervous system.
In this short meditation, you’ll:
Reconnect to your body and remember what real rest feels like
Clear out mental and physical heaviness from the night
Invite energy back in through gentle awareness, not effort
Learn how to refill your cup without pushing or pretending
Leave feeling steadier, softer, and a little more you again
Because being tired doesn’t mean you’re broken — it means you’ve been giving too much.
Let’s get some of that energy back where it belongs.
Episode Description:
This meditation is a pattern interrupt—for when you’re running on autopilot, saying “I’m fine” before you’ve even checked in with what's happening on the inside. It’s for those moments when life feels like a blur and you need something real to land in.
No fluff. No pretending. Just breath, awareness, and the choice to be present in the middle of whatever this day is bringing.
In this episode, you’ll practice:
✨ Interrupting autopilot and reconnecting to what’s real
✨ Grounding your nervous system without numbing out
✨ Reclaiming presence as a daily act of self-respect
You know that feeling when you look up mid-scroll or mid-life and think: How did I get here...and....What am I even doing right now? Yeah. This one’s for that.
This 7-minute meditation doesn’t try to fix the spiral — it meets it. With breath, with space, and with the radical permission to not have it all figured out. You’ll get grounded in your body, explore the quiet echoes of “how did I get here?” and come back to a kind of presence that doesn’t require perfection — only honesty.
Inhale: Here I am.
Exhale: Still becoming.
Three reasons to press play:
Make peace with the uncertainty — You don’t need all the answers to return to yourself.
Come back from autopilot — Reconnect to what’s real right now, in your body, your mind, your life.
Notice the story you’re telling — Not to fix it, but to witness it, with curiosity and compassion.
Whether you're wide awake or barely hanging on, this meditation is a soft place to land. We’re not here to conquer the day just yet — we’re here to meet it. To notice what’s here, without needing to fix it. To remember that the day will come soon enough — but this moment is already here.
Your mind will wander. That’s not a failure; it’s the invitation. To begin again. And again. To return — to your body, to your breath, to now.
Try anchoring with the phrase:
Inhale: Here I am
Exhale: This is enough
You don’t need to name what you find. Just make room for it. Let it be. Everything belongs.
There is no perfect way to be present. There is just the next breath, and the grace of the next return.
Three reasons to press play:
Train your comeback muscle — Learn how to return without shame when your mind wanders (which it will).
Ground your anxious energy — Settle the chaos before the day even begins.
Shift from perfection to presence — Stop trying to “get it right” and start letting it just be.
Whether you’re lying down, sitting up, or still curled up in bed—there’s nothing more you need to do right now than listen. This short, grounding meditation is an invitation and a gentle commitment: to live today in a way that when you look back, there’s at least one moment you didn’t miss. Remember, no one has ever lived this exact version of today—not even you. Together, we’ll practice coming back home to ourselves, shifting attention from what we’re doing to how we’re being, welcoming difficult emotions as passing visitors, and noticing what’s truly here—from the subtle texture of the sky to the steady rhythm of our breath.
Three reasons to press play:
Anchor yourself firmly in today’s unrepeatable moments
Let difficult feelings visit without overstaying their welcome
Shift from autopilot to gentle, judgment-free awareness
This isn’t toxic positivity. It’s a loving, low-key pep talk for when your inner critic gets loud and your energy runs low. In this guided meditation, we trade pressure for presence — and give your nervous system a reason to exhale.
Whether you’re doubting your worth or just need someone [you] in your corner, this one’s for the version of you that shows up anyway.
Benefits of this meditation:
Replaces negative self-talk with grounded encouragement
Boosts self-trust and resilience in tough moments
Helps regulate your nervous system and reduce stress
In this episode of Unbalanced AF, we’re tapping into the kind of wisdom that doesn’t come from overthinking or Googling—it comes from that quiet, deeper part of you that knows exactly what to do, even when you’re too busy questioning everything. You know that voice? The one that’s always been there, but sometimes gets drowned out by the noise? Yeah, that one.
This meditation is all about tuning into your higher wisdom—because deep down, there’s always someone in there who knows what’s up. It’s not about logic or advice; it’s about reconnecting with that inner knowing that’s been waiting for you to just listen.
So, hit play, take a breath, and let’s see what happens when you step aside and let your higher self take the wheel. Spoiler: it’s going to feel so much better than trying to figure it all out on your own.
In this episode of Unbalanced AF, we’re setting sail to rediscover what’s been missing—your anchor. You know, that unshakable, steady point inside of you that somehow gets lost in the shuffle of life’s chaotic waves. It’s time to bring it back.
This Yoga Nidra session will take you on a grounding journey to reconnect with your true center. We’ll start by lying down and letting the earth hold you, reminding you that everything you need is already here. Then, we’ll set an intention (Sankalpa) to bring you back to your foundation, unshaken by whatever temporary storm is brewing around you.
No judgment, no rush—just you, your breath, and the practice of rediscovering that anchor you didn’t even know you misplaced. Because sometimes, the hardest part is remembering where you put it in the first place. Let’s find it together.
In this episode of Unbalanced AF, we’re diving into a meditation that’s all about letting go of the pressure to be perfect and embracing the messy, beautiful process of practice. Spoiler alert: it’s not about getting it right. It’s about showing up, being real, and trusting that the doing is where the magic happens.
Forget about striving for flawless moments—this meditation is here to help you find peace in the imperfections. Let go of the idea that you need to “nail it” and instead, lean into the journey with all its bumps, bruises, and breakthroughs—practice, not perfection, baby.
So take a breath, hit play, and give yourself permission to be—no perfect poses or pristine thoughts required. This one’s all about the messy middle, and we’re here for it.
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