Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Today Chloe talks about the healing journey and what lessons she’s been learning along the way. In addition, she argues that releasing from any sort of outcome in life overall liberates and frees us from stress and anxiety that’s not serving us. Sometimes things must end to make room for the new. Sometimes part of ourselves must end for an even better trait to come forth.

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Chloe hasn’t uploaded in a few months and is back for more weekly content. Depression is a bitch but you are not alone. Tune in to hear where she’s been and what she’s been working on. Follow on IG @ chloe.vetter and subscribe to the podcast to support!

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Todays episode consists of Chloe helping us realize how much power we allow external factors (people, places, things) to have over us. It’s time to take back your power! The first step is becoming aware. Tune in to expand your consciousness. Follow Chloe on IG @chloe.vetter

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Today we talk about four chemicals that we produce in our brains that can all help us live happier lives. Tune in to hear how dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, and endorphin production can be induced and what they are good for. Follow Chloe on Instagram @chloe.vetter

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Chloe is joined today by a fellow podcaster and trainer whom specializes in performance training youth, high school, and collegiate athletes. Tune into this raw and unfiltered interview to learn more about what it means to run your own business, be the face of your own brand, and the struggles most don’t see that are very real behind the scenes. Follow Jess on Instagram @coachjrperformance , post this podcast to your story, and tag us! You can follow Chloe on Instagram @chloe.vetter

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Chloe is joined today by a fellow podcaster and trainer whom specializes in performance training youth, high school, and collegiate athletes. Tune into this raw and unfiltered interview to learn more about what it means to run your own business, be the face of your own brand, and the struggles most don’t see that are very real behind the scenes. Follow Jess on Instagram @coachjrperformance , post this podcast to your story, and tag us! You can follow Chloe on Instagram @chloe.vetter

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! We all know rest is important physically, but did you know there’s more than just one type of rest? Our mind and body both need different forms of down time which we can get in a variety of aspects. Prioritize rest and you can better prioritize the rest of your life! *FOLLOW @chloe.vetter on Instagram

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Chloe recently celebrated her 20th birthday and was reflecting on the many lessons she’s learned throughout her life. Join her for a discussion on some of the many key lessons Chloe’s learned!

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Today Chloe dived into the importance of self awareness and how to get to a place where you are self aware. After explaining why we need this tool in life, Chloe asks the audience some questions to trigger the necessary thought process. Being honest with yourself is key!

Welcome, or welcome back, to You Learn Something New Everyday with Chloe Vetter! Today’s episode involves Chloe reflecting on the past two years of living in a worldwide pandemic. Overall, the pandemic woke many people up. It showed how little we know and how nothing is guaranteed. Chloe is sending love to everyone who’s tragically lost a loved one. Remember to be kind to yourselves! It’s not normal for humans to be under such high stress situations while isolated from one another; it’s okay to not be okay.