Just 1 year ago I was talking about how my depth of understanding of growth had changed in my first year of podcasting; I honestly didn’t think I had any further to go, but boy, I was wrong! I started this podcast talking about goals, habits, etc., but after having so many life-changing conversations with guests on this show in the last 2 years, I’ve learned it is SO much bigger and deeper than that.
In today’s episode, I want to talk about 5+ things that I’ve learned about personal growth since launch day, and really, where I see Gather in Growth going in the future.
In this episode, I cover:
- How Gather in Growth began 2 years ago + the literal life-changing conversations with guests that have continued to change & expand my mindset
- The beautiful evolution that both you AND I have experienced since the start of this podcast + actively choosing curiosity and growth as we walk alongside one another
- Why we SHOULD celebrate ourselves continually evolving, learning new things, and shifting our points of view
- Understanding that people can only meet you to the depths in which they have met themselves
- Taking time to think about what you want your ‘average Tuesday’ to look like + setting goals that will actually help you create a sustainable life you love
- Realizing that if you are feeling ‘stuck’ in a certain area of your life, there IS a reason why you’re feeling that way
- Why everything is ultimately connected to our nervous systems and how emotionally healthy and regulated we are
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Related Episodes:
- Episode 102 | Healing to the Depths of Your Soul and Nervous System Regulation with Sara Elise Johnson
- Episode 055 | What Does Personal Growth Mean to You?
- Episode 001 | Do It Scared
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Find the complete show notes here: https://www.emilyreuschel.com/107-two-year-anniversary-special-5-things-that-ive-learned-about-personal-growth-since-launch-day