Life can feel complicated and overwhelming, especially for those in mission-driven work: let’s make your journey to health as SIMPLE and SUSTAINABLE as possible so you can focus your attention on your work and have the most impact in the world. In this podcast, we'll dive into simple concepts you can master and baby steps you can take to re/claim your health. It's not complicated, I promise! Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/liza-baker/support
What's the eclipse got to do with job satisfaction, HR, and employee wellness programming? Here's what I think.
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Happy Bissextile Day! (That's Leap Day, what did you think it was?) Let's explore where it came from and what favors Julius Caesar did for us with the creation of the Julian calendar.
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Are you tasked with providing employee wellness programming in your organization? Here are 3 functions that any health + wellness tool (digital or analog) needs to provide IMHO.
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All about what a "normal" test result really means....
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Last call! No "last chance to buy" from me this year: just a free workshop—my Christmahannukwanzaakah gift to you!
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Everyone around you succumbing to the flu? Time to remedy up! Here are a few suggestions....
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Do any other animals meal plan? Some thoughts on birds, squirrels, chipmunks ... and how meal planning can help save the planet.
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How's Thanksgiving prep going at your house? What?!? You haven't started yet??? Here are some tips and tricks to help you out!
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The acronym S.A.D. has at least 104 meanings—here are two that crop up regularly in my health coaching! I think they might be related....
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Taking a break from musing on my life and on health coaching topics to bring you an episode from the department of shameless self-promotion! Learn what's coming down the pike at Simply: Health Coaching into 2024!
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How do you react to the phrase, "Your prompt attention is requested?" This week I reflect on what your reaction might say about the level of your self-centrism.
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How often do you reflect on what's working and what's not working for you?
This week I reflect on what's NOT working in the airline industry, what United is doing about one of the issues, and how that relates to our own approach to making changes.
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Did you know that it's a thing for people to put a recipe on their gravestone?!? Consider my mind blown. This week on the podcast: how to stop the insanity around what most people consider meal planning and cooking from scratch. (And some things to NOT put on your tombstone.)
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Ever had a frustrating conversation with a doctor about your health condition? Let's take a look at your approach to the conversation....
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I love fall—especially in Vermont.
And just like that—it's autumn! As I get more and more in tune with the seasonal changes, I'm still surprised by how suddenly and thoroughly this shift between seasons occurs deep in my own body, like flipping a switch. This week: all about how seasonal and intuitive eating have made a huge difference in my life and why you might want to trust your intuition a bit more.
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When's the last time you threw a tantrum? I mean really, really threw one? If you're looking appalled and thinking, "Not since I was a kid, of course!" you may want to rethink their usefulness.
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Ever think about the impact of slapping a label on something? Here's why you might not want to do it to yourself.
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What do you think about the term "planned obsolescence?" Kinda negative? Tune in and find out why I think it's a solid business model for health coaches as well as nonprofits!
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What does "time off for good behavior" mean to you? Do you make better choices when your time is structured ... or when you're on holiday? Let's talk about it.
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Ever paid close attention to the language we use around emotional eating? Let's talk about a word that can reframe our relationship to that topic!
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It’s officially summer, so we’ve finished out the Spring Cleaning series! I hope you found some food for thought about areas of your life that might need some cleaning up—and absorbed the idea that gradual, mindful attention is much more sustainable than a yearly cleanse—of any kind!
So moving on! Although this episode could also be titled “Cleaning up resilience training.” What's wrong with resilience training? Listen in to learn why maybe we're asking the wrong questions about it.
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk more about Pooja Lakshmin's new book, Real Self-Care, and I invite you to join the Resistance, the anti-capitalist self-care movement!
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk more about Pooja Lakshmin's new book, Real Self-Care, and I invite you to join the Resistance, the anti-capitalist self-care movement!
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I provide some questions to ponder as you figure out how to clean up your relationship with social media, especially if you don't want to leave it entirely.
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about cleaning up "potty mouth" and offer a tip for better communication.
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about my latest book obsession, self care vs. self-care, and real self care vs. faux self care.
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about tidying up "the needs pile."
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about what to consider if you're needing to clean up some of your relationships.
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about what to consider when you're already "eating clean" most of the time ... and something still feels off.
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about the health benefits of filtering what we watch and read.
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about the health benefits of spending time in nature. Get off your screens and get out there!
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This quarter's theme is Spring Cleaning—and in this episode, I talk about fengshui ... and what effect having a toilet in the living room can have!
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New quarter, new theme! This quarter, we'll be talking all about Spring Cleaning, starting with this episode on detoxing. Licking lawnmowers not required.
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It's National Nutrition Month! Of course, you're celebrating, right?
This month, I'll be talking about the basics of a sound nutrition education—because I've realized how few people actually know those basics. Today's episode is all about how to take a restricted diet home from the hospital.
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It's National Nutrition Month! Of course, you're celebrating, right?
This month, I'll be talking about the basics of a sound nutrition education—because I've realized how few people actually know those basics. Today's episode is all about nutrient density and how to make the best food choices.
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Have you ever been told (or told yourself), "You've got this?" Have you ever answered a deep question with, "I don't know?" Listen in as Coach Kisha Woods and I talk about "the strong myth of women" and why it's not serving us and how these words are a barrier to transformation.
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It's National Nutrition Month! Of course, you're celebrating, right?
This month, I'll be talking about the basics of a sound nutrition education—because I've realized how few people actually know those basics. Today's episode is all about what the macronutrients do in and for our bodies and why it's important not to eliminate any of them entirely.
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It's National Nutrition Month! Of course, you're celebrating, right?
This month, I'll be talking about the basics of a sound nutrition education—because I've realized how few people actually know those basics. Today's episode is all about macro, micro, and other nutrients—and why there's a difference between nutrition and nutritionism.
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After covering the basics of healthy eating for now, we're turning our attention to the principles of Integrative Nutrition®, the style of health coaching that I practice. And we're continuing the conversation with the topic of small, simple, sustainable steps taken over time.
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Listen in as Energy Expert Tihanna Louise and I explore a wide range of topics, including energy (masculine and feminine, anabolic and catabolic, doing and being), dis/connection and its effects on our level of burnout, and how intention can make or break the effects of our communications—private and public.
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Her vast experience as a television and radio news reporter, producer, and writer telling stories all over the country for major networks has given her the proficiency to teach others the art of communications.
With nearly 10 years in PR/Marketing, she delivers value as a strategist and coach, helping businesses and nonprofits to create and share their impact stories to authentically engage for powerful outcomes.
Tihanna Louise believes effective, authentic, and engaging communication is a learnable skill and that every person on the planet has a story worth sharing.
Her book, Speaking Inside Out, is now available.
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After covering the basics of healthy eating for now, we're turning our attention to the principles of Integrative Nutrition®, the style of health coaching that I practice. And we're continuing the conversation with the topic of a positive mindset—something we need to develop before we can really shift our health journey in a more positive direction.
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After covering the basics of healthy eating for now, we're turning our attention to the principles of Integrative Nutrition®, the style of health coaching that I practice. And we're continuing the conversation with the topic of primary foods—what besides the food we put in our mouths nourishes us (or doesn't).
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Foundations of Wellness for Women is back—and we're taking on the Integrative Nutrition® topic of primary foods, all those other aspects of our lives that nourish us ... or don't.
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We're done talking about the basics of healthy eating for now, and we're turning our attention to the principles of Integrative Nutrition®, the style of health coaching that I practice. And we're kicking it off with the topic of bio-individuality—the concept that we're all unique-orns—and what that means about where we get our advice on the next step of our health journey.
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This week's episode is all about gum surgery, regular and restricted diets, and stories about life in the trenches of nutrition services at a medical center! And I summarize the principles of healthy eating—both in the episode and in an infographic you can download for yourself and/or share with your team.
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In part 4 of the Back to Basics series, I'm talking about mindfulness and gratitude—it's deeper than what you think of as "mindful eating."
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In part 3 of the Back to Basics series, I'm talking about portion moderation—not portion control! And I'll teach you a way to estimate your portions rather than taking on the Herculean task of weighing and measuring every BLT (that's bite, lick, and taste).
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You've heard me talk about nutrient density—here's your chance to learn about narrative density and how to elevate the mundane with Dr. Jason Frishman! Join us for a wide-ranging conversation about the importance of the practice of daily living ... with some detours into Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and why #JosephCampbellWasWrong.
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Whether as a psychotherapist, the creator and founder of JourneyMen, public speaker, thought leader or narrative consultant, Jason believes that our lives are adventurous, and we can and should be an active, engaged author of our own adventure stories!
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In part 2 of the Back to Basics series, I'm talking about cooking from scratch and eating family meals on a regular basis. Why do something that feels like so much work? Lots of reasons—and you'll find them in this episode!
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According to Michael Arloski, "The root of 'coach' can be traced to a village in Hungary, Kocs, where carriages were made in the 1500s. Coaches love metaphors and what is better than this one: A 'coach' takes you from where you are to where you want to go. Perfect. The client is the one with the reins and it is the coaching process that facilitates the journey."
This is our jumping-off place as Dr. Suman Tewari, Jen Sprague, and I take on the topic of the basics of coaching. If you're "coaching-curious," take a listen and see whether working with a coach is something you want to invest in!
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Welcome to 2023—and to a podcast series I'm calling "Back to Basics." This month, January 2023, we'll be going back to two very basic questions:
This week, we're kicking the series off talking about whole foods. Join me as I give you some really simple ways to pick the least processed foods available.
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Have you ever set a goal and thought, “I’ll start [tomorrow/next week/next month/next year]?”
Well, here’s a true test of this approach. This coming Sunday is:
It’s a fun confluence—and you will be forgiven if it does nothing to jumpstart your health journey.
In this episode, I have some thoughts about "I'll start tomorrow" and "just do it"—and I make some suggestions for how to begin your health journey in 2023, whether you start tomorrow or the next day!
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To everything, there is a season! And whether that conjures up Ecclesiastes or Pete Seeger for you, in this week's episode, you'll learn about what the new season and the new year are bringing to Simply: Health Coaching!
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Remember Karrie Miller from season 4 episode 42? Today’s episode is from Karrie’s ending emotional eating masterclass series—we reversed the mikes and I’m the one being interviewed! Karrie will be running the masterclass series in 2023 with all new teachers, and I'll be offering my Stewarding Emotional Eating group program again in 2023 as well.
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This episode is made of the stuff I really geek out about: food, energy, food energetics. Why is labeling ourselves by our food preferences not a great idea? What can we do if we've hit a plateau on our health journey? How do we balance our internal and external landscapes, and how is that related to cell permeability? Join me and Ellen Goldsmith as we dig into this and a lot more!
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She is on the faculty of the National University of Natural Medicine’s College of Classical Chinese Medicine and the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine teaching Chinese dietetics. She lectures widely, practices out of Portland, Oregon and teaches online.
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If your brain is a computer, what operating system is it running? Is it time for an update? Join me and Karrie Miller, Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming practitioner (NLP) and transformational mindset coach, as we talk about the unconscious program we run about our self love and self worth—a program that is sabotaging our relationship with food!
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Karrie Miller is a Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming practitioner (NLP) and transformational mindset coach. She helps introverted women heal their emotional eating so that they can live happy, healthy, and confidently by teaching them how to work with their unconscious minds to create empowering beliefs and better internal resources that help them build the life of their dreams.
Karrie's journey into coaching started when she worked with an NLP coach who helped her to realize that she was unconsciously eating to the point of almost puking at every meal. It was how she felt “full” inside—by filling the void inside her with food… and she ate for every emotion.
After her breakthrough with her NLP coach, she found self-love, self-worth and self-confidence. She also lost 22 lbs and has kept it off for 4 years—and all she did was stop overeating and stop eating her emotions. She is now able to recognize her triggers and utilizes better internal resources to deal with her emotions instead of using food. She had such an amazing transformation, she had to become a Master NLP practitioner to help other women realize their self-love and self-worth.
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Our physical environment is a major primary food that can nourish or toxify us! How's your relationship with the "stuff" in your life? How is holding on to "stuff" detrimental to our well-being? Do you manage your time—or transform it? Join me as I explore these questions and more with professional organizer and productivity consultant Pam Holland. (And if you're downsizing a now-empty nest, make sure to listen to Pam's sage advice at the very end!)
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Pam Holland is the founder, owner, and chief bottle washer of a professional home organizing and productivity business, Mindful Decluttering & Organizing. Since 2005, Pam has delighted in helping folks in transition free themselves from physical, mental and psychological clutter so that their productivity and creativity can grow and flourish. Her services include virtual organizing, time transformation services and her one-of-a-kind “Declutter Your Life” membership program.
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The free Stress Less virtual program started yesterday, November 7, 2022—and you can still catch up if you register through the end of this week! I wanted to share this segment of the introductory Zoom call, which is all about stress and burnout and will be useful whether you join or not.
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You've heard me talk about mental hygiene—and this week, we're talking mental fitness with Positive Intelligence Coach Deb Shannon! We dig into neuroscience, oxytocin + cortisol, saboteurs + sages in this wide-ranging conversation. Join us for some prefrontal cortex deadlifts!
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Deb Shannon is a mental fitness leadership coach and a talent management leader with 25 years of experience providing organization development at global organizations. She is an energetic present-moment leader. Clients recognize her for helping them define and construct the culture that attracts, retains, and grows the highest-quality leaders and team players. Weaving stories, neuroscience, sports experience, and mental fitness into workshops and speaking engagements, Deb draws participants into the conversation, pulling back the curtain on solutions that move staff away from reactive and inefficient processes and toward simplified workflows and high engagement. Deb’s interests include tennis instruction and competition, skiing, sailing, hiking, rowing, cheese making and berry picking. Deb can be found with her dog, Zoomer, on the trails all over Vermont and Maine enjoying the endless beauty of our land and seascapes and the people who shape them.
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Ever thought, "I'm the world's least creative person?" (I have. A lot.) This week's guest, artist and entrepreneur Diana Stelin, is on a mission to change your mind—and help you turn your burnout around! And in our conversation, you'll learn Diana's special sauce—the SPARK method—that blends neuroscience and creativity to do just that.
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We talk about stress a lot—and how often do we stop to define it? Join me as I introduce four definitions I really like—and talk about why I feel they're important.
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Foundation of Wellness for Women's monthly office hours started with a review of our retreat on the Joy-Filled Richness of Real Connection, facilitated by Joy Coach Robin Shear. Listen in as Suman, Jen, and I talk about what we learned and what it meant for our week!
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How is it a privilege to live in memory or imagination? I've been thinking a lot differently about the idea of being present since I attended a workshop at the Vermont SHRM conference last week—listen in and learn why!
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What's a budget smoothie? And how can we get in the driver's seat for our financial wellness? Find out in this conversation with Kristen Ahlenius.
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Kristen is an Accredited Financial Counselor® with a Bachelor of Science in Financial Counseling & Planning. As the Director of Education at Your Money Line, her goal is to impact participants' lives and improve money behavior for generations. Kristen has extensive experience with the military community and is a subject matter expert on student loans. In her off time, you will find Kristen with her two beloved golden retrievers, working on her Master's degree, or watching Friends on a loop.
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What's the first thing you might want to clean/organize in your physical space? How is a coach like a rearview mirror? And what the heck are barf buckets and blessing buckets? Find out in this delightful conversation with intuit designer and coach Annette Stahl!
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After a decade of corporate merchandising, marketing, team building, and leadership, Annette Stahl emerged into entrepreneurship with her creativity in hand.
Annette's passion led her to build the top real estate team in her market. Excelling in seeing patterns and building efficient connective systems, she developed the Client's Choice online platform to price and design a new home in an hour-long consultation. Client's Choice drove A Design Discovery’s new construction division to build, draft, and design over 400 new homes, each one crafted to align with her clients' dream lives.
There’s the plan and then there is life with its twists and turns, which led Annette into her own 30-year personal growth journey. Through weaving her clients' dreams with all her mind, body, and spirit practices, A Design Discovery expanded to include inner and outer space alignment.
She expanded her skills to bio-energy, Feng Shui, soul coaching, integrating nature healing, mindfulness practices, meditation, and cultivating emotional balance as she navigated life’s challenges: from marriage to divorce, motherhood to empty nest, corporate worker to entrepreneur, from surviving violence to living in compassionate alignment with her abundance and truth, from cancer to the nuances of business building.
She often says, "Our dream life flows best in our dream space."
As an intuit designer, entrepreneur, and business & life coach, Annette will open the space you need to expand into a life by your design.
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Does a meditation practice sound like just one more time commitment you can't make? Then this week's episode is a treat just for you! Mindfulness mentor Trish Maley talks all about bite-sized mindful moments—virtual fortune cookies—that can make all the difference!
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Trish Maley has been practicing, studying and teaching insight meditation and social meditation for the last 3 years. She will graduate from a Mindfulness Meditation Teacher Certification Program in December. The program is taught by meditation pioneer Jack Kornfield and meditation teacher Tara Brach.
Trish and her twin sister Joy Aleccia own a business called Embracing Stillness where they offer reiki and mindfulness mentoring and facilitate social meditation groups.
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What does freshman parent orientation have to do with health coaching? Find out what I learned from it as a health coach—and how you can use it to leave instinct and rationalization behind for intuition.
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You've probably heard about the Quiet Quitting phenomenon happening in the workplace as we grind into the 3rd fall of the pandemic. But there's one aspect of it I'm not hearing anyone else discussing, and that's what I'm talking about in this episode. It's time for a reality check!
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What's your digital wellness like? How often are you experiencing digital distractions? And what's that doing to your health? Let's talk about it!
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My relationship with what? As a health coach, I watch people’s daytimers pack on appointments the way their bodies pack on pounds: unintentionally, almost imperceptibly, and as a result of poor choices made over time. Let's talk about it....
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Listen in to the Foundations of Wellness for Women office hours that followed our conversation with Dr. Ann Van de Winckel of the Brain Body Mind Lab at the University of Minnesota. You'll hear Team FWW's takeaways on our discussion about body awareness and Qigong—as usual, we cover a lot of ground, this time from the importance of yì (intention) to how our minds can not only limit us but also expand our capabilities in unforeseen ways.
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Sounds like an odd question, especially if your answer is "as little as possible" or "not enough," but "How do you come to the kitchen?" is one of my favorite questions to ask my clients and workshop participants. In this episode, we'll explore why it's a great way to figure out how you're showing up in the rest of your life as well!
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Listen in to the Foundations of Wellness for Women office hours that followed our retreat with Professional Emotional Organizer Teresa Gottron. You'll hear Team FWW's takeaways as well as some reflections from Teresa.
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What do sandboxes and battles have to do with work? With language? With stress? Join me as I dive into some thoughts on all this!
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Language games and wordplay are a big part of my health coaching practice. Tune in to hear about my latest linguistic reframe and how it can reduce the stress of seeking quick solutions.
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Join me for a special conversation with spiritual midwife Holly Makimaa—and get ready to go all kinds of places! Holly covers her own evolution as a writer, storyteller, coach, and interfaith/interspiritual minister and we dive into topics like yoga as kale, the mind as Kryptonite, portals and productivity, women as tenders of the collective—and that's just for starters!
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Let's talk about what practice makes (because it's not about making perfect) and what making space for G.R.A.C.E. looks like!
This week’s episode is a sneak peek into a collaboration I’m part of called Foundations of Wellness for Women—if you’ve listened to the podcast for awhile, you’ve probably heard me mention it!
Foundations of Wellness for Women is a program of Dr. Suman Tewari at Ann Arbor Holistic Gynecology in collaboration with health coaches Jen Sprague and me—Liza Baker.
At Foundations of Wellness for Women, we envision a world in which we women live into our full potential by connecting with our bodies and inner wisdom and take a leading role in creating a more conscious, equitable, and loving world through love, honor, acceptance, and respect—for ourselves and others.
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This month's event was Care for the Caregivers with Melody Vachal, who has appeared on the podcast before!
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Whether you practice Buddhism or not, finding the middle path can be a great practice! This week I talk about what that can look like in a few primary food areas—including our jobs/careers.
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If expectations are resentments waiting to happen, what are hopes? Join me for some musings on that as I reflect on yet another mindset shift that can reduce stress.
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This week’s episode is a sneak peek into a collaboration I’m part of called Foundations of Wellness for Women—if you’ve listened to the podcast for awhile, you’ve probably heard me mention it!
Foundations of Wellness for Women is a program of Dr. Suman Tewari at Ann Arbor Holistic Gynecology in collaboration with health coaches Jen Sprague and me—Liza Baker.
At Foundations of Wellness for Women, we envision a world in which we women live into our full potential by connecting with our bodies and inner wisdom and take a leading role in creating a more conscious, equitable, and loving world through love, honor, acceptance, and respect—for ourselves and others.
Our programs include:
And now—free office hours every month! Every month on the Friday after our event, we’ll invite you to join us to continue a discussion, ask a new question, or even get some free coaching. It’s our way of giving back to and growing our community of women—because we are stronger together.
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This week’s episode is a little detour from our usual programming—because I’m the one being interviewed! This recording was made by my son for a school project—he eventually edited it down for time constraints, but here’s the entire recording, in which we cover conventional medicine vs alternative therapies, conventional medicine AND alternative therapies, why college students are at the perfect age and stage to explore alternative modalities, and how “it’s all connected.”
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We throw the word "burnout" around as easily as "unprecedented" and "Great Resignation" these days. But do you know what burnout really is? Join me for a quick overview—and an invite to my free 5-week challenge for team leaders, managers, and anyone who wears an HR hat!
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Intermittent fasting is a hot topic these days—and a new study covered in the NY Times has some interesting conclusions. Join me as I talk about my take on this subject and how I approach it (or not) with my coaching clients.
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I'm back from my week out of commission with Covid-19 with some reflections on what Covid has done for me!
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What does fan fiction have to do with employee wellness? A lot, it turns out—at least I think so!
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What's the first kind of light you see in the morning, and why is that important? What causes burnout other than having too many tabs open in your brain's browser? And what is an important step toward reducing burnout, other than closing most of those tabs? Join me for a conversation with Leah Neaderthal, a sales coach who worked her own way back from burnout!
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Leah Neaderthal is a sales coach for women who run B2B consulting and coaching businesses, the founder of Smart Gets Paid, and the host of The Smart Gets Paid podcast. A three-time business owner who started her career in corporate marketing, Leah didn’t learn to sell by being a commissioned salesperson. She taught herself everything she could about selling, overcame “selling shyness,” and created a sales approach that feels comfortable, builds strong client relationships, and gets results. Prior to starting Smart Gets Paid, Leah built, grew, and sold three businesses.
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Join me for an interview from the archives with Melody Vachal, who has deep insights into both sides of the caregiving equation. We talk about practicing the pause, upping your gratitude practice, and what it looks like when the (chronic) caregiver needs care. Oh, and we might just geek out about acronyms a little.
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Melody Vachal is a Speaker and consultant on topics of caregiving, developing a care team, and self-care for caregivers. She loves to share her unique perspective both on being a caregiver and on being the recipient of care. Her journey brought her to share her passion for self-care for caregivers and take her business from a dream to a reality!
Melody is also a Speech-Language Pathologist with extensive experience gained in over 30 years of pediatric therapy. She has specialized training in the evaluation and treatment of culturally and linguistically diverse learners.
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That's right—Simply: Health Coaching is moving to Vermont! You can hear all about it in this episode and learn what that means for programming.
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What does kale have to do with financial education? What do you need in order to create a budget—and stick to it? Where in your budget do you need to give yourself permission to stop spending? How is financial education like learning how to cook?
This week's episode comes from the archives of a series of interviews I did for The Sorta Secret Sisterhood, a membership site I ran for women in perimenopause. It feels appropriate to post this as we head into tax season, when money and financial well-being—something we often like to ignore—become unavoidable. Because it's from early 2020, you'll hear us mentioning the beginning of the pandemic—which feels like a lifetime ago.
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Ellen Abramson is living her “second act.” After a thirty-year career in fundraising for the University of Michigan Health System, American Red Cross and Stephen M. Ross School of Business, Ellen carried out a plan to transition from full-time work for a large institution to a life in which she is in charge of her time and able to focus on what gives her life joy and meaning.
To make this possible, Ellen and her husband paid down $93,000 of personal debt within a five-year period. She and her family live debt-free, empowered by a monthly plan for saving, spending and giving.
Ellen holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Chicago and Master of Social Work degree from the University of Michigan. She is president of her family business and Money Mindfulness, LLC.
Her book, The Money Game And How To Win It, is available at Amazon.
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If health is a goal, what's wellness? What's the difference between a basketball and a football mentality—not just in sports but in life? What's the "it" that needs to be talked about? How is the pandemic a giant pause button? All this and more in my conversation with Tyecia Powell, co-founder of Nonprofit Wellness and wellness coordinator at The Sojourner Truth School.
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Tyecia (Ty) Powell is the Co-founder of NonProfit Wellness and the Wellness Coordinator at The Sojourner Truth School. She works with young people and adults in the community to change bodies, minds, and lives through mental health and wellness.
Tyecia is a native Baltimorean who believes that change starts at the root. She has worked within the education sector for more than fifteen years in multiple capacities including athletic coaching. Through these various roles, she has always strived to foster growth and development in everyone she encounters.
Tyecia is a trained Pilates, CPR, and Mental Health & Wellness Instructor. She is a lifelong learner holding a Bachelor’s Degree in English and Education (UMBC), a Masters Degree in Teacher Leadership (Valdosta State), a Specialist Degree in Leadership (Walden University), and she is currently working on her Educational Doctorate in Leadership & Management (St. Thomas University).
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What does Harry Potter's Room of Requirement have to do with burnout? This week, I have a quick solo episode for you on the burnout paradox and how we can talk about and act on burnout more effectively.
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Why is fixing a problem not the same as your body releasing it? How does a “crazy mix” of modalities the opposite of a hammer? How is coaching like parenting? And how can healing our own wounds turn into doing good for the future—not for just our children but for the world in general? Join me for a wide-ranging conversation with healer Silke Maria Haas.
(Silke and I were having some tech issues—thanks for your patience with the audio quality at times!)
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Silke Maria Haas is an international coach and healer. For the last 25 years, her professional training as an Osteopath, Naturopath, Craniosacral therapist and Heilpraktiker has enabled her to help people of all ages, including many children and families with problems regarding their health and personal lives.
Her sincere desire for humankind is not only to reduce pain and suffering in the world but also to empower people to help themselves. Combining her therapeutic knowledge with self-help and empowerment tools studied and applied over many years, she created a unique system of Energetic Coaching for health and joy. This system combines elements of Kinesiology, Psychology, energetic therapies, Shamanic Healing and Access Consciousness into a unique transformation method
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How does aligning your goals with your values help to reduce burnout? In what areas have you noticed yourself (needlessly) overachieving? How do the golden handcuffs keep us in burnout? Are you waiting for someone else to give you permission to be the CEO of your own life? Business and financial coach Shandra Moran and I talk about all this—and marvel at how our coaching methods use some of the same tools while addressing very different parts of our lives.
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Shandra is the founder of The Transit Lounge, a boutique coaching consultancy for women who’ve had a career and now want to start their own successful solo business.
She’s an award-winning promotions and marketing director, Professional Results coach, internationally accredited money breakthrough coach, podcast host and co-author of an international bestselling book Elevate Your Success.
An early midlife crisis led Shandra to leave the media industry and follow her passion for people development, and after training as a coach, she held a senior management role within a learning and development company.
Following a diagnosis of severe adrenal fatigue in 2014, she reinvented her professional life once again when she left her successful career to create The Transit Lounge.
Shandra is passionate about working with professional women who want to be their own boss - so they can earn great money, doing work they love, without burning out.
She helps them do that through Private coaching, a 5 week online program called Women & Money and her online coaching and implementation group Women In Transit—the path to being your own boss.
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Let's talk financial health! What do certified financial planning and health coaching have in common? How does impostor syndrome show up in financial planning? How is talking about money like getting a root canal? And what in the heck is a wealth iceberg? Find out in this week's conversation with Melissa Joy!
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Before founding Pearl, Melissa worked in the world of financial planning and investments for more than twenty years. As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst®, she specializes in working with executives, entrepreneurs, and those needing help with transitions such as retirement or divorce. Even though Pearl is based in Dexter, Michigan, their clients live coast-to-coast and they use all the tools of technology plus plain-old human connection to build relationships across the miles.
While Melissa was a partner and owner of a large Detroit-based registered investment advisor, she always dreamed of starting her own company. Now that dream is a reality. Founded in 2018, Pearl Planning fulfilled those dreams. Just as a pearl symbolizes wisdom gained through experience, Melissa used her background running the investment and financial planning departments along with complex client practice experience to create a client-focused, personalized, and modern wealth management firm.
Dexter, Michigan is home for Melissa, her husband, Jeff, and her two kids, Gus and Josie. In addition to spending time with family, Melissa has a lifetime love of playing soccer, reading, and travel. She also has a passion for supporting and promoting women in financial advice careers.
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When are apparent thoughts of suicide not really about killing ourselves? When is changing jobs/environment not the answer to burnout? What is the burnout paradox? What’s the awful truth about burnout prevention? Get ready for a rich conversation about these questions and a whole lot more with burnout recovery strategist Christine O'Neill.
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Christine O’Neill, MMSc, PA-C, PCC is a former clinician, former hospital executive, and burnout survivor who now helps others as a burnout recovery strategist, Dare To Lead™ Certified executive leadership coach, and yoga teacher. She is passionate about helping overwhelmed professionals learn how to make a difference while having a life using values-based prioritization and neuroscience-informed self-management techniques. She specializes in professional burnout prevention/recovery, and executive coaching for people-centered leaders.
Christine worked in healthcare for 30 years, gaining deep experience in direct patient care, hospital leadership, nonprofit board leadership, and grassroots political advocacy.
When not working, you’ll find Christine exploring new places in her campervan, developing plant-based recipes, petting all the dogs, and connecting with friends and family.
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What is Delusional Altruism? And what does it mean to seal a watertight door behind you? How does a scarcity mindset look on the funder side? What’s going to happen with the changes that have occurred in grant making—especially giving more, more flexibly, and for longer periods—once the pandemic ends? All these answers and more in this week's episode with Kris Putnam Walkerly!
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Kris Putnam-Walkerly is a trusted advisor to the world’s leading philanthropists. For over 20 years, ultra-high-net-worth donors, foundations, Fortune 500 companies, celebrity activists, and wealth advisors have sought and benefited from her advice to transform their giving and catapult their impact. Her clients include the J.M. Smucker Company, Cleveland Foundation, Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland, Char and Chuck Fowler Family Foundation, Ohio State Bar Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, David and Lucile Packard Foundation, Charles and Helen Schwab Foundation, and the Walton Family Foundation.
Kris was named Philanthropy Advisor of the Year in 2020 by LUXlife Magazine and one of America’s Top 25 Philanthropy Speakers for the past three years. She is a Forbes.com contributor on philanthropy and has provided expert commentary about philanthropy to the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg Wealth, Entrepreneur, NPR’s Marketplace Morning Report, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Financial Advisor Magazine, Wealth Management, CEOWORLD, and Arianna Huffington’s Thrive Global, and more.
And if that’s not enough, she is the award-winning author of Delusional Altruism: Why Philanthropists Fail To Achieve Change And What They Can Do To Transform Giving.
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How did WHO stop short of providing a truly solid definition of burnout? What’s the burnout paradox? And what are employees really looking for? (Hint: it's not better pay.) Join me for answers to this and more in a free-range conversation with burnout prevention and recovery coach Rachelle Stone!
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Rachelle Stone is a recovering serial entrepreneur and an ICF accredited coach who specializes in Burnout prevention and recovery. After being a senior leader and entrepreneur in Miami's incredibly exciting meeting and convention space for over 25 years, she spectacularly burned out herself before transitioning in 2014 to executive coaching.
While Rachelle survived her professional burnout, she realized there were few resources available to those at risk of burnout. She also recognized there was a huge stigma attached to Burnout.
Since ‘coming out’ and owning her burnout, she has made it her mission to support others in finding the right balance in both their personal and professional lives for greater job satisfaction and life enjoyment. She believes no one should ever have to leave a career they are in love with!
Rachelle is an ICF-accredited coach, ReciproCoach and ICF Mentor coach, Dare to Lead trained, an Expert writer for YourTango, and a Certified Mental Fitness coach.
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When did getting (and staying) healthy get so complicated? Who decided that anything worth having requires the shedding of blood, sweat, and tears?
In this episode, I talk about how getting (and staying) healthy could feel more like water flowing around the boulders instead of like pushing a boulder up a hill.
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Just as we might be putting on a few pounds of winter weight and sliding into the doldrums of inactivity during the cold weather, here come the holidays! This year, approach them with a plan, some strategies, and some tactics as well as a lot of joy—you really can stay healthy and fit over the winter.
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What's even more fundamental to our health than our nutrition? How do we make self-care sustainable? How are the majority of us not breathing properly? What can we do when we wake up in the middle of the night, unable to go back to sleep? Join me and Dwania Kyles, breathwork coach and civil rights activist, as we dive into these topics and more.
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Dwania Kyles, aka Breathing Beauty, is a Breath Coach and Certified Wellness Consultant who, simply put, teaches people how to Breathe correctly by providing tips, tools, and activities for those suffering with challenges such as high blood pressure, asthma, sleep deprivation, anxiety, and trauma, which aids them in creating an internal environment for Healing.
She’s also a Founding Distributor with the Advanced Medicine Exchange, powered by CrowdPoint Technology via the Blockchain, where the focus is on eradicating disease in the world by providing medical advances to change lives for the better based on scientific research and reproducible observation, to create highly efficacious treatment modalities and wellness technologies that benefit all.
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How does our tendency to nurture others play out when we plan travel? How are taking a solo trip as a woman and getting a health coach related? How does travel help us to live in the present? And what are the latest trends in health and wellness travel? Join travel wizard Janine Queenin and me as we discuss travel as a form of SOUL care, even in these times of plague and chaos!
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Five years ago, Janine Queenin combined her love of travel with her gift for planning and created Storied Adventures to help busy people plan trips of a lifetime to celebrate life’s greatest milestone. Janine always takes a personalized approach to meticulously arranging vacations. Whether her clients are celebrating a birthday, anniversary, graduation, or are simply tired of waiting for “someday,” she makes sure their trip is exceptional and exceeds their expectations every single time.
Mom to a brand-new college student and a high school junior, Janine loves to travel with her family, and has visited 29 countries so far.
Janine would love to help you get back out into the world because she believes that every great story starts with an adventure.
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What happens when we overidentify with a certain way of being, whether it's an eating style or a type of workout we do? What's wrong with coaches going over time with clients? And what does it mean to have your mind and body act as allies? Mindfulness coach Abby Carter and I dig into all these topics an more in this week's episode!
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Abby is a published author, mindfulness coach, yoga instructor, and single mom in Kansas City. She holds a graduate degree in mind-body medicine and has completed professional and advanced mind-body medicine trainings from the Center for Mind-Body Medicine.
She has a body-positive approach that celebrates body diversity and emphasizes radical self-care and unconditional acceptance through trauma-informed mindfulness, coaching, and body-based practices.
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Join emergency medicine physician and serial entrepreneur Dr. Charmaine Gregory and me as we talk about how compartmentalizing can be vital—and also damaging, the importance of staying active—and when to listen to the wisdom of age rather than taking "the foolishness of youth route," facing down our fears, what the extreme of catastrophic thinking looks like, and why promoting resilience ignores the systemic issues in medical field burnout.
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Dr. Charmaine Gregory (Dr. G) is a wife, mom to 3 cherubs, and a burnout survivor. She’s an Emergency Medicine Physician and a serial entrepreneur with a weekly podcast, a course on starting a podcast, done for you services for podcasters, as well as a speaker and author of several books. As a physician, Dr. Gregory has exclusively worked the night shifts, both in Michigan and now in Guam.
To face her visceral fear of public speaking, Dr. G started a podcast, Fearless Freedom with Dr. G, which focuses on facing fear and emerging victorious. To expand further into her appreciation for podcasting and the positive impact podcasts can have in the lives of listeners, she began teaching others how to get started with their shows through her podcasting course. She has also developed done-for-you podcasting services.
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Do you feel like getting a good night's sleep is a nightly battle? Join sleep coach Lana Tomkinson and me as we cover "the other pandemic" plaguing the world, how to stop warring with insomnia, whether blue light is really the problem, and how to learn to say “no”—and “yes!”
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Lana Tomkinson used to live with insomnia, anxiety, and depression. She learned to beat them ALL. And now she helps other women to do the same. She is trained in sleep and health and is the owner of The Sleep Well Clinic for Women.
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Join my friend and colleague Jen Sprague and me as we talk about her burnout story, dirty words that start with s-h, what happens when we fall prey to the culture pressure cooker, upgrading our operating system to appreciate our negative patterns, and a whole lot more.
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Jennifer Sprague is a certified Transformational Coach who specializes in wellness and lifestyle; she helps people overcome obstacles and heal destructive patterns to attain their health goals and live their Best Lives. Clients often come to her experiencing burn-out/stress, weight gain, and chronic conditions, and she also enjoys supporting clients in finding harmony in their lives and aligning with their purpose. She also enjoys supporting corporate culture shifts around stress and burnout and the stigma around mental health. Jennifer incorporates yoga philosophy in her coaching–building awareness and integrating the body, mind, soul, and energy in her clients.
Her background is in Science Education, she has a bachelor’s degree in Biology from the University of Michigan and a Master’s in the Art of Teaching from Wayne State University. She holds four certifications in coaching and has been enjoying this entrepreneurial adventure for 4 years!
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Continuing our series on stewarding emotional eating, in this episode, we're taking a look at our desires—and how to meet those desires as a loving parent would.
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Continuing our series on stewarding emotional eating, in this episode, we're taking a look at our emotions—and getting in touch with our inner toddler!
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Continuing our series on stewarding emotional eating, in this episode, we're taking a look at our triggers—from the perspective of a journalist!
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In the next few episodes, we're exploring the topic of emotional eating—what it is and how we can approach it, perhaps more successfully than we've done in the past.
In this episode, we explore what emotional eating is, how it shows up for us (it's different for everyone!), and how an ancient Eastern philosophy can show us a new way of looking at it.
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This week, we're taking it back to the kitchen: join me and three colleagues as we discuss meal planning—the good, the bad, and the ugly! We all help our clients with meal planning—each with a different perspective and set of tools—you're sure to find some inspiration for your own meal planning practice.
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What's your most important asset? Certified Financial Planner Catherine Arnet Valega has a surprising answer! Join us as we talk about easing financial stress—particularly for women in mid-life and how being a money doctor is like being a health coach.
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Catherine founded Green Bee Advisory LLC to help women, impact givers and investors, and small businesses, build, manage, and preserve their financial resources. She has been practicing financial planning for more than 20 years, and strives to educate and empower her clients to make positive financial decisions in support of their families, businesses, and communities.
Catherine speaks French fluently and is proficient in Spanish and Italian. When she’s not helping her clients' hives buzz, she stays active in her community, and LOVES spending time with her husband, four daughters, a goldendoodle named Mocha, and a cat named Moose ... or is that Mousse?
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Join me and Barbara Bowman, Dream Activator at Heartfelt Wisdom, as we discuss broccoli sprouts and BS, how to tell the difference between the voice of our ego and the voice of our soul, and the importance of taking a pause when we're trying to figure out what our soul really wants.
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Most of Barbara's career was spent in local public health running smoking cessation programs, health risk reduction assessments, and managing a blood pressure control program.
A few years ago, a simple change of diet caused symptoms she’d had for more that 30 years to disappear—along with 25 unhealthy pounds. she decided she needed to learn more about this remarkable transformation, so she took the course to become a Functional Nutritionist. This was great information—but she noticed many of her clients struggled with beliefs that prevented them from reaping the rewards of what they learned.
It reminded her of her own struggles with beliefs that lead to an eating disorder decades prior. So she went back to school again to become an Inner Alignment Coach. This gave her the skills to help transform and tune up the BS (Belief Systems) that get in the way of our heart's desires.
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This month, the bonus episodes are all about what I call the EAT™ process that I walk clients through to reclaim their health. Today's episode is all about sustainability—and what the T in EAT™ stands for.
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Join me and burnout expert Janice Litvin as we talk about the wonders of oatmeal, using cognitive behavioral therapy to banish burnout, why burnout is a two-way street, eating al desko, and how to more safely cross the burnout street with the STOP process.
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Janice Litvin is on a mission to help leaders and teams banish burnout in their organizations, so their employees can come to work healthy, happy, and ready to work. She does this through keynote speeches, workshops, and accountability groups. Her best-selling book Banish Burnout Toolkit, helps you learn how to manage stress to prevent burnout. The result: long lasting behavior change. What makes Janice unique is her 20 years of technology recruiting, 10 years in IT, study of psychology, and experience changing her own behavior.
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This month, the bonus episodes are all about what I call the EAT™ process that I walk clients through to reclaim their health. Today's episode is all about prevention—and what the A in EAT™ stands for.
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How is the social change sector rooted in inequality, and how has that informed the current state of it? And how are the 2016 and 2020 elections, The Great Reset, The Great Resignation, and the pandemic all creating new opportunities to reinvent it? Listen in on my conversation with Nell Edgington, president of Social Velocity and author of Reinventing Social Change: Embrace Abundance to Create a Healthier and More Equitable World. We cover these questions and dive deep into abundance vs. lack mentality, the power of yet, and how they can all affect burnout in the nonprofit world.
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Nell Edgington has spent her 25-year career innovating in the social change sector. As president of Social Velocity, she helps create more strategic, financially savvy, and confident nonprofit and philanthropic leaders and organizations. Nell is a popular writer, speaker, and blogger, and author of Reinventing Social Change: Embrace Abundance to Create a Healthier and More Equitable World. She is a member of the national Leap Ambassadors Community, a network of more than 250 social change thought leaders. Nell holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.
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In the first bonus episode of Season 3, I'm talking about presenteeism—and its opposite—as they relate to our personal health and the health of our organizations. Learn what the first step of the EAT™ process involves!
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Welcome to Season 3! This week, let's talk about those incredibly annoying answers you get when you ask questions of parents and/or health coaches!
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It's incredible to me that the podcast has been going for almost 18 months: I'm so grateful to you, my listeners and supporters!
This episode wraps up Season 2 and introduces what's on the menu for September—on the podcast and at Simply: Health Coaching in general.
I'll be taking August "off" (learn more about that in this episode) and will be back in September with Season 3—"see" you then!
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Join me for a conversation with Sharonda Simmons, coach, consultant, and founder at Thrive & Shine, LLC! We dig into a whole new way of journaling—and how sometimes the answers we are seeking are found in our journals—what happens when your calendar and your body can’t agree, and how organizations treat their workers vs. how they treat their clients and other stakeholders, and much more.
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With more than a decade of executive leadership experience, Sharonda Simmons has a proven track record of building high performing teams and creating sustainable infrastructure.
Sharonda has a deep-rooted passion for social justice and has served as a trained facilitator in Intergroup Dialogue for over 15 years. She has trained and facilitated social identity development curriculum for universities, educators, non-profit professionals, and community members since 2007. It is Sharonda’s personal belief that agencies are most successful when social justice and equity principles are embedded in the systems and fabric of an organization.
Sharonda has a track record in cultivating strong, inclusive, and mission-focused teams. She most recently served on the Executive Team at Ozone House as Director of Education and Outreach, overseeing the agency’s community outreach and education initiatives. Prior to working at Ozone House, Sharonda served as the Executive Director of Arrowwood Hills Community Center where spearheaded the agency’s revisioning and capacity building efforts.
Sharonda has had the honor of serving in a variety of volunteer leadership positions. She served on the Board of Directors for the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network and currently serves as a Board Trustee for the Women’s Center of Southeastern Michigan.
In 2019 Sharonda was selected as one of 18 leaders of color to participate in the Champions for Change Fellowship, a year-long fellowship aimed at addressing social justice, racial equity, and increasing diverse leadership in the non-profit sector.
In 2020 she founded Thrive & Shine LLC, a professional development and mentorship space geared toward supporting BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) young professionals.
Sharonda earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan in English and African American Studies. When she is not inspiring others, you'll find her in the boxing ring and spending time with family and friends.
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Listen in on my conversation from the (Sorta) Secret Sisterhood with executive and leadership development coach Kim Meninger. In addition to talking about impostor syndrome, we discuss working in a male-dominated environment, bulldogs and poodles, being the center of the Universe, why focusing on the outcomes of self-care is more important than the process, self-promotion as a service, accomplishment journaling, and much more!
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As a women’s leadership coach, Kim Meninger is passionate about empowering women to become more confident, visible and influential leaders. Having spent over 10 years in the high-tech industry, she experienced first-hand the unique challenges and opportunities facing women in traditionally male-dominated environments. She strives to be the resource to women that she did not have during her own corporate career.
Kim has a BA in psychology and an MBA from Boston College. She is an ICF Associate Certified Coach and CCE Board Certified Coach with certifications in career, executive and leadership development coaching.
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Join Andrea Bachman and me as we discuss yoga, Ayurveda, tuning into Mother Nature's calendar (instead of the marketing/corporate calendar), and why often a solid B- is perfect.
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As a Wellness Coach, Yoga Facilitator, and co-host of Fearless Self-Love Retreats, Andrea helps folks move from overwhelm to ease through sustainable daily habits.
The wisdom of Yoga & Ayurveda, and the yearning for social justice, shape her approach to coaching and facilitation. Through her work, you’ll understand the relationship between your personal identities and wellness, as well as between your personal wellness and the wellness of our human collective.
Andrea believes we all deserve to live grounded, joyful, easeful lives we love, and ultimately be at home in our selves.
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Join Rob Bee and me as we discuss the brilliance of veggies for breakfast, the dangers of eating in front of the telly at night, why Country music lyrics are the best, why it’s not our fault that we’re in denial about our limitations, how to change the culture of the medical profession to "sell prevention," and how the movement for prevention is like green energy.
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Rob Bee's business, The Art of Health®, helps people to stay sharp and healthy as they age using his unique Art of Vibrancy™ method. For 49 years he has helped thousands of people in six countries to live more vital, positive and creative lives.
A former professional musician, Rob has performed on stages around the world and also runs an Art Gallery. As living proof that he lives life to the max, he's been awarded an Arts degree at Lancaster University. He teaches The Art of Vibrancy™ to clients who want to live a life (and leave a legacy) of boldness, diversity, and adventure.
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Join my conversation with intuitive eating coach Lisa Dahl of Lisa Dahl Wellness. Our discussion covers a lot of territory, including how we greet each other, the relationship between perfectionism and the Patriarchy, underpromising and overdelivering, capitalism and the diet industrial complex, making ourselves obsolete as health coaches, and how to learn the "foreign language" of health.
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Lisa is a certified Intuitive Eating Health Coach, workshop facilitator, and meal planning expert. Through Intuitive Eating, she helps women make peace with their food and body. Lisa helps women learn how to listen, trust, and respect their body resulting in being happy, healthy, and confident at any size. She combines nutritional coaching, accountability, and implementing one small change at a time to achieve long-term sustainability.
Lisa runs Lisa Dahl Wellness, where she conducts her signature program, Body Peace and Food Freedom and conducts one-on-one coaching with a small-group experience.
Lisa has certifications in Intuitive Eating from the Original Intuitive Eating Pros, Evelyn Tribole, and Health and Wellness. She is a facilitator through Be Body Positive and Gratefulness.org. She is trained in motivational interviewing and continuously advances her education in nutrition, coaching, and mindfulness. Lisa’s coaching philosophy is to ditch the diet and focus on Progress, not Perfection.
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Listen in as Marc and I talk about how our mess can become our message, how one of our stressors in mission-driven work is the recognition that we hold other people's lives and livelihoods in our hands, and how trauma informs our choices of and in our work lives.
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Marc is a psychotherapist in private practice in Boulder, CO and the past President of the Four Corners Group Psychotherapy Society. He helps clients that have a harmful relationship to their inherent aggression or who are stuck in the pain of their repetition compulsions. Many of his clients struggle with addiction, anxiety, and self-sabotage. Marc helps people uncover and destroy the unconscious barriers that cripple them by using a blend of Modern Psychoanalytic and Contemplative Psychotherapy. His therapeutic style can best be described as irreverent with surprising moments of profound depth.
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Where are you on your health journey—and are you perhaps making it more difficult than it needs to be? Join me and Carol Lee as we discuss our agency over our own health and energy, how taking a seasonal approach to our health can make the journey easier, how the phase of the moon can help or hurt our efforts to give up sugar, and how we can turn our health journey into a journey rather than a project.
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People have called Carol many things depending on their experience of her work: unblocker/unsticker, food witch or just witch, clarity bringer, spiritual life coach, energy worker, change bringer, meal inspirer, nutrition person, and healer are just a few. She brings two transformational strands to her work: the energy psychology approach of Creative Kinesiology and the natural food approach of Naturopathic Nutritional Therapy which includes a mind, body, spirit approach to sugar-freedom.
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Listen in as Janis Isaman and I discuss habit change, supplements, productivity vs. pausing, the road back from burnout (the kind where even Savasana feels like it's just. too. much.) and the fact that our capacity to manage is limited to 100% of our energy on any given day.
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Janis Isaman, founder of My Body Couture, helps people feel better in their body. Like most business owners today, she sees clients online and in person, and her specialty is helping people rid themselves of pain. She’s certified in both fitness and nutrition modalities and has been quoted as a lifestyle expert in Reader’s Digest, Prevention, and Woman’s Health.
But she’s not just a textbook of knowledge with a wall full of certifications. She’s a very real person who has lived through her own lifestyle and body challenges and is a lone parent business owner.
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Please note that when Charlotte and I talk, we can get kind of potty-mouthed, so if you are listening with small kids around, you might want to put on some headphones!
Charlotte has been through burnout—and recovery from it—and now serves up decluttering with a side of life coaching. Join us as we talk about her burnout story in a large higher education institution and a small nonprofit, the dark side of the millennial desire for loving your work and being fulfilled by it, how passion and energy are related to our potential for burnout, Marie Kondo, Audre Lorde, and much, much more!
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Charlotte Kaye is a decluttering coach, life coach, and podcaster. Through her services she helps women be who they are and do what they want, guilt-free … all while smashing the patriarchy and manifesting world peace.
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What's a possibilitator? Find out in this conversation with life coach Barb Klein, in which we cover that—and a lot more, including how women are prone to epic depletion because we are used to "passing" as being in control of our lives, what true self care is, and "the 4 Bs."
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The founder of Inspired Possibility, Barb Klein is a Possibilitator, a professional life coach, retreat leader, meditation instructor, and the author of 111 Invitations: Step into the Full Richness of Life. She is also a team member at MomPower.org, an organization whose mission it is to help moms with addicted children find strength, wisdom, perspective, sanity, and hope.
Barb is a fierce advocate for self-care and knows it to be the foundational practice upon which everything else is built. Working with organizations and individuals 1:1, in groups, and through her writing, she helps people to bring self-compassion, self-care, and mindfulness to their daily lives.
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Join Dr. Sue McCreadie and me for a conversation about head school vs. heart school, "eating acronyms," why prescriptive diets are like an ill-fitting suit of clothes while eating for your genetics is like being in a dance with your body, and the simplest definition I've ever heard for methylation.
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Dr. Sue is a board-certified pediatric physician and wellness expert with two decades of experience helping thousands of families achieve vibrant health. After multiple losses bringing three children into this world, she crossed the pregnancy finish line tired, stressed, and a digestive mess. She reclaimed her health and energy learning how to eat for her genetics and use the easy button for nutrition. In her pediatric practice, Dr. Sue helps children adapt their diet and lifestyle to optimize their genetics for health naturally. Online Dr. Sue helps other women learn how to eat for their genetics and use a nutritional system to feel confident and with energy to live their best life. She lives in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with her husband, Dave, and their three children.
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When life is hard, how is it that poking people with needles is actually a gentle form of medicine, and what exactly is acupuncture without needles?!? Join my friend and acupuncturist Melea Alexander as we dive into a new definition of the modality she practices, how she invites women back into their bodies as a first step toward reversing burnout, and how women will finally be able to understand and step into our own worth.
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Melea is a registered acupuncturist and herbalist practicing in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She has a background in visual art, spent a decade during young adulthood in artisanal bakeries and farm-to-fork kitchens, and worked as a birth and postpartum doula before embarking on a deep dive into Eastern medicine. Lifelong loves include growing and preparing food and plant medicine, making things with yarn and thread; farms and gardens and every living beasty; and walking outside in all weather and every season.
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Want to feel like you're in your twenties again? You need to talk to my friend Justine Altman, who is the Primary Health Ninja at Journey to Vitality! Listen in to our conversation about how much sleep we really need as adults, bedtime routines, functional testing, gut health and so. much. more.
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Justine is the Owner + Primary Health Ninja at Journey to Vitality. She helps people who want to feel as awesome as they did when they were 20, even if they’ve been diagnosed with a disease. She has her own story of burnout and recovery, and she’s yet another example of a coach whose mess became her message!
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Join Jhoanny Perez and me as we talk about burning out in the food + beverage and NGO world—and how community is a key component of reversing and preventing burnout, especially in women.
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Jhoanny Perez is a Dominican immigrant Latina woman who teaches women and their families how to create the restaurant / food business they always dreamed of. She helped her mother open three now 7-figure restaurants in NYC and has been featured in the New York Post and New York Times among other media outlets.
Her experience includes working in Haiti and South Africa, participating in medical bridges in Honduras, solar energy in Ghana, distribution of shoes, and the founding of a fútbol team in the Dominican Republic. She’s a humanitarian who has also worked for the American Red Cross and has implemented food security projects and programs to help pregnant women.
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Hold onto your hats for this conversation—try to keep up as my friend Jack Perez and I cover fertility + utility, Bill Gates, MacKenzie Scott, women-led countries + the pandemic, boomerang children, and why women 40+ need to MAKE. SOME. NOISE.
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Through Kuel Life, an online platform that she founded in 2017, Perez champions change, redefining modern midlife for women through curated content and women-driven brands. With more than 35 Kuel Category Experts and 35 women-driven brands, Kuel Life offers women an opportunity to “Share, Learn, Shop, and Play with Our Second Act Sisters!” Previously, Jack spent 20 years at Summit Strategy Partners, a San Francisco-based marketing and public relations firm, where she was a founding partner. Having worked with numerous small to midsize companies, Jack is excited to now bring her extensive, deep start-up experience to finally birthing her own start-up. Having earned an MBA from the University of Chicago, Perez carries a hard-nosed business understanding to the entrepreneur world. Her passions include: spending time with her son, traveling to exotic, off-the-beaten-path places such as Cuba, Jordan, Zambia, Bolivia, and Zanzibar. An endorphin junkie, Jack is an avid jump roper and Peloton fanatic, and holds a third-degree black belt in Taekwondo.
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Join me in welcoming Bindi Heit to the podcast—all the way from Brisbane, Australia! Bindi talks about the severe burnout she experienced, her recovery, and how she's come back stronger than ever! Along the way, she drops a lot of great nuggets we can pick up and use for our own health journeys.
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Bindi Heit is a digital broadcasting specialist, delivering podcast production and publication services, content marketing and distribution that align your message with your mission. As CEO & Founder of the Ethical Change Agency, Bindi takes decades of experience to empower ethical business leaders, change makers and holistic healers to harness their power for collective change.
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I learned a lot of new vocabulary words from Arlene Santiago, including "Motor Control Restoration" and "proprioception"—and you know I love new words! Join us as we discuss what they mean—and detour to talk about hydration, butterbeer ice cream, what it feels like when you find your calling, and why sometimes it's so important to listen to that little voice in your head.
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Arlene Santiago is a Health Transformation Coach, best-selling author, and mom of three. She helps busy moms lose up to 30lbs, increase their energy and confidence and keep the weight off after 6 months. Arlene also helps those older than age 50 who want to prevent injury and improve balance and mobility. As a Motor Control Restoration Specialist, she seeks to improve communication between brain and body by identifying underlying causes for improper movement (functional compensations) by focusing on the nervous system to identify any blocked sensorimotor signals.
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Dr. Nisha Chellam talks about burning out, being a "recovering physician," and rediscovering the joy of practicing in functional medicine. We dive into the two questions that guide functional medicine, chronic caregiving and living for others, keeping up with the Joneses, what we pretend not to know, and the one addiction she recommends we develop. Get ready to be asked a lot of really hard questions and hear a lot of truthbombs go off!
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Dr. Nisha Chellam is a traditionally trained MD who calls herself a “recovering physician” because she has chosen to move away from medications being the only option for sick patients. Instead, using the principles of functional medicine, she is able to transform people’s lives and mindsets so they may live a life of joy and love.
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Join me and Transformational Life Coach Cherisa Allen for a conversation about moving from stagnation to activation—along the way, we talk about comparison (to ourselves and others, for positive and negative purposes), what happens when women pass through the fire, and how "No" really can come across as "Yes."
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Cherisa Allen is a proud native of Ypsilanti, Michigan. As the oldest of eight children, she learned at an early age the importance of both family and the teachings of the Holy Spirit. Cherisa’s career of over twenty-five years in Social Work has given her the opportunity to touch many lives in a positive way. She has worked on several committees throughout her life, in her church, community, and in her career.
Her commitment to women is not just limited to her career as a Social Worker. She is devoted to making changes and transforming the lives of women everywhere. She is the Owner/Operator of Do You See What I See, LLC, a Motivational Speaker and a Transformational Life Coach. Cherisa tackles tough issues that inhibit women from living productive and healthy lives. She is committed to educating them on how to become strong, independent, and loving women; the primary objective being breaking historical cycles of self-destructive behaviors, while encouraging a sense of purpose, belonging and pride.
She is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University, completing both her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees there, and a proud member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Cherisa is the President/Founder of Women and Men Working for Change, a nonprofit organization serving the Ypsilanti Community and she’s currently preparing for the Leadership Experience Tour that will allow her to live out her childhood dream of being on stage speaking in front of a National audience.
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AaAaAhHH! (That's the sound of me fangirling!) I discovered Rusty Stahl and Fund the People when I was doing research on funding health coaching programs for women burning out in mission-driven work, and I am so excited that he agreed to come onto the podcast and discuss his work in promoting "talent investment" rather than "program investment." Rusty walks us through the nonprofit starvation cycle, the myth of overhead, and the zero-sum challenge—and then talks about what funders and grantees can do to set up a zone of trust and communicate on a completely new level.
If you missed Season 2 Episode 3 with Kathy Reich, make sure to listen to that in conjunction with this one—link in the resources below.
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Rusty Stahl is President & CEO of Fund the People, which he founded in 2014 and which works to maximize investment in the nonprofit workforce. He completed R&D for Fund the People as a Visiting Fellow in Residence at NYU's Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Rusty previously served as founding Executive Director of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy, a national association of young and new foundation professionals. He began his career as a Program Associate at the Ford Foundation, after completing an MA in philanthropic studies at Indiana University. He grew up in Philadelphia and lives in Beacon, NY.
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Join me for a conversation with Chrissy Kyles, who works in higher education in career services—and tries to get her students to start their work life in alignment so they can prevent burnout down the line.
Chrissy is a Higher Education professional with almost 4 years of experience in Student Affairs. She currently works in Career Services full-time by day, but has also worked in a federally funded grant program (GEAR UP) & Diversity & Inclusion. By evening/weekend she is the host of the Bliss with Chriss podcast, which focuses on college, careers, and social justice issues. She has been podcasting for more than 9 months now and enjoys being able to use her platform to empower others in sharing their stories and educating listeners. Chrissy is currently applying for a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling.
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Fran is a fellow health coach (and much more!), and we cover a lot of ground in this conversation—from rappelling off a high-rise to the feminine wound to being happy vs. being right to alpaca farming!?!
From radio host, voice-over talent, public radio development director, “domestic goddess” (at-home mother of four), alpaca farmer (!), yoga teacher, health coach, workshop/retreat facilitator, to business life coach and speaker, Fran has reinvented herself multiple times. She brings a wealth of knowledge, personal experiences, intuition, empathy, and humor to her audiences. Guiding entrepreneurs and professional women, she helps them realize their next chapter, move outside of fear, to build a life and work they love.
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Genesis A-MAH-riss Kemp is a wife, sister, and creative content writer, the author of Chocolate Drop in Corporate America, the cohost of the Progression over Perfection podcast, and a Child of God. She is a professional who now knows what her purpose in life is: it is not to sit down, muzzle her mouth, and continually let people get over on her.
Join us as we talk about what it feels like to be "a chocolate drop in corporate America," what contributed to Genesis's burnout, and how she climbed out of it and reclaimed her health—even during the pandemic.
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Are you a woman burning out in mission-driven work? Are you familiar with the Enneagram? If so, this week’s episode—actually this week's and next week's—are just for you. I’m chatting with my friend Stephanie Blackburn Freeth of Adaptive Alternatives, LLC in a special 2-part series on Burnout and the Enneagram. In last week's episode, we talked about how burnout shows up for each of the 9 types; this week, we dig into the antidote for burnout for each type! Do go back to season 2, episode 10 to catch the first part of the series. And if you’re new to Enneagram, I highly recommend you read The Essential Enneagram and take the type test—you can find the links to those resources below.
Stephanie Freeth is an executive coach and Founder of Adaptive Alternatives LLC. She is also a certified 15 commitments of conscious leadership coach.
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Are you a woman burning out in mission-driven work? Are you familiar with the Enneagram? If so, this week’s episode—actually the next two weeks’—are just for you. I’m chatting with my friend Stephanie Blackburn Freeth of Adaptive Alternatives, LLC in a special 2-part series on Burnout and the Enneagram. In this episode, we’re talking about how burnout shows up for each of the 9 types; next week, we dig into the antidote for burnout for each type! If you’re new to Enneagram, I highly recommend you read The Essential Enneagram and take the type test—you can find the links to those resources below.
Stephanie Freeth is an executive coach and Founder of Adaptive Alternatives LLC. She is also a certified 15 commitments of conscious leadership coach.
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Community leader Yodit Mesfin Johnson (she/her) identifies as a Momma, a Black feminist, a race and gender justice facilitator, CEO at NEW.org and founder of Black Men Read, and has been working at the intersections of racial justice and liberatory practices for women and black, indigenous, and other people of color for nearly two decades.
Join me as Yodit takes the burnout conversation to a whole new level we haven't touched on until now and talks about why nonprofits closing down is really the long-term vision.
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Cris Greer is a student of the world, finding her own path and helping others along the way. She has been using Meditation, Yoga, Crystal Healing, Reiki, and aromatherapy to light her way for almost 20 years. Her love of books has helped Cris form her beliefs and discover different modalities by taking what resonates with her from every book she reads.
When Cris isn't cuddled up at home with her dog, a good book, and a glass of wine, she's often traipsing around foreign lands with her husband and son, exploring and learning from different cultures and beliefs systems. She recently started a podcast—Grounding Journey, the deeper conversations you've been seeking—as a way to connect with other souls on a similar spiritual journey.
Listen in as Cris and I talk about Reiki (and Tom the Cat) and about grounding ourselves with crystals (and where to put them for maximum effect) in today's online world, when many of us seem to be spending our lives floating in the ether.
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Want to know more about making healthy food choices—and maybe doing a reset or elimination diet? Meet some dear friends of mine from my SoCal days—Peggy Curry, one of my mentors for all things food, and her daughter Megan! Megs + Pegs are the mother-daughter duo behind Curry Girls Kitchen, a holistic health + wellness coaching platform. They created Curry Girls Kitchen as a space where women in any phase of life can come to find inspiration, encouragement, and support to achieve their health goals and make life more delicious.
Megs (the daughter) is a personal chef, Certified Holistic Health Counselor, Certified Functional Medicine Coach, and Reiki Practitioner. Pegs (the mother) is an award-winning health and wellness innovator who has spent decades supporting others on a healthy journey: she founded a nationally-distributed organic brand (Evy's Garden), established an educational non-profit (GrowingGreat) that served over 250,000 students nationwide, and provides ongoing coaching for clients with chronic conditions. Above all, she and her husband, Tim, raised 4 daughters (all gluten-free) with the kitchen table at the heart of their home.
Together Megs & Pegs are on a mission to help women discover what works for their bodies, gain confidence to nourish themselves, and shine from the inside out.
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Diandra lives in Detroit and is a nonprofit program manager, graduate student, yoga teacher, and cat mom. Join us as we talk about her work with Volunteers of America, where she supports the Health Professions Opportunity Grant program and has a front-row seat not only to what burnout is like as a nonprofiteer but also how it feels to support those facing burnout on the front lines of the pandemic.
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from the archives
This interview with Mary Ceccanese comes from the archives of the (Sorta) Secret Sisterhood, a membership site I ran for women 40+ and which has since migrated to a private Facebook group. Because so many of the practitioners I interviewed there also support women in burnout, I'm repurposing many of these excellent Q+As on the podcast! This interview took place in November of 2019 (which is why I talk about Thanksgiving in it)—and as we wrap up 2020, it feels right to spend a little time in gratitude—even if it's just for the year being over!
Listen in as Mary takes us on a tour of what gratitude can do for us—especially if we're burning out, talks about the difference between recognition and appreciation, and talks about gratitude journaling (especially important for those of us who are journaling challenged!)
What's your major aha moment/takeaway from this episode? Leave a voice message from the podcast homepage, or send me an email and let me know!
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Mary Ceccanese is the owner and principal consultant of Dynamic Connections LLC, a company that focuses on creating an engaged, energized workforce through positive business practices. She is also part of the Executive Education team and the Coordinator for the Office of Tax Policy Research both at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business.
Celebrating over twenty years of professional experience working with all levels of staff in both for-profit and non-profit organizations, she provides positive and empowering interactive presentations based on the research of the faculty at the Center for Positive Organizations. Mary engages attendees with research-based practices applied to work-life scenarios that can be immediately applied to their day-to-day life.
She has a BA in Human Resource Administration and has worked at the University of Michigan for more than thirty years. In 2010 she received the University of Michigan’s highest award given to staff -- the Candace J. Johnson Award for Excellence. In addition, Mary was given the distinction of being one of the 2019 “Top Ten Business Women” of the American Business Women’s Association. In 2019, she was also awarded a University of Michigan Impact Award.
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Kellie and I met at the Ann Arbor Wellness Coalition and have had wide-ranging conversations about womanhood, motherhood, and holistic health. In this conversation, we dig into how having children can catalyze our own healing and how one of the most powerful tools for healing our nervous system can be one of the simplest: taking a pause. And just in time for the holidays, Kellie offers us her wonderful PAUSE tool!
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Kellie Mox catalyzes revolutionary healing for womxn through powerful coaching conversations, holistic health & nervous system education, and homeopathy. She partners with womxn who crave a shift in their approach to work, play, health, and relationships that strengthens their innate wholeness and self-awareness, and in turn, fosters healing in mind, heart, body, and soul. Kellie's group offering—Self-Awareness, The Course—provides a way for womxn to harness the magic and medicine of self-awareness together. She is a Certified Intrinsic Coach and a student of homeopathic medicine with a master’s degree in public health. Her work is informed by her training and education as well as her own journey through healing chronic illness, anxiety, and trauma. Kellie works with womxn virtually from her home base in Dexter, Michigan.
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If you work in the nonprofit world, you've certainly heard about Ford Foundation, the world's largest social justice funder. This week on the podcast, I'm joined by Kathy Reich, who leads Ford's BUILD initiative globally and has a deep understanding of the stresses facing nonprofiteers, especially women and people of color, during the pandemic—and even before. Lucky for us, she also has a lot of great thoughts on how funders can alleviate some of that stress!
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Kathy Reich leads the Ford foundation’s BUILD initiative in the United States and in 10 global regions. (We’ll get into that more in our conversation!)
Before joining Ford in 2016, Kathy was director of organizational effectiveness and philanthropy at the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, where she led a cross-cutting program to help grantees around the world strengthen their strategy, leadership and impact. Previously she had served at the Packard Foundation as policy analyst and program officer, and before that, she was policy director at the Social Policy Action Network, served as a legislative assistant on Capitol Hill, and worked for state and local elected officials in California.
Kathy currently serves on the boards of Grantmakers for Effective Organizations and the Peninsula Jewish Community Center. She was selected as a Schusterman Fellow in 2016. She holds a master’s degree in public policy from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and a bachelor’s degree in history from Yale University.
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Join me for the first episode in the series I'm calling "My story of burnout."
Anne* started out in the corporate media world thinking of mission-driven work as something she'd take on later in life—and then she landed in a human service nonprofit much sooner than she expected! Listen in as she talks about stress in both the for- and nonprofit sectors and what she suggests can be done to help those burning out in mission-driven work, especially during the pandemic.
*Anne's name has been changed to protect her privacy and that of her organization.
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Welcome to the first interview of Season 2! I'm thrilled to host a second conversation with Tania Elfersy of The Wiser Woman—Tania and I recorded a Q+A for my membership site, and we decided to do a new one rather than repurpose the archived one, especially because Tania has experienced burnout herself and supports women in peri/menopause with burnout!
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Tania is an award-winning author and transformative coach, specializing in women's health. She co-authored an award-winning book on motherhood and has spent years researching and writing about what causes and what can relieve the emotional and physical symptoms associated with perimenopause and menopause. From her own experience in curing her symptoms, and from witnessing innate health return to her clients, Tania believes that healing occurs when we relax into the intelligence found within each of our bodies. Tania is also a coach with a UK-based company, A Little Peace of Mind, where she helps people reach freedom from anxiety, panic attacks and stress.
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In season 2 of the podcast, I’ll be switching to a predominantly interview-based format with occasional solo episodes mixed in.
Interviewees will be a mix of:
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This week, we continue our exploration of primary foods by diving into the concept of decluttering you environment—whether it's your physical one or a more abstract space—and I give you a preview of what's to come in my practice after a massive decluttering and downsizing!
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This week, we continue our exploration of primary foods by diving into more thoughts around relationships—this time around the relationship between food and our emotions.
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This week, we continue our exploration of primary foods by diving into some thoughts around relationships—with others and with ourselves—and how expectations can play a role in our happiness.
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Join me for a special episode of the podcast: a conversation with Dr. Fiona Lovely, Hormone Oracle, Fixer of Weird Sh!t, and host of the Not Your Mother's Menopause Podcast among many other things! We cover a LOT of ground in this interview—from boys and men to burnout, from estrogen to education, from privilege and permission to perimenopause and the pandemic, so fasten your seatbelt. A quick heads up—there are a few explicit words and adult topics in here, so if you’re listening with young ones around, you might want to put on your headphones.
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This week, we continue our exploration of primary foods by diving into some thoughts around our relationship with time.
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This week, we continue our exploration of primary foods by diving into some thoughts around exercise and physical activity.
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This week, we continue our exploration of primary foods by ... exploring nature!
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A fulfilling spiritual practice is a truly vital primary food—how nourishing is yours?
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This week we start exploring primary foods with one of my favorites: SLEEP!
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Just as SOLE foods (seasonal, organic, local,and ethical) are the highest form of secondary foods, SOUL foods are the most nourishing of primary foods. This week we continue to dig into what SOUL foods are.
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Just as SOLE foods (seasonal, organic, local,and ethical) are the highest form of secondary foods, SOUL foods are the most nourishing of primary foods. This week we continue to dig into what SOUL foods are.
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Just as SOLE foods (seasonal, organic, local,and ethical) are the highest form of secondary foods, SOUL foods are the most nourishing of primary foods. This week we dig into what SOUL foods are.
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Moving away from secondary foods (those we put in our mouths) to primary foods (everything else that nourishes us ... or doesn't).
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We're taking our discussion of secondary foods—those we put in our mouths—to the next level and talking about SOLE food. This week, we wrap up with a discussion of "how to get your nickel's worth" when buying SOLE foods.
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We're taking our discussion of secondary foods—those we put in our mouths—to the next level and talking about SOLE food. This week, we take on the "e" word: ethical (and energetics).
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Over the next few weeks, we're taking our discussion of secondary foods—those we put in our mouths—to the next level and talking about SOLE food. This week, we take on the "l" word: local.
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Over the next few weeks, we're taking our discussion of secondary foods—those we put in our mouths—to the next level and talking about SOLE food. This week, we take on the "o" word: organic.
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Over the next few weeks, we're taking our discussion of secondary foods—those we put in our mouths—to the next level and talking about SOLE food. This week, we take on the "s" word: seasonal.
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Let's talk about cravings—what they are, why we have them, and what we can do about them!
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This week, we continue to talk about eliminating certain foods from your diet. This week's topic is about giving up sugar—yeah, it's a doozy!—and how that looks in the kitchen and at the table.
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This week, we continue to talk about eliminating certain foods from your diet. This week's topic is about giving up eggs—and how that looks in the kitchen and at the table.
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This week, we continue to talk about eliminating certain foods from your diet. This week's topic is going vegetarian, vegan, or plant-based: why you might want to give up meat, poultry, fish and other seafood, and how that looks in the kitchen and at the table.
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This week, we're back from a little detour in which we talked about eliminating stress to talking about eliminating certain foods from your diet. This week's topic is going dairy free: why you might want to give it up and how that looks in the kitchen and at the table.
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Whether we're still in lockdown from the pandemic or venturing back out into the world, we're all experiencing a higher-than-normal level of stress—and Goddess knows we were stressed enough to begin with! This week, I'm joined in a discussion about the topic by my friend and colleague Dr. Suman Tewari, who is a holistic gynecologist in Ann Arbor.
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Following up on last week's episode about elimination diets, we take a look at giving up gluten—what is gluten, why would you give it up, and how that looks in the kitchen and at the table.
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Have you ever considered removing something from your diet for health reasons? In this episode, we dive into elimination diets—why do one, how to do one successfully, and what they can teach us.
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Let's talk about substitutes for foods we're trying to take out of our eating style—are they a healthy option?
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Join me for my first episode with a guest! Michael Spence is a virtual Home Energy Coach and Reiki practitioner who helps soulful, sensitive people declutter their homes to create space for what truly matters most. She is the creator of a high vibration method of decluttering called Home Energy Purification, which incorporates intuition, mindfulness, and energy work into the process. Michael is the founder of Let’s Purify!, her online coaching business, and the host of The Let’s Purify! Podcast.
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Last week's episode was all about whole, close-to-nature foods that are found around the periphery of the grocery store: today we go into the heart of darkness—the processed food aisles! We'll take a look at the nutrition labels that are found there and learn how to identify the least-processed, highest-quality foods in the center of the grocery store.
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Ready to hit the grocery store aisles after committing to eating whole foods cooked from scratch—and still unsure how to pick the best quality ingredients? This week's episode has got you covered!
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Are you thinking it may be time to change the way you're eating? Let's talk about what that looks like!
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Feeling chained to the stove by the pandemic? Learn the basics of my Fl!p Your K!tchen® meal planning system!
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Doing a little "backfill" after launching with a bang last week! In this episode, we explore what a health coach can do for you, whether you might want to hire one, how to find one that's a good fit for you, and what my work is like. And I finish with some comments about why the pandemic is actually a good time to hire one!
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Read more about stress and mental hygiene on the blog, then join me every day March 23–27 for a quick episode with some easy-to-implement suggestions!
Today, we're taking a look at the most important mental hygiene practice of all: listen to your mother (nature).
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Today, we're taking a look at disconnecting from primary foods that don't nourish us and reconnecting more deeply with those that do.
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Today, your presence is requested! We're going to tackle stress and anxiety brought on by "future living."
Check out The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle.
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Today, get mindful about your language, then take your pick from 4 super simple reframes you can use to change your thoughts and emotions ... and your perception of reality.
Check out The Work of Byron Katie.
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Today, get mindful about your breathing, then take your pick from 4 super simple breathing exercises you can use at any time to hit the pause button, ground, and center yourself.
You can get more information about these techniques at the links below:
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This week, I'll be putting up an episode a day with simple mental hygiene tips for a time of pandemic-induced stress.
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I've been thinking about how I can be of service in these difficult times—and I've found a way to do so!
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We'll get back to the regular programming of the podcast—and given the pan(dem)ic going on these days, I wanted to bring you some quick thoughts on how to survive lockdown, self-imposed or otherwise.
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