Ladies In Lockdown; Finding Connection During Covid19: Recent Episodes
Erika Furey
Women often yearn to find connection and commonality. Maybe we don't always make time to slow down to make the space. We are active, productive, smart, important people with busy lives. Insert the Covid19 global pandemic. It stops us in our tracks. After the panic shopping, what will we do? How will we connect with our families, friends, co-workers? How will we cope with staying home with the kids while telecommuting? How will we reconnect with ourselves...if we even know what that feels like? Slowing down, stopping, connecting, giving up some daily distractions... let's see what this looks li
I'm so happy for the chance to speak with my friend, Dee Dee Wheaton. Dee Dee lives in Dublin, Ireland for her husband's work with U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Listen as she shares with us some manageable tips on how to add meaningful structure to our lives during this time. Plus, if you aren't already a writer, a low pressure tactic on how to get started.
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Peige is still teaching 3rd grade remotely full-time and has used this time of being at home to get her YouTube channel started and I couldn't be more proud of her! To check out her videos, go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8tFCUIWgYgrTcflJbBhd4Q. My conversation with Peige takes us into the reality of what Covid19 looks like in northern Italy to date and the deep emotional response that deserves space. She has such a healthy and human approach to coping in this tough time. You can also connect with Peige Rosales on Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/Yoga-Our-Way-111226407170949/.
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Alix spoke to me from Virginia in the U.S. What a lovely conversation filled with resilience and humor. Alix also talked about the evolution of her online business, www.ushistoryabroad.com (which my kids happen to take part in!). At the end of our conversation, Alix shared with me some valuable advice on how she helps her family refocus on others during times of uncertainty.
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Mary Kate just got back home to Dublin, Ireland after her trip to Los Angeles, CA was cut short by the Covid19 lockdown. Luckily she has her creative projects and her clients' projects to keep her quite busy. If you're ready to start that screenplay you've been thinking about, you can contact Mary Kate at www.adramaticimprovement.com.
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Carolyn and I talk about her work as a life coach for women in global transition and as a consultant for parents using the Child Life Process. She shared with us the four coping strategies that kids, and adults, use in times of stress. Carolyn holds a wealth of knowledge and valuable resourses. You can find Carolyn at www.intervallifecoaching.com.
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As a mother of two and frequently relocating internationally to support my spouse's career, I've been thrown some uncertainty. I know what it feels like to not feel connected. I've been purposeful about connecting this past year with increasingly positive results... and then, Wham-O! Covid19 lockdown. Suddenly my options are limited. Listen as I tell you a bit about myself and why I'm starting this podcast... imperfections and all.
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