Well this is fun...this week is episode #200 (!) of The Transforming Anxiety Podcast ! That's 200 conversations, 200 times we've hung out together, 200 weeks, of transforming anxiety. First of all: thank you. Thank you for showing up and being here with me. Thank you for sharing the show with your friends, family, co-workers, and neighbors. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences with me by writing in and letting me know how it's impacting you. I'll keep it coming, every Wednesday, and I sincerely look forward to all we'll do together in our next 200 episodes...
No Goal New Year
Protecting Your Headspace
This week on The Transforming Anxiety Podcast we're going to explore protecting your headspace . Think of your mind as a plot of land, all the real estate that you have in your mind, just like a city. When we aren't paying attention, the real estate in our minds get rented out to low-level thoughts, phone notifications, and other people's ideas about what we should do…
Mindful Communication
The holidays are almost here and that means a lot of get-togethers and family time. So I thought it might be helpful to explore mindful communication on this week's episode of The Transforming Anxiety Podcast .
Mindful communication pulls in, yup, elements of mindfulness and gives us a framework to think about how we're communicating. Because: communication is so ordinary, yet so powerful…
The Foundation of You
This week on The Transforming Anxiety Podcast we're going back to the basics; we're going to talk about the foundation of you.
A foundation is the lowest level of a structure, the load-bearing support that holds everything up. And THAT is what I want to consider with you today…
Discomfort on Purpose
Push vs. Pull
Why It Doesn't Suck
MVP: Friend Anxiety
MVP: How to Let it Go
MVP: Certainty, Uncertainty, & Anxiety
Where You Feel Most Alive
Cooling Your Mind
The Anxiety of Anxiety
Regulating Your Nervous System
One of the most valuable things we, as people who tend towards anxiety, can learn to do is regulate our nervous systems.
Why?
Feeling anxious ups the adrenaline and cortisol in your system. And you become a bit of a pressure cooker, constantly turning up the volume with more to-do lists, more people-pleasing, and more perfectionism…