E61: 8 Natural Ways for Women 40+ to Ease Anxiety
Struggling with anxiety that just won’t quit? If you’re a ambitious, highly sensitive woman over 40 looking for natural ways to ease anxiety this is for you!
Anxiety can feel like an invisible weight, making it harder to fully enjoy life, connect with yourself, and feel at peace. But the good news? There are natural, effective ways to ease anxiety—without medication.
In this episode, we’re diving into 8 simple, science-backed ways to calm your mind and body, reduce stress, and finally feel like yourself again. Whether you’re dealing with racing thoughts, restless nights, or that constant feeling of being “on edge,” these strategies will help you find relief—naturally.
✨ Inside this episode, you’ll learn:
- A quick grounding technique to stop overthinking
- Easy and fast practices to reset your nervous system
- A surprising way to ease anxiety in under 60 seconds
- The most powerful place to be—and why it's key for stress relief
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Please find the show notes below. Since it is a transcription there may be spelling errors and/or weird grammar. Ignore that and enjoy!
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Today we're talking about 8 natural ways
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for women over 40 to ease
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anxiety. Welcome back to another
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episode of the Movement, Mind and Meaning
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podcast. I'm your host, Megan Nolan.
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Before we get into these eight ways that
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will support you as a human, a
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spiritual being, having a human
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experience, if you will, I want to share
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something new that I've created with you.
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I'm going to just give a little snippet
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to it. There will be more information in
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the show notes, but. If you are somebody
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who wants to know how and why high
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functioning anxiety might actually be
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hijacking your success and stopping you
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from making the full impact that you're
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here to make because of the way it might
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be causing you to overthink and doubt
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yourself and overwork and overgive and
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question yourself constantly and
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constantly feeling like you're just
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running on the hum of anxiety, well then
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my brand new high functioning
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anxiety breakthrough assessment is for
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you. OK, so it's a.
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Dee dive into where you're at and where
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you want to be and the plan to get you
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there and you'll get your anxiety impact
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score, some success pattern interrupts,
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as well as a breakthrough. Road
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map for you to use and to follow.
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OK, so I want you to take a look at that.
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It's in the show notes. If you're one of
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the first few people to grab it, it's at
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an incredibly no-brainer
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investment offer because it is brand new.
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And even if you're not one of the 1st 10
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people, it's still gonna be at a really
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incredible level. So that it's super
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available because I want you to have
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these tools, this clarity, this
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direction, this understanding, right?And.
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And recognize that this is, again, a way
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for you to get to know yourself better.
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So it's all the information is going to
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be in the show notes. Go ahead and click
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that and grab on. If that feels like
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you've just been searching for answers
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and you're like, please, somebody tell me
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how this is still happening and why.
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That's what the assessment's all about.
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OK, so let's get into it.
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Numero uno movement.
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Movement is mind medicine. That's one of
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the tenants of this show. Movement is
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body medicine. Movement is soul medicine.
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And so that's why it's number one. I did
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a whole episode on this episode 54,
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talking about how important it is to move
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your body every day. Because darling,
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in case you forgot, you're not a rock.
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You're not a tree. You're a human
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being. And that's you and
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me. Anyways, I love rhyming.
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The thing is, is that we tend to have
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very sedentary lifestyles, which is of
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course impacting our posture. Increases
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our stress levels, affects our hormones,
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affects, you know, our digestion, our
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metabolism, everything. And so move, move
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your body daily, move in a way that feels
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good to you. I'm not saying exercise, I'm
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saying move your body, right. We're
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moving blood flow, we're moving lymphatic
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flow, we're moving chronic energy flow
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through your body. And that's where we
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get that uplifting,
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effervescent, you know. I feel good. You
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know, when you feel strong, you feel
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confident, you feel sexy in your body, it
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changes things for you, right?And there's
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so much science behind that. And we go
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deep into that into episode 54. So if you
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haven't listened to that one, go back and
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listen to that because it is all about
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that movement is mind medicine. That is
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#1 #2, we're kind of
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move through the day here. One of the
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huge pieces, one of the pillars inside
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the flow framework, which is the tool set
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that I use and share with all my clients,
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is having a morning routine. And before
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you go, try run away. If you're not a
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quote UN quote morning person, it doesn't
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have to be at any certain time for it to
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be a morning routine. OK, OKAre you OK
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now?You're not getting itchy on the
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inside. OK, so it
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can be any time of day, right?
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Essentially. I mean, I guess technically
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before noon, but you know, I'm a bit of a
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rule breaker breaker. So whatever time,
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it's more about about that intentional
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pause for yourself. Because when
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we are in that full force, going, going,
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going all the time energy, and we're not
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intentionally starting with a
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moment or 20 minutes or 5 1/2
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minutes, however length of time that you
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choose to to allocate and dedicate to
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your morning routine, then you're just
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going into default mode, right?And we
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tend to. If we wake up and we're just go,
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go, go, go, go, we're tripping the
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sympathetic stress response right out of
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the gates, right?And so we know that
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anxiety is a response to stress in our
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body. And so it's really important
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that you just have that foundation for
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the day in your morning routine. And so
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again, this can be literally 2 1/2
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minutes while you're brushing your teeth.
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half. OK. And so for me, I'll just tell
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you what mine is, is I always have a big
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glass of warm water with some Himalayan
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sea salt and some lime or citrus. I like,
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I prefer lime, but I know lemon. A lot of
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people talk about lemon, but I love lime.
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And as I drink that, I do my meditation.
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And you know, as somebody myself, I have
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high functioning anxiety. And especially
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if I wake up feeling anxious,
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sitting and meditating and just like
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breathing, meditating is is really
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challenging for me. And I find I spend
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most of the time actually thinking and
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or frustrated with myself because I'm
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thinking that I'm supposed to be
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meditating and like I'm not in the gap by
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any means. So for me, my
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go-to for meditation is mantra.
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So I use different mantras. So mantras
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can be anything, any sort of sacred sound
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that you feel. Emotionally
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connected to. Classically they would be
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given to you by your teacher based on
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where you're at and where you wanted to
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go. But there's so many out there and
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this is non denominational like whatever
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word you feel really called
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to. Maybe it's Yahweh, maybe it's Allah,
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maybe whatever it is for you. I love and
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I celebrate that and I honor that and and
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it might be something more,
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you know, love. Love, love,
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whatever, right?And so for me, you know,
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based on what I'm working through and on
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in my own life, I choose my mantra based
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on that. Currently I have the mantra
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Om Gam Shri Mahalakshmiye
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Namaha. So that is a mantra
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about and to Ganesha, who's the
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remover of obstacles, and Lakshmi, who
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is the goddess of abundance, and it's
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removing any obstacles, internal,
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external. To more fully express love and
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joy and opportunities and abundance in
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whatever form. So that's the mantra that
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I'm using currently. OK, so I do my
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meditation and then I do my movement.
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exercises for my shoulder, doing my doing
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my workout, doing my yoga, doing doing my
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core activation, embodying my intentions
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for the day. That is, you know, usually
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about an hour doing cardio. I I dance,
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whatever. I just, I just do some stuff
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that feels good to me. And then I ground
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out and I connect into my soul self and
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then up, up and away. That's my morning
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routine. So it can be whatever you want,
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OK?It can be whatever you want. Let's
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just say that. But it's really that like
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supercharged to the day. Speaking of
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that, that's that starts the day. OK. So
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let's just say that's the beginning of
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the trajectory. We're up, the plane has
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lifted off. And as we go and we're flying
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through space or you are the plane and
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you're flying through the day, it's very
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important that you. Pause throughout the
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day to notice how you're feeling and to
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take some time for yourself to
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shift back into a more
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centered, grounded, regulated state in
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your nervous system. So you're back in
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calm authority, you're back in that
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connected awareness, and that comes
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through power pauses. So power pauses
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are little mindful moments throughout the
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day where you are tuning into yourself.
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You're shifting out of the head into the
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heart, right?Going from the mind to the
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body, and the body is the seat of your
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intelligence. And so you're in a in a
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sense, no, in essence, there we go.
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You are taking control of your
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focus. You are where your attention is.
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anxious day or a sad day, we tend to
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focus there, right?And so when we take a
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power pause. That's literally just taking
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a time out and whatever that is for you.
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Maybe you dance, maybe you shake, maybe
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you go outside with the dog, maybe you go
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for a little jog around the block, maybe
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you bounce on a trampoline, maybe you use
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one of your, you know, many different
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tools that you have kicking around the
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house and you just have some time for
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yourself. OK, So what we're doing there
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is is quieting.
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on a long international flight and they
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they feed everybody and then they take
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the lights down and they're like,
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everyone have a nap now. It's like
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that. We went to Japan in November and I
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was like, is this, is this, are we having
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nap time?Like, this is great. They feed
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you and then they're like, lay down for a
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little rest. And so and
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you can have a rest, right, if that's
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your jam. OK. So power pauses. So we have
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move your body, morning routine, power
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pauses. So now we're, you know, we're
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cruising altitude and it's like, you
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know, on the plane, they bring you snacks
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periodically and they're like, would you
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like a drink?And then you're like, of
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course, I would love a fizzy water. Thank
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you so much. And so it's that like
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dripping it throughout the day, right?And
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and I want to keep my analogy.
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Actually, let's put the analogy in here
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because I'm talking about it and it's
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going to work well. So #4
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hydration and nourishment throughout the
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day. OK, so this is really important. I
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know when you get in a flow state or
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you're hyper fixated on something, you
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probably forget to even pee, let alone
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drink enough water or eat consistently
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throughout the day. OK, so I know that
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it's OK. I get that myself. I get that
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myself because it's a thing, right?
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until we realize, like, I feel a little
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bit funny and you're just powered on oat
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milk lattes and like the 3 1/2 almonds
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that you found. And so hydration is very
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key, but especially in integrating
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electrolytes. So it's important for you
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to be fully hydrated by replenishing your
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electrolytes, especially if you are
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moving your body and you're getting
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sweaty, OK. And if you're a warm person
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or you like me and you live in a warm
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climate and you're sweating like right
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now, it's very important for you to
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replenish those. OK. So you know,
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maybe the liquid IV, there's a bunch of
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different products that are really great
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and just make sure that they don't have a
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load of sugar, OK. So making sure you're
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hydrated. And then having
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snacks throughout the day so that you can
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keep your blood sugar level. I don't know
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about you, but when my blood sugar drops,
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I feel anxious. And it actually is
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scientifically valid because when your
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blood sugar goes down, it's a potential
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threat to your body. And so it activates
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the sympathetic fight, flight, freeze,
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fawn response. So it can trigger anxiety
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in those of us who are prone to it. So
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really important is that we are eating
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really solid protein rich, you know,
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healthy fats throughout the day. In
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particular, we want to make sure that
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we're getting magnesium. So magnesium is
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calming and relaxing. So magnesium that's
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like spinach and almonds as well as
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getting your omega threes and that might
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or fish oils if that's your thing. And
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then having solid protein throughout the
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day so that you are just and again that
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doesn't necessarily have to be animal
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protein, it can be whatever. Your body
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likes, but just having those throughout
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the day, right?It's kind of let's keep
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with our plane analogy, how they
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periodically come and give you snacks.
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Not great snacks on the plane, but you
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get the idea. They want to keep you fed
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and happy and you know, something to do
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when you're on a long flight. OK, And so
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that was so we're up to #4. #5
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is let's keep our plane analogy. OK, so
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you're on the plane and you're getting
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close to the destination and then you
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notice them beginning to prepare for the
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descent. Flight attendants, please
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prepare for landing. And so then they
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start doing things and then they come
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around and they tell you to put the seat
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up and put the tray away and please put
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your bag back underneath and then you can
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feel the plane decelerating. You can feel
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it begin to slow down that
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landing routine and ritual of the
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plane before we actually get anywhere
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near the gate. That slowing process is
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what your evening experience is in your
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body, right?Especially if you're just
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powering through the day, running on
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caffeine and cortisol and just like all
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through the day. Those of you
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watching on YouTube just saw a really
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funny face I just made. If you're
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listening just to the podcast, just
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imagine I look like kind of crazy.
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Anyways, evening
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experience. A slowing down process for
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the body and the mind to prepare you for
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a deep, restful, rejuvenating sleep.
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process, right?And so, so important
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because your sleep is so important
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and. You know, it could have been its own
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category because of how restorative it is
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for the brain and for the body, but it's
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part of the evening experience. So I'll
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just give it a give it a shout out right
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here. Right now is that making sure that
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you have a set bedtime, your
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body, your your circadian rhythm loves
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consistency. That's why it's called
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rhythm and it's rhythmic, right?It's it's
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got a pattern to it. And so making sure
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that you, you know, do your best to stick
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to that and you're reducing your screen
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time, you're unwinding, not drinking too
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much, but maybe you have a nice unwind
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tea or something like unwind tea at the
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end of the day so that you can settle
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yourself down, maybe reading, journaling,
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yoga, whatever. OK, so evening experience
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so important to prep you for beautiful
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sleep. And then here what we want to
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make sure to do is. As
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we navigate. So now you know we're going
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to leave the plane analogy here. Wait
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12345678. OK,
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well yeah, let's we'll make sleep its own
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cause I accidentally put power pauses
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twice.
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So we have the evening, evening
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experience and then making sure that you
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are getting enough solid quality rest,
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right?Because. That's where the protein
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rich snacks throughout the day, because
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people with spikes in their cortisol will
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typically wake between 1:00 and 3:00 in
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the morning. If you're waking up
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consistently at that time, that might
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mean that you need to eat more fats and
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protein later on in the day so that we
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can keep you satiated all throughout the
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night and that you're not waking up with
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that AM anxiety, which is classic when
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people have higher cortisol levels
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because of anxiety or or constant
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stress, OK. All right, so we have move
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your body, morning routine, power pauses,
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evening experience, sleep,
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OK, so sleep, snacks and hydration
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and then fierce
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self compassion. So self compassion
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is a combination of three things is
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mindfulness. It's an awareness of what
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our focus is on in that present moment as
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well as common humanity and recognizing
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that you know what a lot of people
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experience these things and. It's not
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abnormal for us to get really stressed
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out or get really overwhelmed. And
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it's really, you know, it's quite normal
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to make mistakes or whatever, because in
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our mind, especially in a stressed mind,
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it gets hyper fixated on the mistakes and
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the problems. And so having that
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recognition and taking a step back of
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like, oh, well, yeah, this happens, this
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is normal. It's OK, OKSo
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fear self-compassion is mindfulness,
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common humanity and kindness. And The
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thing is, is that when we're experiencing
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stress, we're hardwired for the
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negativity bias, fixated on the faults,
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the flaws, the problems. It can be really
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challenging for us to be at all gentle
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with ourselves. And so really that's
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where it's so important for us to make
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sure that we are practicing this fierce
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self-compassion. And that's it's such an
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interesting distinction because there's
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within that fierceness there's a
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tenderness, but also that boundary and
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that intentionality. And so
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I'm listening to a book about this, so
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more to come on on self-compassion. But
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it's really important and it's actually
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the antidote to stress
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and anxiety and sadness is
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learning to be patient and loving with
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ourself. Because when we are taking our
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power pauses and we're coming out of the
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head and into the mind, it's easier,
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easier, not easy sometimes, but
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easier for us to access that higher
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wisdom and that inner guidance. That is
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compassion. That is kindness. That is
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understanding that things happen, right.
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And so it's so important. I was freaking
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out that I didn't have my mic on, but
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we're good. It's so important that we
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practice the same level of care and
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tending and tenderness with
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ourselves as we do with other people.
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OK, so that's #7. And
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then so fear self compassion. And
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then really the last one
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is the power of know.
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And the power of no is
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learning to set boundaries for ourself
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and learning that no is a complete
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sentence and learning that we can take a
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power pause, especially this happened,
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you know, recently. We can get, we can
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get caught up in an idea and we're really
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excited about it and and we start, you
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know, saying, you know, committing to
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things. And then we have a moment after
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and we realize, is that, is
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that what I really want to do?And so it's
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a recognition that as we learn more about
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yourself, you can, you can say,
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wow, that's a great idea. Give me some
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time to think about it. And then you can
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think about it because many of us are
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people pleasers in this community, right.
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We were especially women or that were,
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you know, identify as women. We tend to
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be like very, yes, sure, that's that
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works for me. And we can figure we try to
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support and show up and give because.
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That's loving, that's kind, that's
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beautiful. But it's so important that we
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have a boundary around that in a way that
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feels good to you, right?And so
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learning how to to honor yourself,
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which is for yourself compassion, to
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do something that, you know, is a
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beautiful reciprocal relationship, that's
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a compromise that that works for
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everyone. And that feels really good to
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be able to assert yourself in the moment
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to say. OK, actually let me just think on
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that and then come back and do, are you a
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yes, are you a yes, yes, yes
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Or do you have questions or do you need
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time or are you a no, right. And so
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that's part of the fear self-compassion
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is, is learning to have that boundary in
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that line and say no. And that can be
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really challenging, especially when you
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pride yourself on being able to do it
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all, which I definitely
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used to, not going to lie, so.
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Really that's so important. That's so
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important. And the the last thing is
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actually and and this probably could fit
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into all of them in any in in a way is
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that actually this works for this one is
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that when we're in that moment when we
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are we're feeling oh, I don't know what
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should I do the power of now
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and it's so important for us to be
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present in the now. And
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when we have these challenges, right,
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anxiety will tend to pull us forward into
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worry or anticipation or fear or doubt
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about the future. And depression will
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tend to pull us back into rumination and
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frustration about mistakes, about the
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past. And so it's so important to bring
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yourself into the now so we can make that
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aligned decision for whatever that is for
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you or just be present with whatever's
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happening. And that's really essentially
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a power pause, right?And so. Those are
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what I wanted to share with you this
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morning. This morning it's 1:30 in the
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afternoon. I don't know what it is today.
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So to review, move your body, morning
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routine, power pausing throughout the
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day, an evening unwind experience.
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Making sure to really have a beautiful,
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not rigid, but having some fluidity
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around your routine, around sleep, making
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sure that you are having yummy, healthy
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snacks throughout the day, and making
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sure that you're staying well hydrated.
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Having fear, self-compassion and learning
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the power of no. So
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those are the 8 natural ways for women
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over 40 and all humans truly. But that's
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tends to be who I support women and those
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that identify as women to ease anxiety
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naturally. And so I hope that these
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really landed for you. I hope maybe it
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was some reminders or from refreshers or
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some new insights for you. I really hope
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that I'd love to hear what landed for
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you. And again, if you are wanting more
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insight into where you're at currently.
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And a plan to get you to where you want
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to go so that you are thriving beyond
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anxiety. You're excelling in all areas of
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your life and your business and your work
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without completely losing yourself or
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sacrificing your sanity or compromising
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your well-being in the process. Then
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definitely check out the high functioning
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breakthrough assessment, which will be
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linked in the show notes. So again, thank
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you so much for being here. I honor your
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quest for learning and I honor you in
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your journey. And I know that sometimes
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being a human ain't a they. And I'm proud
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of you for doing it the way you're doing
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it. And thank you for listening,
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watching, being here. Oh, I almost forgot
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to do the power pause. Whoopsie. I was so
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excited. OK, so in every episode,
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typically not after I've wrapped
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everything up, but we do a
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power pause and remember how important
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they are and impactful they are. So now
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we're going to do. A 60 second
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power pause to calm anxiety fast in the
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moments when you haven't been doing the
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eight things we just talked about, which
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were totally inside the full episode of
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the show. When you haven't been doing
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those and you're feeling some kind of
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way, here's what we can do. Place one
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hand on your belly, one hand on your
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heart. Sit or stand tall. Inhale
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through your nose and exhale out through
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your mouth. Nice and slow. Make a slow,
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rumbly sound.
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Kind of sounds like voo. Ready.
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Soften it deeper from the belly.
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Your body, when we're experiencing
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anxiety, is seeking safety, and for the
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most part, you will be safe in the
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moment, right?Unless, of course, you're
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in that random situation. Hopefully you
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know other tools to navigate that that
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will keep you safe. But breathe in
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through your nose and breathe out and
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repeat to yourself. I am safe.
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I am here.
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It's OK to feel the way I feel
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again. I'm safe.
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I'm here. It's OK to
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feel the way I feel. One
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more time. I'm safe.
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I'm here. It's OK
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to feel the way I feel.
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Notice a shift in your body. Notice if
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you feel yourself more grounded, more
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steady, more anchored, more
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in your body and not in the
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of the mind. So that was a little power
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pause. You just learned that that's one
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of the eight ways to naturally ease
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anxiety. If you've been listening to the
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full episode of the Movement, Mind and
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Meaning podcast, or if you're just
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watching this alone on YouTube, make sure
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to go ahead and listen to or watch the
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full episode, which will give you so many
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more tips and Nuggets that will be linked
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in the show notes. And if you're
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listening and watching to the full
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episode, thank you for being here. Thank
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you for being part of this incredibly,
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incredible community and doing this work
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to thrive beyond depression and anxiety
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using these mind and body tools. I honor
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you. I love you. I'm so grateful for you.
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If you're curious about the breakthrough
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assessment, make sure to check that out
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in the show notes. And I will see you
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next week for the next episode of The
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Movement, Mind and Meaning podcast.
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Sending you so much love and Aloha. Bye,
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bye.
