Staying steady

Life surprises us with the best, and sometimes the worst. Unexpected events are inevitable, so how will self-therapy train you to deal with all these possibilities and changes? And how will it become a significant part of living instead of just being a phase intended for temporar ... Show More

Focused on several areas of our daily lives, the previous episodes introduced you to the day action plan, but how can we prepare ourselves at night for a newer day? Reflection and resetting are major key players in this journey of mindfulness and healing, and mastering this will ... Show More

Compassion-focused therapies will ensure you notice the best results during your self-therapy journey, so what is this concept and how do we apply it and incorporate its practices in our lives? 

Send us Fan Mail In this part, we’re talking about staying consistent, bouncing back after a bad day, and keeping motivation high, without relying on the scale or overthinking it. Let’s get into it! Support the show 

How to keep moving in the right direction, every day. 

This audio examines what it takes to stick to a programme of regular physical activity. 

<p>Why do you STOP doing things that you know are good for you — like reading, journaling, meditating, or exercise — especially when you've been able to make the time before? If you want to be more consistently consistent, listen now for 3 science-backed steps that'll help you st ... Show More

New sound system who this? Liz talks about some of her go to methods for getting back on track with fitness whether its been 4 days off, 4 months or 4 years. The goal is not to avoid falling off track but rather build the right skills to get back on track easier and faster. 

Why do we keep returning to the meditation cushion? Eve shares how a steady practice helps us respond more thoughtfully to everyday life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

Steven Covey called it sharpening the saw. If you take a break to sharpen the blade, you will always cut more wood. The same applies to life. My formula is Ritual, Rest, Rejuvenate, Reactivate. Repeat 1) Success comes when you perform ritual actions every day. Figure out what w ... Show More

Steven Covey called it sharpening the saw. If you take a break to sharpen the blade, you will always cut more wood. The same applies to life. My formula is Ritual, Rest, Rejuvenate, Reactivate. Repeat 1) Success comes when you perform ritual actions every day. Figure out what wor ... Show More

Daily Disciplines Have you noticed how successful people keep getting what they want in life? No matter how life gets in the way, they continue.  What is their secret?  Daily Disciplines.  Daily Disciplines are consistent, intentional, tried-and-true actions and thoughts that are ... Show More