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This podcast provides practical tools and real life application for taking your life from where ever it is to the next level. We cover relationships, health, emotions, mindset, confidence, entrepreneurship, money and all other parts of being a human. Did you know there is something better than happiness? It’s the life you were meant to live.
This podcast provides practical tools and real life application for taking your life from where ever it is to the next level. We cover relationships, health, emotions, mindset, confidence, entrepreneurship, money and all other parts of being a human. Did you know there is something better than happiness? It’s the life you were meant to live.
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Kristin Andrus is an inspiring philanthropist and mother of six who has dedicated her life to making a positive impact in her community. She believes in living a life of contribution rather than duty, encouraging women to find purpose beyond traditional roles. Kristin's insights focus on the importance of expanding one's life experiences and contributions, especially in the second half of life, challenging the notion that one's most significant work is behind them.
Kristin Andrus is an inspiring philanthropist and mother of six who has dedicated her life to making a positive impact in her community. She believes in living a life of contribution rather than duty, encouraging women to find purpose beyond traditional roles. Kristin's insights focus on the importance of expanding one's life experiences and contributions, especially in the second half of life, challenging the notion that one's most significant work is behind them.
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Have you ever noticed how some people seem to grow stronger through their challenges while others stay stuck in their pain? The difference isn't in what happened to them - it's in how they processed it.
This week, I explore the critical difference between letting painful experiences continue to hurt us in the form of trauma, versus transforming them into wisdom that makes us stronger. Drawing from both coaching experience and personal stories, I break down specific strategies for processing difficult moments from our past in a way that serves our growth rather than limits our potential.
Have you ever noticed how some people seem to grow stronger through their challenges while others stay stuck in their pain? The difference isn't in what happened to them - it's in how they processed it.
This week, I explore the critical difference between letting painful experiences continue to hurt us in the form of trauma, versus transforming them into wisdom that makes us stronger. Drawing from both coaching experience and personal stories, I break down specific strategies for processing difficult moments from our past in a way that serves our growth rather than limits our potential.
What role do you play in the world? Rather than seeing ourselves as separate from the problems or challenges around us, we must recognize that we're active contributors to everything from family dynamics to economic trends.
In this episode, I break down how awareness of our involvement creates more patience, understanding, and connection with others. Through this lens, we discover our power to become part of the solution rather than unconsciously contributing to problems.
What role do you play in the world? Rather than seeing ourselves as separate from the problems or challenges around us, we must recognize that we're active contributors to everything from family dynamics to economic trends.
In this episode, I break down how awareness of our involvement creates more patience, understanding, and connection with others. Through this lens, we discover our power to become part of the solution rather than unconsciously contributing to problems.
I just wrapped up a powerful coaching session with a fellow coach who's stuck, spinning, and second-guessing everything she’s doing. After helping her uncover the brain drama at the root of her problem, I decided to share that coaching session right here on the podcast.
Tune in this week as I help my client identify the specific thought patterns keeping her stuck, and learn practical ways to talk back to your brain when you’re spinning in indecision.
I just wrapped up a powerful coaching session with a fellow coach who's stuck, spinning, and second-guessing everything she’s doing. After helping her uncover the brain drama at the root of her problem, I decided to share that coaching session right here on the podcast.
Tune in this week as I help my client identify the specific thought patterns keeping her stuck, and learn practical ways to talk back to your brain when you’re spinning in indecision.
Disclaimer: this episode touches on mental health, addiction, and suicide.
What if the most meaningful chapter of your life hasn't even begun yet? Many women think their most important work is behind them once their children are grown. However, my guest this week believes this mindset is not only limiting but potentially harmful to our relationships, our families, and our communities.
In this eye-opening conversation with inspiring philanthropist and mother of six Kristin Andrus, we explore why women should be expanding rather than contracting in the second half of life. As someone who has built a life around contribution rather than duty, Kristin offers refreshing insights on finding purpose beyond the traditional roles we've been assigned.
Disclaimer: this episode touches on mental health, addiction, and suicide.
What if the most meaningful chapter of your life hasn't even begun yet? Many women think their most important work is behind them once their children are grown. However, my guest this week believes this mindset is not only limiting but potentially harmful to our relationships, our families, and our communities.
In this eye-opening conversation with inspiring philanthropist and mother of six Kristin Andrus, we explore why women should be expanding rather than contracting in the second half of life. As someone who has built a life around contribution rather than duty, Kristin offers refreshing insights on finding purpose beyond the traditional roles we've been assigned.
Have you ever noticed how some emotional pain seems to help you grow, while other types just keep you stuck in a cycle of suffering?
I've been fascinated by this distinction for years, and after mentioning it briefly at a recent speaking engagement, I realized I needed to dedicate an entire episode to exploring this powerful concept.
Join me this week to learn how to recognize the difference between clean pain and dirty pain in your own life and why making this distinction matters so much. You’ll hear personal examples of both clean and dirty pain, why we often choose dirty pain to avoid the necessary clean pain, and practical guidance on how to process emotions in a way that leads to growth rather than stagnation.
Have you ever noticed how some emotional pain seems to help you grow, while other types just keep you stuck in a cycle of suffering?
I've been fascinated by this distinction for years, and after mentioning it briefly at a recent speaking engagement, I realized I needed to dedicate an entire episode to exploring this powerful concept.
Join me this week to learn how to recognize the difference between clean pain and dirty pain in your own life and why making this distinction matters so much. You’ll hear personal examples of both clean and dirty pain, why we often choose dirty pain to avoid the necessary clean pain, and practical guidance on how to process emotions in a way that leads to growth rather than stagnation.