Ever find yourself spiraling into overthinking, anxiety, or worst-case scenarios? Like Alice in Alice in Wonderland, one thought can send you tumbling down a mental rabbit hole. But what if you could stop the fall?
In this episode, learn why you spiral, how to press pause, and practical steps to regain control.
Listen now and take back control of your thoughts!
” Holding on to love out of fear is like clutching sand in your hands- the tighter you grip, the more it slips away.” ~ Unknown
Do you or your partner hold back emotions out of fear of getting hurt or feeling drained? This episode unpacks emotional hoarding—when love is rationed like a limited resource, creating distance instead of connection.
Learn how fear of scarcity and loss fuels emotional avoidance, why anxious and avoidant partners get stuck in a push-pull cycle, and how to shift from emotional scarcity to abundance.
Listen now to break free from fear and build deeper, more secure love!
” Abundance isn’t something you earn; it’s something you allow yourself to receive” ~ Martha Alvarez
Do you ever feel like you’re settling in your relationships, career, or personal growth? Maybe you tell yourself “this is good enough” when deep down, you want more—but guilt, fear, or self-doubt hold you back.
In this episode, we break down why you settle (hint: it’s not just fear of failure) and how to shift into an abundance mindset so you can finally stop playing small.
It’s time to step into a mindset where you trust that more is possible for you.
Listen now and start shifting into abundance today!
Happiness depends upon ourselves ~ Aristotle
n this uplifting 15-minute episode, we’ll explore how to shift your mindset to create more happiness in your life—starting from within. Learn why focusing on your wins, reframing negative thoughts, and practicing self-compassion are the keys to unlocking your potential. Discover how to stop blaming others or your past and take back your power to grow.
With inspiring insights from nature’s resilience and actionable steps, this episode is your guide to starting a journey of self-love and empowerment. If you’re ready to focus on what’s going right and embrace the belief that you can do this, tune in now!
“Let us not seek to fix the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibilty for the future.” ~ John F. Kennedy
Repairing a relationship is not always easy. Dysfunctional patterns emerge and can interfere in your success and happiness. Today’s episode explores 3 things you can avoid doing while you are in the process of reconnecting with the ones you love.
The drops of rain make a hole in the stone, not by violence, but by often falling ~ Lucretius
Toxic thinking is not beneficial to your well-being. Listen to today’s episode for easy ways to gain awareness of your thinking patterns and how to make them work for you instead of against you.
“Smooth seas do not make skillful sailors”
Learning how to manage frustration between couples, kids or family members is a powerful opportunity for growth and positive change. Today’s episode offers tips on what you can do to use “frustration” to create stronger, more fulfilling relationships.
Have you already subscribed to my podcast? If not, I’m encouraging you to do that today. I wouldn’t want you to miss an episode.
And, if you’re feeling extra loving, please share it and leave a review; it makes it easier to find. We can all benefit from a little nudge to start making small shifts towards increased health and happiness 🙂
“Children see magic because they look for it” ~ Christopher Moore
If you are feeling bored in your romantic relationship, today’s episode prompts you to think deeper into what else can be happening and offers you tips on how to liven things up.
Have you already subscribed to my podcast? If not, I’m encouraging you to do that today. I wouldn’t want you to miss an episode.
And, if you’re feeling extra loving, please share it and leave a review; it makes it easier to find. We can all benefit from a little nudge to start making small shifts towards increased health and happiness 🙂
