In The 10 Minute Mind, one of the techniques I use is dropping the mind into the body. In today’s podcast, I explain what that means and why it is so powerful.
This is a sobering podcast. As I wake to the news that one of my students has lost her battle with Covid at 45 years old, leaving two young children, in honour of her, I want you to listen.
When I was a child, I had to lie a lot to survive. When I got older, I went in the opposite direction and became too honest. In today’s podcast, I discuss finding a balance within this idea of honesty being the best policy.
In today’s podcast, I answer a question from one of my students about feeling emotion during her meditation practice. In it, I explain why our minds are like antique stores and why it is crucial not only to recognise this but also address it.
Many of us are heading back into more Covid restrictions. What could appear to be a problematic time also presents us with a powerful opportunity, one that I hope you will take hold of with both hands.
If we want to be happier, we need to understand what it is that holds us back so that we can show up differently. In today’s podcast, I talk about one way that many of us create our suffering and how we can turn this around to become happier.
Sometimes being told to think positively can be the most frustrating thing someone can say to us. It can feel as though that person doesn't understand what we are going through. Other times we are taught that positive thinking is about saying affirmations. In today's podcast, I clear these questions up and show you exactly how to use positive thinking to your advantage.
For many of us, we are not good at asking for what we want or even need. It’s a habit of ours and one that is powerful to change.
Many of you are stressed out right now. It’s not surprising. A lot is going on. However, you have the opportunity to swim upstream and live these next few months differently. It’s like there is a low hanging, delicious apple in front of you. In today’s podcast, I show you how to pick it.
As we change so does the way we see people. Are they the same people? Are we the same? It’s about perspective.
If we believe that our opinions are unpopular, we can feel afraid to voice them and consequently silenced. We can retreat into our bubble where we lose sight more and more of the other side. There’s another way. This is what I discuss in today’s podcast.
Change takes time. Initially, it can feel challenging. However, if we can trust the process, we can start to make conscious choices about anything in our lives that is not working for us.
What is it that we are working towards? Is it feeling calmer, less stressed? Or is there a deeper meaning to this work? In today’s podcast, I answer this question.
In one of the major newspapers this morning, there was an article telling people to ditch their meditation. Here are my thoughts on that.
In today’s podcast, I answer a question that many of us need help with. No matter what the circumstances, often we find ourselves struggling to turn a stressful situation around in our minds so that the worry can stop.
It is the day after the most critical election of my lifetime. The results are still coming in. We need to talk.
On this historic day I want to remind you of your ability to create change. You are not a passenger in your life. Today is a good day to remember this.
These next few days are not going to be easy as we wait for, what is for many of us, the most important American election of our lifetime. In today’s podcast, I give some tips on how to manage over these next few days.
Throughout our lives, we are given messaging that dreaming will only lead to disappointment. Sometimes people even thwart the dreams that we voice. In today’s podcast, I discuss the importance of dreaming and how one small exercise can change what might be possible.
How do we work with the things that have happened in our pasts? Is it possible to overcome trauma and pain with positive thinking? In today’s podcast, I explain.
Most of the time, we underestimate our power. But what happens when we accidentally overestimate it? In today’s podcast, I answer a question from one of my students who is concerned she may have been part of someone in her life becoming ill.
Sometimes we can use these magical words I Love You a little freely. What do they really mean? In today’s podcast, I discuss how looking more closely at when we use these words can deepen our relationships with those we love.
Today I received two emails with a similar question. So I feel if there are two of you writing, then there are more of you feeling this way. I hope this helps.