Welcome to our latest blog post, inspired by an enlightening episode of the Chasing Brighter podcast, where we had the pleasure of hosting Whitney Walker, a renowned therapist and spiritual guide. Whitney has dedicated her life to helping others find their inner strength and embrace the power of the divine feminine. Our conversation with Whitney […]
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In an empowering episode of the Chasing Brighter Podcast, we delved deep into second careers midlife. Shannon, host of Second Act Success Podcast and former television producer, daringly embarked on her own second act. Shannon shared her compelling journey from the glitz of Hollywood to becoming a franchised business owner and then a career coach.
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In this episode, Kelly and Jess, discuss their transformative career journeys and self-discovery. They share their experiences as women in the working world, navigating challenges, and making career pivots. The conversation highlights the importance of staying true to passions and values while embracing career evolution and trying new things. As Jessica and Kelly navigate their
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The holiday season is often associated with elaborate meals and extensive entertaining. While the thought of hosting a festive gathering may bring joy, the reality of all the preparation and cooking can be overwhelming. However, with a few helpful tips, you can simplify your holiday meal planning and entertaining, making it a stress-free experience. 1.
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“I should invite her” “We should have the party on Saturday because I know that will be easier for him” “I should get a gift for that person” Should indicates a right or wrong, and indicates black-and-white thinking which highlights a rigidity in your thought patterns and can lead to dysfunction. Should is typically used
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