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    • The Importance of Staying Active and Finding Enjoyment in Physical ActivitiesStaying active and enjoying physical activities, like tennis, is crucial for a healthy and happy life. Make it a priority, stay motivated, and find joy in your chosen activity.

      That staying active and finding enjoyment in physical activities, like tennis, is essential for a healthy and happy life. Jamie Murray, a successful tennis player, shares his insights on maintaining fitness and focus, both on and off the court. He emphasizes the importance of staying motivated and making physical activity a part of your daily routine, no matter your age. Additionally, Jamie discusses the benefits of playing doubles tennis and creating instructional content to help others improve their game. The conversation highlights the inspiration and empowerment that can come from engaging in activities that bring joy and positivity to our lives. So, go out there, find an activity you enjoy, and make it a priority for your overall well-being.

    • Tennis Players' Preparation and Recovery RoutinesProfessional tennis players prioritize both physical and mental preparation and recovery, using accessible tools like resistance bands and foam rollers.

      Professional tennis players, like Jamie, put a great deal of emphasis on both physical and mental preparation and recovery to perform at their best. While spectators only see the matches, the players' routines before and after the games are crucial. Jamie, now 33, started on the tour in 2007 and shared how his approach to fitness and recovery has evolved. He mentioned the importance of mental preparation and how players today are able to play longer due to advancements in these areas. Jamie's YouTube video showcasing his tennis bag contents was particularly interesting. He uses affordable yet effective tools like resistance bands, trigger balls, and foam rollers to maintain fitness and flexibility while traveling. These items are accessible to the general public, making it clear that top athletes' routines are not as far removed from our daily lives as we might think.

    • Awareness and simple tools for enhancing tennis performanceBe aware of individual body needs, purchase affordable equipment online, focus mentally through visualization, and limit distractions like phones.

      Tennis, like many other sports, requires both physical and mental preparation to excel. While access to high-end equipment and support staff may be limited for most people, simple tools and practices can make a significant difference. Jamie Murray emphasized the importance of being aware of individual body needs and purchasing affordable equipment online. He also highlighted the significance of mental focus, suggesting practices like visualization and limiting distractions, such as phones, before important matches. Murray started using sports psychology techniques from a young age and continued to incorporate them into his routine as a professional player. In essence, with some learning and awareness, anyone can enhance their tennis experience and performance.

    • The power of visualization and mental preparation for optimal performanceVisualization and mental preparation are essential for peak performance. Create a clear mental image of success and anticipate potential distractions to increase chances of reaching your full potential.

      Visualization and mental preparation are crucial for optimal performance, not just for professional athletes but for anyone seeking peak performance in their personal or professional lives. This includes imagining potential distractions and how to handle them, as well as creating a clear mental image of what one wants to achieve. Additionally, a supportive and nurturing environment plays a significant role in fostering success, whether it's through having a talented coach or supportive family members who make sacrifices to help their loved ones succeed. The Murray brothers, for example, credit their success to their upbringing in Scotland, where they had access to indoor tennis facilities and a dedicated, supportive mother who encouraged them to explore various activities beyond tennis. Ultimately, allowing oneself to explore different interests and avoiding being forced into a single focus too early can help prevent burnout and increase the chances of reaching one's full potential.

    • Encouraging a balanced childhoodAllowing children to explore various activities and not forcing them to specialize in one sport too early can benefit their overall development.

      Allowing children to have a balanced childhood and not forcing them to specialize in one sport too early can be beneficial for their overall development. The speaker, who is a former tennis player, shared his experience of growing up playing tennis a few hours a week, and how his parents encouraged him to do other activities as well. He contrasted this with the current trend of putting immense pressure on children to specialize and train extensively in one sport from a young age. The speaker believes that this can be detrimental to the child's development, as they may not enjoy the sport if they're forced into it and may miss out on other experiences. The speaker also shared that he knew he wanted to be a tennis player from a young age but didn't realize it would be a professional career until later. He also mentioned that his skills were more suited to doubles than singles, and he was able to make a career in doubles tennis. Overall, the speaker emphasized the importance of allowing children to have a normal childhood and not putting all the eggs in one basket when it comes to their sports careers.

    • The importance and social benefits of doubles tennisDoubles tennis offers a less intensive, more social experience for players, especially for those returning to the game or playing with friends and family. It's crucial for keeping kids engaged in the sport and is significant at the amateur level.

      Doubles tennis is an important and socially engaging aspect of the sport that should be encouraged, particularly for those who prefer a less intensive playing experience or for those returning to the game in middle age. The speaker, who transitioned from singles to doubles in his career, emphasized the social benefits and the opportunity it provides to play with friends and family. Doubles tennis is particularly crucial for keeping kids engaged in the sport, as it offers a more team-oriented and social experience compared to the individual nature of singles. The speaker also plans to focus on doubles instruction through his upcoming YouTube channel. Despite the disproportionate attention given to singles players in professional tennis, doubles remains a significant part of the game, especially at the amateur level.

    • Focus on positioning and movement for doubles successImprove doubles performance by focusing on court positioning and movement after partner's serve, and prioritize proper nutrition for optimal performance.

      Improving your doubles game in tennis doesn't always require better stroking skills. Instead, focusing on your positioning on the court and proper movement after your partner's serve can significantly enhance your doubles performance. This is a valuable insight for amateur players seeking to improve their game, especially since instructional resources like YouTube provide access to experienced players like ourselves. Another crucial aspect of being a tennis player, often overlooked, is nutrition. As we age and continue in our careers, proper nutrition becomes increasingly important for optimal performance. However, maintaining a healthy diet can be challenging while traveling and at tournaments. Despite these challenges, it's essential to prioritize good nutrition to fuel our bodies and achieve marginal gains.

    • Nutrition, hydration, and recovery are key to optimal tennis performanceProper nutrition, hydration, and recovery are essential for optimal tennis performance. Consume protein-rich foods and drinks after matches, maintain hydration, and prioritize sleep for muscle recovery and mental focus.

      For optimal tennis performance, proper nutrition, hydration, and recovery are essential. Nutrition plays a crucial role in muscle recovery, and consuming protein-rich foods and drinks after matches is recommended. Hydration is equally important, and even a slight drop in hydration can significantly impact performance. Electrolyte and carb drinks can help maintain energy during matches, especially in hot and humid conditions. Proper sleep is also vital for recovery and mental focus, with aiming for at least nine hours being a common goal. However, distractions like Netflix, Instagram, and Facebook can hinder sleep and productivity, making it essential to stay disciplined and prioritize rest.

    • Tennis players' sleep challenges and solutionsTennis pros adapt to new environments with own gear, industry recognizes importance of sleep tools, efforts to make tennis more accessible in Scotland

      Tennis players, like many professionals, face unique challenges when it comes to getting a good night's sleep while on the road. Adapting to new environments and unfamiliar beds can make it difficult to get the rest they need. However, players have found ways to optimize their performance by traveling with their own gear, such as pillows and recovery equipment. The tennis industry as a whole is becoming more aware of the importance of these tools and the role they play in enhancing performance. Another issue discussed was the accessibility of tennis, particularly in Scotland, where it is often seen as an elite or expensive sport. Efforts are being made to make tennis more accessible to underprivileged areas and communities, with the hope of inspiring the next generation of tennis stars. Players like Andy Murray have played a significant role in raising the profile of the sport and inspiring young players, but access to courts and resources remains a challenge.

    • Discover the joys of tennis for familiesJoining a local tennis club can bring numerous benefits for individuals and families, regardless of age. Make it a fun experience and enjoy the health and well-being advantages of playing tennis.

      Engaging in physical activities like tennis can bring numerous benefits, not just for individuals but also for families. Jamie Murray shared his excitement about rejoining his local tennis club and encouraged listeners to get involved in sports, regardless of age. He emphasized the importance of having a supportive community and making it a fun experience. For those inspired by the conversation, Jamie suggested simply getting out there and trying it out. Tennis is a game for all ages, and it's essential to remember that sport is meant to be enjoyable. Jamie and Chassity encourage listeners to share their experiences on social media using the hashtag FBLM. The conversation about tennis and its benefits will be available on the show notes page of this episode, along with links to Jamie's YouTube channel, website, and other resources. Engaging in physical activities is crucial for overall health and well-being, and Jamie's story serves as an inspiration to get started.

    • Managing stress for better healthUp to 90% of health issues linked to stress. Practical tips in 'The Stress Solution' to manage stress and prevent negative effects on wellbeing.

      Our bodies are designed to respond to stress with energy that can be used for physical activity. However, if we spend our days staring at sources of stress, like an overwhelming email inbox, that energy builds up and can lead to health problems. In his latest book, The Stress Solution, Dr. Rangan Chatterjee offers practical tips to help manage stress and prevent the negative effects on our wellbeing. With up to 90% of health issues being related to stress, these solutions can make a significant difference in our lives. If you've enjoyed the podcast, please support it by leaving a review or sharing it with others. Remember, you have the power to improve your health through lifestyle changes. Don't hesitate to pick up a copy of The Stress Solution or tune in to the next episode for more insights. As the architects of our own health, making these changes is worth it because when we feel better, we live more.

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    In a world of demands, distractions and endless to-do lists, sometimes we can feel overwhelmed by all the things we have to do or want to do leaving us feeling stressed or anxious.


    Feel Better Live More Bitesize is my weekly podcast for your mind, body, and heart. Each week I’ll be featuring inspirational stories and practical tips from some of my former guests.


    Today’s clip is from episode 260 of the podcast with Oliver Burkeman - journalist and author of the brilliant book Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management For Mortals.


    Oliver believes that many of the productivity hacks that we learn are a delusion. Time management doesn’t mean becoming more productive, it means deciding what to neglect.


    In this clip, he shares some of his tips to help overcome overwhelm, make better choices, and build a meaningful relationship with time.


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    #462 The Hidden Health Crisis: How It Affects All Of Us And What We Can Do About It with US Surgeon General Dr Vivek Murthy

    #462 The Hidden Health Crisis: How It Affects All Of Us And What We Can Do About It with US Surgeon General Dr Vivek Murthy

    Have you ever felt lonely, even when surrounded by people? Do you struggle to forge meaningful connections in today's fast-paced, technology-driven world? If so, you're not alone. Loneliness is on the rise in many countries around the world and more people than ever before are feeling alone and isolated.

    In today’s episode of my Feel Better Live More podcast, I'm joined for the second time by Vice Admiral Vivek H. Murthy - the 21st Surgeon General of the United States. He received his bachelor’s degree from Harvard, his medical degree from the Yale School of Medicine, and his Masters in Business Administration from the Yale School of Management. In his role, Dr Murthy helps to advance the health and wellbeing of all Americans and has worked to address several critical public health issues.

    In our conversation, we discuss the growing epidemic of loneliness and its impact on our health. Vivek shares profound insights on the far-reaching consequences of loneliness, which extend beyond mental health to include physical health problems, including an increased risk of stroke, dementia, heart disease, and premature death.

     

    We delve into the root causes of the loneliness epidemic, exploring how fundamental shifts in technology and culture have altered the way we connect with others. Vivek emphasises the importance of taking social risks, building communication skills, taking regular social media breaks, the life changing benefits of volunteering, and he talks about the idea that simply dedicating just 10-15 minutes per day, to work out our social muscle will very quickly start to deepen our connections with the world around us.

    This thought-provoking conversation is for anyone looking to foster authentic connections in an increasingly disconnected world and deepen the relationships that matter most.

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    #461 BITESIZE | 3 Simple Habits to Manage Stress and Build Resilience | Dr Tara Swart

    #461 BITESIZE | 3 Simple Habits to Manage Stress and Build Resilience | Dr Tara Swart

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    Chronic stress can have a huge impact on physical and emotional health. In fact, 80-90% of what a doctor sees on any given day is somehow related to stress. But did you know that it can also impact where our bodies store fat?


    In this clip we discuss the impact stress can have on our health, and Tara shares some of the most effective ways to manage stress and also build resilience.


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    #460 Finding Your Purpose at Any Age: Life Lessons from 103-Year-Old Dr Gladys McGarey

    #460 Finding Your Purpose at Any Age: Life Lessons from 103-Year-Old Dr Gladys McGarey

    At the age of 103, not only is today’s guest the oldest I’ve ever welcomed onto my podcast, but she’s also the oldest returning guest, too!

     

    Dr Gladys McGarey is the co-founder of the American Holistic Medical Association and the author of the fantastic book The Well-Lived Life: A 103-Year-Old Doctor's Six Secrets to Health and Happiness at Every Age. She began her medical practice at a time when women couldn’t even own their own bank accounts, and over the past sixty years, she’s pioneered a new way of thinking about disease and health that’s transformed the way we imagine health care and self-care around the world.

    In this wonderful and uplifting conversation, and with her trademark humour and compassion, Gladys offers profound insights on living with purpose, navigating adversity and finding healing within ourselves. 

    We explore how to avoid living with regrets, the importance of parents truly listening to and supporting their children and finding your unique purpose that ‘feeds your soul’. We also look at how we can bring a more positive attitude to negative experiences and how Gladys lives by what she calls her "5 Ls" - life, love, laughter, labour and listening.

    Still thriving at 103, she embodies staying curious, adaptable and active. During our conversation, she shares her views on ageing, believing in ‘ageing into health’ rather than ‘anti-ageing.’ She also stresses the importance of doctors listening to - and loving - their patients but that it’s ultimately us who are responsible for our own healing.

    Gladys’s century of life experiences has something to offer everyone. Her wisdom will inspire you to reflect on your own purpose, face life's challenges with resilience and make the most of the years ahead.

    It was an honour to speak to Gladys again and have such a deep and honest conversation with her. I hope you enjoy listening to her as much as I did. Her playfulness, humour, and can-do attitude remind us that it's never too late to learn, grow and make a positive impact on the world around us. 

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    #459 BITESIZE | A Monk’s Guide To Happiness & How To Thrive in Hard Times | Gelong Thubten

    #459 BITESIZE | A Monk’s Guide To Happiness & How To Thrive in Hard Times | Gelong Thubten

    What if the most courageous, compassionate thing you could do in life, was to learn how to be with yourself?


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    #458 Why You Dream: What Your Sleeping Brain Reveals About Your Waking Life with Brain Surgeon Dr Rahul Jandial

    #458 Why You Dream: What Your Sleeping Brain Reveals About Your Waking Life with Brain Surgeon Dr Rahul Jandial

    Have you ever woken up from a vivid dream and wondered about its meaning? Or perhaps questioned the purpose of dreaming altogether? It’s certainly a fascinating topic and one which I have never covered before on my podcast.

     

    This week, I’m delighted to welcome back Dr Rahul Jandial, a dual-trained neurosurgeon and neurobiologist. He is an expert in brain health, a world-renowned brain surgeon who routinely undertakes complex cancer operations and he’s also the author of the brand-new book, ‘This is Why You Dream: What Your Sleeping Brain Reveals About Your Waking Life’. 

     

    During our conversation, Rahul explains his belief, that we sleep, in order to dream. When we are asleep, our brains are not resting but instead shift into a different state where areas linked to imagination and creativity become more active.

     

    While dreams remain a largely unexplained phenomenon, Rahul shares his insights into common dream themes, the importance of dreams in childhood brain development, and the highly personal nature of dream interpretation. He also covers practical techniques for remembering dreams, the concept of lucid dreaming, the potential links between dreaming and future brain health, and also shares some profound insights about the brain at the time of death. 

     

    Throughout our conversation, Rahul emphasises that although dreams have captivated humans for centuries, they remain a mysterious and intensely personal aspect of our lives. However, if we approach our dreams with curiosity, they have the potential to gift us valuable insights about the contents of our minds and our emotions.

     

    The topic of dreams clearly resonates with many of you - I received over 1,000 comments and questions about dreams when I announced this upcoming episode on my Instagram page.  And, I’m happy to say that Rahul answers some of these questions throughout our discussion, offering his unique perspective as both a neuroscientist and a neurosurgeon.

     

    So whether you're a vivid dreamer or someone who rarely remembers their dreams, this episode offers a captivating glimpse into our sleeping minds.

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    #457 BITESIZE | The Secrets to Reversing Your Age and Living Longer | Dr Mark Hyman

    #457  BITESIZE | The Secrets to Reversing Your Age and Living Longer | Dr Mark Hyman

    What if you could slow down ageing or even reverse it?


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    His latest book, Young Forever: The Secrets To Living Your Longest, Healthiest Life, challenges us to reimagine our biology and the entire process of ageing.


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    #456 How Smartphones Are Rewiring Our Brains, Why Social Media is Eradicating Childhood & The Truth About The Mental Health Epidemic with Jonathan Haidt

    #456 How Smartphones Are Rewiring Our Brains, Why Social Media is Eradicating Childhood & The Truth About The Mental Health Epidemic with Jonathan Haidt

    Today’s episode is about a topic that I am truly passionate about - the introduction of social media and smartphones into all aspects of our lives - and what impact this is having on us individually, collectively and, perhaps most urgently, what impact is this having on our children.

     

    Jonathan Haidt is arguably one of the worlds’ most eminent psychologists. He is a Professor of Ethical Leadership at New York University’s Stern School of Business and the author of 4 best-selling books, including his latest The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness.

     

    In this episode, Jonathan and I explore how the fundamental differences between online and real-world interactions are affecting young people's social, emotional and cognitive development. We discuss why girls face unique risks on social media, from damaged relationships and reputations to harassment, and how gaming and pornography are shaping boys' expectations of relationships.

    Jonathan also shares some eye-opening data about the link between a decline in teen mental health and the widespread adoption of smartphones and social media. He emphasises the need for collective action to create healthier norms around technology use, both at home and in schools.

    We dive into practical strategies for parents, including setting clear boundaries and prioritising hobbies and family time. Our conversation also touches on the challenges of navigating technology use in a world where the pace of change has been so fast.

    Jonathan remains optimistic that we're nearing a tipping point and outlines four key norms we can all adopt with our children—even if they’re already dependent on their phones throughout the day. We also discuss in detail what we believe schools could be doing to help their students have less screen time and the importance of collaborating with other families to support healthier habits.

    As a parent and a doctor, I'm deeply concerned about the mental health crisis facing our children and young people. But if, as a society, we can come together to raise awareness and take purposeful action, we can create a healthier future for the next generation.

    I think this is one of the most important conversations that I have ever had on my podcast. Jonathan and I both believe that the rewiring of our children’s brains to be one of the most urgent societal harms that needs addressing.  My hope is that you find this conversation eye opening, enlightening and thought provoking - and I very much hope it prompts you to take action.

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    #455 BITESIZE | The Surprising Truth About Exercise and Keeping Your Brain Healthy | Dr Tommy Wood

    #455 BITESIZE | The Surprising Truth About Exercise and Keeping Your Brain Healthy | Dr Tommy Wood

    It's easy to believe that we have to dedicate lots of time and energy to exercise. That, unless we're pushing ourselves to our limits, it's not worth doing. But my guest this week disagrees - as do I.


    Feel Better Live More Bitesize is my weekly podcast for your mind, body, and heart. Each week I’ll be featuring inspirational stories and practical tips from some of my former guests.


    Today’s clip is from episode 404 of the podcast with medical doctor and neuroscientist, Dr Tommy Wood.


    Like myself, Tommy is passionate about empowering you to take control of your health by simplifying the wealth of existing information and giving you practical, realistic recommendations.


    In this clip he shares his current perspective on movement and why you don’t need to exercise for hours to gain benefits for your body and your brain.


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    #454 How To Live Your Life Without Regret, The Importance of Speaking Your Truth & Why Silencing Yourself Impacts Your Health & Happiness with Africa Brooke

    #454 How To Live Your Life Without Regret, The Importance of Speaking Your Truth & Why Silencing Yourself Impacts Your Health & Happiness with Africa Brooke

    How often do you stop yourself from saying what you really think for fear of being rejected, punished, or not fitting in? Whether it's sharing our true thoughts at work, online, or with loved ones, self-censorship can prevent us from fully expressing ourselves and living authentically. It can also have profoundly negative consequences for our health and happiness.

     

    This week’s guest is Africa Brooke, an internationally recognised consultant, accredited coach, public speaker and podcaster. She’s also the author of the wonderful new book, The Third Perspective: Brave Expression in the Age of Intolerance.

    In our conversation, Africa explains the different ways in which we silence ourselves and the severe consequences, over time, when we don’t change course. She also explains the importance of creating a culture where everyone has room to mess up, stumble, learn and grow - privately and publicly - without the overwhelming pressure to be perfect.

    Africa shares her journey with addiction and reveals how it taught her valuable lessons about the importance of self-honesty and authentic expression for personal wellbeing and growth. She emphasises that the path to overcoming self-censorship starts with self-awareness, taking responsibility for our values, and practising honest expression, even if it feels uncomfortable.

    We also explore how we can better approach disagreements with others, the importance of avoiding absolutist thinking and how we can model healthy expression for our children, by showing up as our imperfect selves - by living and speaking our truth, we build trust and give them permission to do the same.

     

    I think Africa is someone who is talking about a crucially important topic in the most beautiful, profound and compassionate way. My hope is that this conversation serves as a powerful reminder of the freedom and wholeness that comes with authentic self-expression and how embracing our true voice is a courageous and transformative act.

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    In this episode, I explain the different types of stress and their impact on our mental and physical health. Stress is not just a mental thing. It's also physical and emotional, and managing it can have a profound effect on our overall well-being.

     

    But fear not! The episode is not just about identifying stress; it's about empowering ourselves to manage and overcome it. I share personal experiences and techniques that have helped me transform my own life. Learning how to manage stress can unlock the door to a longer, healthier, and happier life.

     

    So, join me on this journey of self-discovery and self-care. Take a moment to reflect on where stress has shown up in your life and discover the steps you can take to manage it and feel better.

     

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    7. Creating Guidelines & Stress-Free Holidays

    7. Creating Guidelines & Stress-Free Holidays

    Want to enjoy the heck out of your Holiday Season?

    Stop making decisions around things that don't align with how you want to be in your life! 

     

    Download my FREE Holiday Guidelines Training and listen to this episode for some coaching around how to show up for your holidays and actually enjoy it all:

    Holiday Guidelines Training

    EP 220: Can You Lose Anxiety Forever? with Georgie Collinson

    EP 220: Can You Lose Anxiety Forever? with Georgie Collinson

    In this episode, Georgie discusses one of her most-asked questions: can you get rid of anxiety for good? The answer is not as simple as it seems and may surprise you!

    Pre-Order The Anxiety Reset Method Book: booktopia.kh4ffx.net/3Pbokn

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    Episode 5: Does Eating Fat Make You Fat? with Jon Peterson

    Episode 5: Does Eating Fat Make You Fat? with Jon Peterson

    Back in the 1970s, the government recommended we eat a low-fat, high-carb diet, which led to a spike in heart disease and an increase in obesity in America.

     

    In this episode, Alyson and Dr. Jon discuss the popular misconception that eating fat makes you fat. They both share their experiences of weight loss and weight gain and why listening to our bodies is the key to being healthy.

     

    They also touch on the benefits of the keto diet, the Mediterranean diet, intermittent fasting, and the role of carbohydrates in our diet. What we eat and when we eat affects our cholesterol, brain function, energy levels, and so much more.

     

    Want more? 

    Visit www.PetersonFamilyCoaching.com to find out more about us.

     

    Ready to make healthy changes to your lifestyle and diet?

    Visit www.FatToFuel.com to get started

     

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    EP 255: 5 Hacks For End Of Year Stress & Anxiety with Georgie Collinson

    EP 255: 5 Hacks For End Of Year Stress & Anxiety with Georgie Collinson

    In this episode, Georgie is here to support you through the end of year mayhem and all that stress that could arrise, so that you can end 2023 feeling like you're thriving! You'll hear five helpful stress hacks that will save you energy, time and your sanity.

    Need more anxiety support?

    Browse the Hypnotherapy Audio Library here: https://georgiecollinson.com/hypnosislibrary

    Watch my FREE Masterclass for women with high-functioning anxiety: https://anxiety-reset.mykajabi.com/free-masterclass

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