May 18, 2024 • 52 mins
Episode 2024.10.20
The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to take control of your life by being consistent. Maybe you struggle with organization, and it has left you unable to manage your time. Perhaps you battle addiction and are unable to find a solution. Join Nancy as she discusses how consistency can benefit you to achieve your goals.
Our first caller, Sydney, is moving to France for her job. She questions how to balance struggling to adjust to a new culture and also make new friends. Nancy advised to find ways to remain consistent with her friends back home in America, through video calls, and daily text messages. She also suggested finding comfort within familiar foods, scents, and tangible mementos. It’s important to remember that a change in scenery gives you endless opportunities! Tune in to discover how you can balance your new and old relationships.
Our inspirational guest, Patrick Chester, used consistency and routine to become the man he wanted to be for his family. Patrick always enjoyed being athletic. However, a knee injury prevented him from playing ever again. This resulted in his later gambling addiction and the damage to his relationships. These days he works at a company where he teaches other athletes the dangers of sports betting. Tune in to learn how Patrick used faith in a higher power to keep going in life when everything else seemed bleak.
Perhaps you feel stuck in life, without a clear idea of how to move forward. Try focusing on moving ahead one step at a time, and being consistent. Remaining persistent in your efforts to change will enable you to move forward and start living full out.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/living-full-out-show--1474350/support.
The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to take control of your life by being consistent. Maybe you struggle with organization, and it has left you unable to manage your time. Perhaps you battle addiction and are unable to find a solution. Join Nancy as she discusses how consistency can benefit you to achieve your goals.
Our first caller, Sydney, is moving to France for her job. She questions how to balance struggling to adjust to a new culture and also make new friends. Nancy advised to find ways to remain consistent with her friends back home in America, through video calls, and daily text messages. She also suggested finding comfort within familiar foods, scents, and tangible mementos. It’s important to remember that a change in scenery gives you endless opportunities! Tune in to discover how you can balance your new and old relationships.
Our inspirational guest, Patrick Chester, used consistency and routine to become the man he wanted to be for his family. Patrick always enjoyed being athletic. However, a knee injury prevented him from playing ever again. This resulted in his later gambling addiction and the damage to his relationships. These days he works at a company where he teaches other athletes the dangers of sports betting. Tune in to learn how Patrick used faith in a higher power to keep going in life when everything else seemed bleak.
Perhaps you feel stuck in life, without a clear idea of how to move forward. Try focusing on moving ahead one step at a time, and being consistent. Remaining persistent in your efforts to change will enable you to move forward and start living full out.
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/living-full-out-show--1474350/support.
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