The Joy of Being You
The Joy of Being You
Podcast Description
Eva Nagy created The Joy of Being You to inspire women with stories of hope and transformation. After struggling to let go of the past, repeatedly trying to fix it and feeling stuck, she realized the key to change was focusing on the future she wanted to create. With the shift of her focus her life started to change as well. Through the podcast, she share conversations with women who have turned their lives around, even when things felt hopeless. These stories are here to remind you that no matter how hard life gets, there is always a way to find hope and rediscover joy in being yourself.
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The podcast focuses on topics such as overcoming trauma, self-acceptance, resilience, and personal growth. Episodes include discussions like Lisa Gerardy's story of trauma and healing, highlighting the importance of seeking help and creating supportive relationships. Each episode aims to inspire listeners to find joy and hope in their own journeys.

Eva Nagy created The Joy of Being You to inspire women with stories of hope and transformation. After struggling to let go of the past, repeatedly trying to fix it and feeling stuck, she realized the key to change was focusing on the future she wanted to create. With the shift of her focus her life started to change as well.
Through the podcast, she share conversations with women who have turned their lives around, even when things felt hopeless.
These stories are here to remind you that no matter how hard life gets, there is always a way to find hope and rediscover joy of living and being true to yourself.
In Part Two of Coming Home to Myself: Eva Nagy’s Healing Journey, Eva explores how loss initiated a period of change that ultimately led her to rebuild her life with intention.
After the loss of her mom, Eva reached a point where staying in grief was no longer sustainable. She chose to turn toward her future, allowing what she had learned through her healing to guide her next steps. This episode is about integration, courage, and making intentional choices that support what comes next.
Eva shares how, in just over a year, she rebuilt her life. She moved across the country, started a new job, and began creating a life that is intentional and rooted in self-trust and authenticity. Rather than revisiting the past, she focuses on how healing becomes lived wisdom and how meaningful change requires action, not waiting for certainty.
This conversation is for anyone who has done the healing work, feels stuck, and is ready to create their next chapter.
Eva's bio:
Eva Nagy is a transformational coach and host of The Joy of Being You podcast. She helps women who have already done the healing work but still feel stuck in the in between.
Drawing from Positive Psychology Coaching and the insights she gained through her own transformation, Eva guides women to create a clear vision, take aligned action, and fully integrate who they have worked so hard to become, so they can finally build the lives they desire.
Her approach helps clients turn the strengths they gained from their past, even the painful parts, into a manifestation map for their future.
Eva offers one on one coaching sessions and is launching her group coaching program, From Healing to Becoming Roadmap in 2026.
Free resource:
If you are someone who have done the healing work, became self-aware, and understand your past, but somehow you still feel stuck, Eva created a worksheet for you to help you breakthrough no-man's land and take your first aligned step towards the future you desire. Go to at https://www.evanagycoaching.com/clarity-action-workbook/ to dowload the workbook.

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