Do One Thing for 30 Minutes Everyday
Do One Thing for 30 Minutes Everyday
Podcast Description
I believe if there was one thing you could do for 30 minutes a day everyday, its YOU listening to THIS podcast. Join me weekdays for my insight on what is on the mind of an isolated, neurotic, caffeine-addled podcast host who is crippled by procrastination, consumed by feelings of panic, self-loathing, and soul-crushing inadequacy...
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The podcast explores a variety of themes including personal growth, emotional well-being, and cultural commentary. Episodes address topics like managing procrastination, insights from notable guests on state of music and relationships, and reflections on personal purpose through discussions with individuals like Associate Pastor Brandi Nicole Williams and musicologist Jeff da Illest.
All podcasts created, produced and distributed under the Genius Media Group brand. We provide digitally cultural storytelling ranging from politics to social justice issues, from relationships to sports. From the Baby Boomer to Gen Z, we equip our audience with knowledge, inspiration and practical tools to create positive change in their communities and beyond…
Before you call it self-sabotage, ask yourself: Is this a gap, a pattern, or simply the discomfort of being stretched into something new?
Enjoy Episode 18 of S.H.E. Coaching Moments: What Are You Protecting When You Sabotage Your Progress?
You are not your pattern. You are the woman learning to recognize it and choose differently.
#SHECoachingMoments#SelfTrust#PersonalGrowth#Healing#ShiftHealEvolve
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