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Unwind Your Mind

Natalie Milosevic

Business & Entrepreneuriat

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/9j. Total Éps: 29

Unwind Your Mind is the podcast for overthinkers, perfectionists, and high-achievers who want to stop second-guessing themselves and start realigning with their version of success. Hosted by Career + Leadership Coach Natalie Milosevic, founder of Realign Your Life, each week you'll get practical tools, nervous system insights, and self-leadership strategies to help you release internal blocks, reclaim your power and build a career that feels like you. If you're ready to unlearn old patterns and step into more clarity, confidence, and ease - this is your space. Let's unwind your mind… and step into your fulfilment.

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Resilience Series (Part 1): The Real Meaning of Resilience with Carolyn Cranwell

lundi 16 mars 2026 • Durée 47:03

Resilience is a word that gets thrown around a lot, in workplaces, communities and online spaces, often as though it's a simple instruction: just be resilient. But what does resilience actually mean in real life, especially when someone is already carrying a heavy load?

This two-part series began after a listener of Unwind Your Mind reached out to share her experience living and working on a farm in regional South Australia. Between managing family life, helping on the farm during years of drought, and building her own business, she told me the word resilience was coming up a lot.

"Just be resilient." As though that sentence alone could solve everything.

That conversation sparked an important question: what does resilience actually look like in real life, when life doesn't slow down and the pressure doesn't disappear? Rather than unpacking that question alone, I invited an expert onto the podcast.

In Part 1 of this Resilience Series, I'm joined by international author, speaker and resilience expert Carolyn Cranwell, founder of the Global Psychometric Institute and author of Hardcore Resilience – 7 Steps to Building Successful and Lasting Resilience in Your Business and Your Life.

Carolyn's work did not begin in academia. It began in her own life. For 18 years, Carolyn cared for her husband Richard who lived with younger onset Alzheimer's while raising a young family, managing a household and working full time. Through that experience, she began to recognise patterns in how people sustain themselves through prolonged uncertainty and hardship.

Those insights ultimately led to the development of the 7 Step Cranwell Resilience Ladder, a model designed to help individuals understand what resilience actually looks like and how it can be built over time.

Carolyn then collaborated with The Psychometrics Centre at the University of Cambridge to develop the Cranwell-Cambridge Resilience Test, a scientifically based resilience assessment designed to help individuals see which steps on the Resilience Ladder they already exhibit and where they can further build their skills.

In this first conversation, we explore Carolyn's personal journey into this work and unpack some of the biggest misconceptions people have about resilience.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ Resilience is widely misunderstood. Many people think resilience means pushing through without support or suppressing difficulty. Carolyn explains why that interpretation misses the point entirely.

2️⃣ Asking for help is a core component of resilience. For many high achievers, internal stories beginning with "I should handle this myself" create unnecessary pressure. Carolyn shares why reaching out for support is actually a key anchor of sustainable resilience.

3️⃣ Resilience can be developed. Rather than being something you either have or lack, resilience can be understood through patterns of behaviour, decision-making and mindset that strengthens with intention over time.

CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION:

This episode is Part 1 of the Resilience Series.

In Part 2, released next week, Carolyn walks us through the 7 Steps of the Cranwell Resilience Ladder and shares practical guidance for navigating adversity, uncertainty and ongoing pressure in day-to-day life.

EXPLORE CAROLYN'S WORK:

💻 www.globalpsychometricinstitute.com

📋 Fill out the contact form on the website to get in touch.

📕 Book: Hardcore Resilience – 7 Steps to Building Successful and Lasting Resilience in Your Business and Your Life

📝 Online Resilience Test (for individuals): The Cranwell-Cambridge Resilience Test

📝 Online Resilience Test (for employers): The Cranwell-Cambridge Resilience Test

💻 www.Navigating-Alzheimers.com

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Balance the Scales: Three Ways to Reclaim Your Energy and Advocate for Yourself

lundi 9 mars 2026 • Durée 22:20

International Women's Day brings important conversations about equality, opportunity and fairness in the workplace. While many of those challenges require broader societal and organisational change, there are also powerful shifts we can make in our own lives that influence how we experience work every day.

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, I explore the theme of "Balance the Scales" through the lens of self-leadership and professional development.

We unpack three ways the scales can become unbalanced in our careers without us even realising it, from the pressure to fit in, to taking on too much responsibility, to holding back from asking for what we actually need.

We explore practical strategies you can begin using straight away to reclaim your energy, protect your time, and advocate for the opportunities that move your career forward.

If you've ever felt drained from trying to meet everyone else's expectations while sidelining your own growth, this episode is for you.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ Wearing a mask might help us fit in, but it will hinder our long-term career growth.

2️⃣ Learning to pause, assess, and set boundaries helps you protect time for work that genuinely moves your career forward.

3️⃣ When you learn to articulate your goals, connect them to business outcomes, and make clear requests, you move from hoping opportunities appear to actively shaping your career path.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

These are the other podcast episodes I mentioned:

· What Authenticity Really Means (and Why It's So Hard to Live It).

Why You're Rushing When No One Asked You To: Breaking the Habit of Self-Imposed Urgency

mardi 18 novembre 2025 • Durée 23:03

Do you ever catch yourself spiralling into stress the moment an email lands in your inbox, assuming it needs to be done immediately, only to realise later that no one expected it urgently at all?

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, we unpack the pattern so many high-achievers fall into: creating pressure that doesn't actually exist.

From imagined deadlines, to guilt over delayed replies, to resentment that builds when others don't acknowledge the pressure you put yourself under - this cycle is very common!

You'll hear why your nervous system jumps to worst-case urgency, how old habits from fast-paced workplaces shape your assumptions, and what drives the people-pleasing, over-responsibility and perfectionism that sit underneath it.

Most importantly, you'll learn how to interrupt the automatic stress response, set clearer expectations, and work in a way that feels lighter and far more sustainable.

If you've ever thought, "Why do I keep doing this to myself?" this episode is for you.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ Most of the pressure you feel isn't coming from others, it's coming from habit. Our brain fills in the blanks based on past environments and old patterns, assuming urgency even when none exists.

2️⃣ There are deeper reasons we move into urgency mode so quickly and most have nothing to do with the task itself.

3️⃣ One simple question can interrupt the spiral in the moment, pausing to check what's actually expected gives you back clarity and control.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

The Drama Triangle: Why We Lose Our Personal Power (and How to Get It Back)

lundi 10 novembre 2025 • Durée 21:34

Have you ever walked away from a conversation wondering, "How did that get so intense so quickly?"

Maybe you were trying to have a calm discussion, but the energy shifted, emotions ran high, and suddenly you were defending yourself or trying to fix someone else's problem.

Or maybe someone else came in heightened, and you left the interaction feeling completely drained.

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, we unpack the Drama Triangle, a psychological model that explains how we get caught in reactive roles of Victim, Villain and Hero, and how to step out of the drama into something much more constructive.

You'll learn what these roles look like at work and in leadership, why they feel so validating in the moment, and how to replace them with the Empowerment Dynamic (TED*) where you operate as the Creator, Coach, or Challenger instead.

If you've ever found yourself walking away from conversations feeling powerless or misunderstood or swooping in to rescue others, this episode will help you understand what's really going on and how to get your personal power back.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ When we fall into Victim, Villain, or Hero, we trade genuine communication for control, validation, or protection and everyone ends up feeling drained.
2️⃣ By shifting into the roles of Creator, Coach, or Challenger you move from reaction to choice fostering accountability, curiosity, and growth instead of blame or rescue.
3️⃣ Spotting the signs of drama and reframing conversations around outcomes helps people reclaim their agency and rebuild trust.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

The Power of Receptivity: Balancing Doing and Being

lundi 3 novembre 2025 • Durée 18:28

Have you noticed that even when you've slowed your pace and learned to trust your own rhythm, you still feel the urge to fill every moment? To keep doing, producing, pushing forward?

In this final episode of the From Drive to Flow mini-series, we explore the other half of productivity: receptivity.

You'll hear about the psychology behind why our best insights often happen away from the desk: in the shower, while driving or on a walk. We'll unpack what's really happening in the brain when we step out of focused effort, and how this mental space becomes the birthplace of creativity and problem-solving.

You'll also learn how to bring more receptivity into your day-to-day life, not just when you're burnt out or on holiday, but as a regular rhythm that fuels both wellbeing and progress.

Because receptivity isn't about doing less, it's about allowing more.

If you've ever felt guilty for pausing, or worried that rest means falling behind, this episode will help you see that stillness isn't the opposite of success. It's part of the process that makes it possible.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ Receptivity isn't passive, it's an active open state, open to ideas, insight and inspiration.
2️⃣ The brain's default mode network activates when we're not focused on a task, it's where creative connections form and "aha" moments emerge.
3️⃣ Sustainable flow comes from balancing doing and being, not pushing too far in either direction.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

Unwind Your Mind Episode: Understanding the Worry Cycle (And Why You're Not the Problem). Listen .

The Pace Problem: Redefining Progress and Sustainable Success

lundi 27 octobre 2025 • Durée 15:58

When you've always been someone who can push hard and make things happen, slowing down can feel counterintuitive, even risky.

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, we explore what happens when the habits that once helped you succeed start clashing with the version of success you want now.

You'll hear about the shift from intensity to intention, why "keeping up the momentum" isn't always the answer, and how redefining your pace can actually help you achieve more of what matters, without burning out in the process…

Because sustainable success isn't about doing less. It's about learning how to maintain momentum without depletion, so your drive becomes something that fuels you, not something that drains you.

If you've ever caught yourself thinking "I'll rest once things calm down" (and they never do), this one's for you.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ You can work through your need for external validation and still find yourself operating at the same speed. It's the old rhythm, just showing up in a new form.
2️⃣ Research on sustainable productivity shows that more hours don't always equal more output, beyond a point, performance and creativity start to decline.
3️⃣ Redefining success means pacing yourself for the long game: building in time and space for reflection, rest, and presence so you can keep showing up at your best.

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The Habit of Hard Work: Letting Go of Busyness and Redefining Progress

mardi 21 octobre 2025 • Durée 19:42

Have you noticed that even after doing the inner work, shifting away from people-pleasing, learning to trust yourself, building a career you love, you still have the instinct to push, to fill every spare moment, to keep doing?

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, I open up about something I'm personally working through right now: learning how to let go of constant busyness and redefine what progress really means.

We'll explore how habits of overworking can linger after the old beliefs have healed, why your brain still rewards overdoing, even when it's no longer needed, and how to build a new relationship with effort, one grounded in choice, ease, and flow.

If you've ever thought, "I know better now, but I still find myself overdoing," this episode will help you understand why and how to start changing that pattern.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ You can outgrow old beliefs and still carry the habits they created - identity takes time to recalibrate.
2️⃣ Psychological research shows that when effort has been repeatedly rewarded, your brain learns to crave it, that's why stillness can feel uncomfortable.
3️⃣ True self-leadership is learning to pace yourself for the long game, to choose energy that's intentional, not habitual.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

If you're ready to move from overthinking and pressure to clarity, fulfilment, and flow in your career, I'd love to support you. Let's catch-up and see what's best for you and your next step, book in a complimentary clarity call here.

You can also learn more about my 1-1 coaching programs and the workshops I run at .

Stop Shrinking Your Wins: Why Downplaying Yourself Doesn't Serve Anyone

lundi 13 octobre 2025 • Durée 19:54

Do you ever find yourself brushing off compliments, minimising your achievements, or saying "it was nothing" when someone acknowledges your work?

For so many high-achievers, downplaying success has become second nature. We think it keeps us humble but in reality, it keeps us small.

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, we unpack why we find it so hard to own our wins, how this habit erodes confidence and self-efficacy, and what happens when we start taking credit for our progress without an apology.

You'll learn how to reframe visibility as contribution (not self-promotion), how to acknowledge your achievements without feeling "arrogant," and why celebrating success helps others see what's possible too.

If you've ever found yourself saying "I just got lucky" or deflecting praise that you've worked hard to earn, this episode will help you change that story and start owning your growth with confidence.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ Downplaying your success doesn't make you humble it makes you invisible. The more you minimise your wins, the more you teach others (and your own brain) to overlook your capability.
2️⃣ Visibility isn't self-promotion, it's showing others what's possible. When you share your wins and lessons, you're modelling what growth can look like for others too.
3️⃣ Confidence builds with evidence. Keeping track of your progress helps rewire your brain to link visibility with safety, and success with self-trust.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

If you're ready to go deeper into this topic and learn practical tools to overcome imposter syndrome, redefine failure, and anchor into your self-worth, join me for my upcoming workshop: Sign Up .

From Uncomfortable to Empowering: Rethinking Feedback at Work

lundi 6 octobre 2025 • Durée 22:57

Let's be honest, the word feedback tends to make people tense up. Whether you're giving it or receiving it, it can feel uncomfortable. But when done well, feedback becomes one of the most powerful tools we have for growth, trust, and collaboration.

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, we unpack what feedback actually is, why it often goes wrong, and how to turn those conversations into something empowering, for you and the people around you.

You'll learn how to give feedback that lands, receive it without spiralling into defensiveness, and handle the emotions that often come up in the moment. Because feedback isn't just about fixing mistakes, it's about creating clarity, confidence, and continuous growth at work.

If you've ever walked away from a feedback conversation thinking, "That could have gone better," this episode will help you change that.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣ Constructive feedback isn't criticism, it's communication. It's how individuals and teams learn, align, and grow together.
2️⃣ The key to great feedback is describing impact. Whether you're giving positive or constructive feedback, explaining the impact their behaviour had is crucial.
3️⃣ Emotions are part of the process, the key is staying grounded and curious, which helps you turn discomfort into understanding and create a culture where feedback builds trust, not tension.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

Here is a bit more information on the SBI/BI framework: Link

Come along to my upcoming workshop on how to navigate and overcome imposter syndrome to step into the career you deserve. More info .

Imposter Syndrome Unpacked: The Real Reason You Keep Second-Guessing Yourself

lundi 29 septembre 2025 • Durée 21:02

Do you ever find yourself holding back from opportunities, second-guessing decisions, or brushing off your achievements as "luck"?

That's imposter syndrome, and it's not just about self-doubt. It's a patterned loop your brain runs on repeat, convincing you that you need to prove yourself over and over again.

In this episode of Unwind Your Mind, I unpack what imposter syndrome really is, the sneaky ways it shows up in your career, and the hidden costs of letting it run the show. Most importantly, you'll learn how to start loosening its grip so you can put your energy where it actually counts.

If you've ever felt like you're sprinting to keep up while simultaneously slowing yourself down your progression, this one's for you.

HERE ARE 3 KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:

1️⃣Imposter syndrome isn't a personality flaw, it's a survival pattern your brain thinks will keep you safe.
2️⃣It shows up in different ways: over-preparing, downplaying ambition, hyper-independence, and constantly second-guessing yourself.
3️⃣Awareness is the first step. By catching these stories for what they are, just stories, you create space to choose differently and reclaim your energy.

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

If this topic resonated with you and you're ready to break free from self-doubt and step into the career you deserve, register for my upcoming workshop:

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