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How Mike Watts Overcame Years of Chronic Skin Issues and Found Balance in His Life | Episode 526 Aug 202401:13:33

Men can often find it much harder to open up and be vulnerable with others than women do, but have you ever considered how this could impact them when they find themselves struggling with a chronic illness? Diving into this topic and so much more with me is Mike Watts, the co-founder of an online educational company with his wife, Kate Northrup, whose mission is to help women create a better relationship with money, sex and power. Mike also shares his experience with being hit by a car and how stress set off a chronic skin condition that took him years to overcome.


In this episode, we’re chatting about:

  • The impact stress had on Mike and how it triggered a chronic illness
  • Balancing work, life and health and why you need to know the limit of what your health will allow you to do
  • How men’s healing journey is different to women’s
  • Opening up to others, being vulnerable and asking for support


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me or my guest, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!


DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Using Psychedelics to Heal Trauma and Chronic Illness: A Doctor’s Perspective with Dr Aisling Quiery | Episode 412 Aug 202400:57:59

In this first ever guest episode, I’m joined by Dr Aisling Quiery, an NHS GP with a background in addictions work who also works as a Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner, Maturation Coach, and psychedelic guide at Imperial College London. Through her additional training beyond a medical degree, her lived experience of anxiety and long Covid, as well as using psychedelics as a healing medicine in the jungle with Dr Gabor Maté, Aisling is uniquely placed to discuss the limitations of modern medicine when it comes to chronic illnesses and talk more about why GPs should be empowering their patients to look beyond test results for answers about their conditions.


In this episode, we’re chatting about:

  • What Aisling believes are the main limitations of the medical model from her perspective as a GP
  • Aisling’s own experience of anxiety and long Covid
  • Why it’s important that GPs validate their patients’ experience of chronic illness or trauma but also empower them to heal themselves
  • The idea that psychedelics can be used for healing and Aisling’s own experience of this
  • How Aisling’s body remembered her birth, and how implicit memories are held in the body but are often not able to be recalled 


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me or my guest, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!


DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.


Everything You Need to Know About the Nervous System: Polyvagal Theory, Dysregulation and Techniques You Can Use to Regulate | Episode 329 Jul 202400:45:54

I’ve got a bumper episode for you today and it will definitely be one you’ll want to grab your notebook for! If you’ve had a question about the nervous system or regulation - I probably answer it here. I’m giving you an overview of the nervous system and polyvagal theory, diving into some regulation techniques for each state, as well as discussing what dysregulation actually looks like and how you can start to expand your window of tolerance. If you’re at the beginning of your healing journey and have no idea where to start, this is the episode for you!


In this episode, I'm chatting about:

  • The three states (dorsal, sympathetic and ventral) in polyvagal theory
  • What dysregulation is and what regulation looks like
  • How dysregulation impacts chronic illnesses
  • What stress cycles are and how to expand our windows of tolerance
  • Tools we can use to move between the three states


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!


DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.


My Story: How I Used Nervous System Regulation to Heal My ME/CFS | Episode 215 Jul 202400:29:56

Trying to recover from ME/CFS when you have no idea what works is not an easy thing to do - I’ve been there! Whether it’s acupuncture, the Perrin technique, veganism, pilates or therapy, I’ve tried it all. In today’s episode, I’m diving into what worked for me! This is the second part of two “my story” episodes (do go and check out part one first!) where I’m sharing much more about the recovery side of things and how I discovered that what was working was nervous system regulation.

In this episode, I’m chatting about:

  • Allll the different things I tried while attempting to heal ME/CFS
  • How I discovered that being vegan worked for my body
  • Realising that what worked was nervous system regulation
  • Adaptations I would make to my life in order to stay functioning
  • How I live my life now!
  • Why I went to Ibiza and Miami alone and the things I learnt about myself on these trips


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!


DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.


From Glandular Fever to Being Diagnosed with ME/CFS: My Story of Chronic Illness, Trauma and Nervous System Dysregulation | Episode 128 Jun 202400:52:11

I’m so glad you’ve clicked on the first episode of the “Calm Your Nervous System” podcast! I really don’t hold back while sharing my story in this one, and I just know you’re likely to see yourself in my story. Whether it’s missing my GCSE mocks, abusive relationships (slight trigger warning for this episode for sexual trauma, though no details are shared), workplace discrimination or when I was told to sit on the floor at a Beyoncé concert (yep…🙄), I’m letting you in on my ME/CFS journey. And be sure to subscribe, as in episode 2, I’m going into how I started to recover - so I know you’ll love that episode too!

In this episode, we’re chatting about:

  • Catching glandular fever and missing my GCSE mocks at 15 that started my journey of becoming unwell
  • All the jobs and relationships I had and how I became more and more ill because of them
  • Finally getting an ME diagnosis and why I felt so happy about it
  • The workplace discrimination that came from needing adaptations as a disabled person
  • Making changes to my life and what I did in order to stay working while I was so ill


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!

DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

How Sayeeda Alam Used Yoga and Ayurvedic Principles to Heal from CFS | Episode 609 Sep 202400:44:06

At one point, I was so sick of being asked if I’d tried yoga that I got a sticker for my mobility scooter that said “Yes, I have tried yoga. No, it didn’t work”. If I had known then that some types of yoga aren’t even physical, maybe I might not have got it! Today’s guest is my friend Sayeeda Alam, who is a dedicated yoga teacher and Ayurvedic lifestyle advisor passionate about holistic well-being. She considers herself 95% healed from CFS and believes in the power of offering tailored practices to others looking to find balance in body and mind.

If this episode inspires you to take up a form of yoga, especially a non-physical one, I’d love to hear from you. My Instagram is linked on the show notes for this episode and my DMs are always open!


In this episode, we’re chatting about:

  • Why Sayeeda found yoga essential to recovery and different types of yoga you can try too
  • How trauma can affect you physically, not just mentally
  • Why accepting your chronic illness is so important in healing from it
  • The changes Sayeeda made to her lifestyle that she feels helped her


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me or my guest, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!


DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.


Turning Our House into an Airbnb: Tips for Getting Through Busy Life Periods for People with Chronic Illnesses | Episode 723 Sep 202400:46:55

How many times have you prioritised your work, a project or any other stressful life event over yourself? I’m willing to bet quite a few times – if not every time. Over the last few months, we’ve been turning our house into an Airbnb so there’s a LOT that needed to be done which could easily have completely overwhelmed my whole life! So, in today’s episode, I’m sharing how I’ve managed to get through it all without sacrificing my health and wellness. 


In this episode, I’m chatting about:

  • Updating you on all the things that have been happening over the last few months and why it’s been so stressful!
  • What I’ve been focusing on in order to get me through this period
  • Why recovery is never complete and you’ll always have more to do!


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!


DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Why Mindset is So Important in Healing Chronic Illnesses with Love and Life Coach Katharine Morgan | Episode 911 Nov 202400:46:54

When today's guest, Love and Life Coach Katharine Morgan was diagnosed with malrotation of the intestine as a teenager, she never thought that it would be a lifelong process to recovery. Through a combination of visualisation, EFT tapping and self-hypnosis, she took back control and discovered the power of accepting her situation in order to control her pain. Katharine also talks about her upcoming book series that will help to provide daily guidance to free yourself from chronic pain.

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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.


Why Undiagnosed ADHD Leads to Burnout and Chronic Illness | Episode 828 Oct 202400:47:00

Once I’d noticed that the vast majority of my 1:1 clients have either diagnosed or undiagnosed ADHD, I knew I needed to create a podcast episode about the link between ADHD and chronic illness. I’ve done so much research on this, and I’m excited to share it with you! More and more adults, particularly women, are discovering that a lot of problems they face are down to ADHD, and so I wanted to share more about how I handle my symptoms and also track my cycle to discover when I’ll feel at my best and worst.


In this episode, we’re chatting about:

  • Managing my ADHD symptoms
  • How having ADHD affects my life
  • Why unmanaged ADHD can trigger chronic illnesses
  • The influence of your menstrual cycle on ADHD


For more information on topics discussed in this episode, links to connect with me, or to learn more about me and my coaching, check out the full show notes here!


DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Healing from Trauma Through Somatic EMDR with Cara Hooper | Episode 1102 Dec 202400:57:34

A lot of people think that because they had food on the table growing up, they didn’t live in a war zone or have any major negative experiences, they don’t have trauma. However, it’s not just the big things that can cause trauma and a lot of it can actually stem from conditioning that occurred during childhood and the lack of certain needs being met, too. Diving into this topic and others like somatics, living authentically and toxic relationships is my guest Cara Hooper, a Leadership, Life and Trauma Coach who is a mum, a CPTSD survivor and has a vocational drive to facilitate the release from trauma using somatic EMDR and coaching.


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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Q&A: Balancing Work and Money with a Chronic Illness, Managing Setbacks & Handling Procrastination and the Freeze Response | Episode 1025 Nov 202400:16:55

I get asked a lot of questions on social media about managing setbacks, keeping hopeful, and balancing work and money when having a chronic illness. Today I'm answering them! This is my first shorter episode, and I'm hoping that including these into the podcast will help to give you something to listen to when you have low energy or a bit of a shorter concentration span. If this episode prompts a question for you, or you have anything else you'd like to ask, head over to Instagram or Facebook and ask away!


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Neurodivergent vs Neurotypical Burnout, The Chronic Illness Link, and What Helps? | Episode 1216 Dec 202400:18:33

Most people have heard of burnout – physical and emotional exhaustion due to prolonged stress – but have you heard of neurodivergent burnout? People with ADHD, autism and other neurodivergencies can experience this when they have been masking for too long with too little support. In today’s bite-sized episode, I’m sharing some advice for handling burnout and chronic illness that can arise from it.


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Get More Done in Less Time: Manage Overwhelm & Procrastination for ADHDers | Episode 1313 Jan 202500:45:20

Whether it’s from friends, clients or just out of my own mouth – ‘overwhelmed’ is a word I hear quite frequently! In today’s episode, I’m answering all your questions on overcoming procrastination, coming out of the freeze response and therefore reducing daily overwhelm. Best of all – this episode is applicable to anyone experiencing these feelings, not just those of us with ADHD.


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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Understanding Female Hormones and the Link to Chronic Illness with Jeni Crane from Yum Nutrition | Episode 1427 Jan 202501:04:51

It’s very hard to make decisions about your health without the data – and that’s one of the things that today’s guest, nutritional therapist Jeni Crane, is led by. After being diagnosed with PCOS, determined to understand the “why” behind it and how she could help herself, Jeni discovered that nutrition and exercise were huge pieces of the puzzle. She then followed the path to becoming a fully qualified nutritional therapist and our conversation today covers topics like female hormones, why so many women struggle with chronic illnesses and how she used nutrition to support her PCOS, too.

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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.


Using Your Breath to Heal From Long Covid or ME/CFS with Jackie Baxter | Episode 1624 Feb 202500:54:07

When it feels like life and your health are out of control, there is one thing you can easily control which could actually help you to influence your nervous system and begin to heal from Long Covid or ME/CFS. What is that one thing? Your breathing. Today’s guest, Jackie Baxter of The Long Covid Podcast, shares with us all about how she overcame Long Covid by learning how to breathe properly and introducing breathwork into her life.


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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Why the Nervous System is the Missing Piece to Managing ADHD & Burnout | Episode 1510 Feb 202500:50:00

Learning to regulate your nervous system will have a big impact on anyone’s life – but it will be particularly huge for those of us with ADHD. In today’s episode, I’m discussing why ADHD can be much harder to handle when we’re dysregulated, how dysregulation can manifest itself and ideas you can use to start to become more regulated. I’m also inviting you to an opportunity to unmask, to be your true self so that you can live a joyful, aligned life.


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Self-Care Routines & Nervous System Regulation for ADHDers with Kate Moryoussef | Episode 1710 Mar 202500:51:35

Today’s guest, Kate Moryoussef, has her own brilliant podcast aimed at women who have been late-diagnosed with ADHD, so I was really excited to speak to her on mine! After her own diagnosis at age 40, she really practices what she preaches when it comes to the advice she provides, and now as a Wellbeing Coach and EFT practitioner, Kate has a wealth of experience in helping women who have been newly diagnosed understand how to adapt their lives so that they can better manage their ADHD.


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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Using Touch to Heal Pain: The Power of Reflexology with Dr. Njideka Olatunde | Episode 1907 Apr 202500:49:23

You might not think you’ve come across reflexology before, but chances are, you have. If your parents ever did “This Little Piggy” on your toes as a child, you experienced the power of reflexology! Today’s guest, Dr. Njideka Olatune has helped thousands of chronic pain sufferers relieve pain with addiction- and medication-free pain relief treatment, using touch and reflexology as an alternative to the opioid epidemic. 


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Finding Community After a Late ADHD Diagnosis with Meredith Cairns-Palmer | Episode 1824 Mar 202500:48:21

Discovering you have ADHD later in life can totally alter your perspective on yourself and everything you’ve been through in the past, and it can be really difficult feeling like you’re different to everyone else. I met today’s guest, intuition-led business owner and coach Meredith Cairns-Palmer at a local ADHD networking group and I knew we would have an inspiring conversation about what it feels like to finally feel like you’ve been accepted for who you are after finding other people like you. We also talk about how we can begin to reconnect to ourselves even in a disconnecting society and the beauty of what we gain when we do.


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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

Sync Your Business with Your Menstrual Cycle: Find More Ease, Flow and Balance with Feminine Leadership Coach Renae Fieck | Episode 2021 Apr 202500:48:35

If you aren’t yet tracking your cycle, today’s episode should be the nudge you’ve been looking for! I’m sitting down with Feminine Leadership Coach Renae Fieck, to talk all about how women can harness the power of their menstrual cycle to achieve greater balance, productivity and success – without burnout. We also dive into practical tips surrounding what to do if you no longer have a menstrual cycle, or have irregular cycles, so if you’re someone who’s been feeling very out of place trying to work to a 24-hour masculine cycle, this episode is for you!


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How Autistic Women Can Overcome Burnout and Live Joyful Lives with Carole Jean Whittington | Episode 21 05 May 202500:50:13

Neurodivergent burnout is sadly incredibly common in today’s world when you consider the impact that trauma and masking have on a person. My guest today, Carole Jean Whittington of Whittington Well-Being is an expert in autistic burnout in women and in this episode, she shares all about the internal and external signs or burnout, the “restoration illusion” trap and tools to overcome burnout. 


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Reconnecting with Your Body for Neurodivergent People with Yoga Teacher & Somatic Coach Oliver Phoenix | Episode 2219 May 202500:46:27

Being your authentic self and reconnecting with your body can be especially difficult for neurodivergent people. Whether it’s being able to manage when the dopamine runs out, or constantly following the belief of “I’ll be happy when…”, there’s a lot more that we need to consider. This episode dives into practices like yoga, meditation, breathwork and somatic movement with yoga teacher and somatic coach Oliver Phoenix, who explains how to find what will work for you and why self-acceptance is so important.


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How Nutrition is Impacted by ADHD with ADHD Nutrition Research Expert Annika Angelo | Episode 2416 Jun 202500:55:35

When you have ADHD, it impacts so many different areas of your life, and that can also include your relationship with food, what you eat and what causes you to eat those foods. Today’s episode is a fascinating discussion with the leading expert in ADHD nutrition research, Annika Angelo, also known as Nutrimind Coach. Annika shares about the three styles of eating we tend to see in people with ADHD, and how you can try to make accommodations for the way ADHD impacts what and how you eat.


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Building a Creative Business Alongside ADHD and ME/CFS with Photographer Celie Nigoumi | Episode 2302 Jun 202500:49:11

If you’re a neurospicy entrepreneur - today’s episode is for you! I’m joined by Celie Nigoumi, a visual storyteller specialising in thoughtful film and photography for brands and individuals. In fact, she did my brand photos and she was a dream to work with! She shares all about how she’s created a business that works for her and her brain following her lived experience of ME/CFS and late-diagnosed ADHD, so if your business feels like it’s battling against you right now, you’ll want to listen to this one.


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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

The Neurodivergent Survival Trap: Why You Keep Burning Out (And How to Break the Cycle) | Episode 2515 Sep 202500:36:42

⭕THE LIMITLESS SERIES⭕: “You’re too much” is what you might have believed from such a young age, being sensitive and neurodivergent and internalising the many negative messages you heard as a child. 

So often, that beautiful sensitivity turns into burn out as an adult, pushing through life on adrenaline and wasting your potential.

How did you get here? And how can you change this? 


We chat:

00:00 Welcome Back and Introduction to Burnout Cycles 

02:51 Understanding Survival Mode and Its Impact 

06:14 The Shift from Survival to Creative Mode 

09:07 Identifying and Meeting Personal Needs 

11:57 The Power of Community and Sensitivity 

14:44 Gaslighting Ourselves and Trusting Our Intuition 

16:52 The Connection Between Burnout and Disconnection from the Body 

20:17 Breaking the Cycle of Burnout 

21:15 The Role of Interoception in Well-being 

24:41 The Importance of Listening to Our Bodies 

27:36 Transforming Lives Through Empowerment 

30:21 Real-Life Examples of Transformation 

33:05 Conclusion and Next Steps


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The Secret to More Money, Energy & Love (Without More Hustle) | Episode 2623 Sep 202500:41:20

⭕ THE LIMITLESS SERIES ⭕: Abundant energy, abundant money, abundant love. If those words feel charged for you- maybe something is off balance. 

So many of us grew up believing we had to hustle harder, push through and do it all ourselves… then wonder why we struggle to receive support, love, money and energy. 

If you’re neurodivergent, your sensitivity and intuition is a gift that can lead to the limitless life you dream of! How do you start to work with this gift? It’s all through the nervous system…


We chat:

00:00 The Flow of Abundance

02:59 Balancing the Nervous System

05:58 Masculine and Feminine Energies

11:27 The Power of Intuition in Money Management

17:21 Shifting Energy for Success

23:15 The Role of Gratitude in Abundance

29:03 Rewiring Beliefs for Financial Freedom

34:17 Living a Limitless Life


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Why Traditional Strategies Don’t Work if you’re Neurodivergent (And What To Do Instead) | Episode 2729 Sep 202500:24:28

⭕THE LIMITLESS SERIES ⭕: Neurodivergent burnout is a byproduct of too much masculine hustle and trying to solve it with a masculine structured approach is like trying to put a fire out with more fire.

🔥What puts out fire? 💧Water. 

🔥What reverses burnout? 💧A body first approach- feeling safe in yourself & community.

In this episode, I share how to find the balance between the strategies and knowledge, and actually embodying and utilising those strategies, through the body and nervous system. 

Finding the unique balance for you, rewires the old beliefs keeping you stuck in the same cycles so you can actually have the energy to travel, to feel passionate about your work, to feel at ease, confident and in control of your life!

✨ What would change if you stopped collecting strategies and started trusting your body?


We chat:

00:00 Breaking Free from Burnout

02:53 The Power of Knowledge vs. Embodiment

06:09 Overcoming Overwhelm: The Role of the Body

08:55 Building Evidence and Celebrating Small Wins

11:53 Rewiring Beliefs and Community Support

14:40 Finding What Works for You

17:59 Tuning into Your Needs and Energy Management

20:53 Living a Limitless Life


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The inner circle for burned out ADHDers is here! | Episode 2810 Oct 202500:21:11

⭕ THE LIMITLESS SERIES ⭕: Healing burnout as a passionate ADHDer isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about finding your balance. In this episode, I’m opening the doors to an exclusive community and how The Limitless Circle is that supportive space if you’re exhausted, passionate and refusing to choose between success and health.

✨ What would be possible if you finally had the right community support around you?

We chat:

00:00 Introduction to the Limitless Circle 

04:53 The Power of Community and Accountability 

09:53 Transformative Practices for Lasting Change 

14:49 The Science Behind the Limitless Circle

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Burnt out to global travel in 4 months! The one shift Calum Mew took to live his Limitless neurodivergent life! | Episode 2914 Oct 202500:51:02

⭕ THE LIMITLESS SERIES ⭕: 12 years sick. A passionate ADHDer. Ready to give up trying to feel better. In 4 months he changed his life around- how did he do it?

One of my most successful clients, Calum, spills the tea on how he changed his life so drastically in just 4 months. 

He will share:

  • The belief that changed everything
  • How people pleasing and fitting a mould was keeping him trapped
  • How he is thriving now- travelling, laughing again, enjoying the gym

Doors to The Limitless Circle are now open. Join as a founding member before 19th October for a bespoke ADHD gift box. Come join us!

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