How to Glow: The Jewish Woman's Marriage Boost – Details, episodes & analysis

Welcome back to you and me!!

Today we're talking about what shana rishona is really all about. It might not be what you think! (Plus a tool that can help you at any stage of your marriage.)

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Podcast: Ep. 62 - Your Marriage Is A Baby

When the issue seems so big it can be hard to see the value of each small action. This week we're discussing the power of making small steps--whether in response to the war, in our marriages, or any area.

Also an update on the podcast, the Shalom for Shalom Project, and other ways to work on your marriage now.

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When life is stressful, sometimes the last thing you think you can handle is supporting a struggling husband. Today I want to talk about some of the struggles I'm seeing a lot with the clients I work with and how fierce support can create a bedrock for your marriage you will be so grateful for in the decades to come.

Want to take this work further? I would love to coach you in my coaching program, How to Glow. It's a no-commitment monthly program where you can get coached every week and be part of an amazing community of women. Ready to give it a try? Join today at kaylalevin.com/coaching

[The Newlywed Mastermind is open for registration for the March cohort! What in the WORLD are you waiting for?! www.firstyearmarried.com/coaching]

Who says coaching has to be complicated?

In this week's episode, I'm sharing a quick tip for building more positivity, commitment, and love in your relationship... and you can do the entire thing yourself. Working on your marriage isn't always about the heavy lifting--sometimes, it's a small shift in mindset and a tiny detail.

Also, coffee.

(Photo by Takahiro Sakamoto on Unsplash)

Hey friends! This one was a re-record thanks to technical difficulties but I think take two turned out even better for you! 

This week I'm talking about what you want. No, not the simple fluffy "I feel like a VANILLA latte" type of wanting, but what you REALLY want, what lights you up--and what to do if you don't even remember.

But we're also going to take it another level deeper and learn a skill about using the language of "want" when you are working towards your goals--whether that's a career, family, educational, or spiritual goal. This one's gonna be a game changer for you.

Want to take this work deeper?

Make sure you're registered for the next Mastermind. Spots are limited. www.firstyearmarried.com/coaching

This week we're talking about what the "dream" is in your marriage -- and why you might already be living it without even realizing it.

Also, I ramble a lot. 

...and use the phrase "pea in a cup" EXTENSIVELY -- but it's not like the kind at the doctor.

Ennnnjoy!

More stuff: www.firstyearmarried.com

Mastermind (because obvs): www.firstyearmarried.com/coaching

What struggles are you dealing with that could actually be a non-issue?

How do we find the mental obstacles we've created?

When you set a compelling goal, your brain has a heyday. Lucky us, right?

But what's awesome about that is it gives you a chance to see WHAT your brain has been offering you all the time. (It just gets louder.) 

So this week I'm taking you on a mini coaching session (workbook included at www.firstyearmarried.com on the podcast episode page) to find your obstacles, clarify your goal, and live the dream.

Also... make sure you're on the wait list to find out when new coaching spots become available and new workshops are offered! 

This week I'm addressing a really common situation I've heard from a surprising number of you! Dealing with EXTRA in-law time when your family is far away and you can't see them due to COVID.

BUT even if that's not your highly-specific scenario, I want you to know that I'm also teaching a new tool that you will DEFINITELY want to use in your self-coaching! So don't miss this one.

By the way, make sure you're on the email list. Really good stuff coming your way soon. You don't want to miss it.

You can sign up at firstyearmarried.com

Your feedback on part 1 was awesome and here's the second installment. This week you'll hear all about how we've used self-coaching tools to improve our marriage and deal with challenges that have come our way. 

More from Kayla at www.firstyearmarried.com (make sure you're subscribed to the email list!)

Learn more about the self-coaching model by Brooke Castillo that we reference in the episode at thelifecoachschool.com

In honor of our 100th episode (WHAATTTTT!!!), The Husband (AKA Noah) is interviewing me this week. 99 episodes of editing this podcast has given him a lot of ideas of what he'd LIKE to hear me talk about! In the first half of this interview, we discuss newlywed cooking meltdowns, a devastating loss during shana rishona, the challenge of aliya, and how our marriage has transformed over the years. 

Happy Chanukah everyone!

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