Mental fitness defined is, the ability to deal with life challenges with a positive rather than negative mindset, it is a journey to inner empowerment and self actualisation.
In a world dominated by fast opinions and even faster judgments, John Godfrey Saxe’s poetic adaptation of the ancient Indian parable “The Blind Men and the Elephant” remains profoundly relevant.
In this episode, Jayne shares three powerful lessons to help you sharpen your focus, honour your natural rhythms, and embrace the power of connection.
In a world where subtle psychological tactics or manipulation and persuasion are increasingly common, building mental fitness and learning to recognise and protect yourself from emotional manipulation has never been more crucial.
Whether it’s fear of failure, or rejection, or maybe even fear of success, or those nagging thoughts and voices in our heads questioning our decisions, doubt really can hold us back from embracing our true potential.
Imposter syndrome is a silent yet powerful force that impacts countless individuals, especially women, in their professional lives. It is that nagging feeling of being a fraud, even in the face of success and external validation?
Coach Patricia Ahern shares a touching story that intertwines personal transformation, her mother, and the profound impact of communicating with our Sage’s unconditional love.
What if connecting with your childhood self was the path to reconnecting with your true essence, would you take that journey to go back and embrace that beautiful child within with unconditional love?
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What if learning to understand, appreciate and even love all the parts of yourself which make you feel whole could be the path to your freedom and peace within? How would this enhance your life?
