How resilient are you? Meaning, do you know how to get yourself back up after you get knocked down? What are the signs that you're emotionally resilient? Research shows that people who are more resilient tend to be happier and more fulfilled in life because they live more full lives because they take more risks and try more things. And the good news is, resilience can be enhanced if you feel like you could use a little (or a lot) more of it. In this episode of GoodForMeTV, we're going to talk about the 5 [...]

Do you find that you're often feel stressed out, worried, overwhelmed, or worry about what other people are thinking about you? If yes, then chances are, you're dealing with at least some anxiety. Today on GoodForMeTV, we're going to talk about how, in a lot of ways, our society is keeping you anxious. We're also going to talk about how many of these things are why you can't overcome anxiety, and how to stop those anxious thoughts and stop overthinking so you can finally start to feel like yourself again.

Life gets hard. Fulfilling your goals and dreams is not as always dreamy as it sounds. We all get stuck, we all get worn out, we all lose the sparkle from time to time. But how do we keep going? How do get back up when we are feeling knocked down? How do we stay motivated when things don't end up being as easy or straightforward as we think they will be?

That darn inner critic! We all have it. That nagging voice in our heads that likes to tell us all about why we're not good enough, worthy enough, likable enough, or have what it takes. That one. So what do we do about it? How do we stop those negative, unhelpful thoughts? In today’s episode of GoodForMeTV, we are going to talk about several phrases that you can use to stop your inner critic in its tracks when it shows and tries to take you down.

Let's talk about what it takes to become mentally strong. And why is this even important? So that you don't feel like you're being tossed around in life and at the whim of whatever is happening around you - so you can feel more in charge of your mind and emotions. More confident, more secure, more resilient, more grounded. These 9 tips are some of the most important secrets of becoming mentally strong, and by the end of it, you'll be able to answer the question of how mentally strong are you and know what [...]

Of course, we all want to know how to be happy - it's one of the things many of us want most! So what does it take to be a happier person? What are the things that make you happier? Well, there are many of them - but most of us aren't often doing any of them. In fact, we often do the exact opposite of the things that make us a happier person and then wonder why we feel bad. So, today in GoodForMeTV, I want to share with you 5 intentional things I [...]

There are a lot of things in your life that you're saying yes to that you need to start saying no to - some of them are obvious, but many of them are not. And saying no to these big ones is not only for your own self-respect but for your mental wellbeing and the quality of your most important relationships. Many of them have to do with people-pleasing and a lack of healthy boundaries, and some are just bad habits. But after we're through today, you're going to feel a whole lot more in [...]

Hands up if you'd like to feel even a little more emotionally secure 🙋‍♀️ So how do we do it then:? How do we change the way we think and feel about ourselves? Well, first we can talk about what more emotionally secure people don't say. What they make a habit of intentionally not saying because they know indulging these thoughts or feelings by indulging them with their words will only make them buy into them more. And in today’s episode of GoodForMeTV, we're going to talk about the nine specific things that emotionally secure [...]

I've had so many conversations recently with people who have been on the edge of burnout or are full-blown burnt out - and it's because of all the demands that are put on us and that we place on ourselves every day. Burnout happens because we're not often aware of where our boundaries and limits are until we've surpassed them. We often let things go for too long and then the stress piles up which leaves us feeling crushed under all the pressure. Today, I'm going to show you how to know if you have [...]

Burnout is a big issue and something most of us who have high expectations of ourselves or take on other people's expectations, have to be really mindful of because both of these things put us at high risk of burnout. Burnout is caused by mental and emotional exhaustion - all of which are created by feeling trapped, helpless, and powerless to the circumstances we find ourselves in.

There are several things you may be taking responsibility for that you don't need to be, and doing so is likely causing you a lot of extra stress, overwhelm, anxiety, worry, and maybe even some anger. Today we're going to talk about what 10 of them are, why many of them are tied to people-pleasing and some are even unintentional boundary violations, and how to stop taking these ones on.

There are several things you may not be taking responsibility for that you are responsible for, and not taking responsibility for them, it's impacting your self-esteem, your confidence, and your overall happiness in life. Today we're going to talk about what 10 of them are, why many of them are tied to co-dependence, avoidance, and not allowing ourselves to live our best lives. Taking responsibility for these big ones will not only help you build self-love, but they will also allow you to step into and stop avoiding your life.

Get some exercise, eat healthily, do your gratitude list... These are all ways to get into a better mood naturally, but today I'm going to teach you some less common ways to be happy now that work really well as natural mood boosters and will help you turn the ship around when things start going south.

We all take things PERSONALLY. It’s often hard not to especially if it feels like it really IS personal. And it may be easy to say "don't take it personally" to someone, but often it's a lot more complicated than that. Here I'm going to teach you why it's so hard to not take things personally, why nothing is actually personal and a process to take yourself through when you do find yourself getting hurt or offended and taking something personally and learn how to not take it personally.

For many of us, we believe saying 'no' is hard, so we don’t do it. And then we end up feeling overwhelmed, stressed out, frustrated, angry, and resentful because we're saying yes to things we don't want to do in order to avoid feeling guilty, selfish, uncaring, or rigid. But the truth is, saying 'no' doesn't mean we have to feel any of these things if we're able to change our mindset around what it means when we say no, and if we also have a step-by-step process to follow when doing so. So here [...]

Sometimes we need to create space for our feelings, we need to feel our feelings, we need to understand and process our feelings, and sometimes we need to get in there and snap ourselves out of a bad mood and get out of a funk by using some simple brain hacks to get yourself to feel happy. In this episode of GoodForMeTV, I am going to teach you 7 quick, simple, and effective ways to turn your thoughts around so you can turn your mood around so you can start feeling good right away. If [...]

Do you find it hard to know what to say to someone who's struggling? How to be supportive, show them that you care, or even just get them to open up to you? It's often hard to know what to say to someone who is struggling. Usually, when someone tells us about something that they are going through that's difficult, painful, or upsetting, we want to be helpful, but often end up saying things that aren't.

When a friend or family member opens up to us about something tough they're going through it can be really hard to know what to do or say. How can we show them that we're there for them? How do we let them know we support them? What can we say that will help? It's tough to know what they need from us in those moments so sometimes we don't end up saying anything for fear of saying the wrong thing, or we say something that makes the person shut down or get defensive - [...]