Are you constantly waiting for the shoe to drop? Waiting for things to go wrong? Living in a space of doubt and anxiety - pulling you away from the present, relationships, and abundance? But what might happen if we start waiting for things to go right?
In this episode, NYT best-selling author, certified breathwork coach, and Restorative writing teacher Alex Elle wants us to start letting things be good. Sharing her own journey of self-discovery, Alex joins Stacy to talk living intentionally, showing up flawed, and honoring your boundaries.
So while healing might not get easier, it can get softer with self-compassion and Alex Elle’s daily practices to reclaim your peace.
KEY POINTS:
QUOTABLES:
“We don't have to dishonor our boundaries for the sake of wanting to make other people comfortable.” - Alex Elle
“Perfectionism will leave you raggedy, will leave you run down, and will leave you thinking you're still not good enough even when you did your best. Discipline is staying committed and connected to the highest truth of yourself.” - Alex Elle
“Shoes are going to drop, but we can't be sit standing there waiting for it to drop.” - Alex Elle
GUEST RESOURCES:
Alex Elle
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A great podcast that facilitates vulnerable conversations. Topics are real and so relatable! Love the guest Stacy has on the show. Definitely a must listen!
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