One of the most powerful and courageous practices you can adopt is to review your year—and this is not just something for a business owner. Reviewing your year or conducting an annual review is a great way to consider what the past year has been about, what you’ve learned, and you can use that information to chart a path for growth.

If the thought of year-end reflection leaves you feeling more anxious than inspired? Use today’s podcast episode to give yourself a reset, as I dive into How to Conduct an Annual Review (That Actually Makes You Feel Alive, Not Behind)

Learn how to conduct a meaningful, psychology-informed annual review that helps you reconnect with your growth, not your guilt. I’m sharing powerful questions to reflect on your year with honesty instead of judgment, identify invisible progress, release what’s no longer aligned, and end with gratitude that actually feels real.

This isn’t a productivity audit. It’s a practice in self-trust, clarity, and compassion — the foundation for setting goals that genuinely fit who you are.

🚨 This isn’t just a podcast—it’s your wake-up call.

If you’ve been smiling through the grind, holding back your truth, or checking every box while something inside you feels like it’s suffocating—
it’s time to start a living practice of courage:

→ Rewire your relationship to fear: Courageous Living® Program
→ Join a life-changing program, to become a life-changing coach: CLCC
→ Build a business that feels like YOU: The Coaching Blueprint®
→ Get the real-real on becoming a life coach: The Craft of Coaching Podcast

Start now: YourCourageousLife.com

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Please note...while this podcast may discuss protocols to improve mental or physical health, listeners should always consult a qualified provider before following any advice or undertaking any changes to their lifestyle.

We’re taught to be grateful for what we have — but what about when gratitude starts to feel like a cage? What about when we feel the tension of wanting more, yet feeling…like we’ll be too much, or others will judge it, or it’ll completely disrupt our lives?

Let’s move past that limitation, and step into the courage to want more. I’m talking about how to embrace desire without guilt and why wanting “more” — more freedom, more meaning, more joy — doesn’t make you ungrateful or selfish. You’ll learn how to tell the difference between healthy, grounded desire and fear-based striving, and how to honor your growth without apologizing for it.

If you’ve ever felt guilty for wanting more — in your work, your relationships, or your life — this conversation will help you reframe desire as an act of courage, not greed.

Because courage isn’t about settling. It’s about expanding.

🚨 This isn’t just a podcast—it’s your wake-up call.

If you’ve been smiling through the grind, holding back your truth, or checking every box while something inside you feels like it’s suffocating—
it’s time to start a living practice of courage:

→ Rewire your relationship to fear: Courageous Living® Program
→ Join a life-changing program, to become a life-changing coach: CLCC
→ Build a business that feels like YOU: The Coaching Blueprint®
→ Get the real-real on becoming a life coach: The Craft of Coaching Podcast

Start now: YourCourageousLife.com

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Please note...while this podcast may discuss protocols to improve mental or physical health, listeners should always consult a qualified provider before following any advice or undertaking any changes to their lifestyle.

If the holidays leave you more drained than joyful, you’re not alone—and given what the holidays are supposed to represent, it’s really a shame that year after year, we get sucked into the parasitic undertow of stress and overwhelm.

But—if you choose it—it is possible to have a stress-free holiday season.

Today I’m sharing my three rules for creating a calm, meaningful, and truly stress-free holiday season — without isolating yourself or people-pleasing your way through December.

Let’s talk about how to trade obligation for intention, set boundaries before burnout hits, and redefine what “togetherness” really means on your terms.

This isn’t about pretending everything’s perfect — it’s about designing a holiday season rooted in courage, clarity, and self-respect, and opting out of the b.s.

🚨 This isn’t just a podcast—it’s your wake-up call.

If you’ve been smiling through the grind, holding back your truth, or checking every box while something inside you feels like it’s suffocating—
it’s time to start a living practice of courage:

→ Rewire your relationship to fear: Courageous Living® Program
→ Join a life-changing program, to become a life-changing coach: CLCC
→ Build a business that feels like YOU: The Coaching Blueprint®
→ Get the real-real on becoming a life coach: The Craft of Coaching Podcast

Start now: YourCourageousLife.com

Social: 📸 Instagram | 🎵 TikTok | 📺 YouTube | 📌 Pinterest

Please note...while this podcast may discuss protocols to improve mental or physical health, listeners should always consult a qualified provider before following any advice or undertaking any changes to their lifestyle.