Hello, awakening woman. This podcast is for you – the woman seeking more than Insta-perfect images and surface-level living. Ever wondered why you repeat patterns, don’t speak up and hate on yourself? Feel like you’re a melting pot of potential trapped in a hamster wheel life? Then join the conversation. Lisa Corduff, leading Australian transformational coach, leads women back into their personal power with conversations that connect in a way few others can. It’s time for a new conversation.
Have you wondered why you often repeat behaviours that are destructive or unhealthy? You keep doing it even although you know it’s not serving you?
On today’s episode I share about my addiction to salty chips. How it happened (grief), how it became a habit (our brains are lazy!) and how I’m changing it (I’ll share the step by step!).
Are there behaviours/thoughts/patterns that you keep repeating that are holding you back from being the best version of you? If so: register for my upcoming Free Workshop here
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Have you wondered why you often repeat behaviours that are destructive or unhealthy? You keep doing it even although you know it’s not serving you?
On today’s episode I share about my addiction to salty chips. How it happened (grief), how it became a habit (our brains are lazy!) and how I’m changing it (I’ll share the step by step!).
Are there behaviours/thoughts/patterns that you keep repeating that are holding you back from being the best version of you? If so: register for my upcoming Free Workshop here
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I’m a chip eater too. Thanks for wonderful podcast.