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 ever tried to practice mindfulness at home… and gotten crazy frustrated when your kids suddenly found every excuse under the sun to push your buttons?!
Or maybe you’ve sat down to meditate, and 3 seconds later been bombarded with snack requests and phone pings… then completely lost your cool?!
Can you relate? Me too. Mindfulness can feel out of reach when you’ve got a to-do list as long as your arm and kids pulling you in all directions…
But today’s guest, Fleur Chambers, is here to show us how a few simple reframes can help you find more moments of peace and zen in amongst the crazy.
Fleur is a mindfulness and meditation teacher and creator of The Happy Habit app, who has supported over 600,000 people in 30 different countries to feel happier from the inside out.
Her insights and realistic, real-mum strategies will inspire you to take action and prioritise your self-care – even if you’re used to putting yourself last, and even if you’re a recovering perfectionist.
So what’s this conversation REALLY about?
•What a meditation practice looks like when you’ve got 3 kids (LOVE what she shares here!)
•Are your expectations killing your chance at inner calm? Here’s how to let them go
•Why “zen bliss” is NOT the goal of meditation
•”If I can’t meditate properly, what’s the point?” and other ways that mums sabotage themselves
•It’s okay if meditation feels really hard… here’s how to get better
•The deathbed realisation that meditation can help us avoid
•Do you actually *like* yourself? If not, here’s how meditation can help
•How to stop getting so distracted
•Powerful ways to strengthen your neural pathways
•How Fleur hit rock bottom… and how she worked her way out of it
So if you’re after a no-BS conversation about what mindfulness REALLY looks like amongst the hubbub of daily life, and how to free yourself from crippling high standards and perfectionism, then press play – this one’s for you.
Links:
Fleur’s website
Fleur’s meditations on the Insight Timer app
The Happy Habit app
The Conversations With Lisa playlist
Continue the conversation with Lisa:
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You can quote me on that:
“We need to get better at flexing our self-care muscle, and gifting ourselves the time we need to prioritise it.”
– Lisa Corduff
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Leave a review (um, and a hefty handful of stars!) here.
Have you ever tried to practice mindfulness at home… and gotten crazy frustrated when your kids suddenly found every excuse under the sun to push your buttons?!
Or maybe you’ve sat down to meditate, and 3 seconds later been bombarded with snack requests and phone pings… then completely lost your cool?!
Can you relate? Me too. Mindfulness can feel out of reach when you’ve got a to-do list as long as your arm and kids pulling you in all directions…
But today’s guest, Fleur Chambers, is here to show us how a few simple reframes can help you find more moments of peace and zen in amongst the crazy.
Fleur is a mindfulness and meditation teacher and creator of The Happy Habit app, who has supported over 600,000 people in 30 different countries to feel happier from the inside out.
Her insights and realistic, real-mum strategies will inspire you to take action and prioritise your self-care — even if you’re used to putting yourself last, and even if you’re a recovering perfectionist.
So what’s this conversation REALLY about?
- What a meditation practice looks like when you’ve got 3 kids (LOVE what she shares here!)
- Are your expectations killing your chance at inner calm? Here’s how to let them go
- Why “zen bliss” is NOT the goal of meditation
- “If I can’t meditate properly, what’s the point?” and other ways that mums sabotage themselves
- It’s okay if meditation feels really hard… here’s how to get better
- The deathbed realisation that meditation can help us avoid
- Do you actually *like* yourself? If not, here’s how meditation can help
- How to stop getting so distracted
- Powerful ways to strengthen your neural pathways
- How Fleur hit rock bottom… and how she worked her way out of it
So if you’re after a no-BS conversation about what mindfulness REALLY looks like amongst the hubbub of daily life, and how to free yourself from crippling high standards and perfectionism, then press play — this one’s for you.
Links:
Fleur’s meditations on the Insight Timer app
The Conversations With Lisa playlist
Continue the conversation with Lisa:
You can quote me on that:
“We need to get better at flexing our self-care muscle, and gifting ourselves the time we need to prioritise it.”
– Lisa Corduff
Want to help me out?
Leave a review (um, and a hefty handful of stars!) here.
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