2018.4.11

The Living Full Out Show wants to support you in overcoming hesitation. Perhaps there was a time when you felt you were unqualified for a career. Maybe you wanted to make a major purchase or change in your life but were unsure if the timing was right. If you go through life refusing to take risks, you may miss out on the rewards you could get. By trusting in your ability and coming up with a strategy, you can surpass limitations your mind imagines.

Our first caller is Beth, whose daughter is struggling to figure out what she wants to do after graduating high school. Nancy shows Beth to have camaraderie with her daughter by sharing how she handled the journey after high school. Beth can remind her that there is freedom in the ability to choose ,even if there is uncertainty. By researching career personality tests, Beth can support her daughter with more options to find a job she can be passionate about.

Our second caller is Fiona, who is having difficulty staying motivated. Nancy tells Fiona to remember how important she is to her loved ones when she wants to curl into a ball. Fiona can refocus her negative thoughts by realizing there are people she has yet to meet who will be inspired by her. Understanding that there is a purpose she needs to fulfill can give Fiona the resolve to open up again.

Our inspirational guest is Crystal Woodam-Miller, a survivor of the Columbine shooting. Trapped in the library, Crystal held to her faith that she could survive despite fear. Relying on her friends as support, Crystal found the clarity to make an escape. Instead of allowing tragedy to control her, Crystal chose to share her experience to give hope to other victims. Despite exhaustion from media exposure and survivor’s guilt, Crystal resolved to live her life with renewed purpose in honor of the friends she’d lost.

Our final caller is Jennifer, who feels exhausted as a third year college student balancing work and studying. Nancy instructs Jennifer to envision how successful and happy she will be after she has her degree. When Jennifer gets fatigue, she can think about the clients she will assist more effectively because of her struggles now.

When you get distracted by the achievements of others, you may feel less capable for success. Instead, envision the life you want to have and tap into your resolve to make it happen. Understanding what your goals are and making a plan to achieve them can lessen anxiety. By refusing to give into hesitation, you can be more confident and live full out.