Episode: 2019.5.21

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to follow your instincts, especially through the difficult times. Perhaps you are faced with a life changing decision involving your career. Maybe you are doubting a certain relationship and are not sure whether to end it. By trusting your own opinions and following your heart, you can live full out.

Our first caller, Sela, is nervous about leaving home and attending college soon, and was wondering how she can cope with those anxious emotions. Nancy says to give less power to those fears that overwhelm you. Listen in to learn how you can have control over intimidating situations.

Our second caller, Lydia, is curious about how to help someone find his or her passion without imposing her own desires on them. Nancy advises her to focus on supporting them without being too influential. Tune in to learn how you can serve as a resource for others.

On this special show, the tables are turned! Host, Nancy Solari, is interviewed as our inspirational guest by a team member, Caroline. As Nancy sits in the “hot seat,” she answers questions about her life asked by her viewers. Nancy shares her story about living with her vision loss, as she was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa at 16 years old. From explaining how she has made adjustments to her lifestyle to talking about why she created Living Full Out, Nancy reveals how she copes with her diagnosis and lives with her arms wide open. She has learned to not fear the future as long as she trusts her instincts and herself. Listen in to learn more about the incredible woman who created this company and inspires many every day to live full out.

Our final caller, Brian, is wondering how he can go about changing his career while in his late 40’s. Nancy tells him to think about what he is good at and use those natural skills to follow the road less traveled when exploring new jobs. Tune in to find the inspiration to put yourself out there and trust the path you choose.

Maybe you are struggling on whether to reach out and help a close friend with his or her problem. Perhaps you are confused about how much you can trust a new friendship. When faced with a crossroad, sometimes you have to take the risk and follow what you think is best. When you have faith in yourself and the path you choose, you are living full out.