Show Title: Learn How You Can Live Full Out By Being Open With Others
Episode: 2021.7.27

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to be open with others. Perhaps you struggle to communicate your emotions. Maybe you are afraid that you won't be accepted by the people around you. Expressing yourself is a healthy way to improve your connections and live full out.
Our first caller, Anna , asks Nancy how to juggle an internship, a job and summer courses at once. She feels sleep deprived and overcommitted. Nancy shares her advice on how to improve your mindset to take on the day as well as tips on how to get a restful night's sleep. Listen in to learn how you can conquer your days no matter how scary your to-do list may look.
Our inspirational guest, Amy Gravino, was diagnosed with aspergers, a form of autism. Because of this, the outside world saw her as different, attracting bullies starting as early as second grade. After feeling as if she had to justify her existence her entire life, Amy eventually went to college and found people who understood her. Although her struggles seemed to be lessening, she soon was faced with heartbreak and betrayal. Tune in to hear how Amy takes on the stigma behind sexuality and autism by being open with others.
Our final caller, Christine, tells Nancy that she has returned to work full time and is overwhelmed with responsibilities to others. She feels as though there is no time to nurture herself. She enjoys her roles as career woman and mother, however she wants to also do the things that make her happy. Nancy gives tips on how to budget your time and maintain a healthy outlook. Listen in as Nancy outlines how to balance work, home and self care.
Maybe you are afraid of feeling like a burden. Perhaps you feel like you will not be taken seriously. Being your most authentic self and opening up to others is essential to truly living full out.
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