
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
Kate Snowise, Self Help
Hosted by Psychologist turned Life & Executive Coach, Kate Snowise, Here to Thrive ® is a practical show about creating and living a fulfilling life. It mixes Positive Psychology with Wisdom + Modern Spiritual Thought, always with a focus on sharing information that will help you create a personally meaningful and fulfilling life. If you're into self-help and enjoy the likes of Gabby Bernstein, Brene Brown & Elizabeth Gilbert you'll likely have some fun here too.
The show is practical in that it will include plenty of tips and tricks that you can apply to your own life to feel more happy in your heart. It focuses on achieving balance, finding peace, and discovering our personal power. It is a show is for those of us who are not content with living a shallow life but rather are ready to focus on our personal and soul growth and development.
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#134. Dr. Lindsay Weisner: Towards Happier
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
03/18/20 • 45 min
Dr. Lindsay Weisner, and she is the co-author of a book with Selene Castrovilla called 10-Steps to Finding Happy which is due to be released on March 20th which is the United Nations International Day of Happiness.
Now this was recorded well before Coronavirus was even a thing. It’s amazing how things can turn on their heads! So some of our comments you may look at through a different lens now that we’re living with more uncertainty.
Lindsay is a psychologist who specializes in teenagers with suicidal ideation. We’ll talk a little bit more about that in here. Alongside that conversation though is one about what makes us happy? And why we aren’t necessarily as happy as we could be. Specifically we’ll touch on:
· How technology is interrupting our lives, and stopping us from being present in the here and now (news notifications anyone?)
· How perhaps we really are more stressed out these days
· How every generation has their “mess of garbage” to deal with
· How we are likely bringing more psychological baggage into our lives than previous generations
· How expectations of happiness can lead to disappointment
· And the importance of living an active over a passive life.
You can pre-order 10-Steps to happy before 20th March. But also remember, 20th March is United Nations International Day of Happiness. We need it this year...so spread so happy around dear people.
Dr. Lindsay Wesiners book 10-Steps to Happy is going to be released on 20th March. If you enjoyed her upbeat vibe, you can also listen to her podcast which is Neurotic Nourishment. If you want to track down Lindsay and learn more about her work, therapy etc. you can follow her at @PsychShinkMom, and she practices out of Hewlett New York.
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#16: Cassandra Bodzak - How to Eat With Intention & Create a Life that Lights You Up
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
10/13/16 • 62 min
This week I had the honor of interviewing Cassandra Bodzak. She is a Healthy Living Expert, a certified health & wellness coach, a meditation teacher, as well as cooking extraordinaire. She is an all around #lightmaker
Her work focuses on people feeling good from the inside out – which I am wholeheartedly on board with! She helps people live their happiest and healthiest lives, through taking care of their bodies and nourishing their souls.
She was on ABC’s the Taste and a regular contributor to Shape Magazine. She is also the Author of a soon to be released cookbook and self-care guide: Eat With Intention: Recipes and Meditations for a Life That Lights You Up.
In this episode we go deep. We had an awesome conversation. We cover:
- The common struggle women have with body image,
- The Well-Being Trifecta, and how Cassandra believes whole health isn't just about food,
- The importance of Self-Care and what that can look like,
- How Cassandra taught herself how to meditate via the internet (no expensive retreats here),
- How you can literally shower your body with appreciation and learn to love the skin you're in.
Cassandra can be found at her website: www.cassandrabodzak.com
Her book is called - Eat With Intention - and can be preordered now on Amazon.
Her online membership community is Aprecity. If you'd like to know more, head here: https://aprecity.com/join
Cassandra can also be found on facebook or instagram! @CassandraBodzak
For weblinks, head over to my website at www.thrive.how/podcast16
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#139. Rob Bell - Everything is Spiritual
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
10/16/20 • 53 min
“This experience that we’re having here is very, very, very strange. Consciousness itself, the fact that you and I can be aware of ourselves having this conversation. The most basic realities of this experience that we’re having are indescribably strange and odd. So that is also what we mean by spiritual. If you aren’t at some point smiling about how strange this whole thing is, you’re not paying attention.” – Rob Bell
ROB BELL is the New York Times Bestselling author of ten books, including Velvet Elvis, Drops Like Stars, and Love Wins, which have been translated into 25 languages. His podcast, called RobCast, was named by iTunes Best of 2015. He’s toured with Oprah, been profiled in The New Yorker, and in 2011 TIME Magazine named him one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World. He does regular shows at Largo, a comedy and music club in Los Angeles, where he lives with his wife Kristen and their three kids.
In this episode, we’re talking (and so much more):
- Quantum Physics and it’s relationship to Spirituality
- When you don’t know what is next for you, that space in between
- What does it mean to be successful?
- Our human identifications
- Self-Care and how we can support ourselves
Rob & Liz Gilbert are doing are doing an online workshop on Imagining on 31st Oct 2020. For more details on that, head here: www.celebrateyourlife.com
Rob Bell’s new book is Everything is Spiritual. Find it here alongside more about Rob: https://robbell.com/
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Learn more about the host, Kate Snowise, here: www.thrive.how
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Update: Season 6 Returns Spring 23
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11/04/22 • 0 min
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#89. Becca Reed Smith on Self-Doubt + Fear
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
04/20/18 • 50 min
This is an important, enlightening and super useful information. Becca Reed Smith is a Therapist & Mindset coach. She shares with us here her straightforward guidance, and she explains concepts that most of us find challenging, in very real and understandable ways.
We talk about a lot in this podcast, but some of the particulars include:
- Understanding that Fear is Normal
- How common it is to not feel good enough at times
- The importance of stepping out of our Comfort Zones when it comes to Fear + Self-Doubt
- Imposter Syndrome, and a discussion on the "who am I to ..." statement many of us play in our heads
- How once we feel safe and grounded, our options open up
- How stress can eventually lead us to feeling numb and that is our nervous system simply doing its job and trying to regulate the big emotions
- Cognitive dissonance - what it is, and how we can use it to our advantage
- And how our Doubting Dialogue often shows up in the form of "what if" questions and what we can do it quieten it
To see the diagram of the Window of Tolerance, head to the blog post: www.thrive.how/podcast89
To find out more about Becca and her services, head to: www.beccareedsmith.com
You can also follow her on Instagram, Facebook & Pinterest at: @beccareedsmith
To get the Freebie I mention, 3 Steps to Moving through Doubt, click here: http://bit.ly/2G7Y3Mu
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CHANNEL YOUR CHILL - my group program is LIVE and ready for registration. It launches mid-May 2018. For more information head to: www.channelyourchill.com or thrive.how
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#61. The Important vs. The Urgent [+ the F*ck it Bucket]
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
10/06/17 • 22 min
Most of have a tendency to get stuck on distractions, and sometimes drama, and often the most important stuff gets pushed aside.
Today I'm talking about how to make sure the Important stuff (the things that matter most in your life) don't fall by the wayside and become dominated by the things that are nosier and demand your attention more - the Urgent things.
Because a life well-lived is one where you're focusing on, and spending your time on, the stuff that matters most.
In this ep. I talk through the Franklin-Covey Time Management Matrix. To see an image, head to my website: www.thrive.how/podcast61.
This concept is spoken about in depth in Stephen Covey's book - The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - under Habit 3: Put First Things First.
I reference a Fortune article on this topic too. That can be found here: http://fortune.com/2011/03/16/how-i-managed-my-time-the-covey-way/
I talk through how you can prioritize your own life, and some simple tools that can help you spend more of your time on the stuff that is truly important to you.
Exercise: Towards the end of this episode I ask you to think about what things can go in your personal F*ck-It Bucket. Grab a piece of paper, put a line down the middle. Put a title on one side "What Matters Most", and on the other side title it "F*ck-It Bucket". This is a very quick and easy way to do an audit of your priorities and what you might need to pay more attention to.
To learn more about me, the host Kate Snowise, head over to my website: www.thrive.how
If you happen to be an awesome Literary Agent looking for an epic new author you can email me directly at [email protected] :)
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#96. Jodi Baretz on Mindfulness: Don't Miss Your Life
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
06/08/18 • 60 min
Jodi Baretz had me having serious a-ha moments. Her description of why we should be aware of mindfulness, and the benefits it has for us, tugged hard at my heartstrings. I've known about mindfulness and the theory for a long time, but I've never had someone kind of hit me between the eyes about why I would want to prioritize it in my own life, and I feel like our conversation really did that for me.
Jodi is a Psychotherapist, Mindfulness Teacher & Integrative Health Coach, and she weaves all of this expertise into her own type of wisdom.
She is also the author of the brand new release, Mindful is the New Skinny. To grab your copy, head here: https://amzn.to/2xNECbp
In this episode, a small snippet of the things we cover include:
- How the desire for external perfection robs us of our joy
- How a diet-mindset undermines self-compassion
- How obsession with food can be an avoidance mechanism for what we don't want to face in our lives
- How we can start being kinder to ourselves
- Importance of awareness of our thoughts (and how mindfulness helps us achieve this)
- How starting a meditation practice can feel like you're locked in a phone booth with a crazy person (but that is okay!)
- How practicing mindfulness really helps us out when we're up against life's challenges
- How so many of us are missing out on making memories in our lives because we're not present
- and how we can make sleep a pampering experience.
All that and I LOVED her definition of fulfillment! It is a GOODIE!
To find Jodi online (and grab your freebie), head to www.jodibaretz.com
To find her on Instagram & Facebook - search for Mindful is the New Skinny
To join her Mindful Mom's facebook group, head to: https://www.facebook.com/groups/mindfulmoms/?ref=br_rs
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Season 5 Intro: Where Have I Been?
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
12/03/21 • 19 min
Hi, Kate here. We're back! I know that last season end was abrupt and probably quite shocking. This is the story of what has been going on. Some of you have been checking in via Instagram and Facebook to try and tap into where Here to Thrive has been. It's been a ride people! Here is a little bit more about my personal journey and what you can expect over the coming wee while from Here to Thrive!
Head to the website if you're looking for the Free Planning & Intention Setting Guide: www.heretothrive.com
p.s. I drop some bad language in here, and there are some heavy things touched on...so maybe keep your headphones in on this one and save those little ears around you :)
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#154. Michael Anthony: Think Unbroken
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
12/06/21 • 48 min
I challenge you to listen to Michael and not be inspired. His story is one of overcoming and finding the power within himself to commit to a new vision of what he wanted for his future. He can check the box on all 10 of the measures on the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) scale, and talks here about his rock-bottom moment when he made the decision to do things differently. Michael is passionate and the definition of inspiring.
He is practical, grounded, yet calls it as it is. This episode includes:
- The importance of defining who you are
- Making the decision to do whatever it takes to be the hero of his own story
- Being relentless in the pursuit of what you want
- How mindset + action = self-actualization
- How a confused mind will always fail, and how important intention and clarity really are
- The importance of self-trust
- and how he applies his personal motto - "No excuses. Just results."
His book is Think Unbroken. You can find that here: Think Unbroken Amazon
He works as a Coach and is also a Speaker. Find more details on his website here: https://www.thinkunbroken.com
And Michael also hosts the Think Unbroken podcast. Link here: https://www.thinkunbrokenpodcast.com
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#64. Emily Esfahani Smith - A Meaningful Life
Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development
10/27/17 • 44 min
Emily Esfahani Smith is an expert on the meaningful life. Here we're talking through how how meaningful life doesn't have to be an extraordinary life. As she asserts, most of us will live a fairly ordinary lives but there is still huge amounts of meaning to be found in the everyday experiences of being human.
Emily is author of the book - The Power of Meaning.
She is also a speaker, and has an incredibly moving and popular TED talk - There is More to Life than Being Happy
In this episode we cover:
- The difference between a happy life and a meaningful life
- Why pursuing happiness doesn't appear to be enough
- The 4 Pillars of meaning that she uncovered while researching her book
- How you can apply these pillars to your own life and mine it for meaning
- The influence that the stories we tell ourselves about our pasts can have on us
- and the impact of a Contamination story vs. a Redemptive story
To learn more about Emily you can head to her website, www.emilyesfahanismith.com
To learn more about the host, Kate Snowise head to: www.thrive.how
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Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development currently has 170 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Happiness, Spirituality, Psychology, Selfhelp, Mental Health, Wisdom, Podcasts, Self-Improvement and Education.
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The episode title '#134. Dr. Lindsay Weisner: Towards Happier' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development is 34 minutes.
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Episodes of Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of Here to Thrive ® | Self Help & Personal Development was released on Jul 28, 2016.
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