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Today's episode is about ending one chapter and starting a brand new one. I'm sharing the story of being misdiagnosed with an autoimmune disease and what's to come with my new life and of course this show! I am giving you the scoop here first. The Podcast will be changing and upgrading to a brand-new level. You will really enjoy all the new content coming your way! I promise! Be sure to listen to the entire episode to get all the details as there are quiet a few... The Happy Workaholic Network is the new community I've created for the after show as well as personal development, self-care, healthy recipes, business tips, mindset, meal prep, sharing our life wins and so much more. To become a member of this uplifting, motivating and inspiring female driven community click here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thwnetwork/ Want to take advantage of the amazing deal I mentioned on today's episode? Contact me here: https://kellyanngorman.com/work-with-me/ Don't forget offer expires on 1/31/19 at 11:59pm PST. Have a topic you would like me to cover? Send me a message on FB or IG @thehappyworkaholic To join my VIP Email List and receive Business, Mindset and Organizational Tools I created click here: http://eepurl.com/chZ_H9 Thank you so much for tuning in and listening every week. I am so excited for this new chapter! HUGE thank you to today's sponsor Lemonayde App! To learn more about the app and support them on Kickstarter click here: http://supportlemonayde.com Website: https://www.lemonaydeapp.com/ You can also find them on their social media channels below. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LemonaydeApp/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lemonaydeapp/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LemonaydeApp

 In this episode you will learn:    Don't cave to the financial norms. Your life is no longer normal. The HEAD-meaning and certainty for emotional intelligence. Head.Heart.Gut-Three centers for emotional intelligence and self improvement. Sexuality redefined by technology- Lemonayde App Do whatever it takes to get to the next level financially. Understanding the framework for which we view the world.  Fear is a defensive stance...action always cures FEAR. Understand the habitually of the way we think, a way of being.  The records that play in our heads with Aaron and Sarah. Starting over financially after chronic illness. Meditation Practice- Identifying the actual emotion, thank the emotion, ask, listen, and then trust.   STARRING: NIKO GEOFFROY, DON SCHLICHTE, CHRISTY KENNEDY Contact Our Guests: Don Schlichte with G5t.money: www.g5t.money.com Schlichte3@gmail.com Christy Kennedy at Culture Conscious: https://www.cultureconscious.work/ https://www.cultureconscious.work/contact-christy-kennedy/   Niko Geoffrey at Lemonayde App:  https://www.lemonaydeapp.com/ Sponsored By: Envita Medical   “Envita Medical saved my life. They restored my cognitive function, gave me back my legs and stopped the excruciating neurological pain. We are so proud to be partnered with them in serving the Lyme community.”-Sarah Schlichte Sanchez Links: The Lyme Voice Podcast- Lymevoice.com Lyme Documentary-Disappearing From Society, Life with chronic Lyme in 14 minutes…https://www.facebook.com/1557989807801733/videos/1984066578527385/ Little Bite, BIG TROUBLE, available on Amazon -Children’s book about Lyme disease  

Join Kelli and Erica as they share some knowledge about emotional agility from research psychologist Susan David. And feel free to support our friends over at the Lemonayde App by going to SupportLemonayde.com Visit notanotheranxietyshow.com for more resources, including a free e-book when you sign up for my newsletter, courses, videos, and more! Disclaimer: Hopefully you find the information in this podcast helpful but it is not intended to replace medical advice and should not be used as such.

Join Kelli and Erica as they share some knowledge about emotional agility from research psychologist Susan David. And feel free to support our friends over at the Lemonayde App by going to SupportLemonayde.com Visit notanotheranxietyshow.com for more resources, including a free e-book when you sign up for my newsletter, courses, videos, and more! Disclaimer: Hopefully you find the information in this podcast helpful but it is not intended to replace medical advice and should not be used as such.

Join Kelli as she shares an exercise to cultivate something we've been talking quite a bit about on the podcast lately - acceptance. And feel free to support our friends over at the Lemonayde App by going to SupportLemonayde.com Visit notanotheranxietyshow.com for more resources, including a free e-book when you sign up for my newsletter, courses, videos, and more! Disclaimer: Hopefully you find the information in this podcast helpful but it is not intended to replace medical advice and should not be used as such.

An interview with Niko, founder of the chronic illness community and dating app Lemonayde, about dating with chronic illness and his own chronic skin issue Tinea Versicolor.Lemonayde AppName *Niko GeoffroyWhat is your disorder? *Tinea VersicolorAt what age did your disorder become a daily issue? *15Who were you before your illness became debilitating? *Before my condition, I was already pretty introverted and my skin condition really added to that and made it harder to get out of it.What would you do if you were not dealing with your invisible illness? *Since my illness is a skin condition, it is visible. I think all of my adversities are what pushes me to be as ambitious as I am. If not for my condition, I certainly would not have started Lemonayde.What would you like people to know about your daily life? *My daily life, especially when it includes any activity that forces me to take my shirt off, is full of a lot of explaining. Our culture is pretty hostile towards skin conditions, in general. The first question they need to know is, "Is it contagious?". Also, the assumption is usually that skin conditions are a result of poor hygiene, which, of course, is just not so. I take these moments to educate.What would make living and moving in the world easier for you? *More communities where people feel comfortable to be vulnerable in regards to their health without the expectation of judgement. There's a sense of relief and liberation that comes with being around people who you don't have to explain your health to.Do you have any life hacks? *More like mantras: 1) Your disadvantages are actually advantages. Find a way to use them as such. 2) The only two opinions I care about are that of parents. Everything else is noise. 3) Set your priorities and stick to them. Your health should be #1.What kind of support do you get from family or friends? *I love my family, they;re incredibly supportive, in that they don't treat any differently. And I pick my friends wisely. They don't see me any differently either. My family and friends know that I'm very independent and if I don't ask for help, it's because I DON'T want it. But if I do ask, I probably really need it.Have you ever had someone not believe you have an invisible illness because of your appearance and if so are there any examples that stand out? *I've had moments when people were convinced that my skin condition was due to poor hygiene even though I explained it has nothing to with hygiene. But whatevs.How has your invisible illness affected your relationships? *Woo. My skin condition started to develop in High School, which we all know is the most unforgiving place known to man. And with the emergence of a skin condition, that I had convinced myself was unsightly, came the insecurities and self-doubt. I put up a whole lot of walls when it came to social and dating activities. For me, being intimate was pretty much off the table. I didn't want to have to find myself in the excruciating situation of having to explain my skin condition and having the whole world know about it. My first relationship started in college and it was with someone who also had a skin condition (psoriasis). This may sound weird now but I initially fought off this relationship only because I knew she also had a skin condition. I don’t know why, but I guess I just didn’t want to convince myself that I’m only supposed to date people who were “like me” (whatever that means). But I was also keeping myself away from something great. It was just a strange confusing paradox. Fortunately, I lost that fight and we started dating and it was a wonderful relationship. We bonded about things only we would be able to understand. We skipped the whole “worrying about my condition” phase and just went straight to the fun part. We dated for quite a while and eventually moved on, as with most relationships. I did explore other relationships after the first, but it was the first that gave me that initial boost of confidence; validation of my awesomeness; and the relief that all ISN’T lost after all.Is there anything you are afraid to tell people in your life? *Very little. I used to be afraid to talk about my skin condition, now I don't care at all. I also used to be afraid to tell people about my undocumented status, now I couldn't care less.Does the fact that your disease is invisible change how healthcare professionals treat you? *The first time I saw a doctor about my condition, the first thing he recommended was Selsun Blue Medicated Formula. However, I told him that I've been using Selsun Blue for quite some time with no results and I asked him to prescribe something else. And this guy was just so unbelievably insistent. He told me I had to try it. But I didn't want to spend money on this doctor visit knowing that it would be a waste. And he did not let up. And it was extremely frustrating.What is your best coping mechanism? *Mashed potatoes and cookies. Also, I'm a self-healer. I like to do all of my healing and thinking on my own. So I meditate at least once a day.What are you the most concerned about and the hopeful for in the future? *This is on a grander scale but I do believe that our society is coming to the realization that empathy is the greatest healing power that's ever existed. My concern is that we will know that and consciously choose not to use it. However, my hope (and belief) is that we will. This can summed by the following lyric: You think the only people who are people Are the people who look and think like you But if you walk the footsteps of a stranger You'll learn things you never knew, you never knew.What is your favorite swear word?ClusterfuckIs there anything you want to make sure we talk about during the interview? Like an organization you want to promote or something specific that you deal with.I'd like to mention Lemonayde and how and I why decided to created it. As well as the mission behind it. We don't have to get too deep into it.What is the hardest and/or best lesson your condition has taught you?My ability to accept outcomes I have no control over. It's also given me the single trait I believe is my superpower... Empathy.What is the best purchase under $100 that helped your lifeCoffee. The book "David and Goliath - Malcolm Gladwell". The book "Our Revolution - Bernie Sanders"Any questions you think we should add to this list?"What do you believe is your purpose?" OR "What is the source of your motivation? What's the fuel that keeps you going?" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Kelli and Erica as they chat about fierce self-compassion, how it differs from traditional self-compassion, and the benefits of cultivating it. And feel free to support our friends over at the Lemonayde App by going to SupportLemonayde.com Visit notanotheranxietyshow.com for more resources, including a free e-book when you sign up for my newsletter, courses, videos, and more! Disclaimer: Hopefully you find the information in this podcast helpful but it is not intended to replace medical advice and should not be used as such.

Join Kelli and Erica as they chat about some of their biggest barriers, like doubt and acceptance, in working with anxiety. And feel free to support our friends over at the Lemonayde App by going to SupportLemonayde.com Visit notanotheranxietyshow.com for more resources, including a free e-book when you sign up for my newsletter, courses, videos, and more! Disclaimer: Hopefully you find the information in this podcast helpful but it is not intended to replace medical advice and should not be used as such.

Join Kelli and guest Dr. Russ Harris as they chat about the happiness trap and how it leads us to get innocently and unknowingly caught in the anxiety cycle. And feel free to support our friends over at the Lemonayde App by going to SupportLemonayde.com Visit notanotheranxietyshow.com for more resources, including a free e-book when you sign up for my newsletter, courses, videos, and more! Disclaimer: Hopefully you find the information in this podcast helpful but it is not intended to replace medical advice and should not be used as such.