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There is a particular kind of joy in the simple act of curling up in an armchair with a book on a winter's day, or going to a café with nothing to do but take in the next chapter, or going to bed early and sitting up against soft pillows to read by lamplight. Words can be a real comfort in the darkest of seasons - both those we read and those we write. I hope this episode inspires you to pull down a favourite book off the shelf and have a read, or perhaps treat yourself to some poetry, or a new story, or a self-help book that is going to carry you through the winter. I also hope it is going to inspire you to get out your notebook and write some of your own words, as the fire crackles and the tree lights flicker.This episode includes:Wintery words to inspire youLots of cosy reading recommendations Inspiration for writing as a tool for wellbeingNature cornerChristmas traditions from around the world (from lovely listeners!)Get ahead tips as Christmas edges closerPLUS A lovely cosy giveaway (enter on my Instagram @bethkempton)With inspiration from Peter Hennessy, Josephine Greywoode, Alexandra Harris, Jane McMorland Hunter @alittlecitygarden, Tom Hennen, Phyllis Cole-Dai, Ruby R Wilson, Horatio Clare @horatiowrites, Nancy Campbell, Kevin Parr, @MattBakerOfficial, @FrancescaBeauman, Ono no Komachi, @SandrineBailly, Kim Simonsen, Randi Ward, Chris McCabe @mccabio1977, Freddie Jones, Andrew McRae, Robert Bridges, @Mark_Nepo, Elizabeth Jenner, @NationalTrust, Greg Loades @hull_urban_gardener, Shawn Bythell @bookshopwigtown, @cheftimanderson @hollyringland @therosiewalsh @mattzhaig, Muriel Barbery, Jenny Colgan @jennycolganwriter @jennycolganbooks, Joanne Harris @joannechocolat.PS See the full show notes here for recipe ingredients and other links. Lovely things for you:· Read my how to write a haiku essay and subscribe for free at https://bethkempton.substack.com· CLICK HERE to download the free Calm Christmas Planner · CLICK HERE to register for my Winter Writing Sanctuary (Dec 28-Jan 6), also free this year · Get up to 50% off ALL my writing courses in my winter gratitude sale at https://dowhatyouloveforlife.com
In this special mini episode we'll ask questions for reflecting on the past year and the next year, then say some holiday themed affirmations.Like You is listener supported. Learn how you can support the show by becoming a patron on Patreon. You can also support the show by shopping in our online store or purchasing songs from the show on our Bandcamp page.Please send us a voice memo, drawing, or letter at hello@likeyoupodcast.com. We play a voice memo from a listener at the beginning of most episodes. If your child wants to be included, record a voice memo on your phone and email it to us. Your child can introduce themself and then say a favorite affirmation, sing a line from a Like You song, say what they like about the show, or share whatever they feel! Keep it short (10-20 seconds), send it to our email, and then wait patiently. It is our goal to share every recording eventually!Like You is a production of Perpetual Motion. The show is written and produced by Noah Glenn. The show's artwork was illustrated by Mia Saine. Episode art is created by Lindsey Glenn.This episode features original music by Noah Glenn. Find us here:WebsitePatreonInstagramFacebookTwitterApple PodcastsSpotifyBandcampOnline Shop
It's the most wonderful time of the year! Isn't it? Sarah and I love the holidays as much as the next person, but we're also conscious that it can also come with lots of stress, pressure and feelings of obligation or loneliness. In this episode we discuss our experiences with the pressures that holiday times can bring and how we deal with that. It's no surprise that self love and some moments of silence are in the mix ;) Listen for some of our practical tips on how we navigate the holiday season of holiday parties, year end deadlines and gift giving. Wishing you all a very kind, wholesome, loving and joyful holiday season.Our mission is to inspire vulnerability and awareness in order to become more mindful of our everyday actions and how they affect the planet, each other and ourselves.Please follow and subscribe! Instagram @theconsciousconversations Facebook @ The Conscious Conversations Podcast The Conscious Conversations Podcast Website
In this episode, Steph, Anna and Emilia answer client questions on disordered eating during a meal, Eckhart Tolls and The Power of Now, self-limiting beliefs vs. Realistic expectations, perpetual self-improvement journeys, comparison to friends and their bodies, transgender people in sport, mindfulness over Christmas party season, Christmas traditions, the struggle of leaving food on your plate, celebrating with joy other than food, weight gain when stopping tracking, For more information, visit www.emilia.fitness or @emiliathompsonphd
Christmas is coming. Can you feel it in the air? I can, and I love that feeling. And it's why I am here with you again, for a special edition of the Calm Christmas Podcast. Rather than a whole series this year, to honour my own need for proper rest this winter I have created you a bumper special episode, to help you settle in to a cosy winter. This one is longer than usual at almost an hour, so get yourself a hot cuppa, or pull on your boots and head out for a lovely long walk as you listen. This episode includes the most important question to ask yourself right now, a host of journaling prompts, our nature corner, recipes, wellbeing ideas and tips for getting ahead for Christmas.With inspiration from Nigel Slater, John D Burns, Edward Step, Melissa Harrison, Clare Foster, Andrew Montgomery, Lia Leendertz, Jody Vassallo, Mark Diacono, Keratin Niehoff, Laura Fleiter, James Martin, Paul Hollywood and BBC Good Food.I hope this podcast will help you locate Christmas as an anchor in the stormy seas of winter in this world right now.GIVEAWAY: To be in with the chance of winning a copy of Spice by Mark Diacono and a personalised, signed copy of Calm Christmas by Beth Kempton, enter on Instagram @bethkempton (deadline midnight UK time on Friday December 2) Take good care, Beth Featured in this episode:- Calm Christmas and a Happy New Year by Beth Kempton (Piatkus) - The Christmas Chronicles by Nigel Slater (4th Estate) - Wild Winter by John D Burns (Vertebrate Publishing) - Edward Step in Nature Rambles: An Introduction to Country-lore, 1930, in Winter: An anthology for the changing seasons edited by Melissa Harrison (Elliott & Thompson)- Winter Gardens by Clare Foster and Andrew Montgomery (Montgomery Press) - The Almanac 2022 by Lia Leendertz (Gaia) - The Yogic Kitchen by Jody Vassalo (HQ) - Spice: A cook's companion by Mark Diacono (Quadrille) - Advent by Kerstin Niehoff and Laura Fleiter (Murdoch) - The Fearless Writer Podcast - James Martin's homemade mincemeat recipe / Paul Hollywood's mince pie recipe Ingredients for recipes shared are available here. Transcript available here.
The podcast is back for a special bonus festive edition sharing mindful self-care tips to help you enjoy the festive season with less stress. Plus, there are some fabulous top tips from past and present season guests too.
We are fewer than two months until Christmas! And while it seems like a long ways away, it will also be here before you know it. Every year I say I'm going to be more mindful—that I'm going to enjoy the true reason for the season. And every year I find myself stressed out at … Continue reading 045 Terese Talk: Mindful Christmas →
All I want for Christmas is... Kitty & Klaudia! Well Merry Christmas, what luck! Here we are with a special episode on Xmas Day!Join us for a very Merry episode based on the three original purposes of Christmas: slowing down, being kind and celebrating the new beginning. To cheer you up even more, download our free Christmas gift with practical tools of boosting your happiness. Support the show (http://www.andhappiness.co.uk)
In this episode, Anna and Emilia chat about removing tracking for the holidays, the fitness industry intuitive eating backlash, hitting protein without tracking protein, and fuelling for endurance performance - is there a place for fasted training? Merry Christmas everyone, and goodbye 2020!
Toxic Positivity (0:03:09)Has someone ever confided in you as they struggle with something difficult, and all you can think to tell them is to "look on the bright side"? Because if you were really honest with them, you might make them feel more sadness and despair? Well little do you know, you might actually be spreading toxic positivity by saying that. Dr. Laura Gallaher defines toxic positivity and helps us know how to avoid it. Mindful Christmas (0:35:31)Christmas may be the merriest time of the year, but it is also the most stressful. There are kiddos to watch, food to cook, presents to buy etc. In the midst of the hustle and bustle, it's easy to lose sight of the merriness of Christmas and instead be overwhelmed with the stress of the holiday season. Carrie Ann Rhodes shares how to make this Christmas intentional and special. Relieving Loneliness (0:55:30)We've all had to dial back this year on holiday plans. Now isn't the time for big holiday gatherings, and it's okay to feel sad about that. COVID has limited our social interactions, leaving many of us to feel lonely. Dr. Marisa G. Franco gives advice on how to relieve this loneliness. Holiday Budgeting (1:11:58)The holidays are almost here, and while that's cause for cheer there is also the stress of the shopping list that comes with every holiday season. It's very tempting to walk into the mall or log into Amazon and purchase whatever you think Mom might like, but that approach can empty our wallet quickly. So, what can we do to be smart about our budget this holiday season? Here to talk us through it is finance expert Reyna Gobel. Winning the Lottery (1:26:35)We've all heard the age-old phrase: "Money can't solve all your problems." But... it can take care of your car payment, medical bills, and the vacation you've been wanting to take... It seems like money can solve many of your problems. This is why Americans spend roughly 71 billion dollars on lottery tickets every year-- despite their odds of winning being worse than their odds of getting attacked by a bear. But someone has to win, right? And for those winners, does the money solve all of their problems? Financial advisor Robert Pagliarini shares his insight.
2019/12/25 ~ Aldea's Christmas Eve Service 2019 is all about having a mindful Christmas.
2019/12/25 ~ Aldea's Christmas Eve Service 2019 is all about having a mindful Christmas.
2019/12/25 ~ Aldea's Christmas Eve Service 2019 is all about having a mindful Christmas.
In this, our last episode for 2019, we are fittingly joined with mindset coach and hypnotherapist Riaz Peter to discuss 'all things mindfulness' this Christmas.Riaz has a wealth of knowledge and tips on how to create a peaceful and mindful Christmas on all levels. We talk about the importance of who and what goes on around the table this holiday season - not just what is on the table as far as food is concerned. How do you enjoy your holidays but not go overboard? How do you approach both food and relationships mindfully this holiday break? There are many, many take home tips that Nicole and Katie gleaned from this podcast and we know you will too!Wishing you a merry, mindful Christmas. For more about Riaz you can head to his website riazpeter.org and continue the conversation over there.
Christmas is such a wonderful time of year and we want to be feeling our strongest and most energetic! However, we are tempted to indulge in rich, sugar-laden food which will leave us feeling exhausted and unhappy. There is a better way and so many wonderful alternatives that we can eat. Being mindful of what you prepare and eat will help a huge amount. In this podcast I give you four practical tips on how to live mindfully over this very busy, often fraught time. I also give you a few meal ideas and tell you what I'll be eating this Christmas. I'll be keeping it simple and clean but delicious. Enjoy!
Mindfulness in the Classroom- Mindful Christmas Published with permission from www.educationsvoice.wordpress.com
If you're struggling with loneliness, Christmas can be a particularly difficult time. In this episode, Mindful Christmas editor Jo Carnegie shares some tips for coping with Christmas loneliness – and how to help others during the festive season.Mindful Christmas is available now in the UK, USA and Australia.Find more features about mental health on our website: www.calmmoment.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
At the darkest time of the year, a festive feast can really make you feel better. But why? We put our questions to Good Mood Food author Charlotte Watts in a special episode sponsored by Mindful Christmas Magazine.Mindful Christmas is available now in the UK, USA and Australia. Good Mood Food by Charlotte Watts and Natalie Savona is published by Nourish and goes on sale in the UK on 20 December (priced £10.99).Find more features about nutrition on our website: www.calmmoment.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Do you ever wonder if your life would be better if you didn't drink? On today's show Ruby Warrington is here to talk about the sober movement and her new book Sober Curious. We discuss what not drinking can do for you and how saying goodbye to booze strengthened her spiritual practice and helped her find clarity. Could it do the same for you? Plus, we have the TOP 5 Mindful Christmas gifts. Join the crew at @MindfulMostly xo Andrea Collins
A Mindful Christmas: Part IIt’s so easy to allow the holidays to become frantic, pressured and heartless. Join Dr. Roger for a two-part series on The Mindful Christmas. Let’s join together in becoming fully present to the wonder and higher meaning of this season of light and love.
A Mindful Christmas: Part IIt’s so easy to allow the holidays to become frantic, pressured and heartless. Join Dr. Roger for a two-part series on The Mindful Christmas. Let’s join together in becoming fully present to the wonder and higher meaning of this season of light and love.
Welcome to episode 108 of The Mindful Kind podcast! This episode is all about The Mindful Christmas Challenge and I'm super excited to share it with you:) Don't forget to join me on Instagram @rachaelkable and Facebook to see my daily posts about The Challenge and be sure to watch The Mindful Kind Video Blog 5 when it goes live on Youtube on December 15th! Subscribe to my channel to stay up to date: https://www.youtube.com/c/rachaelkable Also, if you're taking part in The Mindful Christmas Challenge via social media, be sure to tag me and use the hashtag #mindfulxmas The Challenge will begin on 18th Dec, but feel free to join in whenever you like. Day One (Dec 18th): Make a Christmas card and write a kind note inside Day Two (19th Dec): Do a random act of kindness and notice how it feels Day Three (20th Dec): Wrap a gift mindfully Day Four (21st Dec): Make a delicious Christmas treat Day Five (22nd Dec): Go on a Christmas lights adventure Day Six (23rd Dec): Take a Christmas photo Day Seven (24th Dec): Spend time with the people or animals you care about If you would like to see the blog post about The Mindful Christmas Challenge, head over here: www.rachaelkable.com/blog/the-mindful-christmas-challenge I hope you have a wonderful week, Mindful Kind!