316. The Danger of a Dramatic Brain

Have you ever been so convinced that you're right in an argument that you can't even understand how the other person could possibly see things differently? I know I have. In this first episode of Thanks, Brain, my best friend and fellow Master Certified Coach Rachel Hart and I ge ...  Show more

Do you feel bored but also have no idea what you actually want to do? And then, on top of that, do you make yourself feel guilty for not knowing how to entertain yourself or keep your kids occupied?In this Coaching Hotline episode, I answer a listener's question about boredom, ac ...  Show more

Often it can feel like drama is all around us, like it follows us and we can’t get away from it. Or, we find ourselves seeking it when we know it’s bad for us. This week Emma is chatting about all things drama: how it occurs, why we’re drawn to it, and provides insight an example ...  Show more

A lot of times our brain feeds us thoughts that are not facts, and these thoughts cause us to take action that isn't helpful. Today Maggie breaks down different ways to silence the brain drama and get really factual with our thinking.  www.vibewithmaggie.com 

We all have been there with a romantic partner, family member or friend who always has something dramatic going on in their lives. Perhaps it may even be you who is addicted to drama. There are important patterns to recognize and correct if you or someone you know is addicted to ...  Show more