Rewriting Your Story and Being Happy "Even" After Divorce with Renee Bauer

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SHE'S BACK: Welcome to the New Era of Style Your Mind

Well, well, well. Look who's back. After nearly a decade, millions of downloads, one rebrand, and a little time away, Style Your Mind is officially back. In this episode, I'm sharing why I changed the name of the podcast in the first place, why that chapter made perfect sense for ...  Show more

How to Not Edit Yourself Out of Your Own Life

Today I'm talking about what it looks like to honor the parts of yourself that make you, YOU, even when life is changing rapidly. Relationships, kids, moves, career changes—they can all shift us so deeply that we can lose ourselves if we aren't careful. Join me from the living ro ...  Show more

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