S4E27 Stress Management with a side of Quarantine: Conscientiousness
Release Date: 03/29/2020
S6E25: 3 Summer Self Care Ideas for Your Emotions
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As the seasons change, so might our self-care game! The warmer weather and increased daylight opens up some fun new options for caring for our emotions this summer. Learn 3 creative ideas in today's episode!
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S6E24: 3 Summer Self Care Ideas for Your Brain
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As the seasons change, so might our self-care game! The warmer weather and increased daylight opens up some fun new options for caring for our brains this summer. Learn 3 creative ideas in today's episode!
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S6E23: 3 Summer Self Care Ideas for Your Body
Watered Grass
As the seasons change, so might our self-care game! The warmer weather and increased daylight opens up some fun new options for caring for our bodies this summer. Learn 3 creative ideas in today's episode!
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S6E22 How to Choose Your Self Care Summer Reading
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If you're considering a self-help or self-development read this summer, today's episode is for you! How do we know if a title is the right fit for us? I'll give you three guiding questions that'll help you to make that decision and find your new favorite summer read.
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S6E21 Your Questions Answered
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In today's episode, I tackle audience-submitted questions about starting and growing morning routines. Tune in to learn how we start one, and how to pick the strategies that make the most sense for you.
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S6E20: Honey, is that the patriarchy in my morning routine?
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We're back to talking morning routines and the things that limit our joy in the morning. This week, let's talk about the influence of gender roles on our mornings, and the red flags that the patriarchy snuck into your breakfast.
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S6319: On the Grind- Starting a Business During the Pandemic with Jermaine of Big Up Brew
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We're interrupting our regularly scheduled programming for a coffee break! I'm bringing in Jermaine Frazier-Phillips of Big Up Brew to discuss what it was like to launch his coffee business in the midst of a pandemic. What led him to make that leap, and how does he manage all the pieces of running a small business? Tune in to find out.
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S6E18: Is That Diet Culture in My Breakfast Smoothie?
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If you've ever believed that morning routines have to include exercise, green drinks, or calorie deficits-- you're not alone. Diet culture has a sneaky way of showing up in our morning routines, and might be ruining all the fun. Tune into today's episode to learn what the red flags are to look out for!
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S6E17 Ew, I got Corporate Culture in my Coffee
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If you've ever believed that morning routines are to prep us for work, should leave us "productive" or give us an edge, this episode is for you. In today's episode I'll teach you how corporate culture spilled into our morning routines, and the red flags to notice that'll help you reclaim your mornings.
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S6E16 Mornings Don't Have to Suck
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Mornings get a bad rap. They get associated with waking from much needed sleep, rushing, or heading into productivity mode off the bat. Think about it- when you see a commercial that focuses on mornings, it's two different sides of the spectrum. In this episode, I'll explain why mornings hold so much potential if we shed some of our preconceptions about how terrible they are.
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Are you someone who feels energized by cleaning and color-coordinating? Do you feel boxed in by strict schedules? Do you get a rush from checking off your to-do list? This week's episode is about the next factor of the Big 5 personality construct: conscientiousness. This factor defines how organized and efficient we are. Let's talk about how where you fall on that spectrum affects how you manage stress.
Let’s support ourselves and our small businesses during this time! Every Saturday at 10 am on Zoom Watered Grass will collaborate with one of the podcast’s previous guests to share with you a chance to connect and be well. All events are a suggested donation of $7 for those that can, and free for those that can’t. $5 from each donation supports the small business owner leading us that day – the rest covers ticketing fees so we can present these events!