Big Shift Energy
Episode Summary In Part 2, Amanda expands the conversation into emotional regulation, resilience, and the radical necessity of self-care during times of social unrest and injustice. This episode reframes âtrivialâ acts of care as meaningful tools for sustainability. Amanda explores how overloaded nervous systems affect our capacity to show up, and why regulating ourselves is not a luxury â itâs a form of resistance. The episode closes with an invitation to honor both visible and invisible contributions, and to celebrate caring for yourself as an act of worthiness. đ§żKey Takeaways ...
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Episode Summary In Part 1 of this two-part series, Amanda invites listeners to pause, breathe, and reset their energy amid the intensity of current events. This episode is a gentle recalibration â a reminder that self-care is not avoidance, but anchoring. Through visualization and grounding practices, Amanda encourages listeners to come back to themselves, create internal spaciousness, and reconnect with self-love as a stabilizing force in turbulent times. This episode is about remembering your humanity while the world feels loud, heavy, and overwhelming. đ§żKey Takeaways You matter â...
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If youâve been stuck in your head trying to think your way into clarity⊠this episode is your gentle intervention. In this conversation, Amanda invites you to drop below the chin and reconnect with the part of you that already knows whatâs going on: your body. Instead of over-analyzing, planning, or spiraling, Amanda introduces a simple but powerful practiceâthe below-the-chin check-inâto help you notice whatâs happening physically and emotionally, without fixing or forcing anything. Through breath, body awareness, and movement, this episode explores how clarity often shows up...
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The end of the year loves to pressure us into neat little boxes: Highs. Lows. Wins. Fails. But real life? Messier. Quieter. Way more interesting. In this episode, Amanda invites you to ditch the performative year-end recap and try something more honest: intentional reflection that actually honors who you became and not just what you accomplished. Instead of asking âWhat went right or wrong?â, Amanda asks the BIG SHIFT questions like: Where did you choose yourself? What still counts, even if no one clapped? What parts of you showed up quietly but consistently? Youâll explore...
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In this episode, Amanda walks you through how to create a bubble of protection: a soft, breathable boundary that keeps you grounded, regulated, and self-led. This isnât about shutting the world out. Itâs about choosing what gets access. We talk about energetic hygiene, daily maintenance practices, and how to protect your nervous system without becoming rigid or closed off. This episode also includes grounding resources for anyone who doesnât feel emotionally or physically safe right now because protection is not optional, and support is not weakness. Youâll leave with simple practices...
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Ever leave a room, a holiday gathering, or a âquick coffeeâ and think⊠Why do I feel like I left parts of myself in three different conversations? Yeah. Same. In this episode, Amanda guides you through a short, grounding meditation designed for after people-time when your energy feels scattered, stretched thin, or not quite yours anymore. This isnât a âclear your chakras and manifest abundanceâ situation. Itâs a practical, protective, non-woo reset that helps you come back into your body, reclaim your attention, and remember that you donât need permission to rest. Youâll...
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If you feel different after being around people, even people you love, this episode is for you. In Big Shift Energy, Amanda breaks down why social energy costs more than we realize and offers compassionate, practical ways to re-center after people-time. This is about soft boundaries, quiet rituals, and letting yourself come back online in your own time. đ Key Takeaways Reâcentering is necessary after peopleâtime, even when nothing âbadâ happened. Masking and managing energy costs more than we admit. Softness is not collapse. Softness is regulation. Tiny rituals can bring you...
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Pull up a chair by the river. Or better yetâlie down on the moss. This episode is an exhale. A permission slip. A reminder that you were never meant to bloom yearâround. In this episode of Big Shift Energy, Amanda invites you into the slow, quiet intelligence of winter. This is a conversation about resting without shame, releasing the belief that you must earn your pause, and letting your body move at a seasonal pace instead of a hustle-driven one. Through breath, gentle reframes, and cozy real-life practices, this episode offers permission to soften, slow down, and stop treating...
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In this episode of Big Shift Energy, Amanda guides listeners through small, compassionate body-return practices to help you feel more grounded, connected, and present. Through tiny movements, warm-touch cues, and soft orientation exercises, she shows how the body can come back online without force or expectation. This episode is a reminder that your body isnât the problem â itâs the partner. The loyal one. The one thatâs been waiting for you. đ Key Takeaways Your body isnât ghosting you â itâs protecting you. Tiny movements = big reconnection moments. Warm hands on your...
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In this episode of Big Shift Energy, Amanda guides listeners through the soft world of micro-joys, or the tiny sensory sparks that help you feel just a little less crispy, even in the middle of stress, grief, or emotional burnout. Through bare-minimum breathwork, subtle mindfulness, and pocket-sized art prompts, Amanda shows that joy doesnât have to be big, loud, or high-vibe to be meaningful. Sometimes the smallest comforts are the ones that get us through. đ Key Takeaways You donât have to be joyful to hang out here. Neutrality is welcome. Joy can feel fake after stress⊠that...
info_outlineIf you feel different after being around people, even people you love, this episode is for you. In Big Shift Energy, Amanda breaks down why social energy costs more than we realize and offers compassionate, practical ways to re-center after people-time. This is about soft boundaries, quiet rituals, and letting yourself come back online in your own time.
đ Key Takeaways
- Reâcentering is necessary after peopleâtime, even when nothing âbadâ happened.
- Masking and managing energy costs more than we admit.
- Softness is not collapse. Softness is regulation.
- Tiny rituals can bring you back faster than overthinking ever will.
- You donât have to carry what isnât yours.
đż Gentle Shift for the Week
Choose one small ritual youâll use after spending time with people.
- Change clothes.
- Wash your hands.
- Sit quietly for two minutes.
- Write it down.
Practice it before you need it. Thatâs the whole assignment.
đ„ Sound Bites
âThis breath is a boundary.â
"If you're intuitive and sensitive, you might take emotions home with you."
"It's not about shutting people out, it's about letting yourself back in.
"Predictability in family gatherings can be used in our favor."
đ Immediate Support & Resources
If youâre in the U.S.
National Domestic Violence Hotline
đ 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
đŹ Chat available on their website
đ° 24/7, confidential, trauma-informed
They can help with:
- Safety planning (even if youâre not leaving)
- Talking things through without pressure
- Finding local shelters, legal aid, or counseling
You do not have to be ready to leave to call. You donât have to be âsure.â You donât have to explain it perfectly.
If youâre outside the U.S., Hot Peach Pages. Itâs a global directory of domestic violence resources by country, including hotlines, shelters, and legal support.
đ hotpeachpages.net
đ Chapters
00:00 â Introduction
00:01 â After People, Come Back
01:40 â The ReâEntry Breath
04:10 â Why Social Time Drains Us
08:55 â Simple Ways to ReâCenter
13:20 â Softness as Regulation
15:40 â Coming Home to Yourself