Are you struggling with stress, anxiety, procrastination? Do you feel that you are being pushed into doing many things? Are you constantly reaching for something outside of yourself? If so, Danita Young has the answer for you...Align. Align your energy with the frequency you want to be in.

We are all energy. Each emotion has its own frequency. Stop chasing a feeling. Feelings lie within us, not outside us. Stop 'doing' and allow yourself to 'be' who you are meant to be, to live out your full potential.

Danita Young has been a transformational coach for 15 years. She's dedicated her life to finding the solution to creating a lasting transformation in 30-90 days. She calls it her Align Method, it is simple and effective and works in under 1 hour per week without meds or surface fixes. Align has helped 1,000's of people around the world overcome anxiety, procrastination and stress so they can step into their full potential. She also has a podcast, Align with Danita Young.

Check out her Master Class on Breaking Free from Stress & Anxiety here: Reach Your Full Potential: https://alignwithdanita.com

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Flying can be a stressful experience, especially if it’s your first time. There are so many things to worry about – Will I get there early enough to get through security on time? Will my luggage make it on the plane and transfer to my final destination? Will I be squished between people I don’t know? What if there is a delay will I make my connecting flight? How far will I have to walk to get to my next flight? Will I have time?

Between deciding what to pack, long security lines, boarding the plane, finding your seat, and everything else you think about, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. Oh, and more so when you are traveling with your spouse and/or kids. This just amplifies the stress.

Today I’m going to share with you 10 tips when flying.

1) Download Airline App

2) Pack Smart

3) Fly Carry-On Only

4) Dress Comfortably

5) Stay Hydrated

6) Bring Snacks

7) Bring Entertainment

8) Arrive Early

9) At Security

10) Be Polite and Patient

If this is your first time flying, or you are a frequent flyer, flying can be a stressful experience. I hope you have found at least one tip that you can try the next time you fly or even travel by car, bus or train, to make it a little smoother or at least a little less stressful for you and your family. Happy and safe travels!

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Ever wonder if you are the right parent for your child? If you are doing a good enough job as a parent? If so, you are not alone!

In this episode, Liz Covington, mother of 4, talks about how she sought out a life coach to help her parent their oldest child who was diagnosed with autism at age 9, what she learned about herself, two biggest challenges autism parents have, and three ways she helps moms be better parents to their children and better persons to themselves.

Parenting an autistic child has its own set of challenges as each child is unique and responds to the world in their own way. So do other kids!

If you are a parent, you need to listen in! Liz shares gems, thoughts, and truths all parents need to hear!

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As the chill of winter fades away, and the temperatures rise, something magical happens— nature undergoes a beautiful transformation signaling the return of life and vitality. Spring is arriving! This season of renewal, rebirth, and vibrant growth holds a unique power to inspire new beginnings in all of us. Much like nature’s awakening from a long slumber, spring offers us the perfect opportunity to embrace change, shed what no longer serves us, and step into a fresh start.

In this episode, I’m using the metaphor of spring to relate new beginnings to our own lives. Just as the earth shakes off the remnants of winter, sprouting new life in the form of flowers, trees, and greenery, we too can view spring as a metaphor for our own new beginnings. It’s a reminder that, no matter what we’ve been through, we always have the chance to reinvent ourselves, start fresh, and grow in ways we never thought possible.

Here are 5 ways Spring aligns with new beginnings and to us.

1. Nature’s Reawakening

2. Fresh Starts and Possibilities

3. Renewal and Growth

4. Clearing Out the Old

5. Hope and Optimism

Remember, every ending is a new beginning in disguise. The next chapter of your life is waiting for you to write it. Take a deep breath and step forward into this season of renewal. Ask yourself: What new beginning can I embrace today? Whether it’s a small change or a major leap, spring is the perfect time to take that step. After all, just as the earth is constantly evolving, so too are you. The journey is yours to shape—so go ahead, bloom.

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Midlife doesn't have to be a crisis. Aging does not have to be viewed as a decline, diminishment, or deterioration. Midlife can be the transition to your encore life, a new beginning to your best life. Make time to explore who you are so you can live your best life during your second half of life.

In this episode, Lynette Reiling, discusses her book, Your Encore Life: Take Center Stage for Life's Second Half. Lynette asks questions and provides exercises for you to be the director in authoring your life script for your next act in life.

We all go through transitions in life: relationships start and end, job changes, kids or no kids, empty nest, aging parents. Lynette talks about three phases of transition: endings, neutral zone and new beginnings. We have to let go of what we did in the first half of our life--what we did for others, our identity, our conscious and unconscious limiting beliefs so we can enter the neutral zone of inward discovery and embracing who we are now and who we want to be to step on the stage of new beginnings, our second half of life.

The neutral zone is a time of being. A time to reflect and explore. A time to realign from our inside out, just like when a caterpillar changes into a butterfly.

Learn more about Lynette Reiling and her book, Your Encore Life, here: www.yourencorelifecoach.com

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Do you remember thinking that your mom was the “meanest mom in the world”? I remember feeling and thinking that on numerous occasions growing up, especially during my teenage years. I also remember my mom proudly displaying an excerpt from the Ann Landers column in the newspaper entitled, “Meanest Mother in the World” on the side of the refrigerator. Does anyone else remember that?

In today’s episode, I’m going to read that excerpt and share five benefits I see now as an adult and a parent myself of having and proudly wearing the badge, “meanest mother in the world”. But you could add Dad to that—Meanest Mom or Dad or both, in the world, because my dad also played this role.

These 5 benefits are:

1. Discipline and Responsibility

2. Strong Moral Values

3. Work Ethic

4. Independence and Self-Sufficiency

5. Long Term Success

I would love to hear your “meanest mom or dad in the world” stories. Please share them below!

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What is your biggest fear about money? If you are like many adults, you fear not having enough. Money, or lack of, impacts your physical, mental and emotional health. There is hope! It's found in the healthy spending app called Brightfin.

In this episode, Christine Devane, founder and CEO of Brightfin draws parallels between financial health and physical health, explains how Brightfin can help any type of spender or saver reach their financial goals easily by focusing in on Spending, Saving, Splurging and Sharing that meets each person's individual needs or goals.

Christine also shares four steps to saving money.

1. Look at your Expenses

2. Start Small

3. Celebrate Wins

4. Adjust

Download a free 2 week trial of Brightfin on the App store. Android users--visit the website https://brightfin.io/ and join the waitlist to be the first to know when it is ready for you!

Connect with Christine Devane here:

https://brightfin.io/

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People resist change. Why? Change is often seen as a bad thing. That there is something wrong with us. But it doesn’t have to be. Change can be good.

In this episode, I will define what change is, talk about a few reasons why people resist change and some benefits of change.

Change means to make or become different, to alter or modify; to replace, substitute or exchange with something else that is newer or better, to turn or convert from one state or form to another.

Change is inevitable. View change as progress, taking small steps and as an opportunity or new beginning.

Some benefits of change include: personal growth, flexibility and life improvements.

Ask yourself some questions including: What do I need to get better at? What skills do I want to develop? Then make a plan to get a little better each day.

Connect with Peggy Meyer here: https://positivesolutions4life.com/

Get a copy of the book, The Strength to Shift: http://bit.ly/3ZRh8xF