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Hello and welcome to episode 107 of the nourishing.
Amy podcast, thank you so much for being here with me this
morning or today. If you're not listening to this
episode when it is just being released, I have a Monday
motivation episode for you today because I thought it's been a
little while right in between Monday motivation episodes and
I've been doing a few reels over on my Instagram, that have been
getting quite a bit of traction and people commenting and
sending me messages saying, I've really been enjoying the little
tips that I've been giving out, and that it helps them to just
make things like, feeling, less overwhelmed, and less stressed
and including time for themselves more achievable.
And they might just pick, like, one thing that I'm suggesting
out of lack of the five or six things and focus on that.
And I think that's also been a really cool take away from the
glow up when we did the 30 day refresh together.
Was that yes, there was 30 days of different actions or
activities to be? Oohing and focusing on.
But then upon reflection out of those 30 days, what we have also
then been doing is thinking about, okay well, what one's
really resonated with me and start with me?
What do I really love and what do I want to continue on doing
so? Last week for me, look, I do
have to admit, it was a bit of a fail about halfway through the
week but I stuck to it for the first few days was no phone
free. Sorry, phone free time in the
mornings for half an hour because for me I realized that
yes like, you know, my Phone is my work as well, but that can
also get very distracting and I really recognize that that time
in the morning before Ali wakes up and the house is just quiet.
It's just my me time. And then once all these are up,
it's like go-go-go basically, for the rest of the day.
And so much of my focus is outwards of myself, whether it's
on Ali or the housework, or my work, and my clients, and my
workshops and, you know, all of the things, and then Aaron gets
home, and we're doing dinner and You know what it's like.
So I really, really loved that time in the mornings and I
realized that I was prioritizing scrolling on my phone and
creating excuses like well this is for work, like I just need to
do this one thing for work but that excuse was then turning
into, you know, extra time spent on the phone which meant that I
was prioritizing that over time for myself which didn't feel
good for me. So you might recognize that
there is a bit of a language shift there that I like to bring
in where I look. What am I prioritizing here?
Not what do I not have time for? Because it would be so easy for
me to just say, well, I haven't had time for myself lately, but
that is such a thinking trap in a thinking pattern that
honestly, we all get stuck in and like I do it too, so I
totally get it. But we need to be realistic and
think about, okay, well, what am I over prioritizing in other
points of the day or other habits?
What other habits, am I over prioritizing?
Maybe there's some, you know, quotation, bad habits.
That are starting to sneak in and can I look at maybe not
necessarily cutting those things out, altogether, if you like,
your phone time, and all of that kind of stuff that's great.
You don't need to stop being on your phone all together.
And I know I've spoken about this a few times on my Instagram
and on my podcast and things like that, but it's about
looking at. Well, what would balance look
like for me then if I do start to think about okay?
Yes. I would still like to have my
phone time because that's a way that helps me to just like, wind
down destress in the afternoons or evenings are after a I I know
like a lot of my clients and myself.
We all talk about this, you know, it's it's that way to just
kind of switch our brains off and to just do a bit of a
Mindless scroll or watch some YouTube videos or Chuck some
reality TV on things like that in no way.
Should we stop doing those things all together?
But it's like, okay. When is this getting to a point
that it's throwing my balance out a little bit in my life?
And what would I like to be prioritizing to help me to feel
really good? Jeez were four minutes into the
episode already. Eddie and I haven't even gotten
to what we're going to be talking about, but I think
that's a little segue into what I am going to be talking about
today which is five really simple and easy ways to feel
less overwhelmed. And I'm also going to check in
at the end a few ways that you can include some self love and
self care into your week. That is hopefully going to feel
easy for you and feel achievable for you.
So this five ways to feel less overwhelmed.
Again, was one of the reels that I was getting a lot of comments
and messages back from with people saying they were really
Join the tips and that felt really easily accessible for
them and like I said they've kind of just picked one or two
of these things that were like okay this is what I want to
focus on this weekend. This is something that's going
to help me to feel good and I think that it's important to
note that we can get this all-or-nothing perspective or
this black or white perspective of.
So say, for example, if you're like okay, three of those things
sound really good to me. I'm going to do all of those
three things every day this week and then something happens.
And you have a really big day and it's like Tuesday or
Wednesday or Thursday and you fall off the wagon a little bit.
You don't end up doing one or two of those things and then you
feel like, oh God like I've ruined it now.
That's our black or white thinking or at all or nothing
thinking coming in. And what we want to do is bring
in a little bit more compassion and empathy and just realize
that life happens you know like things are always going to be
happening around you. You can't control everything
that happens and there's going to be things that throw off your
weeks and I think when we can be realistic about that, And we
could acknowledge and accept that that's going to happen and
it's okay, and it's very normal that, then we can bring in again
that sense of feeling a bit more centered and balanced within
yourself of like, it's okay. I've been a bit thrown off.
It doesn't mean my whole weeks ruined.
It doesn't mean that I need to start embarking in, you know,
the negative self-talk and the self-doubt and all of that kind
of stuff and feeling bad about not doing these things.
It's like, alright, I recognized something threw me off, what
would it look like for me to jump back?
Contrac. Now this afternoon or tomorrow
morning. What does my day look like for
me tomorrow? So that I am back in back on
track and feeling, less overwhelmed, and less stressed
because I know personally for myself, when I'm feeling less
overwhelmed and less stressed, it means that I have less
reactive behaviors. I'm less Snappy and irritable.
I'm more calm. I'm more present with whatever
the activity is that I'm doing and whether that is doing my
meal, prep cleaning, the house, being present with Ali and
playing with him. I'm doing my work.
All of those different things, I'm present with those things.
I'm enjoying those activities instead of feeling like I've got
a hundred, different tabs, open in my brain.
And yes, I'm like doing something but I'm also somewhere
else in my brain thinking about what I have on next.
And I know that a lot of you that are listening will really
resonate with that idea. And that feeling of like, okay,
I am doing this thing and then I've got this and then I've got
this and then I've got this. So there's a few other podcast
episodes that are going. Going to be relevant for this.
I think the whole Theory episode that I just released in the last
episode is episode 106. That is going to tie in with
this as well, because falling back on.
That whole theory is going to be something that helps you to just
get back to the absolute Basics when you are feeling
overwhelmed. So that's going to be a really
good episode but also how to amplify your to-do list, which I
can have a very quick, scroll back and have a look at what
podcast episode that was for you, but that So we'll help you
because it means that hopefully, your to-do list isn't going to
feel super overwhelming for you and it's something that feels
like it just fits into your days.
And again that black or white or All or Nothing thinking isn't
something that's going to feel all-consuming for you.
So that is episode 104 for that to do list episode.
Now, I feel like I actually haven't really put a lot of
thought into a recommendation this week, so I'm going to skip
that. That I do have another podcast
episode coming on Thursday as well.
So I'll give you my recommendation then to be
honest, it's just been a, there's been a lot of things
happening and I do talk about that in Thursday's episode as
well. And I just wanted to release an
episode because it's been a few weeks for you guys.
And I love the Monday motivations because I know for
me, they helped me to just reset my brain.
Especially if I know that when I'm looking at my calendar or my
list of appointments and work and things like that for the
week on the And it's feeling a bit overwhelming or a bit like,
well, there's a lot on. I know that these Monday
motivation episodes and mindset changes and things for me, help
me to just feel a bit more like. Alright, I'm productive.
I'm proactive, I know what's happening and I'm not feeling so
stressed. So let's jump into five ways to
feel less overwhelmed. My first tip for you and this
does fall back on that amplifying.
Your to-do list podcast. Episode is planning your week on
a Sunday or a Monday. So if you haven't planned your
week already, and you're listening to this on Monday.
When it's being released, sit down.
If you can, at some point today, if you have an opportunity,
maybe in your lunch break, while you're at work, or while the
kids are napping, or maybe this evening, once the day is
starting to wind down, have a look at your calendar.
Open up your calendar, open up your diary.
Have a look at appointments that you've got on.
Have a think about your to-do list plan your week out and just
set it out. Maybe if you're like me and
you're a bit of a list, personal you like writing things down.
And grab out your actual physical diary, or your weekly,
planner, or whatever it is that you have, if you're not so much
a physical writing up person and you've got your Google calendar
or whatever it is plan your week out.
So, do your appointments, you're all of the like things that
you're fitting in what time you're working.
If you're like me, and you have clients, what time your clients
are, what appointments you have on?
Have you got doctors appointments, dentist
appointments, are you catching up with friends, all that kind
of stuff and then Do your words have escaped me?
What am I thinking of? To-do list.
Of course, duh. So then thinking about, okay,
well, I've got all of these appointments and all of my kind
of stuff written out in time blocks, but what am I to do is
within all of these things? So, I know for me like, yes, I
might have three hours scheduled in, for work in a Time block.
But then, I also think about, okay, well, what am I actually
going to get done in that three hours.
So maybe I'm recording a podcast episode planning.
I'm content, creating Pinterest content for be you.
Maybe I've got some one-on-one clients, maybe I'm creating some
workbooks and replying to emails doing admin and I don't know
organizing a workshop, you know, all of the things like the,
obviously. That's very specific to what I
do for work. But thinking about, if you do
have some time blocked in there, for something in particular, for
an activity in particular, is there a to do if you're
scheduling in time to like clean and tidy the house?
What does that actually look like?
Are you going to do a wardrobe color?
Are you Coming and mopping, the floors are you cleaning the
kitchen? Are you cleaning the bathroom
actually setting that out and setting specific actions means
that there is less time for procrastination.
Now if procrastination is something that you notice coming
up for you and kind of a bit of self-sabotage, that's exactly
what Thursday's podcast episode is going to be about.
So definitely tune in on Thursday because I'm going to be
talking about the actual to different parts of the brain
that come into procrastination and you're really going to learn
about why it happens. You're going to actively be able
to feel it and see it happening for you and you're really going
to be able to call yourself out on it and actually move past
procrastination and just call it out for what it is.
So I'm really excited for Thursday's episode, but one of
the things that I do, find that helps me with that is setting
out those actual time blocked activities.
So that okay, yes. I've got a general tasks, like,
cleaning the house or doing some work, but specifically, what is
it that I'm going to be doing with that now?
My next tip is a really easy. One.
And it is actually something I've mentioned on the podcast
episode before, but set your clothes out the night before for
the next day. So what are you doing in the
morning? Are you doing a workout and you
want to set your workout clothes out?
Are you heading to work? You're getting up and going
straight to work. So you set your work clothes
out, maybe you're doing a workout and then going to work.
So you get workout clothes and your work clothes out.
So, whatever, the case may be again that touches back on
decision fatigue, which is a podcast episode that I have also
done before, I can go Back and have a little bit of a scroll
through and find that for you too.
But again, setting your clothes out the night before is one less
thing for you to be doing the next day which means it's one
less decision that you need to be making.
So that is podcast episode 98 which is all about decision
fatigue. And that general feeling of like
brain fog, and like when you get to the afternoon and just like,
oh my God, I can't even think, I don't even know if someone was
to say, hey, what do you want to have for dinner?
We need to go and do the grocery shopping you.
Like I don't know I can't even think I'm not even sure.
So doing things like setting your clothes out the night
before maybe things like for some of my friends with some of
my clients it's things like packing the kids lunch, boxes
the night before it's doing the kitchen tidy.
The night before it's anything that you can be proactively
doing for yourself. That is going to help you to
feel more organized and less stress than next day.
And one easy thing that you can be doing is setting your clothes
out the night before that's Another thing that's going to
help you to reduce procrastination as well because
it's like well it's just ready to go.
Like I'm up I'm dressed. I'm ready for my day.
I'm getting it done. My next tip for you to feel less
overwhelmed is to say no to something this week.
So when you're writing out your plan for the week, when you are
doing your to-do list, if you're having a look at activities that
are booked in, if you're catching up with somebody, if
you said yes to something, if there's a meeting coming up that
you're feeling really stressed or overwhelmed about Don't just
look at your calendar and think, how do I actually feel when I'm
looking at all of these things that I have scheduled in?
Can you say no to something this week?
And it doesn't have to be a no all together.
It doesn't need to be rude. It doesn't need to be spiteful,
but we're saying No thank you or what about this, and providing
an alternative. I'm not available at this time,
but this all the time does suit me really.
Well, let's move it to here instead.
So Maybe there's a catch up with a friend that you've organized,
but you're realizing G's. Like, I'm really not going to be
feeling present that day, because I've got a lot of other
stuff on. I really do want to catch up
with that friend, and I would love to be really present with
that person. It's just not feeling like it's
going to happen on that day. When is an alternative for you,
or you going to be capturing up for a morning coffee.
Maybe, you can change it for that afternoon instead or maybe
you can change it to the weekend.
So that you're feeling a little bit less less stressed, like,
whatever it is, is There, an alternative solution that can
work for both parties. Whether that is something at
work, whether it's something with a friend, or it's just
something in your life that you have said, yes to is there an
alternative that you can offer, that is going to work for both
parties? Or is it actually just a
straight out no for now. And then there's something else
that you can organize in the future that you can reschedule
in the future? Maybe not necessarily this week.
Maybe, it's next week next month.
So just think about really get into that kind of into Native
feeling of like how do I actually feel?
Now of course there's going to be things that are quite
non-negotiable. Maybe it's a regular work
meeting or a presentation that you've got stuff like that.
So we're not being unrealistic. We're not canceling on
everything. But again just getting back into
that intuition of like how do these things feel for me this
week? And is there something that I
want to be saying no to now something that really got a
beautiful emotional response when I did.
Most recent Workshop in the mini retreat with bell movement which
was absolutely amazing and I had the most beautiful opportunity
to be speaking in front of 30. Amazing women was this idea that
sometimes it feels really hard to say no or it feels really
hard to prioritize ourselves. Like there was this General
consensus of like I get it like I understand what you're saying
we were talking about you know prioritizing ourselves and what
the different types of self-care look like and why?
It's important. Important to be including these
things and this general idea of like I understand what you're
saying. I get it.
Like I know all of this stuff but I feel guilty and it feels
really hard. And so we kind of ran through
then what I ran through was the two different types of
selfishness and that really resonated with some of the
ladies there and really kind of started, we really started to
understand, I get this now. Like I understand why this is
important and how I can feel empowered to be saying, no, to
some things or to be fine. King time to prioritize myself
as well. So I'm going to run through that
with you really quickly. Now, bit of a tangent, I wasn't
going to but I think it's going to be really helpful for this
episode. So a lot of the time when we're
thinking about prioritizing time for ourselves saying yes, to
ourselves that type of thing, it can feel like we start to feel
guilty. It's like there's so many other
things that I should be prioritizing on that.
I need to be getting down in that kind of stuff.
Now, if you do, find that you're getting stuck with some of that
language as well, definitely jump over and download the glow
up ebook. It's free to download the links
are on my Instagram or you can just go straight to my website
at, Amy Rank and.com. And the language change section
is right there for you and it talks you through all of this
stuff. So I'm not going to spend too
much time touching on that now, but what we want to be thinking
about is when we're starting to get caught up in there, like, it
doesn't feel achievable or it. Just I feel like I just don't
have time for myself this week. What we want to do is start to
get clear on the Difference between traditional selfishness
and healthy selfishness because we feel guilty, we feel a bit
selfish taking time for ourselves sometimes and so what
this can look like is recognizing that, okay?
We've got our traditional idea of selfishness and this is, you
know, anything that can be seen as really rude or mean or
Cutthroat, it's like that traditional idea of selfishness
that maybe you see in the movies or on TV shows, it's that
selfish that you're worried about being, right?
It's part of the guilt that can come in.
Now, what we want to do is start to recognize the difference then
between this idea of healthy selfishness, that I'd really
love for you to start to remember and embody, is that a
traditional selfishness is putting myself first to the
detriment of other people. So putting myself first to the
detriment of others. Now then we have on the opposite
hand here, healthy selfishness. Which is putting myself first to
the benefit of me and everybody else around me because when you
start to realize that if I lean into this healthy selfishness,
yes there is going to be times that I am prioritizing me and I
am thinking about me and putting me first and how I'm feeling and
my mental health. But what that is actually doing
is it's prioritizing myself and benefiting me to help me feel
better, but what's the flip One effect on.
What's the impact of that? On everybody else around you,
whether we're talking about clothes and immediate family.
Whether we're talking about friends, whether we're talking
about work colleagues, and just the general public that you come
into contact with, can you recognize that this idea of
healthy selfishness can come in and that you start to be a
better person? You start to feel like a better
person within you, which means that the positive impact and the
Beautiful impact that that has on those people.
Around you, whether you know them or not.
And how that can positively impact their day and how they're
feeling is also such a beautiful thing.
So not only are you positively helping yourself but you're
positively helping other people around you as well.
And that was something that really started to reduce that
feeling of guilt. For a lot of the women that were
at the mini retreat with bell movement, was that idea of like?
Oh yeah, like I do actually see that it's not actually just
about me with this, it is about the other people around me.
To and it does help them and I love that idea.
So that is hopefully going to be something that can help you to
feel a little more empowered to say no to something this week.
Now, something else that's going to help you to feel less
overwhelmed. This week, this is tip.
Number four is taking time to stop and just breathe for 30
seconds, each day. Now, this one sounds so simple,
but the reason that this is so important is because we don't
pay a lot of attention, a lot of the time.
Mmmmm to our physiological body during the day.
So the way that our body is moving, the actions that we're
taking the very subconscious or automatic responses that our
body is having a lot of the time.
This is things like our heart rate and how fast we're
breathing, maybe it might be that if you think about, if
you're running late for something and you're you've
gotten out of the car, you've parked your car, wherever you
need to be, and you are running late for an appointment or a
work meeting when you get out of that car.
What is your physiology like as you're walking to that
appointment or that meeting a lot of the time?
The walking is very quick. Now that can trigger your heart
rate speeding up, it can trigger your breathing to be a bit
quicker. It can trigger thinking and
thoughts, like, oh my gosh, I'm going to be late.
Hurry up, like, move out of my way.
Please, get out of my way. I'm in a hurry, like, quick
quick. Quick I'm running late those
types of things, even me, just talking and saying that out loud
and thinking about that scenario.
No, I can feel that my heart rate has increased a little bit
and my breathing increased a little bit.
We so subconsciously change our physiology without even
realizing and what that is doing is giving signals to your brain
that you feel stressed. Rushed overwhelmed and then what
we want to be thinking about is well what's the flow-on effect
from that? What is my reactive Behavior to
that a, my Snappy a my irritable am?
Am I Not present a my a bit flighty.
Do I get a bit frazzled? A my present.
Am I able to articulate myself? Well in these moments, probably
not so much. So what we want to do is stop
and just breathe for 30 seconds every day this week.
So that might look like setting a reminder on your phone.
Maybe it's at your lunch break. Maybe it's at 3 p.m. maybe you
just take 30 seconds when you get home from work and you pull
into your driveway and you just breathe.
For 30 seconds and then you jump out of the car and get stuck
into the afternoon routine and the evening routine.
So, whatever it looks like for you, can you take that time
because what focusing on your breathing can do, it brings you
out of that fight or flight response?
And it brings you back into your parasympathetic nervous system,
which is your rest and digest. It starts to decrease your heart
rate. It starts to bring you back
down. It helps you to feel less
flighty, less frazzled, more calm, more.
Entered more balanced, more or less reactive version of
yourself. Which I mean, I know I want that
for me, so I'm assuming that you would like that for yourself to
my very last tip is plan out your day the night before with
times. So if you're a list person like
me, and also if you're somebody that feels a bit like, okay,
I've got three main things on, but those three main things have
a lot of little things. What I am encouraging you to do
is Yes, planning your week out on the Sunday or Monday, and
yes, doing your to-do list, but maybe that actually looks like
for me, it's sitting in bed the night before with my phone and
just jumping into the notes section in my phone and just
like brain dumping. Okay, these are all of my things
to do tomorrow. I am getting up at 6:00 a.m.
I'm having a shower and doing my skincare, washing, my face at
like in between 6:00 and 6:15 and then I'm dressed at 6:15.
I'm doing my workout from 6:15 till 6:45.
Sitting down and doing my to do list.
If I need to add anything else in at 6:45 till 650, I'm cooking
all these breakfast from 650 till 7:00 and all he's getting
up at 7 a.m. like whatever those things are.
It can be really helpful again to be reducing things like
procrastination and to just be feeling a lot more productive
and give your days a lot more meaning and purpose and
accomplishment and achievement if you have those times
structured and set out as well. So if you find that you are
somebody that Looks at your list of things to do for the next day
and feels a little overwhelmed scheduling in the times can be
something that helps you to feel a lot more organized and a lot
less stressed because your brains like, okay, it's cool.
I might have 20 different things on there but I've got my times
and I know that that feels achievable for me now and now
I'm just going to try my best to stick to those times and run
with that and see how I go. So you guys, that is your 5 ways
to feel less overwhelmed. Like so planning your week on
the Sunday or Monday putting all of your appointments and things
like that in and then, doing your to-do list, setting your
clothes out the night before is tip number two.
And just, as essentially, thinking about, what can I be
pre-empting and doing? So, my thought, yesterday, when
I was doing my big Sunday, reset Tiding, the house and all of
those things was, is this going to benefit future?
Amy is future me. Going to be grateful that I did
this and if the answer is yes, just do it.
So, set your clothes out the night before, maybe do a bit of
a kitchen tidy sum Something that you can do the night before
to help you to feel less overwhelmed.
The next day. Tip number three, say no to
something this week tip mum, but number for stop and breathe for
30 seconds, each day, maybe set a reminder in your phone if
that's something that feels good.
And tip number five, plan out your day the night before with
times, if that's something that's going to help you to feel
less overwhelmed. Now, I feel a little extra.
Some ways to include some self love and self care into your
days this week. Have some phone free time in the
mornings. I know I already spoke about
that, but maybe you schedule in half an hour.
Adjust away from your phone and having that time for you in the
mornings, I really encourage you to move your body this week in
some way that feels good for you.
So just thinking about, what does it look like for me to move
my body? What feels good for me this week
eating some yummy and nourishing foods this week as well.
So maybe doing some meal planning, maybe going and buying
some healthy snacks, making some healthy snacks, prepping some
healthy lunches. For you grabbing, some
ingredients that are easy to just grab and go.
I know these things. Seem small, maybe a little
insignificant, maybe they seem like, oh, yeah.
I know that. Like I already know these
things. Number one.
How often is it that you do them?
Number two, how often is it that you do them and actually be
present with them and take on board?
The fact that every single time you focus on something like
this, even if it seems small, even if it seems like a routine
or a habit that you already have, you are actively taking
the opportunity to choose to prioritize Yourself by doing
these things and you want to be present with that and be
grateful for that. The next one I have is writing
out your gratitudes. So thinking about what am I
grateful for? And really starting to get that
habit coming in because what we can do is we can really start to
get caught up in that thinking pattern of like, oh my gosh, I'm
so busy all like far out. There's so many things on and
like I'm just feeling a bit stressed or this has been going
wrong or I'm feeling really overwhelmed with these things.
What we can actively start to do is change the focus and change
the pathways. That we're really starting to
focus on within our brains. By bringing in that gratitude
and appreciation means that we feel that not only in the moment
but that can start to have a excuse me, a flow-on effect to
be bringing that gratitude and focus and appreciation into the
general gist of how we're feeling during the days as well.
So again, something that we can feel less overwhelmed and
stressed with, but really bringing in those nice warm
fuzzy feelings. Actually, there is a
recommendation that I have which I think I've spoken about
recently on this as well, but focusing.
On that gratitude and appreciation.
Let me just jump into insight timer and see if I can grab it
for you. There is a meditation, which is
totally free and it's in insight timer.
Okay, here we go. It is, if you search either
search Nathan Williams, he is the gentleman that runs this
meditation. It's 7 minutes, it's fully
guided. You could even do this, not
sitting down with your eyes closed.
If you wanted to, I think I did. Mention that a few episodes ago
as well, but the actual meditation itself is called
powerful morning, meditation for gratitude and abundance.
So send me a message right up over on Instagram.
If you would like that link and I can send it directly to you, I
will put it in the show notes, but the link for that is also
over in the glow up Facebook group.
So if you're not in the Facebook group already, come over and
join. If you can't find it, the link
is in my bio in my Instagram as well.
So just click through that link and it will take you straight
through. And just search morning
meditation in that Facebook group and the link will be their
insight. Timer is a totally free app.
They do have a paid version but I use the free option and it's
so fantastic. And that is such a beautiful
meditation to just be present with yourself and to bring in
those warm fuzzy feelings in literally, seven minutes.
You guys, it's so great. Okay, I've got to go and get Ali
out for the day and get my day started.
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On Monday. I hope you have a fantastic
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