Get A Grip Podcast with Courtney Boggs Marcham Courtney Boggs Marcham

You might notice that I've been MIA for a while. Today's episode talks a little bit about why I haven't been posting much content and how I got myself back on track. 
In this episode, I discuss:
My mental health journey Panic attacks Hitting rock bottom and what to do once you're there How awareness isn't enough How to start overcoming your trauma and figuring out how to move forward Why the victim mentality is poison

In this episode, I talk about...
How absorbent kids are How influential we, as adults and mentors, are in shaping kids' lives How our language can unknowingly limit a child's mindset Getting rid of the "black and white" fixed mindset Why I would choose effort over natural ability any day of the week How failure is one of the most powerful tools in the toolbox Why we should teach our kids to fail Why we should nudge our kids into a positive mindset  How we can change our own leadership language to inspire a growth mindset in our kids

In this episode you will learn about:
Why I had a light bulb moment about nutrition and dieting What I believe is wrong with the way we look at diets and food How perspective plays a huge role in our choices My vision for longevity My challenge for you this week

In today's podcast, I talk about my own journey in relationships and how my past mistakes and experiences shaped me into today's version of myself. 
It took me a long time to understand my worth and to learn how to stand up for myself in relationships. Although I'm in a great place in my life now, it wasn't always that way. 
Today's message is all about knowing who you are and truly owning your own worth instead of allowing others (especially significant others) to define you.

We all have bad days and rough patches, but are we really doing what's best for ourselves when trying to get over it? You may not even realize it but it's possible your behavior while trying to feel better is more self-destructive than productive. This topic was extremely eye-opening for me when I reflected on some of my own coping mechanisms. Hopefully this discussion will lift up your soul just like it did mine! 

We live in a world with instant access to everything, but sometimes the best things in life are worth the wait. Success comes to those who work hard and put quality hours into their craft. 
 
In a world of microwaves...be an oven.