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What do you do when you have so many ideas you want to take action on, that you don’t know what to do with them all? Some ideas will be perfect for your current season of life and business, while others are better suited for another time, and learning how to effectively interact with your ideas will help you decide which ideas to pursue now and which ideas to let go of.
 
Learn more about effective idea management and some questions to ask yourself about your ideas to help you evaluate and interact with them. I share some of the biggest roadblocks you can face when it comes to managing your ideas, some helpful strategies that I use to help me prioritise one idea over another, and the skills you need to effectively evaluate your idea in alignment with your vision, values, and objectives.
 
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When we are forced to slow down due to illness, it can be like opening a floodgate of harsh thoughts towards ourselves that can create feelings of guilt, shame, and inadequacy. Whether it’s feeling like you’re not doing enough, you’re letting people down, or you are unworthy of giving your body the rest it needs, these thoughts aren’t serving you and can actually slow down your recovery.
 
In this episode, find out where your reluctance to let yourself be ill and take time off comes from, and why taking care of yourself is actually a sign of self-respect, not weakness. Learn why being unwell doesn’t make you less capable or valuable, the importance of taking care of yourself when you aren’t feeling great, and my favourite tips for treating yourself in the way you deserve when you’re ill.
 
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Most of us spend our time thinking things on default, without questioning whether they are true or useful. Thought work isn’t about just jumping to unicorns and rainbows, and everything being perfect. It serves to help us explore and question our thoughts and feel all of our emotions - even the ‘negative’ ones. We don’t have to succumb to pressure to think positively all the time, and this week, I’m showing you why.
 
Join me as I revisit an episode on the topic of positivity pressure and share my general thoughts on positivity and feeling our emotions. Discover the importance of thought work and why it doesn’t involve skipping to a happy place, what to do when positive thinking isn’t appropriate, and how to give yourself the gift of allowing your feelings to be there without judgement.
 
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Every single decision you make is a stepping stone, even those that don’t lead you where you expected. Join me this week as I help you change the way you think about making “bad” decisions and show you how to find the value gained from an experience instead. I show you what to do when you make a decision that doesn’t work out in the way you expected or wanted it to, why making one “bad” decision doesn’t mean you are incapable of making decisions in general, and how to use your decisions to learn, grow, and continue moving forward. 
 
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Have you ever had an idea but found yourself not knowing how to deal with it? It can feel heavy and insurmountable, but the only reason it feels like that is because of how you’re thinking about it. Profound transformation can be easier than you think, and it all starts with an idea. 
 
Join me this week as I share the common mistakes I see people making when it comes to bringing an idea to life and how to go about things instead. Learn how to find the strength and resilience to keep pursuing an idea when things get tough, and how to start making your idea a reality.
 
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What are your thoughts on anger? When was the last time you got angry, and how did you feel about it? Most of us try to avoid, resist, or sidestep anger because we believe it to be destructive, and whilst this can be true in some circumstances, anger can also be a thing of beauty when it’s used appropriately, intentionally, and sparingly.
 
Join me this week to learn more about the different types of anger that show up within us and how to look beneath the surface to truly navigate and understand your anger. I share the importance of addressing the root cause of your anger and show you how to take the raw energy of anger and channel it in more positive and constructive ways than you might currently be doing.
 
Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.maisiehill.com/150