The Paul Taylor Podcast Paul Taylor

The new science of awe is showing that finding moments of awe everyday can help us manage stress and our overall mental wellbeing. In this episode, Coach Carly talks about her own experience of finding awe in her life, how we can tap into it everyday and what the science of awe is telling us. 

The book mentioned at the end is by Dacher Keltner, Awe: The New Science of Everyday Wonder and How it can Transform Your Life.
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In this wide-ranging conversation, Dr Gupta gives me a breakdown of Ayurvedic Medicine and the amazing 5,000 year-old insights that are now being shown to be true by modern studies. We then go into the anti-inflammatory properties of tumeric and the active compound curcumin, as well as other herbs, spices and very cool adaptogens. 

You can find more about Dr Gupta and her guides, podcast and range of natural products on her website.

Also check out her insta profile here.

Dr Gupta has done a PhD on the benefits of tumeric and is dedicated to sharing the healing properties of Ayurveda and bridging the gap between our hectic modern lives and applications of conscious living. As a renowned Ayuvedic leader, her speaking topics range from organic pregnancy to the influence of Ayurveda on western medicine. Her previous speaking engagements include over 50 physician conferences, educational events and women’s symposiums across the U.S. 
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Want to improve your cognitive function? In this episode, I talk about a research paper looking at a particular herbal extract to measure the effects on memory, cognition skills, anxiety and stress as well as BDNF and cortisol. The results are pretty impressive!

If you're interested in sourcing Bacopo Monneri you can find it here. Otherwise ask at your local health food shop.

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Perspective taking may well be a key to enriching our lives, deepening our relationships and avoiding conflict. Coach Carly steps in to host this Mojo Monday episode solo, giving insights and practical ways we can use perspective taking to become better humans to others and the world around us.

Find out more about Carly at www.carlytaylorcoaching.com.au or on IG carly_taylor_coaching.
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If you want to get unstuck from your own narrative of a situation, then practising reappraisal is an evidence-based mind tool to draw upon. Carly and I discuss a couple of different ways of reappraising past Trauma's (with a capital T) or challenges you endured that still affect you today. 

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For further information on Paul Taylor go to www.paultaylor.bizFor further information on Carly go to www.carlytaylorcoaching.com.au or follow her in Insta at carly_taylor_coaching.
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Warren Davies is the Unbreakable Farmer. This inspiring conversation is true example of resilience, persistence and determination.

Warren shares openly about his personal struggle as a kid who was bullied at school, his decision to reinvent himself and follow in his fathers footsteps to become a farmer and his struggle with his mental health as a farmer impacted by natural disasters.  

Warren is now a keynote speaker not just for farmers, but for anyone looking for a clear direction in life. His story to relevant to everyone.

www.theunbreakablefarmer.com.au
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