And That's Okay! Lisa Rena Scott

Lisa Rena Scott

Our mission is to empower individuals to embrace and validate their emotions through insightful guidance and practical action steps.  Guiding listeners to foster self-awareness, emotional well-being, and personal growth by providing resources that help people navigate their feelings and lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.

  1. Sep 8

    You Finally Have a Free Day...And Don't Know What To Do With Yourself

    Share something with Lisa directly. In this intimate episode of And That’s Okay!, we talk about the uncomfortable side of having open time. You may have been looking forward to a break, only to find yourself checking your phone, creating a list of chores, or wondering whether you are wasting the day.   Using the Name It. Claim It. Navigate It. framework, we unpack three feelings that often show up when responsibility finally quiets down: restlessness, guilt, and uncertainty. These feelings are signals. They can tell you that your body is still moving at the speed of your responsibilities, that you may be carrying an old belief that rest must be earned, or that choosing what you want feels unfamiliar. You will also receive four practical steps you can use the next time you have a free day:  •        Check your actual capacity before choosing an activity. •        Give the day one anchor. •        Use permission before pressure. •        End the day with evidence, not judgment.  If you have ever thought, “I wanted this free time, so why can’t I relax?” this conversation is for you. Save it for your next open day, share it with someone who struggles to rest without guilt, and comment with the feeling that fits you today: restless, guilty, uncertain, tired, lonely, or something else.   Whatever you are feeling, whatever you are going through, you have feelings…And That’s Okay!   Order your copy of And That's Okay! book Follow along over on Instagram Hang out with us on Facebook

    You Finally Have a Free Day...And Don't Know What To Do With Yourself
  2. Aug 5

    When When Almost Broke You, Make You UNBREAKABLE

    Share something with Lisa directly. Have you ever looked back at one of the hardest seasons of your life and wondered, How did I make it through that? The truth is, while you're living through the storm, it rarely feels like you're becoming stronger. It feels overwhelming. Exhausting. Lonely. It feels like you're barely holding on. In this episode of And That's Okay!, we're talking about those moments that feel like they're going to break you—and how they often become the very moments that build your greatest strength. Whether you're facing financial stress, relationship struggles, caregiver burnout, loneliness, health challenges, anxiety, or simply carrying more than you think you can handle, this conversation is for you. Together we'll walk through my signature framework: ✨ Name It – Identify what you're really feeling without judgment. ✨ Claim It – Recognize the strength you've already proven through past challenges. ✨ Navigate It – Take one small step forward using practical strategies that build resilience instead of perfection. If you've been waiting for someone to remind you that you already have what it takes to make it through this season, I hope this episode feels like a conversation with a friend. Because your feelings are valid. Your story isn't over. And what feels impossible today may become the very thing that shapes who you become tomorrow. 💛 If this episode encouraged you, please: ✔️ Subscribe ✔️ Leave a review ✔️ Share this episode with someone who needs hope today ✔️ Comment below: What challenge has made you stronger than you ever imagined? Remember… You have feelings. ...And That's Okay. #EmotionalIntelligence #PersonalGrowth #Resilience #MentalHealth #SelfCompassion #Mindset #Healing #LifeCoach #WomenOver40 #WomenOver50 Order your copy of And That's Okay! book Follow along over on Instagram Hang out with us on Facebook

    When When Almost Broke You, Make You UNBREAKABLE
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Our mission is to empower individuals to embrace and validate their emotions through insightful guidance and practical action steps.  Guiding listeners to foster self-awareness, emotional well-being, and personal growth by providing resources that help people navigate their feelings and lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.