Break Free with Becky

Becky Garner

Feeling stuck? Break free from anxiety, depression, and the patterns that hold you back. Join me as I share my recovery journey, along with practical coaching tools to help you grow stronger, feel capable, and create a life you love.

  1. Oct 28

    Ep. 56 | How to Sit with a Hard Feeling

    Have you ever been told to just sit with your feelings? Or to let yourself feel your emotions? Okay, but what does that actually mean? And how do you do it when the feeling is so uncomfortable that all you want is for it to go away? Most of us have gotten pretty good at ignoring our feelings. We distract ourselves, argue with how we're feeling, numb out, or sometimes let our emotions take over. And while those things might bring a little temporary relief, they end up creating more suffering. Over the last year, I've been experimenting with what it really means to be with my emotions instead of trying to get rid of them. And it's changed so much for me. In this episode, I'm sharing one of my favorite ways to think about emotions along with a simple practice you can use the next time a hard feeling shows up. You'll learn: The three ways we typically try to escape uncomfortable emotions and why they make things worse.What it actually means to be with a hard feeling.How to tell the difference between being with an emotion and indulging in it.Three simple steps to help you be with your emotions, even when they're intense.🎁 Free Resource Ready to quiet your inner critic and experience more peace, confidence, and emotional freedom? Download The Inner Critic Fix: 3 Simple Steps for the LDS Woman Who's Tired of Being Her Own Worst Critic at beckygarnercoaching.com/innercriticfix. Book a free consulthttps://www.beckygarnercoaching.com/work-with-me/

  2. Oct 21

    Ep. 55 | When Anger Becomes More Toxic Than the Original Hurt

    What if the anger you’re carrying is hurting you more today than the thing that originally happened? This episode was inspired by a conversation I had with one of my clients that got me thinking about anger—especially the kind we carry for months, years, or even decades after we’ve been hurt. Anger isn’t bad. Sometimes anger is exactly what lets us know that something wasn’t okay, a boundary was crossed, or something needs to change. But what happens when the event is over and we’re still carrying the anger everywhere we go? In this episode, I’m sharing what I learned more than 20 years ago about holding onto anger—and the question that has helped me look differently at some of the deeper hurts in my own life and finally begin to let them go. What you’ll gain from this episode: A different way to think about anger without making it bad or wrongHow to recognize when anger has stopped helping you and started costing youWhy letting go doesn’t mean condoning what someone didA way to look at the mental and emotional cost of carrying old hurtsQuestions to help you consider what might become available if you didn’t have to carry the anger anymoreYou don’t have to forgive before you’re ready. You don’t have to pretend it didn’t hurt. And you definitely don’t have to decide that what happened was okay. But you might want to ask yourself: What is holding onto anger costing me?  Free Resource Ready to quiet your inner critic and experience more peace, confidence, and emotional freedom? Download The Inner Critic Fix: 3 Simple Steps for the LDS Woman Who's Tired of Being Her Own Worst Critic at beckygarnercoaching.com/innercriticfix. Book a free consulthttps://www.beckygarnercoaching.com/work-with-me/

  3. Sep 23

    Ep. 51 | How Good Are You at Receiving?

    How good are you at receiving? Not just help. Love. Compliments. Rest. Attention. Support. Joy. Friendship. Grace. Being celebrated. Being cared for. Being seen. In this episode, we get real. I’m sharing what happened when my coach challenged me to notice everything I was receiving during a retreat in Maui—and how that assignment turned into a very uncomfortable crash course in receiving. From getting sick before a boat ride, to needing help from multiple women on the boat ride, to realizing how deeply I had learned not to take up too much space.   In this episode, I’ll also take you inside a powerful “receiving circle” exercise where I learned to open myself up to the gift of receiving. You'll learn:  What a “receiving set point” is and how to identify yoursWhy receiving can feel selfish, weak, vulnerable, or uncomfortableThe subtle ways we deflect compliments, help, love, support, attention, and careWhy taking up space can be part of becoming a better receiverWhy allowing someone else to give to you can actually be a gift to themHow to expand your capacity to receive by just 1–5% You don’t need to become an exceptional receiver overnight. Start by noticing what is already being offered to you. Then see if you can let it land.🎁 Free Resource Ready to quiet your inner critic and experience more peace, confidence, and emotional freedom? Download The Inner Critic Fix: 3 Simple Steps for the LDS Woman Who's Tired of Being Her Own Worst Critic at beckygarnercoaching.com/innercriticfix. Book a free consulthttps://www.beckygarnercoaching.com/work-with-me/

  4. Sep 16

    Ep. 50 | The Law of Giving and Receiving

    You know how to give. You give to your kids, your spouse, your home, your calling, your work, your neighbors. You show up. You help. You serve. You take care of people. But how good are you at receiving? Receiving love? Receiving compliments?Receiving appreciation? Receiving forgiveness?  The Law of Giving and Receiving teaches that you can only give to the level at which you’re willing to receive. For many women, receiving is the half of the spiritual exchange we’ve never really learned how to do. It feels foreign and for many women it feels selfish.  In this powerful episode, we’re exploring what it means to become an exceptional receiver—and why receiving is an essential part of giving.  You’ll learn: How continually giving without receiving leads to depletion and resentmentWhy your ability to receive directly affects your ability to giveWhy receiving is an essential part of the spiritual exchangeHow you can have blessings, love, and goodness all around you without fully experiencing themWhy becoming a better receiver can help giving feel more natural, generous, and joyful What receiving has to do with grace, forgiveness, God's love, and the Atonement This is Part 1 of a two-part series on giving and receiving. You’ve spent a lifetime learning how to give. What might change if you became just as good at receiving? 🎁 Free Resource Ready to quiet your inner critic and experience more peace, confidence, and emotional freedom? Download The Inner Critic Fix: 3 Simple Steps for the LDS Woman Who's Tired of Being Her Own Worst Critic at beckygarnercoaching.com/innercriticfix. Book a free consulthttps://www.beckygarnercoaching.com/work-with-me/

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Feeling stuck? Break free from anxiety, depression, and the patterns that hold you back. Join me as I share my recovery journey, along with practical coaching tools to help you grow stronger, feel capable, and create a life you love.

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