If you want to get out of debt and “be better” with money, this episode of Fulfilled – The Podcast is for you. Allie, The Debt Free Nurse shares her journey to paying off $15k in credit cards and $46k in student loans! She worked *smarter* not harder and spent time and money on the things she loved.
6 common sense and highly effective tips to stop ending up spending $200 on a rotisserie chicken (and, and, and) at Costo. For budget friendly moms who are looking to buy in bulk without breaking the bank!
Functional health entails taking a whole body approach to care, investigating the root cause, and optimizing health and wellness. The key to creating sustainable change is adding habits one or two at a time and integrating those into the fiber of your day before moving on to the next habit.
Functional health entails taking a whole body approach to care, investigating the root cause, and optimizing health and wellness. The key to creating sustainable change is adding habits one or two at a time and integrating those into the fiber of your day before moving on to the next habit.
Once you get on the same page, pulling in the same direction with eyes set on the same goals as your partner, you can make insane progress financially. I’m talking about paying off ALL your student loans, ditching that car payment for good, and even paying off your home mortgage!
Imposter Syndrome – that nagging feeling that you aren’t as skilled or able as those around you, those sneaky doubts and that mean girl in your head – it happens! This show is all about the antidote to imposter syndrome and how to overcome your doubts in motherhood and at work.
Imposter Syndrome – that nagging feeling that you aren’t as skilled or able as those around you, those sneaky doubts and that mean girl in your head – it happens! This show is all about the antidote to imposter syndrome and how to overcome your doubts in motherhood and at work.
If you have gotten out of your groove and fallen into a slump, but you’re looking to establish or re-establish energizing routines and rituals… hit play! Regardless of what habit you’re aiming for, it’s about celebrating progress, breaking it down and taking it one step at a time. This episode is short, sweet, and chalk full of tangible tips!
my Tuesday-night book club about a 10-year reunion, that 10 years spent taking care of patients in the operating room, the hospital, and the office has taught me so very many things. I have learned more valuable lessons about medicine, life, love than I can count and I have enjoyed so much laughter and just as many difficult cases during that time. Today, in honor of those 10 years, I’m going to share with you 10 Things the OR taught me. Here are ten of those lessons I’ve learned and retained
my Tuesday-night book club about a 10-year reunion, that 10 years spent taking care of patients in the operating room, the hospital, and the office has taught me so very many things. I have learned more valuable lessons about medicine, life, love than I can count and I have enjoyed so much laughter and just as many difficult cases during that time. Today, in honor of those 10 years, I’m going to share with you 10 Things the OR taught me. Here are ten of those lessons I’ve learned and retained
During this chat with mindset coach Sam Kellgren we dive into living in alignment, releasing control, & debunking and identifying limiting beliefs to build more peace and more flow in life.
If you have a pelvic floor, you should have an evaluation with a pelvic floor physical therapist. They are a unique subset of physical therapists trained to care for the sling of muscles that is the bottom of your pelvis from your pelvis to your tailbone. It’s responsible for supporting all of your organs, your ability to have core strength, for voiding and bowel movements, sex and so much more! Julie shares about Pelvic Floor health and the role of Pelvic Floor PT in that health.
If you have a pelvic floor, you should have an evaluation with a pelvic floor physical therapist. They are a unique subset of physical therapists trained to care for the sling of muscles that is the bottom of your pelvis from your pelvis to your tailbone. It’s responsible for supporting all of your organs, your ability to have core strength, for voiding and bowel movements, sex and so much more! Julie shares about Pelvic Floor health and the role of Pelvic Floor PT in that health.