Monday Vibes with Elizabeth Su

028: A Surprising Stress-Management Tool

Did you know that focusing on what feels good, can actually help you cope with stress? It doesn't have to be anything big or noteworthy. Perhaps it's sunshine 🌻 on your skin, the smell of fresh ginger tea 🍵, a warm shower 🧖🏽‍♀️ or catching up with your bestie. Tune into this week's episode to learn more about how to cultivate more joy and pleasure in your life! Hang out with us at: www.instagram.com/heyelizabethsu https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethsu www.facebook.com/heyelizabethsu (business page) Is there a topic you would love us to cover? Submit a Notes From Camp (our Dear Abby-style advice column): http://bit.ly/notesfromcamp

027: The Double-Edged Sword of Trendy Activism

As someone with a queer sister, Elizabeth has always felt conflicted about 🌈 p r i d e 🏳️‍🌈 month. On one hand, it’s awesome that so many outwardly show their support for the LGBTQIA+ community, while on the other, she cringes when she see storefronts put up their once-a-year rainbow flags, rainbow-themed retail campaigns and corporate floats in the Pride parade. She thinks to herself: Do they actually care about my sister or are they just using her sexuality as a marketing tactic? Could these companies make a greater impact if they re-allocated the funds spent on rainbow-themed paraphernalia elsewhere? She asked her sister. And although her sister doesn’t speak for the entire queer community, she shared 3 things with Elizabeth that she shares in this week's episode. Hang out with us at: www.instagram.com/heyelizabethsu https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethsu www.facebook.com/heyelizabethsu (business page) Is there a topic you would love us to cover? Submit a Notes From Camp (our Dear Abby-style advice column): http://bit.ly/notesfromcamp

026: Three Ways to Avoid Activist Burnout

In the midst of a ✨c o l l e c t i v e✨ awakening, many are realizing that we live in an unjust society, poisoned by corrupt systems, structural racism and police brutality, and are taking action like never before. In this week’s episode, Elizabeth shares 3 ways to avoid activist burnout. Hang out with us at: www.instagram.com/heyelizabethsu https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethsu www.facebook.com/heyelizabethsu (business page) Is there a topic you would love us to cover? Submit a Notes From Camp (our Dear Abby-style advice column): http://bit.ly/notesfromcamp

025: How to Overcome Social Justice Perfectionism

Part of being an ✨a l l y✨ is recognizing that you will fuck up. You will piss someone off. Miss something important. Research for hours, yet still somehow say the wrong thing. Breathe. None of us will get it right every time. The important part about being an ally is to continue showing up even after mishaps. To keep listening, learning, growing and taking care of each other. To figure out how to be a part of the change in your own unique way, one that is impactful and sustainable. Tune in to this week's episode for the rest of our Monday Vibes newsletter on overcoming social justice perfectionism. Hang out with us at: www.instagram.com/heyelizabethsu https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethsu www.facebook.com/heyelizabethsu (business page) Is there a topic you would love us to cover? Submit a Notes From Camp (our Dear Abby-style advice column): http://bit.ly/notesfromcamp

024: When It's Time To Recenter

Strap in for a magical show today where Elizabeth talks about her love of tarot! She gives listeners the inside scoop on how she leans on tarot to help offer the clarity and guidance she's seeking, how it's been a hell of a lot more centering than asking people for advice or tirelessly trying to come up with a solution with her logical mind, and how it’s allowed her to support people without feeling like I need to know all the answers. Hang out with us at: www.instagram.com/heyelizabethsu https://www.linkedin.com/in/elizabethsu www.facebook.com/heyelizabethsu (business page) Is there a topic you would love me to cover? Submit a Notes From Camp (our Dear Abby-style advice column): http://bit.ly/notesfromcamp