Learn How To Trust Others and Yourself When Making Decisions Or Confronting Conflict As You Live Full Out

Episode: 2018.4.3 The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari wants you to have trust in yourself and others. Sometimes, there are situations you encounter that are out of your hands. You can try to take back control, but gripping too tightly may prove exhausting. Knowing when to let go and have faith that the circumstance will work out can give you peace of mind. Looking to those around you for assistance, instead of trying to brave through life on your own, can show you how to handle it better. Our first guest is Kristen, who is an introvert that wants to meet more people. Nancy teaches Kristen to find what is most special about herself, and use it to connect. By taking risks, Kristen may find a new friend who could benefit from her. Kristen can set goals for how much she interacts with people and trust that they will have camaraderie. Our next guest is Rainey, who is unhappy with her job and wonders if she should stay there. Nancy instructs Rainey to think on the advice she would give someone else, then apply it to herself. The answers are already there, but Rainey may need to have the courage to listen to her heart. Rainey can have assurance that there are other jobs out there that may be a better fit. Our inspirational guest is Chad Hymas, who was paralyzed when a 2000-pound bale of hay fell on his head and broke bones in his neck. Despite the seriousness of the accident, Chad put faith in his body to survive. After learning he was paralyzed in all four limbs, Chad determined to live with purpose. Relearning to perform daily tasks, Chad has since traveled the world to encourage others with his experience. Our final caller is Jason, who wants to know what he needs to do to find the right partner. Nancy tells Jason to think about what he seeks in a prospective partner, instead of the other way around. Jason can express his desires early in the dating process and find a person who is compatible. Someone special could come along with a trait that is unexpected, so he may need to keep an open mind. Understanding when to pull back if you are at your limit can prevent you from burning out. Yet, you may feel you have failed if you stand down. Taking the time to learn a lesson from your struggle can be what you need to do to go forward. You may need to rely on your loved ones to support you on your journey. By trusting even when the future is less clear, you can grow stronger and live full out.