What if your self-care wasn’t just another task on your to-do list, but the foundation for how you live, lead, and show up for yourself every day? This grounded and nourishing conversation with Self-Leadership Coach Sabrina Avellán explores what sustainable self-care really looks like when you're no longer performing it for perfection.
Sabrina, the creator of the Self-TECC™ method, breaks down how to redefine productivity, rebuild trust with your body, and lead yourself from clarity and capacity rather than burnout and pressure. This conversation is honest, practical, and full of invitations to shift how you hold yourself. If y...
What if your self-care wasn’t just another task on your to-do list, but the foundation for how you live, lead, and show up for yourself every day? This grounded and nourishing conversation with Self-Leadership Coach Sabrina Avellán explores what sustainable self-care really looks like when you're no longer performing it for perfection.
Sabrina, the creator of the Self-TECC™ method, breaks down how to redefine productivity, rebuild trust with your body, and lead yourself from clarity and capacity rather than burnout and pressure. This conversation is honest, practical, and full of invitations to shift how you hold yourself. If you’ve been craving structure that honours your softness, this one is for you.
This Episode Is Perfect For You If...
- You constantly put your productivity ahead of your own needs
- You’re tired of performative self-care and want practices that feel nourishing and real
- You struggle to celebrate your wins and keep moving the milestone
- You feel like there’s never enough time to truly rest
- You’re craving a self-leadership approach that’s structured, spiritual, and sustainable
"Self-leadership for me is being able to stand in the discomfort, to not react, and to listen before responding." — Sabrina Avellán
In This Episode
- (03:15) – Sabrina’s journey from systems strategist to self-leadership coach
- (09:45) – Redefining self-care as energy hygiene and why it matters more than ever
- (16:30) – The importance of celebrating small wins and recognizing your capacity
- (24:40) – How to build momentum and shift from busy to peaceful productivity
- (34:05) – The Self-TECC™ method and why self-trust is the root of true self-love
- (41:30) – Honoring your capacity and why showing up fully means honoring your timing
"When you start to identify as someone who practices self-care, all of a sudden now you have time for it." — Sabrina Avellán
About The Unshakeable Self
The Unshakeable Self is your guide to building unwavering confidence and authentic self-trust. In each episode, we explore practical strategies and powerful insights to help you break free from self-doubt, embrace your true potential, and create a life that aligns with your deepest values. Whether you're navigating career transitions, relationships, or personal growth, you'll find the tools and inspiration to stand firmly in your power.
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