Health & Fitness:Mental Health
By Following Your Senses You Can Tap Into The True Meaning Of Living Full Out
2022-11-12
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Episode: 2022.8.42
The Living Full Out show with Nancy Solari encourages you to remain resilient in life by trusting your senses. Maybe you’ve been working toward your goals but aren’t seeing the growth you’ve expected. Remember to stay persistent in your dreams and you’ll make progress in your own time.
Our first caller, Zealand wonders how she can focus on her health while being on a tight budget in college. Nancy advised her to tap into the resources around her to discover different food options she can try. Reaching out to those around you and turning to new sources for information allows you to expand your possibilities and push further toward your goal. Listen in to discover how you can invest in yourself by having an open mind and using your senses.
Our inspirational guest Joan Brock learned to tap into her other senses to support others as she dealt with losing her vision. Joan was fortunate to find love early and quickly married her first husband Joe. With a passion for aiding others, they both started working at a school for the blind and welcomed their daughter, Joy. By the time Joy was three Joan started noticing changes in her sight; within three weeks her vision was gone. It wasn’t until Joe passed away soon after from cancer that she truly had to come to terms with no longer being able to see. Moving back to her hometown she met her second husband Jim and started on the path of accepting her new reality. Driven to continue assisting others, Joan wrote a book to share her story that was later adapted into a lifetime movie. Tune in to hear how despite the many losses she endured, Joan found her purpose in assisting others by embracing her senses.
Perhaps you’ve experienced an obstacle on your path to achieving your goals. Try to focus on what actions you can take to keep moving forward. Believing in yourself and using your senses to guide you along the way exemplifies what it means to live full out.
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The Living Full Out show with Nancy Solari encourages you to remain resilient in life by trusting your senses. Maybe you’ve been working toward your goals but aren’t seeing the growth you’ve expected. Remember to stay persistent in your dreams and you’ll make progress in your own time.
Our first caller, Zealand wonders how she can focus on her health while being on a tight budget in college. Nancy advised her to tap into the resources around her to discover different food options she can try. Reaching out to those around you and turning to new sources for information allows you to expand your possibilities and push further toward your goal. Listen in to discover how you can invest in yourself by having an open mind and using your senses.
Our inspirational guest Joan Brock learned to tap into her other senses to support others as she dealt with losing her vision. Joan was fortunate to find love early and quickly married her first husband Joe. With a passion for aiding others, they both started working at a school for the blind and welcomed their daughter, Joy. By the time Joy was three Joan started noticing changes in her sight; within three weeks her vision was gone. It wasn’t until Joe passed away soon after from cancer that she truly had to come to terms with no longer being able to see. Moving back to her hometown she met her second husband Jim and started on the path of accepting her new reality. Driven to continue assisting others, Joan wrote a book to share her story that was later adapted into a lifetime movie. Tune in to hear how despite the many losses she endured, Joan found her purpose in assisting others by embracing her senses.
Perhaps you’ve experienced an obstacle on your path to achieving your goals. Try to focus on what actions you can take to keep moving forward. Believing in yourself and using your senses to guide you along the way exemplifies what it means to live full out.
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