Learn How Giving Impacts Our Ability To Live Full Out

Season 3, Episode 28: : The Living Full Out show with Nancy Solari encourages listeners to find various ways that we can give to others. It is important to understand the value in giving and how it can make a difference in our lives. By taking the time to give a simple gesture of support, we can help restore confidence and make a lasting change. Our first caller, Sam, is considering jumping into the dating scene, but she is unsure of whether or not she can handle it during her busy school and work life. Nancy offers that dating can be however she wants it to be and whether she chooses to be date through social circles, or online, she must first take time to think about what she wants out of these dates. Our second caller, Debbie tends to not feel as accomplished as other people and because of this, has become discouraged. Nancy helps her understand that all of our experiences are different and our successes come at different stages. She urges Debbie to not focus on other’s successes but rather, focus on her own journey. Our inspirational guest today is Amy S. Weber. Hear how Amy takes listeners back to her early childhood when she was viciously bullied by another boy in kindergarten and how this made an impact in her life, causing her to become a bully herself. Tune in to how she has learned to heal by seeking forgiveness to those she fought with and found a way to give back through , “A Girl Like Her,” a film she wrote and directed. Our final caller, Kelly, feels overwhelmed by managing her career and raising her two children, one of which has a disability. She is seeking a way to stay motivated, but what Nancy has her realize, is that Kelly has forgotten to include herself into the equation. Hear how Nancy helps her prioritize her life in a way that allows time for self-care among a very busy schedule. Sometimes giving support in the smallest of gestures can help in the greatest of ways. We stay connected when we practice simple means of generosity to family, friends, or even strangers. When we all find moments to give to others in need, we can pave the way to live our lives full out.