Discover How Living Full Out Can Be Achieved By Learning From Loss

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari can assist you in managing and learning from loss. Maybe you are struggling with letting go of a past relationship. Perhaps you want to go after a certain career, but you feel like it’s out of reach. By embracing change and determining what knowledge you can gain from it, you have the power to move forward and thrive.

Our first caller, Leslie, needs advice on how to find the motivation to complete certain tasks, while maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Nancy recommends she break down big projects in her mind and conquer one small aspect of it at a time, remembering what it feels like to finish them. Listen in to hear how you can become clear in your objectives in order to accomplish your goals.

Our second caller, Talia, is looking for advice on what she can do to maintain a positive mindset each day. Nancy suggests Talia remind herself what she is working and fighting for, whether it be a delicious dinner or a vacation, whenever she feels down. Tune in to hear how you can create a community and mindset that will support you in challenging circumstances.

Our inspirational guest, Dennis Gillan, was a junior in college when he got an unexpected phone call that his older brother, Mark, had passed away from suicide. Dennis started using alcohol and other substances as a coping mechanism. Eleven years later, Dennis got another call that his younger brother, Matthew, had also committed suicide. Now, Dennis is sober and speaks out about mental health and suicide to spread awareness on this issue. Listen in to learn how Dennis turned his tragedies into triumph.

Our final caller, Juliana, needs advice on how to stay motivated during these unprecedented times. Nancy reminds Juliana that she has the power to try something new and to embrace change. Tune in to hear how you can navigate and grow from the obstacles you face.

Maybe you feel stuck in a rut at work. Perhaps you are struggling with the loss of a pet or family member. By reaching out for support from friends and family or taking time to step back and look at the situation, you can move forward, heal and live full out.