How do you define your “status?”

Hi Friend!

Have you ever thought about how often you are asked about your “status?” Many of us log on to social media nearly every day and share what is new in our lives but even beyond social media, our titles at work define who we are in a company and our health care providers give us questionnaires every year asking our marital and job status. While we spend each day working hard to be the best in all the roles we hold, how much do you focus on your status of each?

On this week’s podcast I’m going to be sharing thoughts around how working towards a particular status may be keeping you from seeing what is being missed out on and how it’s important to check in with ourselves to make sure we are reaching for a status that is still in line with who we are today, not the twenty-year-old who we once were.

Friend, will you do me a favor? After listening in to today’s episode, will you give it a quick review? By doing so, you will be helping this podcast reach other listeners just like you.

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WAYS TO LISTEN

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A Blueprint for Intentional Living Grounded in the Middle.

In this episode of the Grounded in the Middle podcast, we dive into the transformative power of identifying your non-negotiables and living with intention. Discover how setting boundaries can protect your happiness, from learning to say no, to disconnecting from technology, and being fully present with loved ones. We'll explore ways to ground yourself in nature, find passion in daily activities, connect meaningfully with others, and make the most out of mundane moments. Join us as we provide practical tips and personal stories to help you create a more intentional and fulfilling life. Post Show Homework: 1.Identify your non-negotiables 2.Be intentional in everything you do. Five ways to become more rooted in who you are today 1.Disconnect 2.Ground yourself 3.Find a Passion 4.Connect with others 5. Make the most out of the mundane moments Follow me on IG + FB Step into the country at Farmhousestoryteller.com
  1. A Blueprint for Intentional Living
  2. Rebecca George, Author Do The Thing
  3. Dr. Alan Weissenbacher, The Brain Change Program
  4. Chevonne O'Shaughnessy, Filmmaker, Co-Founder and President of American Cinema
  5. June Update from the Middle-Pressing forward into who you are today

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