Episode: 2019.5.29

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to search for resources. Maybe you are suffering in an abusive relationship and are unsure how to get out. Perhaps you’re looking for a new job in your field but are unclear on where to start. By looking for guidance from those around you or researching on your own, you can gain the tools you need to improve your life and live full out.
Our first caller, Olivia, is wondering how to interact with her ex-boyfriend, who is a part of their mutual friend group, without being awkward. Nancy advises Olivia to focus on their friendship and stop talking about their old relationship. Listen in to hear how you can maintain a platonic relationship with an old partner without discomfort.
Our second caller, Arlene, asks how she can stay positive and stop caring about others’ opinions of her. Nancy tells her to stay true to herself and use methods of communication that prompt others to listen to what she has to say. Tune in to learn how you can keep people’s expectations from weighing you down.
Our inspirational guest, Jenni Grover, grew up in a chaotic and abusive environment, where she suffered from various debilitating diseases and panic attacks. When, at age 25, she was diagnosed with fibromyalgia, that revelation was followed by several other diagnoses, including anxiety, asthma, and more. Thanks to her dedication to being her own advocate, an incredible support group, and many different treatments, Jenni has found success and happiness in life. Listen in to hear how Jenni discovered the resources she needed to manage her chronic pain.
Our final caller, Isaac, wants some advice on how to tell when a relationship has become toxic, where one person always ends up getting what they want. Nancy tells him that he will know when there is a problem because he will start to feel like he’s acting unauthentic around that person. Tune in to hear how to tell when your love life has become unhealthy and make the changes that are best for you.
You may be struggling with disability or a mental illness like depression. Perhaps you are weighed down by addiction or drug abuse. Regardless of what you are dealing with, there are resources out there to assist you on your path to a healthier and happier life. Be persistent in your search for guidance, either by asking those around you for advice, seeing specialists, or seeking out answers on the Internet, and you will find the tools and advice you need to start living full out.