Episode: 2021.7.20

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to embrace who you are. Maybe you want to apply for a certain position, but are afraid that you will be judged because of your insecurities. Perhaps you want to show your friends one of your natural talents, but are worried they will not be interested. When you accept your entire identity, you can truly foster the confidence you need to succeed.

Our first caller, Elissa, wants to know how to deal with FOMO when she needs to spend time alone but also misses hanging out with her friends. Nancy advises her to use technology like FaceTime to keep up with her friends when they are out doing a specific activity that Elissa cannot attend. Nancy also tells Elissa to be more mindful about programming her schedule so that she can avoid time conflicts and create opportunities for rest and refueling. Tune in to hear how you can take back your power so that missing out on certain experiences can be beneficial instead of feeling like a loss.

Our inspirational guest, LeRon Barton, was born with a stutter. Growing up, this speech impediment often caused him to feel alienated from his peers. He was even bullied for his stutter, which made him afraid of speaking out or conversing with others. After years of feeling ashamed of his disability, he began to practice talking in front of large crowds. With thorough preparation, LeRon found that he could orate without fear and discuss his challenges to inspire others. Listen to hear how LeRon embraced his self-worth by finding strength in his insecurities.

Our second caller, Esperanza, asks Nancy how she should go about finding motivation to lose weight. Based on her own experience, Nancy suggests experimenting with food and creating a workout that is right for her. Nancy also encourages Esperanza to look at photos of herself from when she felt more confident in her body to use as inspiration. Tune in to hear how you can effectively develop a healthy lifestyle.

Perhaps you have been reluctant to try something new because you believe you possess a flaw that will prevent you from doing it well. Maybe you have a niche hobby and are scared to seem too passionate about it. When we embrace our strengths and as well as our weaknesses, we can understand what we need to do to thrive in our life journeys. By challenging ourselves to redefine how we view our insecurities, we can sincerely live full out.