Episode: 2017.3.36

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari believes its audience can benefit from consistency. We often have certain habits that admittedly hold us back. In order to break them, we can develop new and consistent behaviors. They can be made up of more responsible choices than what we may have decided on in the past. If we truly wish to achieve our goals, then we have to regularly dedicate ourselves to maintaining better tendencies.



Our first caller, Jonathan, is currently taking finals at school. However, he also plays sports and the combined commitment has been weighing on him with stress. Listen to Nancy guide him into looking at his responsibilities in a different light. Being so busy pursuing his goals means that he is connecting with people and living full out. When he considers how these things benefit him, he will speak of his commitments positively. Should they still not make him happy, he can choose to focus on his education until he has time for everything else.



Our second caller, Imani, is unsure of what direction to go in terms of her career. She feels that the path before her is unknown. Tune in as Nancy suggests she gives volunteering a chance. Applying to all kinds of different positions will assist her in learning what her passion is. Working in different industries may give her a sneak peak of a future profession.



Our inspirational guest, Cami Petyn, suffered from anorexia in her teenage years. Hear her tell Nancy how she began counting calories and frequently exercising only to later on begin purging frequently. Cami lets Nancy know that no matter how skinny other people believed she was, she always thought she put on too much weight. Listen to how she discusses being discovered by her little sister and then she was forced to confront her behaviors.



Our final caller, Emily, feels drawn towards a full time music career. However, she thinks that she would have to leave her current job as a financial advisor to do so. Tune in to how Nancy coaches her to plan out the future. Hear how Nancy suggest how finding a mentor to model her career after will allow her to take the first steps towards success.



Our choices can be the deciding factor in getting the things we want. Whether we desire a good marriage, a successful business, or to excel in our craft, we want to be consistent in giving our best effort to make responsible decisions. By being consistant in taking action, we can build positive habits to support our goals and allow us to live full Out.