Living and Loving Your Life- A Podcast For Moms
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This is a podcast for people who are ready for a better life. This is Find Your Beautiful You and I’m your host Chantel Allen. I'm a mom of four and I'm a Life Coach. If you’re tired of the stress, the overwhelm and ready to love the life you have you’re in the right place. Each week this podcast will bring you specific tools and resources to meet the challenges you face every day. Your time is valuable- and so is your wellbeing. Learn how to work on yourself and overcome self-critical thinking so you can reduce your anxiety and insecurity, and boost your self-confidence, up- level your relationships, and self-worth. You can find out more at www.chantelallecoaching.com

Rules for a Successful Life

Do you find that you're constantly looking for 'the thing' 'the way', 'the rule' that is going to create your success? I think as achievers, we can ge...
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No Problems- Just Opportunities

Think about how it feels when we label something as a problem.  Overwhelming? Pressure? Instead, how does it feel to think of something as an opportun...
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Finding Balance as a High Achiever

Confidence, balance and connection feels like this elusive thing we want, but aren't quite sure how to get it.  We've been taught to use achievements ...
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Connecting Your Head to Your Heart

Do you experience internal conflict?  Do you find that you feel confused on decisions and stay in indecision for a long time? Do you find you're not f...
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Do THIS to Feel Better NOW

I love to get some quick things to use in times when things feel hard or heavy.  Our brains are so amazing. They function exactly the way we need them...
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Your Box of Limitations

As we've grown and had experiences, we've started to craft a box that we sit in. This box is made up of our beliefs about who we are and what is possi...
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Other People's Opinions

We often try to get other people's validation and approval of who we are so that WE then can believe it about ourselves. But that validation need does...
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