Welcome to You Can Handle Anything—the podcast that helps you navigate life's everyday challenges an
Simply because you want someone in your life to do something, doesn't mean he/she will or even needs
I think I was feeling depressed. Or at least, I was feeling disconnected from my community. This hap
Rockets are shooting down! I'm afraid! A Getting unSTUCK podcast listener wrote to me asking for my
All I wanted to do was shop for some clothes! Sometimes we can easily get stuck on taking these pers
It is so easy to get stuck on insult. When people say things in a way that can be construed as hurtf
Have you ever had the experience where something happened to you and you are convinced it should NOT
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All my husband wanted to do was zone out for a few minutes and watch some T.V. All I wanted to do wa
We either get stuck in the past or stuck in the future. There are really only two choices. When we g
Sometimes we put ourselves down, not because of any outside force, but because: Either we believe i
There is a difference between taking action and keeping busy. When you take action, you work towards
I hired myself a coach last week. It was the best decision in 2017. I feel aligned, happy, excited a
One way to get unSTUCK and evolve into a newer version of yourself is by visioning. Different from g
We do not live our lives in a vacuum. We are who we are in this world because of the experiences and
Often times when we get "stuck", we are blinded from reality and often times lose faith to what the
When we are in a "stuck" spot, we can self-sabotage the joy that can otherwise be experienced in any
Revisiting the time I landed in the hospital and nearly died was not easy for me to share in this po
To me, prayer has always been associated with religious institutions. But, does it need to be? Have
Please tune in to this week's episode to learn about the crowdfunding campaign I have recently begun
Have you ever heard of "imposter syndrome"? It's a phrase coined by 2 clinical psychologists in the
