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Headspace Studios

Join us every weekday morning to take a few moments to step out of the internal chatter and external noise. We'll pause and reflect to consider what brings us together in this shared human condition and how we can live a life that best reflects our limitless potential.

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Life is already demanding. So where we place our energy matters. In this episode, Andy reflects on how intentionally directing our energy can reduce unnecessary conflict and help us move through the new year with more clarity and purpose.
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Where Your Energy Goes

Rosie sits down with psychiatrist Dr. Tracey Marks to unpack how our “factory settings” for stress get shaped by childhood, technology, and modern life — and how anxiety and burnout show up in our bodies and brains. Together, they explore practical tools like micro-transitions, physiological sighs, and sleep rituals to help you reset your nervous system and build real resilience.

You can learn more about Dr. Tracey Marks at MarksPsychiatry.com, and follow on YouTube and Instagram.
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Rewriting Your Brain’s Stress Instructions, with Dr. Tracey Marks

When we don’t know where a relationship is headed, our minds often race ahead. Kessonga explores how mindfulness can help us step out of the “what if” spiral and return to the connection that exists right now. A gentle reminder that meaning isn’t only found in certainty. This episode discusses death; listener discretion is advised.
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The "What If" Spiral

From rewriting a text 13 times to second-guessing every decision, Rosie explores what overthinking really is — rumination dressed up as “being responsible” or “being thorough.” She offers mindful practices to name the spiral, come back into the body, and remind yourself that clarity comes from pausing, not from thinking harder.

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When Your Brain Won’t Stop Replaying the Same Thoughts

Rosie shares the story of her abuelita’s destroyed sidewalk garden and the quiet wisdom that “the seeds remain, they will grow again.” By exploring plants and succulents, and posing simple questions about light, rest, and water, she invites us to care for ourselves the way we’d tend a garden, trusting that even after loss or neglect, new growth is always possible.
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Something Will Grow Again

Rosie unpacks fear of success — how self-sabotage, imposter feelings, and old conditioning can make “good things” feel unsafe. Drawing on the history of imposter phenomenon and real-life examples, she shares grounding practices and reframes so you can tell your nervous system, “It’s safe to grow,” and step toward the opportunities that matter to you without abandoning who you are.
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Afraid of Your Own Potential

Rosie breaks down toxic positivity and examines how it can shut down real feelings when we’re grieving or struggling. She explores the difference between true optimism and emotional bypassing, and offers language and practices for holding pain honestly while still believing in your capacity to heal.
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It’s Okay If You’re Not Okay

Rosie shares how learning about neuroplasticity and practicing mindfulness helped her reshape a nervous system wired for survival. She explains how even a few weeks of consistent practice can change the brain, and offers a simple affirmation to start relating to your thoughts and habits with more kindness and positivity.
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You Can Rewire Your Brain

It’s natural to care deeply about the people we love — but worry doesn’t have to take over our minds. Today, Kessonga shares how mindfulness helps us notice worry without letting it consume us, so we can respond with clarity and compassion.
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Loosening Worry's Grip

Apathy and boredom are more common than ever. Today, Kessonga explores why these feelings arise and how small shifts in awareness can bring perspective, purpose, and renewed appreciation to the quieter seasons of life.
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Something Will Grow Again

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