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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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Anger can easily spill into anxiety, arguments, or regret — but mindfulness offers another path. In this episode, Rosie shares simple practices you can use when you’re mad: pausing, breathing deeply, and asking what your anger is really trying to tell you, so you can respond with compassion.
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How to Use Mindfulness to Calm Your Anger Before It Takes Over

Anxiety often makes us feel like we have to pick one path — disciplined, creative, or productive — but real peace comes from honoring all parts of ourselves. In this episode, Rosie explores how balancing these energies can calm anxiety, spark creativity, and help us feel more whole.
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How to Ease Anxiety by Honoring All Sides of Yourself

Sam explains how the science of positive psychology can help us shift perspective, build resilience, and make each day a little brighter.
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Simple Practices to Boost Everyday Well-Being

Sam explores how everyday metaphors can make mindfulness more vivid and relatable, helping us carry the practice into daily life with greater ease.
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Mindful Metaphors: How Visualization Brings Your Practice to Life

Aging can stir anxiety in a culture obsessed with youth, but it also offers perspective, emotional growth, and freedom. In this episode, Rosie shares personal stories and research on aging, exploring how self-acceptance deepens with time and why getting older is not loss, but liberation.
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Aging, Anxiety, and Self-Acceptance: Why Getting Older Is a Gift

When we suppress emotions, they don’t disappear — they get louder, often showing up as anxiety, tension, or irritability. In this episode, Rosie shares her own journey of “emotional constipation” and offers a mindful practice of naming and honoring emotions as a path to release and healing.
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Anxiety, Emotions, and Healing: How to Stop Bottling It Up

Anxiety often convinces us that our fears are facts. In this episode, Rosie unpacks how unchecked thoughts shape our reality and offers a simple mindfulness practice — asking “Is it true? Is it useful? Is it kind?” — to break spirals, challenge fear, and find clarity in uncertainty.
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Anxiety, Fear, and Truth: How to Stop Believing Every Thought

Sometimes the best antidote to anxiety isn’t doing more — it’s slowing down. In this episode, Rosie reflects on the stillness of sunrise, how morning light boosts creativity and calm, and why savoring simple moments can ease stress, inspire new ideas, and reconnect us with joy.
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Morning Routines for Anxiety and Creativity: The Power of Sunrise

Anxiety often disguises itself as control, convincing us that peace comes from managing every detail. In this episode, Rosie reflects on compromise, presence, and letting go of the need to control. Learn how softening your grip can calm anxiety and restore balance.
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How to Stay Calm When Anxiety Wants Control

High-functioning depression is one of the most misunderstood mental health struggles of our time — and psychiatrist, professor, and author Dr. Judith Joseph is on a mission to change that. In this powerful conversation, Dr. Joseph, who has been featured on The Today Show and interviewed by Mel Robbins, shares insights from her groundbreaking new book High Functioning. Drawing from years of clinical research, her personal journey with mental health, and her work advocating for more accessible care, she sheds light on how high-functioning depression quietly affects millions, especially women and those in caregiving or healthcare roles.

This content is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and is not intended to replace care provided by a mental or physical health professional.
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Simple Practices to Boost Everyday Well-Being

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