EPISODE · Dec 9, 2024 · 58 MIN
Why Consistency Creates Worthiness (and How to Change Your Life Today) | Austin Tice
from Sex, Drugs, & Soul · host Kristin Birdwell
Have a question or comment? Send it to Kristin!“Consistency creates worthiness — the side effect of showing up is becoming who you actually want to be.” — Austin TiceIn this episode, Kristin sits down with Austin Tice, CEO of NABA (The Natural Art of Being Alive), for a powerful conversation about worthiness, consistency, detoxing, meditation, and what it truly means to reinvent yourself.Austin shares: • how consistency builds worthiness • what to do when you feel like quitting • how meditation rewires identity • why toxins affect your emotions, energy, and mindset • his journey with heavy metal detox + anxiety • NABA’s mission to awaken healthier, more conscious humansThis conversation is grounding, expansive, and deeply inspiring — perfect for anyone on a healing or spiritual growth path. Do you want to expand and feel more alive? Learn more and join the community detox journey here. Connect with Austin:InstagramSupport the showConnect with Kristin:WebsiteInstagramFacebook YouTubeKristin’s Book:Sex, Drugs, & Soul Spotify AudiobookSubscribe:YouTubeSpotifyApplePeptides:Oral Quicksilver GHK/Copper Peptidehttps://elliemd.com/kristinbirdwellMicrodose 🍄 https://myfeelium.co/password: opensesameCode: kristin20 for 20% off
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Have a question or comment? Send it to Kristin! “Consistency creates worthiness — the side effect of showing up is becoming who you actually want to be.” — Austin Tice In this episode, Kristin sits down with Austin Tice, CEO of NABA (The Natural Art of Being Alive), for a powerful conversation about worthiness, consistency, detoxing, meditation, and what it truly means to reinvent yourself. Austin shares: • how consistency builds worthiness • what to do when you feel like quittin...
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