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EPISODE · May 21, 2026 · 6 MIN

Why Starting Fresh Feels Heavy and How to Fix It

from Live Well & Explore: Wellness, Business Growth, Adventure · host Solveig Eitungjerde

Whether it’s a career change or a lifestyle shift, "starting fresh" often feels heavy. We dive into the psychology of transition and how to overcome the mental blocks that make new beginnings feel daunting. Learn how to navigate the "messy middle" and build momentum even when you’re starting from zero.Key Takeaways:How to stay calm when your life is changing.Using small goals to help you feel more sure of yourself.Why changing your mind is a good way to learn new things.Book your free support callAbout Your HostSolveig Eitungjerde is a former dancer, educator, and adviser turned avid traveler and certified health coach. She helps women who juggle work and entrepreneurship overcome the overwhelm and get more done in less time. Her goal is to help you design a lifestyle where you can grow your business without burning out, finally creating the time and freedom for the exploration and fun you crave.Connect with me:Website: livewellandexplore.comInstagram: @solveig.eitungjerde

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