#66 Season Finale: Farewell to 2023, Reflecting on Hardship with a Growth Mindset

from From a Full Cup · host Natalie Mullin

New season returns February 15, 2024. Today on Episode #66 Season Finale: Farewell to 2023, Reflecting on Hardship with a Growth Mindset , I hold space for those who've had a very difficult year and how you can process and release the trauma and pain in order to move forward.In this episode I discuss:-how your wellbeing is impacted by stressful and difficult experiences-why conducting a personal wellness balance assessment will help you in your wellness journey-how to acknowledge, validate and process invisible hardships-the first step to move forward, even if you think you can't-mind body tools and practical strategies to release the weight and pain of the past year Call to action: Write out the hardest parts of the year. Be as detailed as possible. Look at the paper. Say "thank you for the lessons. I'm ready for my next chapter". Rip up that paper into small pieces. Blow them into the air and say goodbye.Affirmation: I'm stronger. I’m wiser. I’m moving forward. This podcast is hosted by Captivate, try it yourself for free. Disclaimer: This podcast includes affiliate links that, when clicked and purchased, may generate revenue for me and the podcast. I only recommend things I truly love and stand behind. Book Free Discovery Callhttps://tidycal.com/nataliemullin/free-discovery-callDownload Free Wellness Assessmenthttps://from-a-full-cup.ck.page/93236e5b48 Get in Touch:[email protected] Bookings + Coaching:https://nataliemullin.com/From a Full Cup is a mental wellness education podcast that teaches women to prioritize their wellness and put themselves first, because you can’t pour from an empty cup. I'm your host Natalie Mullin , Certified Wellness Educator, Speaker, Facilitator and Teacher. Every Thursday I release a new episode, teaching women how to dream big, take action and move the needle forward in life. Past episodes From a Full Cup websiteSubscribe to the podcastListen to From a Full Cup Copyright 2025 Natalie Mullin

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