258: Finding Joy After The Finish Line

Shannon Kaiser, a bestselling author, international life coach, and speaker and retreat leader who is here to discuss her fifth book, “Joy Seeker: How To Go from Idea to Done.” I really enjoyed our interview because it didn’t feel like an interview at all—much more like a conversation between friends catching up after a few years!

 

We discuss:

·         How both of us shift our moods through fitness,

·         Ever heard of “Paris Syndrome”? Why crossing the finish line of that major event may not give you the “high” you thought it would

·         How to be self-compassionate and Shannon’s own self-love experiment

·         Why and how to give yourself permission to show up as you are

·         How to write a book if you don’t like to write—but like to talk!

·         My experiment of saying positive self-affirmations with a body brush in front of a mirror

 

Links Discussed

Shannon’s Website

Joy Seeker:Let Go of What’s Holding You Back So You Can Live the Life You Were Made For

Peloton

Abraham Hicks

 

Tweet me your biggest takeaways from the episode at @KariGormley—I’d love to hear from you!

Contact:

Kari Gormley:
Twitter: @KariGormley
Instagram: @KariGormley

Shannon Kaiser:

Website: PlayWithTheWorld.com

Facebook: /ShannonKaiserWrites

Twitter: @ShannonLKaiser

Instagram: @shannonkaiserwrites

YouTube: /PLAYWITHTHEWORLD


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