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Do you wish you had more confidence? Less stress? Some guidance for going after your goals? If so, this podcast is for you. Join Master Certified Life Coach and author of Period Power, Maisie Hill, as she shares insights and strategies that you can start applying today. Each episode will help you identify and free yourself from your limiting beliefs so you can stop hiding and start shining. You’ll get answers to questions like: How do I build my self-confidence? Why is my inner critic so lou ...
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I have a very special guest with me today, folks. Clair, a cherished member of the Flow Collective, joins us to share her incredible journey since discovering our community. Her story is one of resilience and transformation, turning a life filled with stress and upheaval into one of empowerment and balance. Clair's experiences are truly inspiring, …
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With the summer solstice approaching, I invite you to join me this week to tap into summer’s expansive energy. I’ll guide you through dismantling self-imposed barriers, embracing desire, and stepping confidently into your next chapter. Discover how summer’s dynamic qualities resonate with your journey, both internally and externally, and learn how …
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This week, I want to take you on a journey back to New York City, where I recently returned with my husband and son, Nelson. Reflecting on this trip, I thought about how we approach our goals through unconventional paths. Today's episode focuses on what happens when you put the cart before the horse. For example, I once bought a horse trailer befor…
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We explore how our social bonds and evolutionary history shape our need for recognition. Being thanked makes us feel good, while the absence of gratitude can feel jarring. This expectation can turn well-intentioned acts into sources of bitterness, especially in roles often taken for granted. It's crucial to shift focus from unreciprocated gratitude…
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Unnecessary apologies, whether due to a desire to avoid conflict or just an ingrained habit, can reveal a lot about our inner fears and anxieties. Drawing from my own experiences and those of my friends, I want to explore how these apologies impact our interactions and self-perception. Uncover the reasons behind over-apologising and learn practical…
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How often do you find yourself reacting to a situation and then judging yourself for that reaction? Despite working on yourself, it's common to self-criticise and even become frustrated with your own thoughts and internal responses. This week, I'm here to help you shift this mindset with bold moves and a compassionate relationship with yourself. Di…
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Riding a bike takes a lot of patience - it's about finding your balance, keeping your focus, and not letting setbacks deter you. But what's truly crucial is just getting started, taking that first wobbly pedal forward. Because it's the momentum you create that keeps you going, propelling you past the doubts and fears that may hold you back. Learn t…
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Have you ever thought about writing your book but felt totally lost in the labyrinth of publishing? Well, this week I’m taking you on a journey through my own book deal, answering your questions and demystifying the process for any aspiring authors that might be listening. I'm sharing some practical advice on what a book proposal encompasses, what …
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Few achievements in life come without trial and error. Of course, some things do go right as you wanted from the get-go, but more often than not, the tasks we set to achieve our goals require repetition and persistence. Each failure is a stepping stone that will get you to where you want to be and provides you with opportunities to learn, refine yo…
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Dysregulation happens to all of us from time to time, it’s inevitable. Whether you are autistic, neurodiverse, or neurotypical, life isn’t about ensuring that everything runs smoothly; it’s about knowing how to recover from those times when we are feeling dysregulated. This week, I share a story of how dysregulation occurs in my life, particularly …
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We often view rest as a treat that comes once we’ve worked hard and been productive. This view is reinforced by a society that encourages this kind of behavior. However, functioning in this way comes at a massive cost, and it needs to change. Taking time to reflect and recharge isn’t optional; it’s necessary. Learn why rest is so important, why so …
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Jumping to conclusions is a common habit that we all do in some form or another. We fill in the blanks with narratives we create based on a patchwork of assumptions and half-truths. But life is complicated enough without adding extra layers of misunderstanding and misinterpretation to the mix, and jumping to conclusions can lead to stress, resentme…
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When you feel stretched and under the weight of your load, it can reduce your capacity for the important stuff. You neglect your own needs and are spread too thin, and the thought of adding anything else to your plate can feel stressful and overwhelming. But the opposite of stress is space, so this week, I’m helping you figure out where you can cre…
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How often do you sideline your own needs, because you’re too caught up looking out for others? Whether it’s a conscious or subconscious decision, this is something so many of us do. There's nothing wrong with caring, of course, but the problem lies when you do so in a way that you override or dismiss your own needs in the process. I share a huge pa…
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Nowadays, burnout is something we hear about a lot. Many people describe themselves as burnt out, and I see a lot of folks getting stuck in recovery from burnout. But what exactly is burnout, and how do you know if you are still experiencing it or are in recovery? Tune in this week as I share my thoughts on burnout, as well as some of the common si…
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Spring is in the air, and here in the UK, we can see the Daffodil and Crocus shoots rising up through the soil on their journey of rapid growth. This rapid growth is the very essence of spring, and as we head towards the equinox later this month, we, too, are gearing up for a period of vibrant, rapid growth in our own way. Join me this week as I sh…
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The yin-yang symbol represents the concept of dualism and illustrates how seemingly opposite or contrary forces are actually complementary. The components are interconnected and interdependent, and each gives rise to the other. The same can be said for reflecting and taking action. Understanding the concept of yin and yang can help us know when to …
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It can be easy to blame other people and find fault in the way they act, but there are some other things you need to consider in these situations. You can use the technique I’m teaching you today in every situation or communication you have, and it all starts with one simple yet extremely powerful question. Hear a simple question that has the power…
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When we take a knock to our confidence, we tend to avoid discomfort at all costs. But discomfort is a growth opportunity, and in this episode, I’m helping you see it as a valuable resource rather than something to avoid. I give you my guide to help you in moments when your confidence has taken a hit, and share 10 steps to help you get it back. Hear…
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Our human brains have a tendency to focus on the negative, leading us to be overly critical of ourselves. We dwell on our deficiencies, limitations, failures, and mistakes rather than our strengths, heroic attempts, and achievements. So this week, we’re returning to a hugely important topic and examining the thoughts you have about yourself. I'm sh…
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I’m breaking down a vital component from Greg McKeown’s book Essentialism: the concept of Protecting the Asset. Essentialism tries to solve the trap that so many of us are in, trying to do everything for everyone, often without much thought for ourselves. It combats being in a constant state of reaction where your day or life feels constantly hijac…
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Co-regulation is a beautiful process that appears in so many areas of our lives. It features in our personal relationships, our interactions at work, and even with complete strangers. It is an incredibly powerful tool, yet something that we can easily forget about. Join me this week as I share some examples of co-regulation in action, the importanc…
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Sarah Hall joined The Flow Collective over three years ago in one of the very first intakes, and her journey since being in the membership is so incredible that I had to get her on the show to share it with you all. Her career background lies in management and leadership in the charity sector, but since joining the membership, she has left her full…
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Do you have a dream or goal that is important to you, but feel so tired from your fully packed days and endless to-do list that you don’t have the time or energy to make it happen? If you are stuck in the whirlwind of life’s demands yet yearning to make a change, this episode is for you. Learn how to navigate a busy, bustling life while still makin…
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Many of us hesitate to make decisions out of fear, apprehension, and worrying about what people will think of us. But every decision you face is an opportunity to learn, grow, and evolve. This week, I’m showing you how to increase your confidence in making decisions. If you struggle with making decisions, you don’t want to miss this episode. I dive…
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