What would change if we felt as much pure joy in our lives as a kid on a playground? What if we greeted each other with the same kind of unbridled, tail waggin' joy our dogs offer us when we come home from work?
So many of us wish for more joy in our lives. Feeling joy can be challenging and sometimes, seemingly impossible.
This week, joy aficionado, Tash Durkins is here to change that. She connects us with how we can live more joyfully by understanding where joy really comes from.
Tash is the CEO and founder of Fiercely Joyful. She is a celebrated keynote speaker and the author of the fabulous new book Fiercely Joyful: 11 Keys to Living Authentically and Creating the Life You Love. Joy is Tash's passion, gift, and her ‘why.'
During our conversation Tash reflects on her She Grabs The Mic moment that changed her life by opening her heart and mind to more joy.
We talk about everything from clean sheets, dogs, and why we settle at work to the back story behind Tash's new book and the connection between joy, authenticity, and mindfulness.
You'll learn Tash's secret to personal freedom and her three top tips for living joyfully.
Tash and I hope this episode fills your heart and helps you discover a little more joy in your life by the end.
LEARN MORE ABOUT TASH AND HER WORK:
Visit Tash's website: https://www.fiercely-joyful.com/
Order Tash's new book Fiercely Joyful: 11 Keys to Living Authentically and Creating the Life You Love. https://www.amazon.com/Fiercely-Joyful-Living-Authentically-Creating-ebook/dp/B0CJDMVG7Y
Connect with Tash on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natashadurkins/
Thanks for tuning in! Before you scoot... Please take a minute to follow the show, hit five stars, and leave a little review.
And, please help me share the good mindset vibes by telling someone you love about She Grabs The Mic .
Visit my website to learn more about me and mindset empowerment coaching. https://colebakerbagwell.com/
Deep gratitude to the uber talented @Requisit for the original music they composed, performed, and gave me their permission to use on this podcast.
What would change if we felt as much pure joy in our lives as a kid on a playground? What if we greeted each other with the same kind of unbridled, tail waggin' joy our dogs offer us when we come home from work?
So many of us wish for more joy in our lives. Feeling joy can be challenging and sometimes, seemingly impossible.
This week, joy aficionado, Tash Durkins is here to change that. She connects us with how we can live more joyfully by understanding where joy really comes from.
Tash is the CEO and founder of Fiercely Joyful. She is a celebrated keynote speaker and the author of the fabulous new book Fiercely Joyful: 11 Keys to Living Authentically and Creating the Life You Love. Joy is Tash's passion, gift, and her ‘why.'
During our conversation Tash reflects on her She Grabs The Mic moment that changed her life by opening her heart and mind to more joy.
We talk about everything from clean sheets, dogs, and why we settle at work to the back story behind Tash's new book and the connection between joy, authenticity, and mindfulness.
You'll learn Tash's secret to personal freedom and her three top tips for living joyfully.
Tash and I hope this episode fills your heart and helps you discover a little more joy in your life by the end.
LEARN MORE ABOUT TASH AND HER WORK:
Visit Tash's website: https://www.fiercely-joyful.com/
Order Tash's new book Fiercely Joyful: 11 Keys to Living Authentically and Creating the Life You Love. https://www.amazon.com/Fiercely-Joyful-Living-Authentically-Creating-ebook/dp/B0CJDMVG7Y
Connect with Tash on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/natashadurkins/
Thanks for tuning in! Before you scoot... Please take a minute to follow the show, hit five stars, and leave a little review.
And, please help me share the good mindset vibes by telling someone you love about She Grabs The Mic .
Visit my website to learn more about me and mindset empowerment coaching. https://colebakerbagwell.com/
Deep gratitude to the uber talented @Requisit for the original music they composed, performed, and gave me their permission to use on this podcast.