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Stress Less Live More is the podcast for solopreneurs and business owners ready to break free from burnout and reclaim their energy.
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Small Hinges, Big Doors: Why You Need to Start Small to Win Big (opens the original)
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We often expect life-changing transformation to arrive through a huge decision, breakthrough or opportunity. But what if most transformation happens through moments so small that we barely notice them?In this micro episode of Stress Less Live More, Loz and Baz explore the idea that “big doors swing on little hinges.” From taking a 15-minute break and drinking an extra glass of water to answering a parent's phone call, setting a boundary, saying no, asking for help or showing somebody kindness, t
Mental Health Labels: Are They Helping or Hurting? (opens the original)
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You Are More Than Your Diagnosis In this incredibly personal episode, Loz shares her lived experience of depression, bipolar and OCD.What happens when a mental-health diagnosis stops being information…and starts becoming your identity? She takes us back to her time in the police force, when nightmares, panic, tears and dramatic changes in mood eventually led to her first mental-health diagnosis. Several years later came another conversation that she says changed her life: being diagnosed with bi
You Haven’t Lost Them: A Powerful New Way to Understand Grief (opens the original)
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What if coping with grief wasn’t about letting go of the person you love, but learning how to carry them with you differently? In this deeply personal episode of Stress Less Live More , Baz shares the story of losing his dad suddenly when he was just 22 years old. Then, 22 years later, he experienced grief in a very different way when his mum died from pancreatic cancer only five weeks after her diagnosis. Through an open and honest conversation with Loz, Baz explores the shock of sudden loss, t
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