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Welcome to The Embodied Jewish Woman podcast with Rena Reiser.This is a podcast made for thoughtful Jewish women searching for the next step in their personal growth, the integration of mind, body, and soul. The Jewish woman embodied.
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374 - Selling without Urgency (opens the original)
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What does it mean to create safety in your business, and what happens when we get it wrong? In this episode of the Embodied Business series, Rabbi Reiser and I sit down to unpack one of the most misunderstood dynamics in service-based business: the tension between needing to close sales while striving to provide safety for potential clients. We break down what "safety" means from a nervous system perspective, and the difference between urgency that's honest and urgency that's manufactured. We al
373 - The 70% Rule and What Good Somatic Training Looks Like (opens the original)
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This week, my husband Rabbi Yonasan Reiser and I talked about something I get asked about fairly often: how to choose a somatic training program. My answer might surprise you. We're taking a model of learning that's designed for cognitive content and applying it to body-based work. The model is information-heavy and lecture-based, and I think that's a problem for what we have here. If you're learning a somatic modality, at least 70% of your time in training should be experiential. Learning this
372 - Are You Serving Your Clients or Losing Yourself? (opens the original)
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When someone comes to you with a request or a demand, there are two things you can do: support or acquiesce. Supporting means both people exist. You're here, they're here, and it's a real relationship. Acquiescing means you stop existing, like a balloon where all the air goes out of one side to inflate the other. In this episode, we talk about what it actually looks like in a business context to stay present while serving your clients. We get into the nervous system piece: why fawning is a behav
371 - The Edge in Focusing And What Therapy Is Actually for (opens the original)
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What is therapy actually for? This week, we got into one of the questions I think about most, and it led us somewhere really unexpected. We started with the idea of " the edge ," that place in Focusing between what we already know about ourselves and what we don't yet know. That's where real change happens. Not in the rehashing, not in the advice-giving, not in mapping everything we've already mapped, but in the unknown territory that only opens up when we slow down enough to get there. From the
370 - The Energy You Broadcast Is the Business You Build (opens the original)
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Is your voice betraying your nervous system? Because there's a good chance it is, and it's worth paying attention to. This week's episode is part of the ongoing business series, and we got into one of the most honest signals our bodies give us: voice. Not whether you sound polished or professional. Where your voice is actually sitting when you present. Whether it's up in your throat or whether it's dropped into your body. Whether it has that ebb and flow (prosody) or whether it's flat or stuck.
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