HeyJaredWho Are You Now?
Who Are You Now? is a podcast for people in transition—navigating change, questioning identity, or waking up to the quiet truth that something in life no longer fits.Hosted by Chrissie Morgan, a seasoned Physical Therapist, Certified Master Life Coach, and creator of The Body…
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S3 Ep. 17 Stop Waiting for When | Why We Wait to Live (opens the original)
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How much of your life have you spent waiting? Waiting until you lose the weight. Until work slows down. Until the kids are older. Until you have more money, more confidence, more certainty, or more time. In this final episode of Season 3, Chrissie explores one of the most common patterns that quietly shape our lives: postponing ourselves. She examines the beliefs that teach us life starts later, why waiting often feels safer than living, and how constantly preparing for life can become a form of
S3 Ep. 16 Becoming the Center of Gravity | What Happens When you Stop Orbiting Everyone Else (opens the original)
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What happens when the urgency disappears? For many of us, being needed became an identity. Productivity became proof of worth. Responsibility became purpose. And somewhere along the way, we started organizing our lives around everyone else. In this episode of Who Are You Now? , Chrissie and Marva explore what happens when life finally gets quiet enough to hear ourselves again. They discuss nervous system safety, survival patterns, self-abandonment, and the uncomfortable clarity that emerges when
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