207. I said I was dancing with grief and the universe delivered
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
1w ago
Hey everyone, grief journey update ahead. The last episode dropped on September 5th, a Thursday, and the feedback I got really warmed my heart. Some of you shared kind words, and it felt good to know my vulnerability resonated with you, especially when it comes to grief. But, honestly? I’ve been dragging my feet about recording again. Maybe it was a vulnerability hangover, or maybe I just needed some time. When we left off last episode, I was talking about how I was dancing with my grief. Well, let me tell you how the universe delivered. On September 6th, the day after sharing the most recent ..read more
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206. Does she have it all together? Or has she built up her emotional intelligence?
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
1M ago
In this episode, we’ll dive into a topic that’s been relevant for me lately: processing and embracing emotions, including grief. Here’s a look at what you’ll hear in the episode: Not a Therapist: Just to be clear, I’m not a doctor or a therapist. But over the past eight years, especially since I was pregnant with my second child, I’ve worked hard to build my emotional intelligence and learn to recognize and process my feelings. Crying as a Tool: I want to talk about crying—something that makes a lot of people uncomfortable. Personally, I cry almost every day, and I’ve come to see it as a v ..read more
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206. Does she have it all together? Or has she built up her emotional intelligence?
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
1M ago
In this episode, we’ll dive into a topic that’s been relevant for me lately: processing and embracing emotions, including grief. Here’s a look at what you’ll hear in the episode: Not a Therapist: Just to be clear, I’m not a doctor or a therapist. But over the past eight years, especially since I was pregnant with my second child, I’ve worked hard to build my emotional intelligence and learn to recognize and process my feelings. Crying as a Tool: I want to talk about crying—something that makes a lot of people uncomfortable. Personally, I cry almost every day, and I’ve come to see it as a v ..read more
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205. Opening Energetic Doors: A Guided Meditation Gift for New Beginnings
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
1M ago
Welcome back to The Nicole Joy Show… In this deeply personal episode, I’m opening up about some significant changes in my life and how they’ve reshaped my work and identity. After the unexpected loss of my mother in April, I’ve been on a profound journey of grief and transformation, and I want to begin to share these experiences with you. Here’s what you’ll find in this episode: Navigating Grief & Loss: I introduce the impact of losing my mother and the challenges of guiding my children through their own grief, while managing my father’s health issues. It’s been a very full time, but it ..read more
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Opening Energetic Doors: A Guided Meditation Gift for New Beginnings
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
1M ago
Welcome back to The Nicole Joy Show… In this deeply personal episode, I’m opening up about some significant changes in my life and how they’ve reshaped my work and identity. After the unexpected loss of my mother in April, I’ve been on a profound journey of grief and transformation, and I want to begin to share these experiences with you. Here’s what you’ll find in this episode: Navigating Grief & Loss: I introduce the impact of losing my mother and the challenges of guiding my children through their own grief, while managing my father’s health issues. It’s been a very full time, but it ..read more
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204. Trigger Warning: How to Navigate Triggers on the Internet
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
6M ago
In this episode, I guide you through the intricate subject of triggers. But first, a caveat: be sure to seek professional support as needed when triggered. Trust yourself here. I delve into encountering conflicting beliefs on social media and share my personal approach to handling such situations. I’ll explain the concept of multiple truths and the futility of engaging in online arguments. Reflecting on my journey, I discuss growth, compassion, and discernment in navigating relationships with individuals of differing beliefs, both personally and professionally. Here’s where it gets sticky: I e ..read more
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204. Trigger Warning: How to Navigate Triggers on the Internet (video)
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
6M ago
In this episode, I guide you through the intricate subject of triggers. But first, a caveat: be sure to seek professional support as needed when triggered. Trust yourself here. I delve into encountering conflicting beliefs on social media and share my personal approach to handling such situations. I’ll explain the concept of multiple truths and the futility of engaging in online arguments. Reflecting on my journey, I discuss growth, compassion, and discernment in navigating relationships with individuals of differing beliefs, both personally and professionally. Here’s where it gets sticky: I e ..read more
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203. The one time you should stay in your own lane
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
7M ago
In this episode, let’s go deeper into the concept of "staying in your own lane," building on last week's discussion about its potential harm when imposed on others. We’ll explore the nuanced perspective of when it's appropriate to embrace this mentality, particularly in the context of personal growth and innovation. Nuanced Perspective: I acknowledge the gray areas, recognizing both the dangers of projecting "stay in your own lane" onto others and its value in fostering authenticity and innovation. It's crucial to resist blindly conforming to industry norms while carving out our own paths auth ..read more
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202. Country Beyoncé and Breaking Down the 'Stay in Your Lane' Mentality
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
7M ago
Now, it's not my usual style to dive into internet drama, but sometimes, you come across something that hits close to home. Recently, I stumbled upon a post on Facebook where someone suggested that “Beyoncé should stick to her own lane and stay out of country music.” Now, this struck a chord with me, not just because I'm a fan of Beyoncé, but because it's reflective of a mindset that we should have left behind by now. Let's break this down together and understand why such comments are not just harmful, but also a reflection of someone's own limiting beliefs. As we enter 2024, it's high time we ..read more
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202. Country Beyoncé and Breaking Down the 'Stay in Your Lane' Mentality
Doulas Going Digital
by Nichole Joy
7M ago
Now, it's not my usual style to dive into internet drama, but sometimes, you come across something that hits close to home. Recently, I stumbled upon a post on Facebook where someone suggested that “Beyoncé should stick to her own lane and stay out of country music.” Now, this struck a chord with me, not just because I'm a fan of Beyoncé, but because it's reflective of a mindset that we should have left behind by now. Let's break this down together and understand why such comments are not just harmful, but also a reflection of someone's own limiting beliefs. As we enter 2024, it's high time we ..read more
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