Positively Living® Podcast
Shame-free Productivity Conversations
The Positively Living® Podcast is a mix of over 285 episodes specially curated for caregivers, creatives, and those who see the world differently (aka neurodiverse). In each episode you’ll find compassionate advice, wrapped in humor and hope, dedicated to helping you do less, live more, and breathe easier. Dedicated to a shame-free approach to productivity, you’ll hear topics about self-awareness, personal development, habits + systems, decluttering + organizing, positivity, stress management, entrepreneurship, and more.
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End Overwhelm Through Intentional Scheduling with Naomi Lerman
As a productivity coach certified in Positive Psychology and Stress Management, I’ve had the honor of working with countless multi-passionate entrepreneurs. But every now and then, a coaching session distills the essence of what I do. My recent strategy call with...
Where Your To-Do List Trips You Up
Today, I wanted to dive into a tool that is supposed to be our confident director, bringing order to the chaos of our busy lives: the to-do list. It’s supposed to be our helper, a guide to what needs to get done. Yet, for so many of us, it becomes the very thing that...
How Practicing Gratitude Can Make You Happy
An important part of what I explore on the podcast is what it truly means to live well, feel fulfilled, and be happy. We often seek happiness as a destination, a reward for effort, or a result of perfect circumstances. But what if I told you the path to genuine,...
Pursue an Intentionally Happy Life with Julie Leonard
The world today feels heavy. Between constant global uncertainty and the persistent hum of our own personal responsibilities, it’s no surprise that many of us feel like we’re running on a loop of consistent stress. It’s a persistent level of stress, characterized by...
When Doing It All Doesn’t Work
For years, you were the expert juggler. You mastered your career, ran a business, managed a family, kept up with social plans, and even tackled side projects, all while somehow making it look easy. You thrived on the momentum. But recently, that same goal that once...
Why Men’s Mental Health Matters with Tim Beisiegal
Are you struggling to support the men in your life—your husband, sons, partner, or father—who feel the pressure to be strong, stoic, and silent? Do you watch them struggle, knowing the cultural expectation to suck it up keeps them from seeking the help they need?...
How to Protect Your Peace This Holiday Season
Every year, it feels like the holidays sneak up on us. One minute we're savoring the last bit of fall, and the next, we're knee-deep in to-do lists, travel plans, and family expectations. We tell ourselves it’s supposed to be "the most wonderful time of the year," yet...
Trusting Yourself to Make the Right Choice
When you decided to become an entrepreneur, you likely envisioned the freedom, the impact, and the sheer joy of building something that was truly yours. What you probably didn't anticipate was the relentless, exhausting cycle of self-doubt and overthinking. It’s an...
When Productivity Isn’t Good for You
The relentless pursuit of productivity has a dark side: the pervasive and false belief that our worth is directly tied to our output. Too many of us are trapped in this cycle, feeling intense guilt whenever we rest or worry that slowing down makes us "lazy." This...
