"And? How have the last 2 years been treating you ?"
Isn't this sentence the latest and greated way to connect with people ?
Yo ! It's been quite a rollercoaster and those last couple weeks have been even more overwhelming!
Not kidding but anxiety and depression, anger issues are on the rise and I can 100% feel it and try to not soak it all up mindlessly but it's hard to protect yourself without shutting down.
It would be easy to say that it's connected simply due to isolation, overwhelm and uncertainty.
Over the last two years our nervous system has been deeply disrupted no matter on which side of the fence you were standing on and now that the pandemic is over it does certainly not feel like everything goes back to normal.
People are anxious, angry, frustrated, resentful full on hurt..
Let's find out how we can all be a little more gentle on ourselves and others.
We are herd animals and can't go long distances without each other and staying resentful for too long is going to make you sick on the long haul.
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Free yourself from the ongoing destructive inner chatter.
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Hello, hello, and welcome to the Borealis
Unknown:experience. I'm your host Aurora, life coach and companion
Unknown:on this beautiful journey called life. I know life is not always
Unknown:beautiful, life can get pretty messy and dark and
Unknown:unpredictable. And all of us suffered to some degree How
Unknown:would I put it into words? with uncertainty? What does the
Unknown:future hold for us? What is certain? What can we believe in?
Unknown:Who can we trust? It's really, really tough times. And this is
Unknown:why today I want to talk about post COVID stress.
Unknown:Let's all hope this, this mess is coming to an end. And that we
Unknown:can start a new normal a life after the pandemic. We all come
Unknown:out of this with some kind of damage.
Unknown:You know, the people who got really scared because they were
Unknown:scared to death, they were scared for themselves or a loved
Unknown:one because of the virus. And then there's others who felt
Unknown:ostracized, excluded, pushed to the side of like to the outside
Unknown:of society. So whichever path you went down during those last
Unknown:two years, it was stressful. It was scary. It took a lot of
Unknown:energy. And we all were in some kind of Yeah, survival mode,
Unknown:let's call it. So I really hope that you made it out of this,
Unknown:okay? And that you're not too damaged, that you can see the
Unknown:light that you can see hope. And I also hope if you don't feel
Unknown:good if you struggle with anxiety, mental health, physical
Unknown:illnesses, that you know that you can reach out to people that
Unknown:there is professionals out there waiting to help you. And
Unknown:sometimes it's easy to find people you can trust sometimes
Unknown:not so much. Just know that if ever you have a question, and I
Unknown:can connect you with somebody or you have a question related to
Unknown:entrepreneurship and relationships and discovering
Unknown:your potential, finding out who you truly are, then shoot me a
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Unknown:really means a whole lot for others to find my podcast
Unknown:online. And if you want more info about one on one, coaching,
Unknown:workshops, coaching with your partner then shoot me a message
Unknown:or check out my website www dot Aurora Eggert coaching.com All
Unknown:right, enough of the housekeeping. Do you feel that
Unknown:tension in the air? Do you feel tends to do you feel agitated
Unknown:way more easily than before the pandemic? Do you feel anxious? A
Unknown:lot of people describe panic attacks as being part of their
Unknown:life No. And it's really really tough to stay cool. I get it. I
Unknown:mean you probably hear the fan in the background here. We got
Unknown:34 degrees here in Alberta, Canada. But when you watch the
Unknown:news or when you just interact with people on the street, or
Unknown:with family and friends and you will probably notice that people
Unknown:are struggling. And we can blame it, like part on it on feeling
Unknown:isolated and disconnected more than ever. As I usually say on
Unknown:my podcast, we are herd animals, we need each other, we need a
Unknown:small little, but strong community around us at least.
Unknown:And during the pandemic that was stripped away. And maybe you
Unknown:even found out that the people that you used to call your
Unknown:friends, the people that you used to trust, were not really
Unknown:your friends anymore, and you can really open up to them
Unknown:anymore because maybe they had different views than you and you
Unknown:guys just couldn't be on the same page. It's it's due to that
Unknown:isolation and the disconnection that we can also feel
Unknown:aggression, boiling in our veins. I noticed that and
Unknown:myself, I'm going to be quite blunt with you that, yeah, I can
Unknown:get pretty angry over stuff. But after the pandemic, I can feel
Unknown:my whole chemistry
Unknown:changing now, when I get enraged about something, and I really
Unknown:have to put lots of effort and energy into keeping my cool and
Unknown:making sense of my emotions and channeling, channeling into
Unknown:creative, you know, projects or go for a bike ride without being
Unknown:angry, but kind of visualizing a deep release of my strong
Unknown:emotions there. So maybe it is the same for you. Maybe it is
Unknown:anger and irritation with other people right now that we can all
Unknown:socialize again, it might take us some time to get used to
Unknown:people again. And maybe we were able to dig so deeply when we
Unknown:were alone during the pandemic, and, and face and being face to
Unknown:face with our staff. And being face to face with the people
Unknown:that we live with that we have a whole different perspective on
Unknown:the world in a way that we are way more sensitive. Now. When it
Unknown:comes to bullshit, we can cut through the bullshit and you
Unknown:know, get to the meat, which is a great thing. But if you start
Unknown:socializing again and you realize Holy shit, I'm
Unknown:surrounded with bullshitters 360. Around, then it is tough to
Unknown:keep your cool. It is really tough to stay centered. So
Unknown:today, I want to invite you to sit with those emotions, as I
Unknown:learned to do it, and I'm still learning to do it. And to
Unknown:visualize that energy that comes up, and to really ask yourself,
Unknown:whenever stuff comes up, hey isn't really worth looking at?
Unknown:Or am I being triggered? And I react to a situation. And I'm
Unknown:overly emotional about it. So to simply ask yourself, Hey, is it
Unknown:valid to react here? Or is it just my little ego that feels
Unknown:triggered? And actually, I shouldn't give it too much
Unknown:importance because, honestly, if you feel triggered by the small
Unknown:stuff in life, you will be annoyed fairly quickly by
Unknown:anybody and everybody, and so many things that you can really
Unknown:enjoy life on a deeper level anymore. So stay connected with
Unknown:the people don't withdraw, but express how they make you feel.
Unknown:And it will take time to master this practice. And as I say
Unknown:right now, I'm learning it as I speak to instead of reacting
Unknown:fighting back, avoiding shutting down. I tell the person who's
Unknown:irritating me. Hey, you make me feel very uncomfortable. Right
Unknown:now, hey, I feel attacked. Hey, I feel you don't understand me,
Unknown:hey, I feel we are on a different page. And by saying
Unknown:this, do you not only value how you feel, and stand up for
Unknown:yourself, but you also open up a door for the other person to
Unknown:connect with you one way, deeper and honest level. And this is
Unknown:how you can connect with people, and learn to trust people again,
Unknown:in showing up authentically, and expressing how you feel, being
Unknown:assertive, and emotionally intelligent enough to know that
Unknown:the person who wants to connect with you but stepped on your
Unknown:toes wants to know that information about you, because
Unknown:they want to understand you deep down a person who wants to stay
Unknown:connected with you. They want to know who you are. Always. So
Unknown:instead of overreacting and falling back into old patterns,
Unknown:like I said earlier, avoiding raging, you know becoming
Unknown:insulting. Swear wording swearing, I mean, of course, you
Unknown:can learn this new skill and make the time and before
Unknown:reacting. Find a word how you feel. And then say it out loud.
Unknown:It works wonders. It takes time. But it works wonders because as
Unknown:soon as you're able to put it into words, the energy that was
Unknown:built up the tension that was built up in your body drops
Unknown:drastically. And you can be calm and you can stand your ground.
Unknown:And that is so incredibly empowering. And well sometimes
Unknown:even surprise the people in standing in front of you. Same
Unknown:goes with anxiety. If you've been very anxious lately, you
Unknown:know in social settings, or if you are by yourself because your
Unknown:nervous system is paranoid, of being alone after the pandemic.
Unknown:Ask your anxiety what its purpose is and know. You're not
Unknown:sure it's a phrenic if you address that part inside of you,
Unknown:you don't have to speak out loud. But I want you to start
Unknown:being curious about your anxiety because your anxiety has a
Unknown:purpose it is there. For some reason, you can run away from
Unknown:it. You can sleep it away, you can drink it away, you can sex
Unknown:it away. It is there and it's going to come back if you don't
Unknown:address it. So why not being curious about your anxiety? And
Unknown:to really dig deep there. Hey, why do I feel nervous all of a
Unknown:sudden? Why is my body tensing up other people that I'm
Unknown:socializing with? Not good for me and my purpose and my energy
Unknown:and my whole being? Or am I scared to feel judged to I feel
Unknown:shame it is really interesting to to go deep and to ask what
Unknown:it's all about. The way you feel the way you behave. Become a
Unknown:little detective and allow these gaps before reacting and how we
Unknown:like to say it and the coaching community do not react, respond.
Unknown:Alright, I think I want to leave you with that. Thank you so much
Unknown:for being patient with me. I'm trying out a new thing I will
Unknown:show up as often as I can for you hear through my podcast. But
Unknown:I will not stick to a rigid LAN of posting my episodes anymore
Unknown:because it wasn't serving me that well in the last couple of
Unknown:weeks. On days that I don't feel well, I don't feel inspired. I'd
Unknown:rather take care of myself than forcing out a podcast episode
Unknown:and then you would feel and hear that's inauthentic anyways. So I
Unknown:will show up for you. Rest assured, and I will show up for
Unknown:you in my most authentic and real way. But I will not show up
Unknown:for you no matter what. So, thank you for trusting me, thank
Unknown:you for being here. I deeply appreciate you. I deeply respect
Unknown:you because if you listen to my podcast, I know you have a
Unknown:growth mindset. You want to get out of your comfort zone and get
Unknown:something done in life. You want to let go of stuff that doesn't
Unknown:serve you anymore, and those are the most amazing people to have
Unknown:around. So yeah, I really, really love to connect with you
Unknown:and love spending time like this with you. take really good care
Unknown:of yourself and I will be out there very soon again. Bye bye