What if one of the most important questions you could ask yourself isn't Did it work? or Did I do it right? but simply... Was it easy?

In this episode, I'm sharing my experience with Transcendental Meditation, what led me to finally give it a try, and the surprising lessons I've learned since beginning the practice in January 2025.

We explore:

• Why people meditate

• What TM actually looks like in practice

• The myth of the "blank mind"

• Why thoughts aren't the problem

• The difference between effort and force

• How meditation mirrors fitness, nutrition, and other long-term habits

• The lesson of not riding every thought train that comes along

Whether you meditate regularly, have tried it before, or have never considered it, this conversation is really about something bigger: showing up with intention while releasing the need to control the outcome.

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This week, I'm sharing a simple story about a missed Monday email, a lost podcast recording, and the reminder that we don't have to wait for the "perfect" moment to begin again. Whether it's your workouts, nutrition, business, relationships, or creative projects, life will interrupt the plan.

The goal isn't to never miss. The goal is to stop letting one missed step convince you that you've failed.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why all-or-nothing thinking can sneak into new areas of our lives, even after we've done a lot of mindset work.
• The stories we tell ourselves after we miss a workout, a habit, or a goal.
• A simple reframe that has stuck with me for years: There is never just Option A or Option B. A through Z are always available.
• Three gentle questions to help you find your way back when life throws you off course.

If you've been waiting for next Monday, the first of the month, or the "right time" to start again, this is your reminder that you don't have to start over.

You can simply begin from where you are.

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What does it take to stay vibrant, active, and engaged with life as we age?

In this episode, Anne sits down with Naomi, an 81-year-old wellness educator, breast cancer survivor, dragon boater, community builder, and lifelong learner. Together, they explore what it means to age with intention and how the choices we make today shape the lives we live tomorrow.

From movement and nutrition to friendship, curiosity, and purpose, Naomi shares the habits and perspectives that have helped her stay connected to life and continue looking forward to the future.

In this episode, we discuss:

• What people often get wrong about aging
• The lifelong benefits of movement
• Why curiosity and learning matter at every age
• Building community and meaningful relationships later in life
• Simple nutrition principles that stand the test of time
• The importance of having something to look forward to
• How to support your future self starting today

Whether you're 40, 50, or beyond, this conversation offers a powerful reminder that the future is being shaped by the small choices we make every day.