Season 1, Episode 57

Put Yourself Before The Goal

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A Phoenix Identity

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In this episode Melissa Krechler and Jen Griffiths discuss the overwhelm of anxiety, limiting beliefs and self-doubt when you want to achieve a goal but feel like you have to have yourself all figured out first. 

Melissa Krechler
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Melissa Krechler

Talk Show Host, Identity Coach, Spiritual Teacher

Melissa Krechler is a Multipassionate Entrepreneur.  Her main focus in all her businesses is empowering others to remove what no longer brings them joy, reclaim their identity and take control of their life and start living it, their way for themselves.

Melissa lives in Canada with her husband of 13 years, 4 children aged 7-19, her rottweiler and clutter of cats.  She is fond of the crazy cat lady title!

If you would like to connect with Melissa you can do so through the following avenues.

Identity Coaching Website: www.aphoenixidentity.com 

Spiritual Teaching/Reading Website: www.thebutterflylotuscompany.com

Jen Griffiths
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Jen Griffiths

Jen is known as the Tropic Pianist Gamer and lives on Anglesey in North Wales, UK with her husband and child. She grew up in the shadows of Greater Manchester, having a fascinating upbringing being half Chinese. A talented musician from a young age, she had many hobbies, too many, in fact. Anything creative was right up her street, including colourful and fun video games. In the background, she was always journaling, writing poetry, songs or the occasional novel. Having anxiety problems from the age of thirteen but not being diagnosed with Generalised Anxiety Disorder until the age of twenty-seven, there left a gap where mental health was brushed under the carpet, and she was seen as weak. After trying counselling, CBT, mindfulness and other conventional methods, it took a life-changing event to instigate change

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