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    Put Into Words

    Put Into Words is podcast that invites you to appreciate & make meaning of the beautiful little nuances of everyday life. The podcast is hosted by two long-distance best friends, who built their friendship on these types of meaningful conversations. Each season, with the help of their listeners, Engrid Latina & Georgie Morley, explore a new theme with delightful detail.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Arguing With People You Love Aug 01, 2019
    Show notes

    QOTW:

    What has been lighting you up this week?

    Georgie: Swimming in the ocean

    Engrid: Lizzo + discovering "Tiny Desk Concerts"

    IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:

    A topic asked by a listener: Being able to disagree with someone and still love them. We flipped it and also asked: "Why do you need someone you love to agree with you?"

    Politics can be a really polarizing topic - extreme outlooks are often more related than they appear

    Stepping away from the idea of "us vs. them"

    We can accept one another without sharing the same beliefs

    Acknowledging others experiences, finding common ground, and getting curious about where someone is coming from

    The impact of not having the experience while growing up, of someone holding space for your beliefs to be different. If you felt like your beliefs had to align with those around you in order to feel safe, accepted, and loved.

    We unpack this idea: "If they disagree with me on this idea or value, it means they disagree with me as a person

    "Don't go [into a disagreement] with: 'my goal is to change their mind'" Don't take others' behavior personally

    Getting curious about your OWN desire to prove or convince someone of your beliefs/ perspective

    Being loved and having one's own values are NOT mutually exclusive

    You don't have to make someone else wrong, to make yourself right

    What if neither one of us is right AND neither of us are wrong [in our own world]

    Knowing what happens to you when you've been triggered

    The power of being radically honest & vulnerable in a fight/argument

    Recognizing when you might be projecting

    It's so enticing - especially when you feel hurt - to tell others what to do

    How hard (but amazingly helpful) it is to share with someone when you feel hurt (even if you don't know why)

    Whatever we are fighting with someone about on the surface, that's never actually what we are arguing about

    Trying to reason your way through human emotions with logic isn't going to get you very far

    GEMS:

    "If I need you to think like me, in order for me to feel okay, or in order for me to feel like you like me...it means I believe I'm not enough as I am. It means I don't believe I'm lovable unless I am in full alignment with all of our thoughts and opinions"

    Connect with Us

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    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @georgiemorley

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Inclusivity vs. Exclusivity Jul 25, 2019
    Show notes

    QOTW:

    What are you feeling inspired by this week?

    Engrid: Body Positivity

    Georgie: Two recent podcast Interviews

    IN THIS EPISODE:

    Our working definition of what it means to be exclusive vs. inclusive

    Body language

    "Opening up the circle"

    Introductions

    Things we feel when we are in an inclusive environment

    Bonding with others over something negative vs. positive

    The powerful connection/welcomeness that comes when you make others feel heard + seen

    Being stingy vs. generous with your love

    The responsibility of the "link" (the person who does the introducing, or the person that brings you into a situation)

    Judgement: is it a situation where you sense/fear judgement (exclusive)? Or is it welcoming and judgement-free (inclusive)?

    GEMS:

    "That is the definition of an exclusive experience: trying to make yourself shape-shift to fit in, when you don't want to shape-shift"

    "If you don't feel like you're being judged and it feels safe....that to me is inclusivity. That's when I feel like I can let my guard down, like I can be myself"

    Connect with Us

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    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Holding Space & Empathy Jul 18, 2019
    Show notes

    QOTW:

    What have you been up to this week?

    Georgie: Photo gigs + time flying by

    Engrid: Her experience weaning off of Vyvanse

    IN THIS EPISODE:

    The practice of walking through the discomfort that may arise when others are experiencing a lot of difficult emotions around you, and holding space

    How you can feel multiple emotions at once

    The importance of having your feelings validated

    Our experience with having our feelings minimized during each of our childhoods

    Learning & practicing giving yourself permission to sit with & feel your emotions

    Engrid shares a recent real life example of conflict and how she resolved it

    When you're in a heightened state of emotion (triggered) you can "become your emotion" vs. being triggered and having your frontal lobe (narrator) come back online and observe the emotion "I am feeling this emotion but I am NOT this emotion"

    Minimizing: that awareness of 'here's what I'm doing' and 'here's what's been done to me'

    Permission & Validation for our emotions: is what we can do for ourselves and others

    QUOTES:

    "Something can be truly joyful and sad at the same time...it's not all of nothing"

    "Obviously conflict is going to arise, so how do I manage it healthfully?"

    "Learn how to validate your own feelings first...learn how to be sad, learn how to be angry"

    "I am feeling an emotion, but I am not the emotion... I am not anger, I am feeling anger"

    "We tend to recreate the trauma we experienced from childhood without knowing it, and that's what my old brain was doing"

    GAL PAL CORRAL

    What has this process looked like for you? How have you learned how to hold space for yourself and others? What has it looked like for you to give yourself permission to feel your feelings?

    Connect with Us

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    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Learning To Be Present Jul 11, 2019
    Show notes

    QOTW:

    Life update: what have you been up to this past week?

    Engrid: Going to a Pain, Stress & Movement Workshop

    Georgie: Celebrating her one year wedding anniversary

    IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS:

    Feeling the scarcity mindset around good things that are happening in your life

    How do we savor the good things in our life, without letting expectations of it not being "good enough" detract from it all?

    The anticipation/anxiety that may come from feeling like you won't be able to enjoy something special

    Acknowledging all of our feelings (even the ones we don't enjoy)

    How we set ourselves up to really savor a good experience

    Phone usage vs. our ability to be present

    You are still allowed to feel negative emotions

    Learning to listen to your intuition when making a decision

    How planning "fun" may be suffocating and detract from spontaneity & joy

    Letting go of control, and allowing the magic to unfold

    QUOTES:

    "You can have a full day and still make time for yourself"

    "Resentment has permission to be here...it gets a seat at the table"

    "Every choice is not 100% good or bad"

    "All feelings are worthy of being present, showing up, and being acknowledged"

    "Setting the table and seeing the conversation that happens versus being the person who's like 'and now we're talking about this'"

    GAL PAL CORRAL:

    We want to know how you shift into "magic mode" and step into a space where you can enjoy the things that could never be planned!

    CONNECT WITH US:

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    ENGRID

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    GEORGIE

    Instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Reacting vs. Responding Jul 04, 2019
    Show notes

    Connect with Us

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    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

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    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Self Talk Jun 27, 2019
    Show notes

    QOTW: Favorite summer traditions

    We Talk About:

    Engrid's meditation experience where she felt self-love

    Out of body self-love experiences

    You don't have to earn anyone's love - you're lovable just as you are

    Why we spend time with people who feel good versus how much they've accomplished

    Why we look for our worth in productivity

    Being compared to others as a kid

    How our childhood experiences teach us how to talk and love ourselves

    Embracing stillness and discomfort

    Self talk and self love in the dressing room

    Tools we love: talking with a friend, journaling, music

    Speaking the fear out loud releases their power

    You don't need to be a Harvard grad at self-care

    Quotable:

    You don't have to earn anyone's love - you're lovable just as you are

    Learn to ask yourself "is that really true"

    Connect with Us

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    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Confidence Jun 20, 2019
    Show notes

    This week Engrid & Georgie dive into what it means to be confident. We talk about the difference between confidence, arrogance and insecurity.

    QOTW:

    What is something you are excited about in the coming months?

    E: A slower season

    G: Nantucket summer

    We Talk About:

    Confidence - what it is and what it isn't

    Confident people are in tune with themselves

    Self awareness & boundaries

    The role trust plays confidence

    Spending time with confident people

    Being honest about what you don't know

    You can't convince someone of your value

    You don't have to impress anyone

    Compliments & how you talk about yourself to other people

    Learning to accept compliments

    It's hard to trust compliments

    How deflecting compliments can impact or effect others

    It's ok to like yourself

    Quoteable:

    "Confident people are in tune with themselves"

    "When you build a business on trust you can't afford to erode that"

    "You can't convince someone of your value"

    Connect with Us

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    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Expectations & Attachment to the Outcome Jun 13, 2019
    Show notes

    IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCSS:

    The pressure of hosting guests

    Emotional labor from hosting and talking with certain people

    How to be mindful of your expectations

    The anxiety that can come from thinking about the future

    Why being clear about expectations is so important

    Efforting feels safe

    Why we love (and are sometimes addicted to) hard work

    Not all good things require suffering

    Going against the norms to do what is right for you

    Not all valuable work has to be hard

    Why it's so important to believe in what you're doing

    Trusting the process - what that means

    Loving yourself and seeing yourself clearly

    Making changes to your business that feel right but you don't make as much money

    The effort it takes to feel good

    Attachment to the outcome causes us suffering

    Connect with Us

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    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Hard Conversations May 27, 2019
    Show notes

    QOTW: What's a new discovery you've found this week

    Georgie - doing something different and energizing in the morning

    Engrid - Louise Hay videos in the morning

    We Talk About

    Giving feedback

    Confrontation

    How to react when people cross your boundaries

    Fear of telling someone "no"

    How people pleasing stops us from having hard conversations

    Deciding when to tell someone they've let you down

    Working on saying "no"

    Why holding space for other people's emotions is hard

    Times when Georgie and Engrid had hard conversations with each other

    Why hard conversations lead to closer friendships

    It feels good to know where you stand

    Fear of confrontation is scarier than the real thing

    Gems

    "expectations are future resentments"

    Links:

    Meditation Engrid mentions

    Connect with Us

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    Facebook Group

    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


    Finding The Grey Area May 27, 2019
    Show notes

    QOTW: What is your word of the week

    Engrid's word: Angry

    Georgie's word: Hormones

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    Don't forget to leave a review for us over on iTunes

    _____

    IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT:

    Why resisting anger creates more negativity

    The importance of feeling your feelings

    Living in the grey area

    How not to fall into extremes

    How American society rewards extremes

    You can be extreme in all directions

    Learning how to embrace less is more

    Georgie's relationship with social media

    How it relates to our struggles with body image and exercise

    How instagram followers feels like stepping on a scale

    Finding worthiness outside of productivity and working hard

    How to take breaks

    Connect with Us

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    Facebook Group

    Engrid

    Instagram: @livengproof

    Liveng Proof Podcast

    Website

    Georgie

    instagram: @init4thelongrunblog

    The Chasing Joy Podcast

    Website


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