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    The Flexible Neurotic

    The Flexible Neurotic is the edgy midlife podcast normalizing and inspiring self-reinvention in the second half of life, the “midlife remix”. It is an inside listen to experts in all areas of midlife including mental health, vaginal & sexual health (menopause), plastic surgery & skincare, nutrition, midlife career pivots, aging parents, and parenting teens. With expertise, information and sass, the podcast is hosted by Dr. Sarah Milken. She is known as the “Flexible Neurotic,” for her ability to help find the sweet spot between neurotic and chill. Relax, sit back, and let the Flexible Neurotic ask all the burning questions for you.

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    18 | Pt. 3 of 3 - Grief, Death, Aging Parents & A Meaningful Life...in the Second Half of Life May 13, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an open and honest conversation about how to better understand the second half of life as we face, our own aging, the advanced aging of our parents towards the ends of their lives, and taking the lessons from your book and from your life to make our lives more meaningful in the second half of life with Steve Leder. Steve is a prolific author, husband, father of two, currently serves as the Senior Rabbi of Wilshire Boulevard Temple, a prestigious synagogue in Los Angeles with three campuses and 2,700 congregates. He is discussing how he was able to take his own experience with loss and help others suffering from grief, explaining different types of loss, living a more fulfilling life, and being authentically yourself until the end.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Steve Leder's journey into his second half of life. He discusses with us how his own experience with loss and grief has led him to discover how to truly live. We talk about the realities he had to come to grips with when losing a loved one, how to cope with grief and loss, and a deeper understanding of how to be authentically you.

    Some highlights:

    • Grief is a non-linear process
    • Steve's relationship with his father and dealing with the grief from his father passing after suffering from Alzheimers for 10 years
    • The importance of an ethical will
    • Helping people is in Steve's DNA
    • Ways to honor your child's blueprint

    Golden Nuggets:

    • We are more whole when broken
    • People face death exactly the way they face life
    • Grief is non-linear it comes in waves
    • Without death, life is meaningless
    • The pandemic has made saying "I love you" much more effortless
    • Death has a way of helping us see what really matters
    • Avoid using work as a way to suppress anxiety
    • Just show up and be authentic & Don't wait to enjoy your life

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    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    15 | Who Am I? Living with Intent in the Second Half of Life Apr 30, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an honest and open conversation about discovering our intent, figuring out who we are, and dealing with judgment, in the second half of life with Mallika Chopra. Mallika is a meditation expert, published author, media entrepreneur and mom, who graduated from Brown University and the Kellogg school of Management. Mallika speaks with audiences all over the world, with the intent of "harnessing the power" to bring people together to help improve their own lives, and their community. Mallika is giving us the tools we need to become balanced, and at peace with who we are in the second half of life.

    We dig deep into Mallika's journey into her second half of life. She discusses how to find intent in our own lives and how to deal with judgment. Mallika explains how her father (Deepak Chopra) taught her and her brother how to meditate, be mindful and practice gratitude. We chat about the main themes of her book, Living With Intent, and discuss her 6 step acronym, I.N.T.E.N.T….to live with more intention.

    Some highlights

    • How to find your intentions in life
    • Her father taught her to meditate at age 9
    • Meditation tips
    • Mallika talks about her book Just Be
    • She discusses the importance of learning to let go
    • Mallika emphasizes the importance of gratitude

    Golden Nuggets

    • An intent is very different than a goal
    • Check in with yourself and think of ways to take care of yourself, family, and community
    • Getting over judgment and how to say no
    • The three C's: no criticizing, condemning, or complaining
    • I.N.T.E.N.T, the 6 steps to living with intent

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    17 | Permission to Rewrite Your Story in the Second Half of Life Apr 29, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an open and honest conversation about discovering what it means to really connect with our loved ones, overcoming grief, and how to live a meaningful life without regrets, in the second half of life with Dara Kurtz. Dara is a blogger, podcaster & three time author, who recreated her life at 42...after being diagnosed with breast cancer and losing her mom to breast cancer. She decided to leave her twenty-year career as a financial advisor and begin pursuing her longtime passions. She is letting us in on her personal struggles with loss and how she came up with family rituals to keep those bonds strong.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Dara's journey, in her second half of life. She discusses with us how her own journey through breast cancer and writing her book brought her closer to her late mother and her daughters. We talk about the obstacles she was able to overcome, and what led her to enjoy every second of life and pursue her true passions in life. We can learn so much from Dara, in how to live more in the present.

    Some highlights:

    • Dara found out she was pregnant with her first child & her mother's stage 4 breast cancer, in the same weekend
    • At 42 Dara was diagnosed with breast cancer herself
    • Dara quit her job as a financial advisor to become a writer
    • Dara and her daughters wrote to each other in mother-daughter journals
    • She talks about the importance of rituals and what you can do to stay connected with your loved ones
    • The four types of loved ones letter writing

    Golden Nuggets

    • Give yourself permission to believe in your story
    • We all have things that we can work through to get to know ourselves and to grow and be a better version of ourselves
    • Make the most of every opportunity and have the courage to take that next step
    • The three most important nuggets to live by
    • You don't need to compare yourself to other people, you are your own person
    • Give yourself permission to make mistakes, and don't be afraid of the word "NO"
    • The four types of letter writing

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    16 | Passion, Style & Jewelry Business in the Second Half of Life Apr 15, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an open conversation about putting yourself out there to get noticed, facing obstacles, and how to juggle business and a busy family life in the second half of life with Melinda Maria. Melinda is a badass female entrepreneur who designs gorgeous jewelry worn by A-list celebrities, influencers and empowered women taking on the world. Melinda's jewels make you feel luxurious, sexy, edgy and classy without worrying about the price. She is discussing how she was able to start with zero dollar in the bank, facing obstacles, getting scrappy and turning her passion into a successful business.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Melinda's journey into her second half of life. She discusses with us how her early passion for making jewelry led her to become a successful business woman. We talk about obstacles she faced, how she put herself out there, and more advice that helped her become successful.

    Some highlights:

    • Being named on Oprah's 'favorite things' list
    • Melinda defines her style as 'Converse Couture'
    • Moving to New York at 18 with no money and starting a business
    • Selling jewelry in Starbucks all around LA
    • How Melinda juggled family life and a jewelry business

    Golden Nuggets

    • You will be successful if you are passionate about what you are doing
    • You can always learn something new from somebody
    • Do something you love
    • Don't be scared to just start!
    • Put yourself out there and be scrappy
    • Everyone gets discouraged and has struggles, but you have to push through

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    14 | Part 1 of 3 - Sex, Mood & Menopause in the Second Half of Life Mar 18, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an honest and open conversation about the rollercoaster of perimenopause and menopause...finally learn the true definitions and differences between perimenopause and menopause and what we can do about it, in the second half of life with Dr. Shieva Ghofrany. Dr. Shieva Ghofrany has been working as an OBGYN for over 21 years and herself has had multiple miscarriages, a weight loss surgery, both types of deliveries AND ovarian cancer… She is now the cofounder of Tribe Called V, a virtual platform that intends to disrupt women's health teaching, by FINALLY breaking down ALL of the basics that affect women from their first periods through pregnancy and past menopause.

    This crazy busy Connecticut OBGYN, through her huge IG platforms @biglovefiercejuju and @tribecalledv, has warmed the minds and hearts of so many women...teaching us what we need to know, but maybe didn't know we should ask or were too embarrassed to ask... regarding all things vagina. It is Shieva's DEEP belief that if she can "INCREASE women's knowledge then she can DECREASE their anxiety" about their female health and bodies. Shieva is giving us the tools we need to become less anxious, less embarrassed, and more informed about perimenopause and menopausal symptoms and solutions in the second half of life.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Shieva's journey into her second half of life. She discusses overcoming multiple miscarriages, surviving ovarian cancer, and her personal weight struggle. We chat many birth control options, hormone regulation, declining sex drive and normalizing perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms.

    Some highlights:

    • Perimenopausal symptoms can start 10 years before you start going through menopause
    • Shieva discusses that it's normal to feel anxious when experiencing perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms
    • How Shieva's experience with ovarian cancer shaped her practice today, by being a patient herself
    • What happens to your estrogen levels when you go through menopause
    • How to know if you're in menopause or perimenopause
    • Why Shieva created "A Tribe Called V"
    • Why she thinks it's so important for women to be educated about vaginal health

    Golden Nuggets

    • Parenting-It's extremely important to teach your kids independence and resilience
    • There is always life after trauma and even during trauma...silver linings
    • In determining if you are in fact transitioning from perimenopuase to menopause, we have to look at bleeding levels (anything "more" requires some inquiry)
    • Sometimes naming something alone just makes you feel better
    • Don't be embarrassed to talk about what's going on with your menopausal symptoms
    • There is a benefit to some women taking SSRI's to balance mood when they are experiencing tremendous mood symptoms
    • There is scientific data that can explain why our libido goes down
    • Coconut oil is the best lubricant (not with condoms)
    • Remember to get a pap smears frequently, some say every 3 years, every year covers your bases and you won't forget

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    14 | Part 2 of 3 - Sex, Mood & Menopause in the Second Half of Life Mar 18, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an honest and open conversation about the rollercoaster of perimenopause and menopause...finally learn the true definitions and differences between perimenopause and menopause and what we can do about it, in the second half of life with Dr. Shieva Ghofrany. Dr. Shieva Ghofrany has been working as an OBGYN for over 21 years and herself has had multiple miscarriages, a weight loss surgery, both types of deliveries AND ovarian cancer… She is now the cofounder of Tribe Called V, a virtual platform that intends to disrupt women's health teaching, by FINALLY breaking down ALL of the basics that affect women from their first periods through pregnancy and past menopause.

    This crazy busy Connecticut OBGYN, through her huge IG platforms @biglovefiercejuju and @tribecalledv, has warmed the minds and hearts of so many women...teaching us what we need to know, but maybe didn't know we should ask or were too embarrassed to ask... regarding all things vagina. It is Shieva's DEEP belief that if she can "INCREASE women's knowledge then she can DECREASE their anxiety" about their female health and bodies. Shieva is giving us the tools we need to become less anxious, less embarrassed, and more informed about perimenopause and menopausal symptoms and solutions in the second half of life.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Shieva's journey into her second half of life. She discusses overcoming multiple miscarriages, surviving ovarian cancer, and her personal weight struggle. We chat many birth control options, hormone regulation, declining sex drive and normalizing perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms.

    Some highlights:

    • Perimenopausal symptoms can start 10 years before you start going through menopause
    • Shieva discusses that it's normal to feel anxious when experiencing perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms
    • How Shieva's experience with ovarian cancer shaped her practice today, by being a patient herself
    • What happens to your estrogen levels when you go through menopause
    • How to know if you're in menopause or perimenopause
    • Why Shieva created "A Tribe Called V"
    • Why she thinks it's so important for women to be educated about vaginal health

    Golden Nuggets

    • Parenting-It's extremely important to teach your kids independence and resilience
    • There is always life after trauma and even during trauma...silver linings
    • In determining if you are in fact transitioning from perimenopuase to menopause, we have to look at bleeding levels (anything "more" requires some inquiry)
    • Sometimes naming something alone just makes you feel better
    • Don't be embarrassed to talk about what's going on with your menopausal symptoms
    • There is a benefit to some women taking SSRI's to balance mood when they are experiencing tremendous mood symptoms
    • There is scientific data that can explain why our libido goes down
    • Coconut oil is the best lubricant (not with condoms)
    • Remember to get a pap smears frequently, some say every 3 years, every year covers your bases and you won't forget

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    14 | Part 3 of 3 - Sex, Mood & Menopause in the Second Half of Life Mar 18, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an honest and open conversation about the rollercoaster of perimenopause and menopause...finally learn the true definitions and differences between perimenopause and menopause and what we can do about it, in the second half of life with Dr. Shieva Ghofrany. Dr. Shieva Ghofrany has been working as an OBGYN for over 21 years and herself has had multiple miscarriages, a weight loss surgery, both types of deliveries AND ovarian cancer… She is now the cofounder of Tribe Called V, a virtual platform that intends to disrupt women's health teaching, by FINALLY breaking down ALL of the basics that affect women from their first periods through pregnancy and past menopause.

    This crazy busy Connecticut OBGYN, through her huge IG platforms @biglovefiercejuju and @tribecalledv, has warmed the minds and hearts of so many women...teaching us what we need to know, but maybe didn't know we should ask or were too embarrassed to ask... regarding all things vagina. It is Shieva's DEEP belief that if she can "INCREASE women's knowledge then she can DECREASE their anxiety" about their female health and bodies. Shieva is giving us the tools we need to become less anxious, less embarrassed, and more informed about perimenopause and menopausal symptoms and solutions in the second half of life.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Shieva's journey into her second half of life. She discusses overcoming multiple miscarriages, surviving ovarian cancer, and her personal weight struggle. We chat many birth control options, hormone regulation, declining sex drive and normalizing perimenopausal and menopausal symptoms.

    Some highlights:

    • Perimenopausal symptoms can start 10 years before you start going through menopause
    • Shieva discusses that it's normal to feel anxious when experiencing perimenopausal or menopausal symptoms
    • How Shieva's experience with ovarian cancer shaped her practice today, by being a patient herself
    • What happens to your estrogen levels when you go through menopause
    • How to know if you're in menopause or perimenopause
    • Why Shieva created "A Tribe Called V"
    • Why she thinks it's so important for women to be educated about vaginal health

    Golden Nuggets

    • Parenting-It's extremely important to teach your kids independence and resilience
    • There is always life after trauma and even during trauma...silver linings
    • In determining if you are in fact transitioning from perimenopuase to menopause, we have to look at bleeding levels (anything "more" requires some inquiry)
    • Sometimes naming something alone just makes you feel better
    • Don't be embarrassed to talk about what's going on with your menopausal symptoms
    • There is a benefit to some women taking SSRI's to balance mood when they are experiencing tremendous mood symptoms
    • There is scientific data that can explain why our libido goes down
    • Coconut oil is the best lubricant (not with condoms)
    • Remember to get a pap smears frequently, some say every 3 years, every year covers your bases and you won't forget

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    13 | Part 2 of 2 - Turning a Passion into a Business in the Second Half of Life Mar 06, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an honest and open conversation about learning how to build a passion into a business and create more confidence in the kitchen with Laney Schwartz. Laney Schwartz is the founder, creator and recipe developer behind the food blog Life is but a Dish. She creates everyday meals for everyday people and is on a mission to help busy home cooks gain confidence in the kitchen, create simple and delicious meals and cook without being tied to a recipe. Laney lives in Los Angeles, California with her two daughters and husband and loves a kitchen dance party! Laney is giving us motivation, advice and steps we need to get started and pursue our passions in the second half of life & some cooking advice.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Laney's journey into her second half of life, she discusses going from being an athlete, to discovering a love for teaching kids, to eventually creating a food blog and giant social media platform and sharing her recipes and tips for being more confident in the kitchen with the world.

    Some highlights:

    • Learning ways to become more confident in the kitchen
    • How being an athlete and teacher led Laney to become a food blogger
    • What it was like changing careers
    • Laney's experience starting a blog from scratch
    • Laney's corn hack that went viral

    Golden Nuggets from the episode:

    • When learning how to cook, it's important to learn the fundamental basics first
    • Finding your support system is one of the key parts of being successful
    • There is a deep intuition in everyone telling them what they are meant to do in their self recreation journey
    • Find what motivates you and keeps you going
    • The best way to start something is to just start
    • Be consistent with anything you do
    • Build a relationship with your audience
    • It's okay to take a step back

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    13 | Part 1 of 2 - Turning a Passion into a Business in the Second Half of Life Mar 04, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an honest and open conversation about learning how to build a passion into a business and create more confidence in the kitchen with Laney Schwartz. Laney Schwartz is the founder, creator and recipe developer behind the food blog Life is but a Dish. She creates everyday meals for everyday people and is on a mission to help busy home cooks gain confidence in the kitchen, create simple and delicious meals and cook without being tied to a recipe. Laney lives in Los Angeles, California with her two daughters and husband and loves a kitchen dance party! Laney is giving us motivation, advice and steps we need to get started and pursue our passions in the second half of life & some cooking advice.

    We are going to dig deep into the details of Laney's journey into her second half of life, she discusses going from being an athlete, to discovering a love for teaching kids, to eventually creating a food blog and giant social media platform and sharing her recipes and tips for being more confident in the kitchen with the world.

    Some highlights:

    • Learning ways to become more confident in the kitchen
    • How being an athlete and teacher led Laney to become a food blogger
    • What it was like changing careers
    • Laney's experience starting a blog from scratch
    • Laney's corn hack that went viral

    Golden Nuggets from the episode:

    • When learning how to cook, it's important to learn the fundamental basics first
    • Finding your support system is one of the key parts of being successful
    • There is a deep intuition in everyone telling them what they are meant to do in their self recreation journey
    • Find what motivates you and keeps you going
    • The best way to start something is to just start
    • Be consistent with anything you do
    • Build a relationship with your audience
    • It's okay to take a step back

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


    12 |Part 3 of 3 - Live Like No One Is Watching In the Second Half Of Life with Kevin Nealon & Susan Yeagley Mar 01, 2021
    Show notes

    Join me, Dr. Sarah Milken, in an honest and open conversation about following our passions, facing our fears and trying new things in the second half of life with Susan Yeagley and Kevin Nealon. Susan and Kevin have been married for almost 20 years and are both successful actors. Kevin started his career in stand up comedy on SNL and went on to star in Weeds, and now his own show Hiking with Kevin. Susan started her career in the film Almost Famous and went on to appear in many famous television shows, including Parks and Recreation and Everybody Loves Raymond. They are giving us the tools we need to become more courageous, figure out what our passions are and learn to talk about our failures in the second half of life.

    Some highlights:

    • What it's like to face rejection as an actor
    • How to foster creativity in our households
    • Our past lives, like Susan's jobs at Little Caesar's, Kevin's job as Santa Claus and my job at Chin Chin
    • All of the lesson's that Kevin is teaching his son, like always sending hand written notes and learning to manage your finances
    • Kevin's second career as a caricature artist
    • Why we should always live our truth
    • How we find ways to juggle different parts of ourselves
    • How to figure out what our passions really are, and how we can start utilizing them today
    • The importance of showing up for the people that matter most to us

    Golden Nuggets from the episode:

    • Always live your truth
    • Always show up for people
    • Learn to be okay with rejection
    • Hone in on what you like to do when no one is watching
    • In order to recreate yourself, you have to follow your passion
    • Face your fears
    • You have to believe in yourself so you don't end up with regrets and try new things... What's the worst that could happen if you fail?
    • It's important to talk about where you fail in life, not just where you succeed

    Looking forward to connecting with you! Here are some options to chat further!

    To learn more about the golden nuggets we dug up in this episode, click on show notes. To make sure you don't miss future episodes of the podcast, subscribe, subscribe, subscribe.

    Follow me and DM me on Instagram or Facebook.

    Email me directly at sarah@theflexibleneurotic.com. This podcast, along with associated websites and social media materials, are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The views expressed are that of Dr. Sarah Milken, and that of her guests, respectively. It is for informational purposes only. Please consult your healthcare professional for any further medical or psychological questions.


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