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Guests: Amanda, Rose, Lizzie, Esther & Julia – Quiet Community Members Transcript Hayley Stanton: [00:00:36] Hello, and welcome to Episode 20 of the Quiet Connections podcast. I’m Hayley. And today I’m joined by Stacie. And this is a really exciting episode today because this is the final episode of series one of the podcast….
When I look back over my life, I can see a consistent pattern of these 3 things showing up. For a long time, I just felt like this is the way I am, and always will be. Can you relate? 👇 Saying “Yes” when you want to say “No”. And saying “No” to something you do…
Guest: Claire Whitehouse, Stroke Survivor & Support Coordinator for Dorset Stroke Association Website | Instagram | Facebook Transcript Hayley Stanton Hello, I’m Hayley. And welcome back to the Quiet Connections podcast. I am joined by Claire Whitehouse. Claire is support coordinator with Dorset Stroke Association, and she’s also a stroke survivor herself. And Claire has a…
Guest: Stephenie Farrell, Body Confidence Coach Website | Instagram | Facebook Hayley Stanton: Hello there and welcome to the Quiet Connections Podcast. My name is Hayley and, in this episode, I am joined by Body Confidence Coach, Stephenie Farrell. We’ll be exploring an issue that affects a real majority of people today: feeling dissatisfied with…
Ever wondered where your anxiety in social situations came from? Or why you can’t shake off that feeling of being an ‘anxious person’? Hayley Stanton Welcome to episode 2 of the Quiet Connections podcast. I’m Hayley. Stacie Clark And I’m Stacie, and today, we’ll be exploring how we may have developed anxiety in social situations….
Job interviews can feel daunting, especially if you naturally prefer to listen rather than speak, or if being in the spotlight makes you uneasy. It’s normal to feel tension build before an interview, wondering how you’ll come across and whether you’ll find the right words in the moment. In this video, Amy Cuddy, a social…
We all know that thoughtful feedback shared with us from a place of compassion helps us to grow, even if this isn’t always easy to hear. But there are some people who seem to spend much of their life hurling judgement and critical ‘advice’ at others with very little consideration and compassion behind it. Hurtful…
I have been quite guilty of rolling my eyes at ‘inspirational quotes’, seeing them as cliché and pointless; the same empty words constantly regurgitated. To a certain extent, I think this is possibly a valid way of seeing them, as quite often they don’t really seem to hold any meaning. The flip side of this,…
‘Vulnerability is the birthplace of love, belonging, joy, courage and creativity. It is the source of hope, empathy, accountability, and authenticity.’ Brene Brown – Daring Greatly. Like many introverts, I have always been a chronic hater of sharing with the group. Allowing myself to be vulnerable – seen, heard and judged. Speaking in class, staff…
My mantra through school and university life was ‘avoid all eye contact with the teacher and they likely won’t pick on you to answer a question’. It wasn’t that I was a bad student, in fact I was always among the ones topping the class. It’s just that my confidence just seemed to end beyond…