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omg you are the part of my brain that is missing , I do not live a momento of my life organized ....im 31 and mom of two babies, and life simply got to rock bottom, EVERYTHING exploded in my face and need to start over ... you would think this is for someone in their 20's but this is the first time im not gonna be floating around reacting to life , HERE IS WHERE MY NEW LIFE STARTS. structure, prioritize, organize 🙌this video is life , so thank you SO MUCH ❤

I love this episode so much, it’s great to hear more about Em - her background and philosophy around food and nutrition. I’m in my 40s and I only wish someone like Em had been around 20 years ago!

As someone with adhd, this video is perfect! Quick, straight to the point & really educational! Thank you ❤

Does she have a degree in dermatology??

Thank you for this

First time to your channel, Grace, and so happy to have stumbled across it in my recommended UA-cam list. I'm 15 minutes in, and already mesmerized by this man. I don't know if you caught his term "satvic" in describing rest, but it hit me as it was a concept taught to me recently in yoga training. It encompasses a lot of the concepts he is pointing to and nodding towards, the idea of rest. As an American, conditioned that work is the primary goal to give purpose and meaning, without it - identity being lost or worth being diminished - what an incredibly introduction to an alternate way of thinking. I had to stop the video, just to note this and write a comment. I I also noticed how he began to slow down his speech here, speaking about rest more deeply @14:16. I can feel and sense his deep embodied belief in what he is saying. Yes, I am absolutely going to get his book(s) and tune in wherever he is speaking. I don't know him, but he has the eyes of a poet, the smile of a lover, and the face of man who has lived and endured. I have no idea what he has been through or where he wants to go - but so many of these ideas - salient concepts - seem almost revolutionary to even hear. I had to stop and wait, and process, and listen again. Maybe it's because my culture and background are so different - and these ideas are so nourishing and new - but even how he speaks about rest. I started learning about all of these ideas only in yoga training = and they are literally life changing. Ok, last point. I loved watching you with him. The contrast of youth and age, ambition and wisdom, hope and knowing. - all is it should be, all beautiful to witness. He seemed like a father would be, just so present to you, who you are... even. to the point of validating your self-criticism, telling you that it's your podcast and you can talk as much as you like. Almost as if his presense is meant to support and encourage your verbal exploration of ideas in a way that is supportive and deeply enriching - humble - present - respectful. I am in awe by what he said about wanting to change the world (and the ideas that seem so far off or people aiming to do so too). I will rewatch and learn more. I didn't get to my last point, anyway, just a PS. If you like things like this - his ideas - check out the work that Deepak Chopra is doing RIGHT now. I have every book he has written, literally, and I have never met another human like him in my life. Just being in his presence is transformative. But, he has a profound and specific goal he states: "My goal in everything that I do is to reach one billion people to create a movement of personal and social transformation for a critical mass to move the world in the direction of a more peaceful, sustainable, healthier and joyful world." He's in NY I think, where there is a cool community (Broome Street Temple) that he goes live from sometimes - I guess also doing a series of talks or interviews. He is working with AI ...omg (my favorite subject on earth) and suicide intervention. Babydoll, go find him. Keep going further and further with people who speak about these ideas. I. am in my 40s, and I think it took me "this long" to open to these ideas (so radical to the way I was raised) because I had to really become a woman who trusted in herself, enough to veer away from outdated and unhelpful philosophical ideas (that were never mine or felt right in the first place) to follow my own knowing, become less afraid to be different, and more comfortable with becoming who I was meant to be (vs. what others told me I needed to be). It took time for me to unwind, unlearn, trust myself, and go inside. So, if this note happens to reach you, take it from me ('"auntie") and swim in this sea. Dive in. Explore. Don't wait to follow this and these. Meet Deepak too. Who knows where it will lead. Sending you so much love, little one. Your new subscriber, Colleen.

You're doing such a great job Grace, during my college days, I was fascinated with personal development and Robin Sharma and I wish I started my own content at that time.

No. It’s not having shit together usually, it’s that you’re dreading going to a job that depletes you rather than energizes you. You’re about to spend 5 days doing something you have to doninstead of want to do.

Who is the interviewer? She says very generic things

Problem is you watch two of these kinds of things and you're just listening to the same stories again and again

would so love to sit at that table with you two

One of the best podcasts out there!

Forms of wealth 1.Growth 2. Wellness 3. Family and friendship life 4. Your craft 5. Money 6. Your Social circle 7. Adventure 8. Service - gift giver and make another person’s life better

Such a brilliant talk thanks you both for the lovely opportunity to learn

Listening to this inspired me to start dancing again. Also to look into becoming a life coach, myself.

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Hey Grace , very good video . I can do better editing in your videos which can help you to get more engagement in your videos . Pls lmk what do you think ?

I’ve listened to several interviews with Marie & this was so different. I appreciate the thoughtful & attentive questions.

This video was , perfection 🙏 good work! Love it ❤

I agree, good rest is as essential as good productive work. Not feeling ashamed to rest is a key part too. Correct it is important to reflect and also acknowledge yourself 'Job Well Done' and Congratulate yourself with a treat, I did an Amazing Thing'. I feel a lot of people want to see you fail or try to bring you down if they arent successful in any parts of their life. So definitely surrounding yourself with positive and supportive people is essential ❤

I loved this so much! Thank you so much for making this podcast happen!! You have NO IDEA how many people you are helping!

I discovered Caroline when she was just new to Cambridge. I was always so excited to see her posts and definitely was in awe of how “happy” her life seemed. Now I just feel sad for her and it baffles me how she still has a lot of fans. Not only is she stuck, Natalie lives rent free in her head- there won’t even be a book if Natalie didn’t publish hers. I’m happy Natalie is living life to the fullest and I hope Caroline heals and owns up to her mistakes someday.

Wish that I could try Hertility but I live in the states 🇺🇸😢

I needed this reminder! I can relate 💯

Love this! This may be super controversial but we are 100 percent responsible for our own experience on earth

Thanks so mucho Grace 🥰, xoxo from Guatemala

Amazing video to really make you start the day with something mindful!

I am definitely applying this method. By the way, I love your necklace, gal

She’s a real one! Love her

"I've been working as a bank" 😂😂

Emily, your passion and knowledge is just so wonderful to watch and consume. I have such a girl crush! Thank you for your content and your message! Don’t listen to the haters you are speaking to your audience and teaching us so much about nutrition and confidence in food . X

This was great - very interesting - thanks Grace and Trinny

Nahhhh. Men are still better with money than women. Your statistics don’t take into account how much financial burden falls on the men. We are also the biggest risk takers for entrepreneurship-owning a business. And we get demolished in divorces. Nevermind how much by nature we have take on in expenses and resources just to attract a woman in life and then keep them. Our biological make up is different. We are providers by nature. A huge burden to carry. Otherwise a good show. But highly disagree on that point. And i will also add. From actual experience. Women are not so easy to work with when it comes to being inappropriate in the work place. To men. Or even worst at times. With other women. You failed at that point when you concentrated so much in being a woman in the work place.

I didn’t subscribe the channel after saw a few minutes of this interview. So empty and political

Nuggets, nuggets and nuggets!! 🥰

I’ve been binge watching episodes & every single one has so many gems 💎 🩵🩵

Love the money saving tips, also appreciate you popping up the pricing and reference pages when you talk about an item. Nice editing effect

Amazing

One the more interesting interviews I’ve watched with Vivian 🙌 you brought out different topics I hadn’t heard others ask her

I’M one of the 70-year-olds who love Trinny London skin care. Just had a personal consultation at TL for makeup when I visited London. Cheers from California, and loved this interview!

Just listening to this really highlighted for me how much my boyfriend has changed my life by creating a judge free zone. He bullied me into getting my finances on track, taught me how to open important letters and then paying the bills inside immediately, how to budget food shopping by sticking to the shopping list and generally allowing me to open up emotionally in a way that I've never had before. He doesn't even believe that ADHD is a real thing, and does all this intuitively, which just feels like the right person just magically appeared in my life 5 years ago. We've grown so much together, and as long as my little hobby ideas don't get too expensive, he doesn't really care. I've even quit my job to build up a business that I've been wanting to do for over a decade with his support (still in the starting stages but growing), I really don't know where I would be in my life if not for him. Might need to write him a little letter of appreciation or similar :p

Thank you for this great video

thanks fotr all of these

Utterly wrong that women are still facing this unimaginative narrative in certain workplaces my Khaleesi 🙏🏼

Besides having amazing guests, I want to compliment Grace's ability to ask the right questions and overall navigate through the interviews in a way where it actually feels so fluid and not just a list of questions and answers

I loved this episode, thank you so much!

Really enjoying this one! Started listening in my cool down at the gym this morning and looking forward to finishing later today 😊

Love Trinny, this was fantastic 🙌🏻

"Hey, just watched your latest UA-cam video, and it was amazing! Keep up the fantastic work! 🎥👏" "Hey there! Here's a quote for you: 'The only way to do great work is to love what you do.' - Steve Jobs 🌟 Keep up the positivity and passion in everything you do!"

Good episode.