Videos and articles on self-care, self-compassion, self-love, self-forgiveness and self-worth by Dr. Jodi.
This episode follows Chapter 1, Section 2: The Constant Digital Chatter. What you’ll learn in this episode is: I am continuing to de-mystify anxiety in this episode, and to call it out, we have to look at all the contexts that contribute to you feeling powerless. This means we cannot leave out the increased use […]
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This episode, ‘The Hyper Monkey Mind” goes with Chapter 1, Section 1 of Anxiety…I’m So Done with You! This episode is the companion to Chapter 1, Section 1: The Hyper Monkey Mind. In it, you’ll learn: If your Monkey Mind is wreaking havoc on your life, this episode is for you! Episode Transcription Hey, you’re
The Hyper Monkey Mind: Ep. 1-1 of “Anxiety…I’m So Done with You!” Podcast Read More »
Welcome to “Anxiety… I’m So Done With You!” with Dr. Jodi. This episode goes with the Introduction of the book and in it, I share my anxiety story. In this episode, you will learn Your Anxiety is Curable The good news is that your anxiety is curable. I will take you through the five steps
Read on and watch the video to learn how to set SMART goals (S.M.A.R.T.) so that you work smarter (with more significant impact) instead of harder (with little to show for it). There are so many things we desire in this life, and there are two ways to think about realizing those desires: 1. Eliminate
Watch this video on why we are meant to be interdependent, NOT independent. Independence Hurts You Valuing independence makes you -have unrealistic expectations that we can’t hope to meet -isolate yourself, which is so bad -sabotage your success (because two brains are better than one)
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A growth mindset means your teenagers know their power to change and develop themselves. A fixed mindset is a belief that one’s abilities are innate and unchangeable and that success or failure is a reflection of those abilities. It makes you feel powerless. Unfortunately, comparison culture trains people to look for and find their deficits, faults,
