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021 The power of choice | Dr Micaela Becattini

 Graceful Transitions with Micaela Becattini Michaela Becattini is a Life Transitions Specialist She is passionate about supporting people who are going through intense personal and professional transitions. Micaela knows first had what it means to navigate intense life transitions. She shares her intimate story of giving up her successful business in Italy, following love, being in a foreign country and having to learn a new language, becoming a parent , re-invent herself and re-build her business.  Her purposeful work in the world is helping others cultivate self-belief and strength by offering engaging and creative tools and workshops for finding the light in the midst of struggle in life. Micaela passionately believes that harnessing the courage to reveal your self enables people to get out of boxed mentality and live a life which is true to who they are. As a Life Tranistion Specialist Micaela helps her clients master their mindset, understand their emotions and tap into their true resilience and move through trials and changes with more ease and grace without suffering a complete meltdown. Her own experience and inherent gift of emotional empowerment gives Micaela a depth of understanding and empathy to help others come through their challenges and transitions and live fulfilling lives that are true to them. Brief Bio Doctor in Clinical Pedagogy Certified Holistic Psychodrama and Group Facilitation Trainer HIGHLIGHTS   When she realized she was different and had an advanced emotional capacity   Following the love and leaving behind all the successes she had achieved in Italy to move to Australia   Feeling alone and isolated in a new country not knowing language and how she reinvented herself.   Reviewing ones values   How to surrender and say “yes” to what life presents to us   Willingness to change   Nourishing our business, or whatever we are creating    CONNECT WITH MICAELA BECATTINI Website: www.micaelabecattini.com.au E-mail: micaela@micaelabecattini.com.au FB page Book Graceful Transitions       The post 016: Graceful Transitions with Micaela Becattini appeared first on Aesha Kennedy | Mindful Creative Living.

<h3> Graceful Transitions</h3> <h3>with Micaela Becattini</h3> Michaela Becattini is a Life Transitions Specialist She is passionate about supporting people who are going through intense personal and professional transitions. Micaela knows first had what it means to navigate intense life transitions. She shares her intimate story of giving up her successful business in Italy, following love, being in a foreign country and having to learn a new language, becoming a parent , re-invent herself and re-build her business.  Her purposeful work in the world is helping others cultivate self-belief and strength by offering engaging and creative tools and workshops for finding the light in the midst of struggle in life. Micaela passionately believes that harnessing the courage to reveal your self enables people to get out of boxed mentality and live a life which is true to who they are. As a Life Tranistion Specialist Micaela helps her clients master their mindset, understand their emotions and tap into their true resilience and move through trials and changes with more ease and grace without suffering a complete meltdown. Her own experience and inherent gift of emotional empowerment gives Micaela a depth of understanding and empathy to help others come through their challenges and transitions and live fulfilling lives that are true to them. Brief Bio Doctor in Clinical Pedagogy Certified Holistic Psychodrama and Group Facilitation Trainer <h3>HIGHLIGHTS </h3> <ul> <li>When she realized she was different and had an advanced emotional capacity</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Following the love and leaving behind all the successes she had achieved in Italy to move to Australia</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Feeling alone and isolated in a new country not knowing language and how she reinvented herself.</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Reviewing ones values</li> </ul> <ul> <li>How to surrender and say “yes” to what life presents to us</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Willingness to change</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Nourishing our business, or whatever we are creating</li> </ul> <h3>CONNECT WITH MICAELA BECATTINI</h3> Website: <a href="http://www.micaelabecattini.com.au" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.micaelabecattini.com.au</a> E-mail: <a href="mailto:micaela@micaelabecattini.com.au">micaela@micaelabecattini.com.au</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1567854846&amp;fref=ts" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">FB page</a> Book <a href="http://www.micaelabecattini.com.au/product/graceful-transitions/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Graceful Transitions</a> The post <a href="https://www.aeshakennedy.com/016-graceful-transitions-with-micaela-becattini/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">016: Graceful Transitions with Micaela Becattini</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.aeshakennedy.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Aesha Kennedy | Mindful Creative Living</a>.

016: Graceful Transitions with Micaela Becattini

Micaela Becattini is, in her own words “devoted to growth and evolution”, especially in the midst of significant challenge, something that she has rather a lot of first hand experience with! In 2004 Micaela moved to Australia from Italy and found moving countries to be an intense and challenging, especially the adaptation to a new culture and a new language. This Next Chapter in her life was disorientating, and she was concerned that she had bitten off a bit much as she struggled to find her feet, make new friends, and in fact, redefine her own identity.. Shortly afterwards the challenges increased when she developed Crohns Disease, an immune disease that is invisible, but debilitating and this further reinforced her sense of social isolation. But Micaela is a fighter! She shook off “my victim mentality”, let go of the feeling of shame and embarrassment and started a support group in her area for others. And that was just the beginning of her own graceful transition, as she embraced her personal power. Today, Micaela is a Life Transitions Coach. She works with women who are underdoing their own transformations, stepping them through her unique process of change, helping them to face their fears and take the baby steps of courage that will open up a whole new life. If you are enjoying this show, please take a momentto reviewthe Next Chapter Podcast in iTunes - your feedback ishugely appreciated and very helpful. If you have not left an iTunesreview before and are not quite sure how to, I've created a page onmy website that takes you through the very easy steps- you canview that page here.  Thank you so much!

Micaela Becattini is, in her own words “devoted to growth and evolution”, especially in the midst of significant challenge, something that she has rather a lot of first hand experience with! In 2004 Micaela moved to Australia from Italy and found moving countries to be an intense and challenging, especially the adaptation to a new culture and a new language. This Next Chapter in her life was disorientating, and she was concerned that she had bitten off a bit much as she struggled to find her feet, make new friends, and in fact, redefine her own identity.. Shortly afterwards the challenges increased when she developed Crohns Disease, an immune disease that is invisible, but debilitating and this further reinforced her sense of social isolation. But Micaela is a fighter! She shook off “my victim mentality”, let go of the feeling of shame and embarrassment and started a support group in her area for others. And that was just the beginning of her own graceful transition, as she embraced her personal power. Today, Micaela is a Life Transitions Coach. She works with women who are underdoing their own transformations, stepping them through her unique process of change, helping them to face their fears and take the baby steps of courage that will open up a whole new life. If you are enjoying this show, please take a momentto <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/your-next-chapter-business/id1071715309" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">reviewthe Next Chapter Podcast in iTunes</a> - your feedback ishugely appreciated and very helpful. If you have not left an iTunesreview before and are not quite sure how to, I've created a page onmy website that takes you through the very easy steps- <a href="http://angelaraspass.com/podcastreview/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">you canview that page here</a>. Thank you so much!

34 with Micaela Becattini: Graceful transitions through adversity

   						Subscribe on iTunes   		In this episode:  In this episode of The Fearless Females Podcast your host Tegan Mathews interviews Dr Micaela Becattini who shares:  How she dealt with being bullied at school How finding her passion gave her the strength to leave an abusive relationship The courage it took for her to change countries Being diagnosed with a chronic disease Learning how to let go of the victim attitude Dealing with change and embracing a new identity   		Tegan’s Take Aways:   It’s not a sign of weakness to ask for support – it takes courage to admit your vulnerability You are not alone – there are always people who want to help you When experiencing change you need to let go of the previous patterns and accept they are what has made you who you are today and then focus on creating a new identity One of the constants in life is change and you can either fight it or accept it and create a strategy to deal with it And one of my favourites – When facing a fear, break it down to smaller and more manageable pieces.   		About Dr. Micaela Becattini  With an International Career and first-hand experience of intense life changes, Micaela is an Igniter for solutions, “victim-free” attitude, self-expression and courage for people, who are undergoing life-transitions, change and life adversities. Through her knowledge, practical guidance and experience, she provides her clients the tools to find new understandings and pathways through change and transformation. Micaela serves her purpose of cultivating self-believe and strength in people by offering engaging and creative tools and workshops for finding the light in the midst of struggle in life. Micaela passionately believes that harnessing the courage to reveal yourself enables people to get out of boxed mentality and live a life, which is true to who they are.  		Contact Micaela Becattini     www.micaelabecattini.com.au     Micaela Becattini  		A Gift for Listeners From Micaela Becattini:  Download the Lost &amp; Found PDF which shows you how to deal with intense change and helps you to see the opportunities from the experience.  		By entering your name &amp; email address we agree we won’t share your details with anyone! You will receive your download plus occasional emails from Dr.Micaela Becattini. You can unsubscribe at any time.   		Show Notes: Episode 005: Dr. Micaela Becattini  Micaela Becattini’s Fearless Story  Since I was a little girl I didn’t feel like I fitted in and I felt inadequate I was emotionally aware but I didn’t have the right tools And I can’t blame my parents because they didn’t have the capacity either and you can’t always blame our parents I used to get bullied and so I would wear a mask when I was interacting with my peers So I was trying to be someone else all the time – yes And I used to always be better friends with the boys than the girls – probably because I was neither the good girl or the naughty girl That led me to put on weight as a way to express my negative feelings and inadequacies Around seventeen I fell in love with this guy who didn’t even see me So something in my mind shifted and I decided to lose weight I thought that would make my life different – but it didn’t Then I fell in love with a guy who really needed me and I thought I was a loving person because someone else needed me This relationship was really abusive and I didn’t want to share this so I kept it all to myself  How did you turn it around?  After three years of this roller coaster of a ride I found the strength to leave That happened when I started uni and began to do something I really loved and what was my passion and it was there I discovered my strength I decided that I could no longer live in this world of abuse In some ways I thought that he loved me but that wasn’t my way to love I got away from that relationship and put all my energies into my studies After my degree I decided to study for my masters I became a doctor in clinical psychology and I loved it  Another scary moment was:  Moving countries was one of the scariest moments of my life In 2004 I left my safe and comfortable home to move to Australia with the man who is now my husband I was 28 and I left behind my family, friends and a successful career I didn’t know any English, nothing about Australian culture, and unfortunately I wasn’t able to cultivate a positive relationship with my future family in law Due to the language barrier I had to take jobs that were physically draining I went from being a doctor in Italy and having the support of my close-knit family to being very alone Also in 2007 I was diagnosed with a chronic disease So I was in a foreign country with a chronic disease and just my husband for support I developed a victim attitude – the same as when I was a young girl    How did you turn it around?  I realised that to make the most of my new Australian life I had to learn to deal with the transition – the loss of the old and the arrival of the new To do this I had to put on a brave face and create a new identity as the person who lives in a new country, with a chronic disease I had to be proactive and learn to connect on different levels I had to ignite my new needs Connect with my new and different wants, desires and values I had to do this with both my personal and professional life I had to re-invent myself I worked really hard to make myself visible on my terms I asked for help and outsourced when I needed to Now I am ready for my new beginning and to follow the flow of my life I have found my inner harmony and remain open to new possibilities    What have you learnt from these experiences?  The message I wanted to give everyone is through this transition I developed a victim behaviour I was craving recognition, combined with a lack of good judgment and people pleasing I used to do things just to get attention My aha – was that those patterns have contributed to my uniqueness Those patterns didn’t make me a bad person and I shouldn’t have judged myself I observed myself through these patterns and realised they led me to new choices If I didn’t go through what I had, I wouldn’t have been able to create my new attitude and let go of the old We go through these experiences and lose confidence and take up a victim attitude but there will come a time when we get what the positive was, even from those moments I’ve also learned that it’s also not a crime to ask for help when you face a transition or difficulties in life There are people who want to help you and not all of them want monetary rewards You have to be open to see them though  What are you passionate about today  Sharing with people the message that life is full of changes, possibilities, choices and emotions These are the only certain things in our lives And supporting people through this transition period  What is something in your future plan that scares you?  I have some live events coming up in Hobart, Sydney and Melbourne previously this would not be possible because of my chronic disease I know my capacity For me to go interstate is huge because I have to monitor my health as well I decided that this is my life now – I am a wife, a mother, I have a chronic disease but I also have a passion Having my family there makes it possible and this is how I align my professional and family life The other thing that scares me is moving from a smaller audience and one on one to a much larger audience But I will manage that by breaking it down into smaller and more manageable steps   Five Fast Fun Fearless Facts about Alex Mitchell  Who inspires you? So many people –especially those who have overcome adversity and are ready to re-discover their strength and embrace possibilities. Favourite thing to do each day? Kissing my kids! What’s something that still scares you? Success – I am not afraid of failure but I am of success. How I deal with facing my fears is to let them walk beside me but not in front of me. We all have fears but I don’t let them control my life. Favourite technique or app or book? Book – The art of possibility by Benjamin Zander If you could wave a magic wand and fix one thing in the world right now, what would it be and why? For everyone to express their true self-knowing it is not a crime to be a sensitive person and for parents to teach their children to be emotionally aware and emotionally available.    Final Question If you could turn back time what’s the one piece of advice you wish you could give your fourteen-year-old self?  Be yourself There will be people who appreciate you There are other people like you You are not alone You don’t have to do something that you don’t want to do There are people who have your back and you can ask for support  Where can people reach out to you? www.micaelabecattini.com    		A Gift for Listeners From Micaela Becattini:  Download the Lost &amp; Found PDF which shows you how to deal with intense change and helps you to see the opportunities from the experience.  		By entering your name &amp; email address we agree we won’t share your details with anyone! You will receive your download plus occasional emails from Dr.Micaela Becattini. You can unsubscribe at any time.  The post 005: Facing the Fear of change – Dr. Micaela Becattini appeared first on Tegan Marshall.

<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/the-fearless-females-podcast/id1123170784" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> 						Subscribe on iTunes </a> <h3> 		In this episode: </h3> In this episode of The Fearless Females Podcast your host Tegan Mathews interviews Dr Micaela Becattini who shares: <ul> <li>How she dealt with being bullied at school</li> <li>How finding her passion gave her the strength to leave an abusive relationship</li> <li>The courage it took for her to change countries</li> <li>Being diagnosed with a chronic disease</li> <li>Learning how to let go of the victim attitude</li> <li>Dealing with change and embracing a new identity</li> </ul> <h3> 		Tegan’s Take Aways: </h3> <ol> <li>It’s not a sign of weakness to ask for support – it takes courage to admit your vulnerability</li> <li>You are not alone – there are always people who want to help you</li> <li>When experiencing change you need to let go of the previous patterns and accept they are what has made you who you are today and then focus on creating a new identity</li> <li>One of the constants in life is change and you can either fight it or accept it and create a strategy to deal with it</li> <li>And one of my favourites – When facing a fear, break it down to smaller and more manageable pieces.</li> </ol> <h3> 		About Dr. Micaela Becattini </h3> With an International Career and first-hand experience of intense life changes, Micaela is an Igniter for solutions, “victim-free” attitude, self-expression and courage for people, who are undergoing life-transitions, change and life adversities. Through her knowledge, practical guidance and experience, she provides her clients the tools to find new understandings and pathways through change and transformation. Micaela serves her purpose of cultivating self-believe and strength in people by offering engaging and creative tools and workshops for finding the light in the midst of struggle in life. Micaela passionately believes that harnessing the courage to reveal yourself enables people to get out of boxed mentality and live a life, which is true to who they are. <h3> 		Contact Micaela Becattini </h3> <h5> <a href="http://www.micaelabecattini.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a> <a href="http://www.micaelabecattini.com.au/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.micaelabecattini.com.au</a></h5> <h5> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/micaela.lifetransitionspecialist/?__mref=message_bubble" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/micaela.lifetransitionspecialist/?__mref=message_bubble" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Micaela Becattini</a></h5> <h3> 		A Gift for Listeners From Micaela Becattini: </h3> Download the Lost &amp; Found PDF which shows you how to deal with intense change and helps you to see the opportunities from the experience. <h6> 		By entering your name &amp; email address we agree we won’t share your details with anyone! You will receive your download plus occasional emails from Dr.Micaela Becattini. You can unsubscribe at any time. </h6> <h3> 		Show Notes: Episode 005: Dr. Micaela Becattini </h3> Micaela Becattini’s Fearless Story <ul> <li>Since I was a little girl I didn’t feel like I fitted in and I felt inadequate</li> <li>I was emotionally aware but I didn’t have the right tools</li> <li>And I can’t blame my parents because they didn’t have the capacity either and you can’t always blame our parents</li> <li>I used to get bullied and so I would wear a mask when I was interacting with my peers</li> <li>So I was trying to be someone else all the time – yes</li> <li>And I used to always be better friends with the boys than the girls – probably because I was neither the good girl or the naughty girl</li> <li>That led me to put on weight as a way to express my negative feelings and inadequacies</li> <li>Around seventeen I fell in love with this guy who didn’t even see me</li> <li>So something in my mind shifted and I decided to lose weight</li> <li>I thought that would make my life different – but it didn’t</li> <li>Then I fell in love with a guy who really needed me and I thought I was a loving person because someone else needed me</li> <li>This relationship was really abusive and I didn’t want to share this so I kept it all to myself</li> </ul> How did you turn it around? <ul> <li>After three years of this roller coaster of a ride I found the strength to leave</li> <li>That happened when I started uni and began to do something I really loved and what was my passion and it was there I discovered my strength</li> <li>I decided that I could no longer live in this world of abuse</li> <li>In some ways I thought that he loved me but that wasn’t my way to love</li> <li>I got away from that relationship and put all my energies into my studies</li> <li>After my degree I decided to study for my masters</li> <li>I became a doctor in clinical psychology and I loved it</li> </ul> Another scary moment was: <ul> <li>Moving countries was one of the scariest moments of my life</li> <li>In 2004 I left my safe and comfortable home to move to Australia with the man who is now my husband</li> <li>I was 28 and I left behind my family, friends and a successful career</li> <li>I didn’t know any English, nothing about Australian culture, and unfortunately I wasn’t able to cultivate a positive relationship with my future family in law</li> <li>Due to the language barrier I had to take jobs that were physically draining</li> <li>I went from being a doctor in Italy and having the support of my close-knit family to being very alone</li> <li>Also in 2007 I was diagnosed with a chronic disease</li> <li>So I was in a foreign country with a chronic disease and just my husband for support</li> <li>I developed a victim attitude – the same as when I was a young girl</li> </ul> How did you turn it around? <ul> <li>I realised that to make the most of my new Australian life I had to learn to deal with the transition – the loss of the old and the arrival of the new</li> <li>To do this I had to put on a brave face and create a new identity as the person who lives in a new country, with a chronic disease</li> <li>I had to be proactive and learn to connect on different levels</li> <li>I had to ignite my new needs</li> <li>Connect with my new and different wants, desires and values</li> <li>I had to do this with both my personal and professional life</li> <li>I had to re-invent myself</li> <li>I worked really hard to make myself visible on my terms</li> <li>I asked for help and outsourced when I needed to</li> <li>Now I am ready for my new beginning and to follow the flow of my life</li> <li>I have found my inner harmony and remain open to new possibilities</li> </ul> What have you learnt from these experiences? <ul> <li>The message I wanted to give everyone is through this transition I developed a victim behaviour</li> <li>I was craving recognition, combined with a lack of good judgment and people pleasing</li> <li>I used to do things just to get attention</li> <li>My aha – was that those patterns have contributed to my uniqueness</li> <li>Those patterns didn’t make me a bad person and I shouldn’t have judged myself</li> <li>I observed myself through these patterns and realised they led me to new choices</li> <li>If I didn’t go through what I had, I wouldn’t have been able to create my new attitude and let go of the old</li> <li>We go through these experiences and lose confidence and take up a victim attitude but there will come a time when we get what the positive was, even from those moments</li> <li>I’ve also learned that it’s also not a crime to ask for help when you face a transition or difficulties in life</li> <li>There are people who want to help you and not all of them want monetary rewards</li> <li>You have to be open to see them though</li> </ul> What are you passionate about today <ul> <li>Sharing with people the message that life is full of changes, possibilities, choices and emotions</li> <li>These are the only certain things in our lives</li> <li>And supporting people through this transition period</li> </ul> What is something in your future plan that scares you? <ul> <li>I have some live events coming up in Hobart, Sydney and Melbourne previously this would not be possible because of my chronic disease</li> <li>I know my capacity</li> <li>For me to go interstate is huge because I have to monitor my health as well</li> <li>I decided that this is my life now – I am a wife, a mother, I have a chronic disease but I also have a passion</li> <li>Having my family there makes it possible and this is how I align my professional and family life</li> <li>The other thing that scares me is moving from a smaller audience and one on one to a much larger audience</li> <li>But I will manage that by breaking it down into smaller and more manageable steps</li> <li></li> </ul> Five Fast Fun Fearless Facts about Alex Mitchell <ol> <li>Who inspires you? So many people –especially those who have overcome adversity and are ready to re-discover their strength and embrace possibilities.</li> <li>Favourite thing to do each day? Kissing my kids!</li> <li>What’s something that still scares you? Success – I am not afraid of failure but I am of success. How I deal with facing my fears is to let them walk beside me but not in front of me. We all have fears but I don’t let them control my life.</li> <li>Favourite technique or app or book? Book – The art of possibility by Benjamin Zander</li> <li>If you could wave a magic wand and fix one thing in the world right now, what would it be and why? For everyone to express their true self-knowing it is not a crime to be a sensitive person and for parents to teach their children to be emotionally aware and emotionally available.</li> </ol> Final Question If you could turn back time what’s the one piece of advice you wish you could give your fourteen-year-old self? <ul> <li>Be yourself</li> <li>There will be people who appreciate you</li> <li>There are other people like you</li> <li>You are not alone</li> <li>You don’t have to do something that you don’t want to do</li> <li>There are people who have your back and you can ask for support</li> </ul> Where can people reach out to you? <a href="http://www.authorservices.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.micaelabecattini.com</a> <h3> 		A Gift for Listeners From Micaela Becattini: </h3> Download the Lost &amp; Found PDF which shows you how to deal with intense change and helps you to see the opportunities from the experience. <h6> 		By entering your name &amp; email address we agree we won’t share your details with anyone! You will receive your download plus occasional emails from Dr.Micaela Becattini. You can unsubscribe at any time. </h6> The post <a href="https://www.teganmarshall.com/micaelabecattini/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">005: Facing the Fear of change – Dr. Micaela Becattini</a> appeared first on <a href="https://www.teganmarshall.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Tegan Marshall</a>.

005: Facing the Fear of change – Dr. Micaela Becattini