Jen Heilman's guest appearances

Jen Heilman

Plan Simple with Mia Moran

Peace With Endo

Creating Wealth and Wellness

Be Purely Balanced

Sandra Grahame

Rachel Martin

Becca Piastrelli

Anthony Balduzzi

Courtney Carver

Ezzie Spencer

Helen Chin Lui

Anna Cabeca

Sarah Clark

Marie Claire

Ryan Bailey

Jessica Murnane

Allison Schaaf

Stacey Martino

Linda Wells

OwlTail

Amanda Kingsley

We’re actually more comfortable in uncomfortable stories than we are at making changes. – Amanda Kingsley On this episode of the Plan Simple Meals Podcast, I’m super excited to talk with both Amanda Kingsley and Jen Heilman from Connected Grown Coaching. Amanda and Jen are life coachings who use feng shui in their practice to integrate environment and mindset.  They have a very holistic practice and that mind, body, spirit, and, the thing often left out—space—all affect our lives. If the mindset work people are doing doesn’t match their environment, things are sustainable. They don’t stick. But when you put the two together, magic can happen.   Think about decluttering your home to declutter your mind, or the idea of making room for growth or change. And then there is the energy with which you hold things. Are you holding things that clutter up your life, or is there a different energy there? It matters.  We talk about:  Finding your “why” word and learning to tap into it Making sure your why word and your home are aligned Having a foundation why word that work with seasonal focus words Setting up your environment in a way that works isn’t just about looking pretty or even being uncluttered on the surface The stories we cling to that keep us from making change Opening your perspective wide enough to find control in a situation you feel is out of your control  BIO Amanda Kingsley is a certified life coach. Jen Heilman is a Life Coach who understands the power of your surroundings because she’s also a home designer and feng shui expert. Jen is a mom to two kids and Amanda is a mom to three. They both live in Western Massachusetts and coach women all over the world.   LINKS Facebook @connectedgrowthcoaching Instagram @connectedgrowthcoaching https://connectedgrowthcoaching.com/ Why Word workshop More on Feng Shui    Doable Changes from this episode: FIND YOUR WHY WORD. I have my clients find a word for the season, but Amanda and Jen recommend a foundation word. There’s a good chance that these words work together, and either practice helps guide you. Use the link above to find Amanda and Jen’s Why Word workshop or start with the question “How do I want to feel in the next 90 days?”  DECLUTTER SOMETHING. There is more to using feng shui than just getting rid of stuff, but decluttering any part of your environment can help clear your mind and make space for growth. Commit to clearing one small space—a table, a drawer, your dresser top … make sure anything that is in that space is put there with intention. Commit to keeping it clear.  REFRAME. Is there something you feel like you have to do that you resent? Could you reframe it? Start by acknowledging that you don’t have to do it at all. Really lean into that. Even if it’s something like feeding your kids. Then choose to do it (or maybe it’s something you realize you could really choose not to do). See how that reframe affects how you feel. 

We’re actually more comfortable in uncomfortable stories than we are at making changes. – Amanda Kingsley On this episode of the Plan Simple Meals Podcast, I’m super excited to talk with both Amanda Kingsley and Jen Heilman from Connected Grown Coaching. Amanda and Jen are life coachings who use feng shui in their practice to integrate environment and mindset.  They have a very holistic practice and that mind, body, spirit, and, the thing often left out—space—all affect our lives. If the mindset work people are doing doesn’t match their environment, things are sustainable. They don’t stick. But when you put the two together, magic can happen.   Think about decluttering your home to declutter your mind, or the idea of making room for growth or change. And then there is the energy with which you hold things. Are you holding things that clutter up your life, or is there a different energy there? It matters.  We talk about:  <ul><li>Finding your “why” word and learning to tap into it</li> <li>Making sure your why word and your home are aligned</li> <li>Having a foundation why word that work with seasonal focus words</li> <li>Setting up your environment in a way that works isn’t just about looking pretty or even being uncluttered on the surface</li> <li>The stories we cling to that keep us from making change</li> <li>Opening your perspective wide enough to find control in a situation you feel is out of your control</li> </ul> BIO Amanda Kingsley is a certified life coach. Jen Heilman is a Life Coach who understands the power of your surroundings because she’s also a home designer and feng shui expert. Jen is a mom to two kids and Amanda is a mom to three. They both live in Western Massachusetts and coach women all over the world.   LINKS <ul><li><a href="https://www.facebook.com/connectedgrowthcoaching/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook @connectedgrowthcoaching</a></li> <li><a href="https://www.instagram.com/connectedgrowthcoaching/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram @connectedgrowthcoaching</a></li> <li><a href="https://connectedgrowthcoaching.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://connectedgrowthcoaching.com/</a></li> <li><a href="https://connectedgrowthcoaching.com/the-why-shui-workshop?rq=why%20word" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Why Word workshop</a></li> <li><a href="https://plansimplemeals.com/the-art-of-feng-shui-with-sara-nelson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">More on Feng Shui</a></li> </ul> Doable Changes from this episode: <ul><li>FIND YOUR WHY WORD. I have my clients find a word for the season, but Amanda and Jen recommend a foundation word. There’s a good chance that these words work together, and either practice helps guide you. Use the link above to find Amanda and Jen’s Why Word workshop or start with the question “How do I want to feel in the next 90 days?” </li> <li>DECLUTTER SOMETHING. There is more to using feng shui than just getting rid of stuff, but decluttering any part of your environment can help clear your mind and make space for growth. Commit to clearing one small space—a table, a drawer, your dresser top … make sure anything that is in that space is put there with intention. Commit to keeping it clear. </li> <li>REFRAME. Is there something you feel like you have to do that you resent? Could you reframe it? Start by acknowledging that you don’t have to do it at all. Really lean into that. Even if it’s something like feeding your kids. Then choose to do it (or maybe it’s something you realize you could really choose not to do). See how that reframe affects how you feel. </li></ul>

Make Room for Growth with Amanda Kingsley and Jen Heilman

Jen Heilman teaches women how to move beyond their self-doubt and into an empowered state of being. Clarity becomes clear and constant. Energy levels are rich and always on high. Inspired action is leading the way...and personal growth and results are just simply expected.  That's what living empowered and in the flow creates...Pure Magic...Pure Happiness.

Jen Heilman teaches women how to move beyond their self-doubt and into an empowered state of being. Clarity becomes clear and constant. Energy levels are rich and always on high. Inspired action is leading the way...and personal growth and results are just simply expected.  That's what living empowered and in the flow creates...Pure Magic...Pure Happiness.

Feng Shui with Jen Heilman

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