Episode: 2019.5.4

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to open up with others to live full out. Maybe you feel that people will have a hard time understanding what you are going through. Perhaps you feel that your voice will fall on deaf ears. By taking a leap of faith, you will be relieving yourself of the burdens you are carrying.


Our first caller, Darly, is on his last semester of college and he is worried that he will be jobless after he graduates. He wants to know how he can best prepare for this transition. Nancy advises Daryl to view each job as a new experience and as a step closer to his ideal career. Listen to Nancy guide you on the importance of living in the moment to declutter your mind from future stress.

Our second caller, Raj, wants to get a fulltime job after his internship ends. He feels that people look down on him for being absent in the workforce. Nancy suggests making a list of his strengths and skills that he can relate to the career that he wants. Tune in to hear Nancy’s suggestions on connecting with local professionals and constructing a plan to reach your goals.

Our inspirational guest, Meera Vijayann, opens up and shares with us her experiences with sexual assault. When she was only 10, she was violated by her math tutor, but kept quiet about it. She knew that it felt wrong. She continued facing sexual abuse multiple times in her life time. However, she was finally able to find her voice two decades later. Listen in to hear how Meera gained the strength to speak up and call upon others for assistance.

Our last caller, BreShae, feels like she is taking a step backwards because she is moving in with her parents after living five years on her own. Nancy suggests that BreShae changes her mentality and views this as a positive experience. Use this time to save up money and to come up with a plan of action. Tune in to hear Nancy explain how to adjust your perspective to be more optimistic and enjoy the moments with your loved ones.

Maybe you are struggling with finding your voice. Perhaps you have a hard time being honest with others. Even though speaking out is hard to do, believe in yourself and acknowledge your strengths. By opening up to others, you can begin leaning on them for support and live full out.