Episode: 2018.4.2

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to show determination. Sometimes, you may stumble along the journey to reaching your goals. If faced with an obstacle, you can use inner strength to persevere. You can learn to forgive yourself and take the opportunity to grow as a person. Then, you can have the courage to move forward with your plans and have success.



Our first caller is Jaclyn, who moved for work and wants to handle the transition better. Nancy instructs Jaclyn to identify how she managed change in the past. Jaclyn can borrow from those experiences and create tools for the current situation. By recognizing when she is sabotaging herself in the moment, Jaclyn can prevent bad habits from forming.

Our next caller is Caitlyn, who wants to have a productive conversation with her parents about her brother. Nancy tells Caitlyn to look for ways to communicate with each parent that go beyond just talking. By adapting how she reaches out to them, Caitlyn can engage her parents in a way they can clearly hear what she is saying. Caitlyn can replace the mentality that attention is a competition with her brother. Then, Caitlyn can take pride in being a source of joy for her parents.



Our inspirational guest is Lauryn Williams, the first American woman to medal in the Summer and Winter Olympic games. After refining a competitive spirit in college, Lauryn won a silver medal in track at just twenty-years-old. Despite the overwhelming new attention, Lauryn was determined to find a support group to create a positive personal space. Instead of giving into sadness after losing her father, Lauryn decided to seize the moment and refocus her identity. By staying resilient, Lauryn shifted her goals and found success as a bobsledder. Now with her own company as a financial consultant, Lauryn continues to pursue success



Our last caller is Deanna, whose ex refuses to take responsibility when she wants to talk about their children. Nancy teaches Deanna to focus more on her kids rather than their father’s attitude. Deanna can put his comments in perspective. By supporting his relationship with their kids as a co-parent, Deanna can ensure that their children know they are cared for.

There may be times in life when you feel like giving up. If you look at your situation with a positive attitude, you can find a way to overcome it. It’s alright to stay in one place for a time, if you strive to press on when you are ready. By having confidence in yourself, you can have the determination to live full out.