Episode 18. Redefining Life Balance—What if You're Not Doing It Wrong?
What if the stress and overwhelm of trying to “balance it all” isn’t because you’re failing… but because the definition of balance you’ve been given is flawed?
In this episode of The Voice of You, I invite you to explore a new way of thinking about balance—not as a fixed destination or perfect pie chart of life—but as a moving, living rhythm between self and world.
You’ll hear:
Why our current definition of a “balanced life” sets us up to feel like we’re falling short
How the psychological concept of “self ↔ world” mirrors the natural cycles of our lives
What our breath and body can teach us about the real nature of balance
The freedom that comes from seeing balance as dynamic instead of static
How to listen to your own body’s cues to find your current season’s rhythm
Today I’m sharing practical and soulful reflections, and a personal story about how nature, parenting, and intuition are guiding me back to what feels most nourishing right now.
Whether you're a creative juggling many roles or someone longing to feel more grounded in your full life, this episode offers a powerful reframe that might just change how you approach your day, your work, and your inner world.
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