Your mindset is the most important part of your existence. Don’t believe me? You will. With a healthy, adaptive, and expansive mindset you can achieve anything and learn to use every challenge in life as an opportunity to grow and thrive. I am here to teach you all the ways your mindset impacts your current experiences in life and ultimately your future. My content will teach you applicable tools and resources you can start applying today to improve your life!
On this episode of The Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar highlights why most affirmations do not work and what WILL work instead.
Leslie explains what an affirmation is along with the intended purpose for using affirmations.
There is one HUGE problem with affirmations that actually prevents your affirmations from coming true!
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On this episode of the Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar, talks about that how/why we become disconnected from our partners and how to fix it!
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In this episode of The Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar talks about how we can slow time down.
Does it ever feel like life is FLYING by? And NOT in a good way?
In this episode Leslie shares the EASIEST and quickest way to shift into the present moment!
And boy do we need to be there!
Some of the benefits that come from ‘being present’ are:
In this episode Leslie shares a story explaining one more benefit of the practice of being present: it gives you the perspective you NEED no matter what the circumstance or situation is.
Click the link in my bio for this fun and insightful 8 minute episode to learn the easiest way to shift into the present moment!
On this Episode of The Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar tackles a tough topic surrounding sadness, death, tragedy, discomfort, and all the other dark side emotions and experiences in between.
Leslie offers an outlook on these human experiences that will provide you with a sense of peace, acceptance and also strength that will get you through the hard times!
Why do we need the hard times? Because without them the good times become undistinguishable.
On this episode of The Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar gives you the green light to spend some hard earned cash on yourself, your home, your wardrobe, etc. to improve your productivity, your work, and ultimately your level of happiness!
Leslie talks about the video game The Sims, to make the point around the importance of our environment, including design, décor, and other aesthetics, not excluding how we feel inside our most intimate personal environment...aka our bodies.
Leslie states "Too often we find ourselves in these ruts in our lives, and we can't figure out why or if we know why, we don't take action"
This episode gives you a few simple ways you can take action TODAY to help upgrade your home, your wardrobe, your look... leading to an upgraded experience in your life!
On this episode of The Mindset Maniac host, Leslie Crevar shares a quick story connected to a lesson or rather, gentle reminder to honor ourselves and key into our own desires.
Simply put, Leslie is shining the light on the things that we do (the things we say, clothes we wear, what we share/post, etc.,) and asking ourselves 'who am I doing this for?'
Is it for my own happiness? Or for the approval, validation, or acknowledgement from others?
On this episode of The Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar talks about a normal parenting misstep, but an important one to rectify!
Leslie talks about a vacation with her family when she experienced the 'slap in the face' she needed; recognizing it was time to shift her parenting style or techniques.
In this episode Leslie openly discusses how and why she missed the cues and the signs that her child had outgrown her parenting style.
On this episode of The Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar gives listeners 1 simple way to reduce daily anxiety.
This is an EASY and quick change you can make immediately to make a shift in your daily experience!
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On today's episode, Host Leslie Crevar talks about the things in our life that we have continued to do (usually out of habit/pattern) even though we've outgrown them.
Leslie acknowledges that these patterns/habits at some point served us or helped us, even if they were unhealthy or seemingly unhelpful. These could also be called 'coping skills'
Leslie shares a real life (vulnerable) example of her own previous coping skill she had to recognize she had outgrown.
On this episode of The Mindset Maniac, host Leslie Crevar discusses the question "who or what do we belong to?"
What happens when our experiences and our thoughts begin to belong to others more than they belong to us?
Why and how does this happen??
