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#45: I’m diving deep into Ryan Holiday’s book Stillness Is the Key and bringing you another cliff notes style episode so you can get all the best insights and tips from his book and create more stillness in your life. In this episode, I get into:
– How stillness gives us the ability to think clearly, discover what’s truly important, and find happiness
– Why world religions and philosophers across generations agree that stillness is the key to a happy, fulfilled life
– Actions you can take to achieve more stillness in your mind, body, and spirit
– How to tune in deeper to our self-awareness
– The value of starting new hobbies and separating leisure from work
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Listen to The Big Leap Summary—How to Move Past Your Upper Limiting Beliefs & Live a Happy, Successful Life
Listen to Why Habits Are Powerful: How to Create Systems to Build New Habits & A Better Life
Listen to The Power of Saying “No” (And How to Say No Politely)
Listen to How to Organize and Declutter Your Space for Mental Clarity With Christina Giaquinto
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Elise Armitage is an entrepreneur and founder of What The Fab, a travel + lifestyle blog based in California. At the beginning of 2019, Elise left her corporate job at Google to chase her dreams: being an entrepreneur and helping women find fabulous in the everyday. Since then, she’s launched her SEO course Six-Figure SEO, where she teaches bloggers how to create a passive revenue stream from their website using SEO. Featured in publications like Forbes, Elle, HerMoney, and Real Simple, Elise is a firm believer that you can be of both substance and style.
