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Practical Magic Podcast with Kate Taylor


The Practical Magic podcast is a weekly dive into helping us live an embodied life full of creative expression with Kate Taylor, creativity and empowerment coach. Practical Magic is Kate's blended melting pot of goodness to align mind, body and soul.

Each week on the podcast will be a voyage of discovery through the mind-body connection to uncover the buried treasure we have within each of us. Kate will be joined on the Practical Magic sofa every fortnight by special guests from the worlds of creativity, wellness, modern spirituality, and those who live for unlocking the power of the body’s wisdom.

Find out more about Kate at www.katetaylor.co, and get in touch kate@katetaylor.co

 

Apr 11, 2018

“Relax your body, and the rest of you will lighten up.”
― Haruki Murakami

On this week's show, I'm interview children's mindfulness coach Natalie Costa. I love Natz, her enthusiasm is infectious, and everything she posts on social media is great wisdom for kids on how to manage their thoughts and feelings. If only we'd all had a Natz when we were growing up! We talk about the power of the body-mind superloop, and how there are more than just thoughts and feelings, and how we can unhook unhelpful habits. 

 

On the show we explore:
  • The kind of tools to deal with the 'wobbles' and how to build emotional intelligence and resilience
  • What we can learn from kids to bring into our day-to-day lives
  • Removing self-worth from being dependant on external factors
  • The mind-body connection, and awareness of how thoughts can impact emotions and behaviours
  • Getting to understand what physical symptoms from emotional triggers can teach us about what's really happening
  • The power of emotional diversity, and how all feelings are fluid
  • How all feelings are welcome, and there's no such thing as a good or bad feeling
  • How thoughts and feelings can be the trigger to guide us to what we need, and reaching out for support.

 

Links and resources mentioned in this episode:
 

Adult language warning, there are just one or two colourful words peppered throughout the interview.