Courtney Carver: On Simplicity, M.S., Love and Stress.

Courtney Carver: On Simplicity, M.S., Love and Stress.

Courtney Carver believes simplicity is the way back to love. But, her wake-up call was a diagnosis of MS.

A mom, wife, and creative pro, Courtney Carver was building a living in the advertising industry, and a beautiful family. Then, in 2006, everything changed. She was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Carver went on a journey to figure out how to reclaim as much of life as she could and identify what made things better or worse.

Stress, she discovered, made everything worse. So, she was determined to eliminate as much stress as possible for a happier, healthier life. Along the way, she made another discovery, the common thread in every "de-stressing" change she made from diet to debt was simplicity.

So, she began to simplify every aspect of her life, and the change not just emotionally, but physically was remarkable. Simplicity was literally changing her body, her symptoms, her relationships and life. She began sharing her experiments on a blog, bemorewithless.com, that eventually took off, launched minimalist fashion challenge called Project 333 and the Tiny Wardrobe Tour to share her stories of living with less and connect with like-hearted people.

Her new book, Soulful Simplicity Carver shares this moving journey.

In today's conversation, we explore Courtney's early interests, including a love or art and photography, how she made her way into the "business" side of advertising and built a career. We dive into the changes in her body and the moment that led her to the doctor where she'd learn she had MS. We talk about how she "broke the news" to her husband and daughter, stumbled upon the connection between stuff and stress, then rebuilt her life and living around the idea of simplicity as a path to ease, love and soul.

+--------------------+

We're grateful for the kind support of:

  • ShipStation: Manage and ship your orders. FREE for 30 days, plus a bonus. Visit ShipStation.com, click on the microphone at the top of the homepage and type in GOODLIFE.
  • Tunein: Catch all-new episodes of some of your favorite podcasts early with TuneIn First Play? Download the free TuneIn app now.
  • Videoblocks: Go to videoblocks.com/goodlife to get all the stock video, audio, and images you can imagine for just $149.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Det här avsnittet är hämtat från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Det kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(1183)

Why Grit Alone Doesn’t Cut It: New Research From Angela Duckworth

Why Grit Alone Doesn’t Cut It: New Research From Angela Duckworth

Angela Duckworth on why grit is only half the story. Acclaimed researcher Professor Angela Duckworth returns to unpack a bigger idea behind grit: your environment matters as much, if not more, than yo...

3 Sep 1h 3min

How to Make Better Decisions | Shane Parrish [Best of]

How to Make Better Decisions | Shane Parrish [Best of]

Most of us think good decisions happen in the moment. Shane Parrish says they’re already decided before you sit down. And most of them end up being bad, because you waited too long to make them good.S...

31 Aug 1h

Why Avoiding a Fight is Killing Your Relationship (and How to Fight Well) | Priya Parker

Why Avoiding a Fight is Killing Your Relationship (and How to Fight Well) | Priya Parker

Priya Parker comes back to argue that the fights you're avoiding aren't threatening your closest relationships; they're the only thing that can save them.Priya Parker is a facilitator and strategic ad...

27 Aug 58min

The Menopause Timeline Most Women Never Learn Until Midlife | Dr. Jessica Shepherd

The Menopause Timeline Most Women Never Learn Until Midlife | Dr. Jessica Shepherd

Most women don't hear about perimenopause until they're already deep into it, sometimes a decade in. This week, guest host Karen Walrond talks with OB/GYN and Generation M author Dr. Jessica Shepherd ...

24 Aug 44min

How to Avoid Cognitive Decline & Dementia (starting in your 40s) | Dr. Tommy Wood

How to Avoid Cognitive Decline & Dementia (starting in your 40s) | Dr. Tommy Wood

Your brain does not have to decline with age. Recent research reveals that for most people, staving off cognitive decline or dementia is more about lifestyle, especially in your 30s to 50s, than age o...

20 Aug 1h 3min

Sleep Doesn't Have to Get Worse With Age | Dr. Rebecca Robbins

Sleep Doesn't Have to Get Worse With Age | Dr. Rebecca Robbins

Every night, while you're asleep, your brain runs a cleaning cycle that clears out the kind of toxic buildup linked to Alzheimer's and dementia. And, with age, most of us sleep less. We are shortchang...

17 Aug 55min

The Self-Care Trap: Why Doing Everything Right Often Isn’t Enough | Jonathan Fields

The Self-Care Trap: Why Doing Everything Right Often Isn’t Enough | Jonathan Fields

You can have a genuinely excellent self-care practice, the meditation, the training, the tracked sleep, the nutrition, and still be using every bit of it to avoid the one question that actually needed...

13 Aug 56min

What 10-Year-Olds Know About Mental Health That the Rest of Us Forgot | Dr. Niobe Way

What 10-Year-Olds Know About Mental Health That the Rest of Us Forgot | Dr. Niobe Way

We've been calling it a loneliness epidemic and treating it like a mental health problem. NYU developmental psychologist Niobe Way says that's the wrong diagnosis, and she has almost 40 years of data ...

10 Aug 1h 8min

Populärt inom Utbildning

historiepodden-se
det-skaver
rss-bara-en-till-om-beroende-medberoende
nu-blir-det-historia
allt-du-velat-veta
not-fanny-anymore
harrisons-dramatiska-historia
rss-viktmedicinpodden
rikatillsammans-om-privatekonomi-rikedom-i-livet
sa-in-i-sjalen
i-vantan-pa-katastrofen
johannes-hansen-podcast
roda-vita-rosen
rss-max-tant-med-max-villman
rss-ar-det-rimligt
sektledare
rss-basta-livet
rss-foraldramotet-bring-lagercrantz
rss-sjalsligt-avkladd
sex-pa-riktigt-med-marika-smith