Manifest and meditate with M.E.C. as she leads you through a visualization exercise in her garden. It's hard to set aside mental space to daydream and imagine what we want out of life in the near future. This 7 minute exercise gives you the grounded space to do so. This meditation features outdoor ASMR elements to create a calming atmosphere regardless of where you are (TW: bird chirps for those with phobias). This episode was designed to be listened to multiple times, so feel free to listen any time you need some help setting aside time to figure out what you want from the future, whether it be 15 minutes from now or 5 years away. As always, you've got this. Link: Join the Geneva group chat for the podcast here. Connect with M.E.C. here: Pinterest YouTube Instagram Music by Mighty Meditation - Is This Real - https://thmatc.co/?l=F76DA73B --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musingsofmec/message

How do you manifest the things you want in life? M.E.C. talks about the popular process of "manifesting" aka declaring what you want, so you can to get what you want. From her personal success with vision boards, to the power of admitting the things you want from life, this episode dives into how to mentally approach going after your goals. This practice helps you to define your hopes and change your perspective to make them a reality. Wishing you all a lovely week ahead, and as always, you've got this. Link to video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/gp2GZ7Xszi8 Episode Chapters/Timestamps: 0:00: What is manifesting 4:49: Admitting what we want is powerful 10:10: Believing in ourselves feels weird  16:10: How to manifest Link: Join the Geneva group chat for the podcast here. Connect with M.E.C. here: Pinterest YouTube Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musingsofmec/message

M.E.C. shares some words of self-compassion she tells herself when her imposter syndrome makes life more difficult. These statements are all about learning to treat ourselves with more kindness and grace. This episode was designed to be listened to multiple times, so feel free to listen any time you need to be more gentle with yourself and make self-compassion a more familiar habit. It may be hard to believe these statements at first, but it becomes easier to speak to yourself kindly with practice. As always, you've got this. Link to video version of this podcast: https://youtu.be/uqk3n8cnvvs Link: Join the Geneva group chat for the podcast here. Connect with M.E.C. here: Pinterest YouTube Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musingsofmec/message

Imposter syndrome AKA feelings of self-doubt, like you don't deserve opportunities, or don't belong in a particular space. These feelings often lead us to struggle in environments where we're being evaluated, like school or work. Today M.E.C. dives into her own ongoing journey in confronting her imposter syndrome, what helps her in times of doubt, and exploring how intersectionality plays a role. Here's to believing in ourselves, even when our inner critic and unwelcoming spaces make it more difficult. As always, you've got this. 🧡 Link: Watch the video version of this episode here Link: Join the Geneva group chat for the podcast here. Connect with M.E.C. here: Pinterest YouTube Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musingsofmec/message

A mini meditation teaching you to reflect on both the good and not-so-great parts of your week. By learning to acknowledge your emotions in different moments, and how situations continue to affect us, we can learn to process our week in a reflective and non-intimidating way.  Try out our new community space to interact/ask questions/vibe with M.E.C. and other listeners. Let me know what topics you want to hear about, chat about your week, and more. Join the Geneva group here. As always, you've got this. Connect with M.E.C. here: Pinterest YouTube Instagram --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/musingsofmec/message