In Novembers solo episode you’ll discover:

• This episode explores the feeling of winter’s arrival yet we are still in autumn and the natural winding down that comes with the end of the year.
• I reflect on the importance of showing up for myself each month, focusing on self-kindness and meeting herself where I’m at.
• I discuss embracing softness and letting go of harsh self-judgment, emphasising trust in the timing of life.
• The episode highlights the value of adapting when days don’t go as planned and honouring the need to pivot or rest.
• I share my journey of learning to trust my body and honouring my personal cycles, especially when faced with health challenges.
• I stress the importance of foundational intentions, having personal goals and values to return to when life veers off course.
• I share the concept of becoming the “conscious author” of one’s life is explored, encouraging listeners to rewrite unhelpful narratives and take back their power.
• The importance of regular self-check-ins are recommended, whether monthly, seasonally, or in alignment with personal rhythms, to ensure alignment and growth.
• I introduce the idea of “soft power”, remaining gentle and true to oneself, even during tough times, and regulating emotions rather than forcing constant positivity.
• This episode closes with an invitation for listeners to reflect on their year, practice self-compassion, and end the year in a way that feels kind and liberating, trusting their own path forward

I share all this and more.

Do share your thoughts with me on this episode.

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In this episode of finding grace I’m joined by Nitika Chopra is the Founder and CEO of Chronicon and The Chronicon Foundation, a pioneering platform and nonprofit uplifting those living with chronic illness through community, advocacy, and education. A seasoned host, speaker, and entrepreneur, she’s collaborated with brands like Google, Microsoft, and Bristol-Myers Squibb, hosted a globally distributed talk show, and now leads Truth Talks via substack. Her mission: to create healing spaces where people are empowered to live fully and thrive, on their terms.

In this episode you’ll discover.

• Nitika shares what finding grace means to her and journey she’s been on.
• We discussed the continued lack of diversity in the wellness industry, and the importance of using your platforms to create more inclusive, authentic spaces.
• Nitika shared her powerful story, from being diagnosed with psoriasis at age ten to founding Chronicon, highlighting how resilience, vulnerability, and purpose have shaped her path.
• We explored the harms of toxic positivity and self-gaslighting, calling for a more compassionate and nuanced approach to healing, especially within chronic illness communities.
• She touched on the need to bridge the gap between extremes, embracing both struggle and strength, to remove shame and empower others to define their own version of thriving.
• Nitika spoke about shifting from an illness-based identity toward one rooted in wholeness, seeing healing as an evolving, lifelong practice rather than a fixed destination.
• Nitika emphasised the healing power of rest and nurturing routines, inviting listeners to reconnect with their inner wisdom and self-love as daily acts of grace.

Nitika shares this and so much more.

Do reach out to me to continue this conversation.

If you want to work with Nitika and find out what she’s up to:

• Instagram @Nitikachopra
• Substack “The truth today”
• www.nitikachopra.com

You can find me at :

• Watch my TEDx talk here
• Instagram @thehannahwallace
• Twitter @hannahwallace_
• Face book @thehannahwallace
• Website www.hannah-wallace.com
• Sign up to my newsletter here

Thank you so much for listening please share, subscribe and review it’s greatly appreciated and I hope you find grace in your week ahead.

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