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Unafraid Living - Fear Less, Live More

Unafraid Living - Fear Less, Live More

著者: Suzette Parker Kim Mills
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If you're someone who is tired of letting fear, overthinking, and self-doubt run your life — Unafraid Living is for you. Join Brain Health Professional and life coach Suzette Parker and co-host Kim Mills for science-backed conversations about mental fitness that free your heart to fear less and live more. New episodes every Wednesday. 📥 Free Resource: The Fear Audit Worksheet → https://www.unafraidliving.com/free-fear-auditSuzette Parker, Kim Mills 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • How to Fix a Conversation After It Goes Wrong (Most People Skip This Step)
    2026/06/03

    You know that feeling — driving home after a hard conversation, stomach knotted, wondering what went wrong and whether to say something or just let it go. This episode is about what happens in that in-between space, and the one skill that makes the difference: repair.

    In this episode, Kim and Coach Suzette break down the brain science and practical steps behind repairing a conversation after it goes sideways — from the first words you say to what to do when the other person isn't ready.


    IN THIS EPISODE:

    • Why humility is the golden nugget of relationship repair — and what it actually means

    • Why "I'm sorry, but..." is not an apology (and what to say instead)

    • The difference between a healthy pause and emotionally abandoning a conversation

    • How to start the repair conversation when you don't know what to say

    • Start with ownership, not explanation — why this changes everything

    • The brain stories that make repair feel pointless — and three questions to challenge them

    • What to do when the other person isn't ready or keeps avoiding it

    • How heart-focused breathing resets your nervous system before you walk back in

    • How repair looks different in marriages, friendships, and the workplace — and why the core is always the same


    EPISODE CHAPTERS:

    00:00 — That knot in your stomach after a hard conversation

    00:43 — Welcome to Unafraid Living

    01:55 — Episode 15: Repairing conversations — the finale of Say It Unafraid

    02:08 — What repair actually requires

    02:39 — Why humility is the golden nugget

    03:39 — Why repair matters and the cost of avoiding it

    04:34 — Why moving quickly matters (and why it's never too late)

    06:20 — What breaks conversations down: dysregulated emotions and triggers

    07:46 — Protection mode vs. connection mode

    09:52 — What to do after things go sideways

    11:00 — "Every good relationship takes two good forgivers"

    11:58 — What repair actually sounds like — real phrases to use

    13:16 — The healthy pause: how to use it without abandoning the conversation

    14:11 — Why going back feels so hard: vulnerability and fear of rejection

    14:37 — Start with ownership, not explanation

    18:21 — Why "I'm sorry, but" is not an apology

    19:14 — The stories your brain tells after conflict

    21:19 — Three grounding questions before you re-enter

    22:00 — Free Fear Audit

    22:53 — Heart-focused breathing for repair

    26:02 — When the other person isn't ready

    27:32 — When someone consistently avoids repair

    29:19 — How repair looks across different types of relationships

    30:55 — This week's practice

    33:08 — Suzette's takeaway + next episode preview


    THIS WEEK'S PRACTICE:

    This week, practice repair quickly — not perfectly, quickly. If you notice yourself getting reactive, defensive, harsh, or emotionally flooded, don't let shame keep you stuck. Pause, ground yourself, calm your body, and come back to the conversation with honesty and humility. Bonus challenge: if there's a conversation from your past that was never resolved, this is the week to go back. Even something as simple as "I've been thinking about our conversation, and I don't think I handled that well — can we revisit it?" is enough to start.


    RESOURCES MENTIONED:

    HeartMath (heart-focused breathing): https://www.heartmath.com


    READY TO GO DEEPER?

    The UNAFRAID Course gives you proven, practical brain-based tools to move out of fear and into resilience — one small shift at a time.

    Enroll: https://unafraidcourse.com

    Free Fear Audit (start here): https://unafraidliving.com/free-fear-audit


    CONNECT WITH US:

    Instagram: https://instagram.com/unafraidliving

    Facebook: https://facebook.com/unafraidliving

    TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@unafraidliving

    YouTube: https://youtube.com/@unafraidliving

    Website: https://unafraidliving.com


    Subscribe so you never miss an episode — new episodes every Wednesday. Your brain is listening. Fear less, keep calm, live more, and listen on.

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  • Why Your Emotions Take Over Mid-Conversation (And How to Regulate in Real Time)
    2026/05/27

    Your brain and your emotions have different plans for hard conversations. This episode is about getting them on the same team. In this episode, Kim and Coach Suzette break down the brain science of emotional flooding — what's actually happening in your nervous system when emotions hijack a conversation, and what you can do about it in real time.

    IN THIS EPISODE:

    • Why your brain shifts into protection mode during emotional conversations

    • The four nervous system responses: fight, flight, freeze, and fawn — and how to recognize yours

    • What emotional flooding actually means (and what it isn't)

    • Signs you're dysregulating before you even realize it

    • Grounding: how to come back to the present moment mid-conversation

    • Why calm isn't weakness — it's emotional strength

    • Heart-focused breathing and why tone changes everything

    • The difference between a healthy pause and stonewalling

    EPISODE CHAPTERS:

    0:00 — When emotions hijack the conversation

    1:12 — Welcome to the Say It Unafraid series

    2:17 — Why conversations change direction so fast

    3:02 — What's happening in your brain

    4:37 — Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn

    6:26 — What emotional flooding actually means

    8:52 — Signs you're dysregulating in real time

    10:06 — Why calm is strength, not passivity

    11:35 — Coming back to the present moment

    12:21 — Grounding techniques that work

    13:18 — The story you're telling yourself

    14:40 — Heart-focused breathing mid-conversation

    15:04 — Healthy pause vs. stonewalling

    15:42 — Why tone matters more than words

    16:30 — This week's practice

    17:35 — Takeaway and sign-off

    THIS WEEK'S PRACTICE:

    During your next stressful conversation, notice your body — not just your words. When urgency shows up, pause long enough to take one slow breath and ask yourself: Do I want to react right now, or do I want to communicate well?

    RESOURCES MENTIONED:

    HeartMath Institute: https://www.heartmath.com

    READY TO GO DEEPER?

    The UNAFRAID Course gives you proven, practical brain-based tools to move out of fear and into resilience — one small shift at a time. Enroll: https://unafraidcourse.com Free Fear Audit (start here): https://unafraidliving.com/free-fear-audit

    CONNECT WITH US:

    Instagram: https://instagram.com/unafraidliving

    Facebook: https://facebook.com/unafraidliving

    TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@unafraidliving

    YouTube: https://youtube.com/@unafraidliving

    Website: https://unafraidliving.com

    Subscribe so you never miss an episode — new episodes every Wednesday.

    Your brain is listening.

    Fear less, keep calm, live more, and listen on.

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    21 分
  • Say It Unafraid: Boundaries Without Guilt
    2026/05/20

    Saying no feels selfish? Your brain is the reason — and it's trying to protect you. In this episode, Kim and Coach Suzette break down what healthy boundaries really are, why your nervous system makes it so hard to say no, and how to start setting clear, kind limits without guilt or a five-paragraph explanation.

    IN THIS EPISODE: • Why people pleasing is a nervous system strategy — not a personality flaw

    • What boundaries actually are (and what they're definitely not)

    • Why invisible limits hurt relationships more than clear ones do

    • 3 simple phrases to say no without over-explaining

    • What to do when setting a boundary feels like guilt — but isn't

    EPISODE CHAPTERS:

    0:00 — The boundary you never actually said out loud

    0:48 — Welcome to Unafraid Living

    1:43 — What we're talking about today

    2:45 — What people pleasing looks like (and costs you)

    4:58 — Why saying no feels like a threat

    5:41 — What boundaries actually are — and what they aren't

    6:25 — How clear limits build self-trust

    7:07 — The over-explaining trap

    8:23 — What to say instead — 3 simple phrases

    9:02 — Guilt vs. discomfort: how to tell the difference

    9:31 — Free resource: the Fear Audit

    10:36 — This week's practice

    11:06 — Takeaway + sign-off

    THIS WEEK'S PRACTICE: Before responding to any request this week, pause and ask yourself: If I say yes to this, what am I really agreeing to? If the answer costs more than you have to give, try one of these: "That doesn't work for me right now." "I'm not able to commit to that." No explanation required. Just clear and kind. unafraidliving.com | unafraidcourse.com READY TO GO DEEPER?

    The UNAFRAID Course gives you proven, practical brain-based tools to move out of fear and into resilience — one small shift at a time.

    Enroll: https://unafraidcourse.com

    Free Fear Audit (start here): https://unafraidliving.com/free-fear-audit

    CONNECT WITH US:

    Instagram: https://instagram.com/unafraidliving

    Facebook: https://facebook.com/unafraidliving

    TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@unafraidliving

    YouTube: https://youtube.com/@unafraidliving

    Website: https://unafraidliving.com

    Subscribe so you never miss an episode — new episodes every Wednesday.

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    12 分
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