In this episode we talk a lot about something that affects a lot of people...making real commitments instead of just talking about change. With a few months left in the year, it's easy to let panic set in about unmet goals. But what if we flipped that into possibility? The conversation centered on a challenge many face. Alcohol consumption. It's socially normalized, deeply embedded in various cultures, and often used as a coping mechanism for stress and anxiety. The research is clear. I...
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In this episode we talk a lot about something that affects a lot of people...making real commitments instead of just talking about change. With a few months left in the year, it's easy to let panic set in about unmet goals. But what if we flipped that into possibility? The conversation centered on a challenge many face. Alcohol consumption. It's socially normalized, deeply embedded in various cultures, and often used as a coping mechanism for stress and anxiety. The research is clear. I...
Episode #138 - You Are Already Home: Finding Belonging Within
Fitzlife Unfiltered with Kim & Jamie Fitzpatrick
16 minutes
5 months ago
Episode #138 - You Are Already Home: Finding Belonging Within
In this heartfelt solo episode, Kim reflects on the deep, emotional theme of “coming home to yourself.” As she prepares to lead her women’s retreat called The Embodied Woman in Costa Rica, Kim shares how this experience is about expansion, awakening, and reconnection. Through a personal story with our daughter Tessa, she explores the idea that true safety and belonging don’t come from external achievements, titles, or other people—but from within. Kim emphasizes that “home” is not a destinati...
Fitzlife Unfiltered with Kim & Jamie Fitzpatrick
In this episode we talk a lot about something that affects a lot of people...making real commitments instead of just talking about change. With a few months left in the year, it's easy to let panic set in about unmet goals. But what if we flipped that into possibility? The conversation centered on a challenge many face. Alcohol consumption. It's socially normalized, deeply embedded in various cultures, and often used as a coping mechanism for stress and anxiety. The research is clear. I...
