This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Take your mental and emotional well-being to the next level with BetterHelp. Our listeners can now get 10% off their first month by using the link provided, HERE #adIn this episode, Sinead engages in a profound conversation with Nikki Evans, a mindset coach, trauma specialist, and the visionary founder of the Mind Health School. Nikki's expertise lies in guiding individuals to harness the power of their emotions, be it through mastering emotional regulation or enhancing emotional intelligence.Throughout this discussion, listeners can expect to delve into:Mastering Your Emotions: How can one truly gain control over their feelings? What are the techniques and mindsets to adopt?The Anger Paradigm: Why is anger often misunderstood? How can it be channeled constructively without letting it consume our actions and decisions?Decoding the Brain: They sheds light on the role of the prefrontal cortex in emotional responses. How does our brain's wiring influence the way we react, and how can this knowledge empower us?Relationship Dynamics: The duo dives into how emotional regulation, or the lack thereof, impacts our interpersonal relationships. How can we cultivate healthier bonds by understanding and managing our emotions?Emotional Intelligence Amplified: Why is it crucial, now more than ever, to elevate our emotional intelligence? How does it intertwine with personal success and well-being?Listeners are sure to walk away with actionable insights on emotional mastery, enhanced understanding of the human brain's intricate workings, and strategies to foster stronger, more understanding relationships. Don't miss this illuminating dialogue as Nikki Evans offers a roadmap to navigating the complexities of our emotions with grace and intentionality.Find Nikki Evans:Instagram : @nikkiofficially Website : https://www.mindhealthschool.com/If you want to get involved with They Say Questions and Feedback:Submit your questions for future episodes of The Sinead Says Podcast on Instagram @thesineadsayspodcast or via email to [email protected] and we'll make sure to cover them in our upcoming shows.If you enjoyed it, please show your support by liking, subscribing, and leaving a review. Your feedback is important to us and it helps us to continue to create valuable content for you.

This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Take your mental and emotional well-being to the next level with BetterHelp. Our listeners can now get 10% off their first month by using the link provided, HERE #adIn this episode, Sinead takes us on a journey through her recent experiences and the invaluable lessons she's learned along the way. Here are the key takeaways:Discipline and Freedom: Sinead highlights the profound connection between discipline and freedom. Drawing from her time in Bali, she emphasizes how discipline enabled her to focus, work diligently, and ultimately attain financial freedom. However, she candidly shares that recent lapses in discipline have posed challenges to her progress.Contributing to Others: Inspired by the book "It's Not About You," Sinead explores the concept that genuine happiness and fulfillment stem from contributing to the world and the lives of others. She recounts a touching story of a nurse who selflessly read to an unresponsive patient in a hospital, underscoring the transformative power of selfless giving.Age Reversal and Meditation: Sinead delves into her experience attending a lecture by Deepak Chopra on age reversal. She unravels the fascinating neuroscience behind meditation, a key practice for maintaining a youthful brain. Sinead discusses the manifold benefits of meditation, including reduced anxiety and improved emotional regulation.New Life Experiences: Deepak Chopra's research offers a revelation - people who actively engage in new life experiences age more gracefully than those who adhere to stagnant routines. Sinead passionately underscores the significance of embracing novelty, seeking fresh experiences, and cherishing the growth that comes with them.This episode encapsulates a wealth of wisdom and personal growth, inviting listeners to reflect on their own paths to discipline, purposeful giving, mindfulness through meditation, and the enrichment that comes from embracing new life experiences. Tune in to be inspired and enlightened by Sinead's journey of self-discovery and lifelong learning. If you want to get involved with They Say Questions and Feedback:Submit your questions for future episodes of The Sinead Says Podcast on Instagram @thesineadsayspodcast or via email to [email protected] and we'll make sure to cover them in our upcoming shows.If you enjoyed it, please show your support by liking, subscribing, and leaving a review. Your feedback is important to us and it helps us to continue to create valuable content for you.

This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Take your mental and emotional well-being to the next level with BetterHelp. Our listeners can now get 10% off their first month by using the link provided, HERE #adIn a compelling episode of "The Sinead Says Podcast," Sinead sits down with Dr. Tari Mack to unpack the multifaceted topic of cheating in relationships. The discussion dives deep into:The root causes of cheating: How do childhood experiences mould adult relationship patterns?Differentiating types of infidelity: Is it a one-time mistake, a repeated behaviour due to personality disorders, or a search for external validation?Sinead's personal touch: What did she learn from her experience of being cheated on? How can we recognise the red flags in relationships?The path to mending: Can a relationship ever truly recover from betrayal? What are the essential signs, such as genuine remorse and a steadfast commitment to rebuilding trust?The role of self-awareness: How regular self-check-ins can pave the way for healthier relationships.The effect of external factors: Can vulnerability triggered by alcohol serve as a gateway to infidelity?Trust – the backbone of relationships: Understanding its significance and the myriad ways it can be breached.The decision aftermath: How to navigate the decision to stay or part ways after infidelity? Is reconciliation always the right answer, or does it depend on individual values and unique circumstances?This episode promises listeners an in-depth exploration of infidelity, offering personal anecdotes, professional insights, and practical guidance on building and maintaining trust in relationships.Find Dr. Taru Mack:Instagram : @drtarimackWebsite : www.drtarimack.com OpenHouse Podcast : https://www.drtarimack.com/podcastIf you want to get involved with They Say Questions and Feedback:Submit your questions for future episodes of The Sinead Says Podcast on Instagram @thesineadsayspodcast or via email to [email protected] and we'll make sure to cover them in our upcoming shows.If you enjoyed it, please show your support by liking, subscribing, and leaving a review. Your feedback is important to us and it helps us to continue to create valuable content for you.

This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Take your mental and emotional well-being to the next level with BetterHelp. Our listeners can now get 10% off their first month by using the link provided, HERE #adIn this heartfelt episode of 'The Sinead Says Podcast,'  Sinead welcomes a very special guest — her boyfriend, Sam Smith. Not just another interview, this episode offers an intimate look into their relationship, from its beginning to a hiatus, and how they rekindled their love to be stronger than ever.During this candid conversation, Sinead and Sam delve into various topics, including:The charming story of how they first crossed paths and the sparks that flewWhat led them apart a few years ago, and the serendipitous events that brought them back togetherAn in-depth discussion about the dynamics of their relationship, featuring both Sinead's and Sam's perspectivesA unique segment where Sam offers a male point of view on questions submitted by you, the listenersWhether you're navigating the complexities of relationships, pondering the notion of destiny, or just in the mood for a love story with a happy ongoing chapter, this episode has something for everyone.Listen in to understand how their individual growth contributed to a more mature, more fulfilling relationship the second time around.The lessons they’ve both learned during their time apart and how it has enriched their current relationshipWhat they think are the cornerstones of a good relationshipHow they balance each other out and what they admire most about one anotherIf you want to get involved with They Say Questions and Feedback:Submit your questions for future episodes of The Sinead Says Podcast on Instagram @thesineadsayspodcast or via email to [email protected] and we'll make sure to cover them in our upcoming shows.If you enjoyed it, please show your support by liking, subscribing, and leaving a review. Your feedback is important to us and it helps us to continue to create valuable content for you.

This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp. Take your mental and emotional well-being to the next level with BetterHelp. Our listeners can now get 10% off their first month by using the link provided, HERE #adIn this enlightening bonus episode, Sinead sits down with Melissa Hummelt,  a licensed therapist and senior clinical operations manager at BetterHelp, who has experience in anxiety, stress, self-esteem, depression, substance use, and life transitions for all people. Melissa has a special interest in working with Highly Sensitive Persons, and is passionate about social justice and serving historically marginalized group.Together, they delve deep into the realm of burnout — decoding its signs, exploring its root causes, and emphasizing the unseen role technology plays in fueling it. Melissa shares her expertise on setting effective boundaries, both in our personal lives and with our devices, offering actionable tips to strike a balance. As the conversation takes a personal turn, the duo examines the complex journey of breakups, the therapeutic power of self-reflection, and the unique bond between a client and therapist. Whether you're struggling with modern-day stressors or seeking solace post heartbreak, this episode holds a mirror to our emotional health, reminding us to be kinder to ourselves.If you want to get involved with They Say Questions and Feedback:Submit your questions for future episodes of The Sinead Says Podcast on Instagram @thesineadsayspodcast or via email to [email protected] and we'll make sure to cover them in our upcoming shows.If you enjoyed it, please show your support by liking, subscribing, and leaving a review. Your feedback is important to us and it helps us to continue to create valuable content for you.