Momentum Matters: Tackling Trauma with Daily Wins
Episode Overview
Identify small actions to create positive momentum. Break down tasks into manageable chunks. Develop simple, effective routines. Reflect on personal challenges to find solutions. Use discipline or 'stickiness' to stay on track.
"Life happens in the little moments, and it's up to you moment by moment where you want it to lead you."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? In this engaging episode of The Overcoming PTSD Podcast, hosts Brad Schipke and Kayleen Wright tackle the complexities of maintaining momentum while living with PTSD. Brad and Kayleen share their personal stories of overcoming challenges, from dirty dishes piling up to unfinished tasks that can overwhelm anyone dealing with trauma. They explore the idea of 'negative momentum' and how it quietly builds, making everything feel insurmountable.
The episode is a treasure trove of practical advice and relatable anecdotes. Brad opens up about his own experiences with clutter and the turning point when he decided enough was enough, sparking a journey towards positive momentum. The duo breaks down common reasons why people struggle to finish what they start, like emotional overwhelm and lack of routine, offering solutions that listeners can apply in their own lives.
Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own challenges and consider small actions they can take today to create a better tomorrow. With light-hearted humour and genuine compassion, Brad and Kayleen make the daunting task of overcoming PTSD feel achievable, one step at a time. As they discuss strategies like 'chunking' tasks and the power of discipline (or 'stickiness'), you'll find yourself inspired to tackle your own unfinished business.
This episode isn't just about identifying problems; it's about empowering you to take control and make meaningful changes in your life. So, what's one thing you could do today that would make it a great day? Start small, and watch as those little wins add up to big transformations.