After a 27-minute dive into the Lindsay Clancy trial here in Massachusetts, Dr. Kim Lannon tells us about The Spark Cycle. The key is in finding your way back after you "lose" yourself. And it often starts with knowing what you don't want.
Dr. Kim Lannon gives you three methods to curate your environment, raise your vibration, and ease your fight-or- flight: The 90 Second Theory, The Sunflower Theory, and The Unfinished Room Theory.
Dr. Kim Lannon talks about the importance of pausing instead of reacting, learning to create a space between what happened and how you respond. How do we rally? Reflection becomes growth. Evolve through action. Pause, feel, understand, choose, practice, and evolve.
Many people find peace boring. That's often because they were raised by chaos and that's what they cling to. In this episode Dr. Kim Lannon challenges you to acknowledge the past but come into the present. When you find peace boring, the first test is to try to discover why.
What thoughts are you feeding? Dr. Kim Lannon tells us that living with intention and consistency helps manifest positive energy. Actively shaping your intentions and your mindset can help reshape your outcomes. What does all that mean? Check out this week's episode.
Helping others is an important part of our RISE mindset, but Dr. Kim Lannon warns that it should not cause you to fall. You should never help others at the expense of your own foundation. You should always serve from your surplus. And that starts by truly valuing your own resources and your purpose.
Dr. Kim Lannon adds the GROWTH acronym to our year of RISE in 2026! -Ground yourself. -Regulate your mind and body. -Own your choices. -Welcome challenges! -Transform through learning. -Help others rise.
In this episode, Dr. Kim Lannon discusses strategies for navigating a stalled growth mindset. While feeling stuck can be frustrating, it serves as an opportunity to revisit your direction and identify what truly matters to you. Dr. Lannon encourages getting specific about the underlying causes of why your progress may have plateaued.
Dr. Kim Lannon explores the difference between response and reaction. Becoming skilled in turning impulsive reactions into reasoned responses can help you with emotional regulation, which in turn helps your interactions with others be more effective and helps maintain your "peace bubble"
Dr. Kim Lannon takes a moment, following the loss of her beloved cat Mia, to share some practical strategies for coping with grief in line with our RISE theme for the year. Grieving the loss of a loved one means acknowledging the significance of that relationship and allowing space for your wounds to heal.
Dr. Kim Lannon explains the meaning of the "S" in our RISE theme for the year. The "S" stands for "Stand Up and Stand Out," but not necessarily in the way you might expect. It focuses more on standing up and standing out for yourself, rather than for others. Additionally, it highlights the importance of embracing the "pivot."