Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 18 hours 37 minutes
Liv talks about insecurity; how habitual insecurity can impact us, the role of social media and the power of vulnerability.
Tasha talks about influence; using influence for good, where pressure can arise as a role model, and the power that comes from sharing our differences.
Good Influence with Gemma Styles is back.
In this fourth season of the podcast we'll welcome guests to teach us something new, share an experience and answer some of your questions.
So if you want to learn more about fertility, financial literacy, feminism, body confidence, social anxiety and so much more, now you have a place to start...
Blair talks online learning; how education content on social media has evolved in recent years, being placed on a pedestal as a person with a platform, and how to make sure the information we're sharing is reliable.
Ellie talks ADHD in women; how the condition can present differently than people often expect, the privilege of obtaining a diagnosis, and the light bulb moment that finding your community can bring.
Sarah talks well-being and medication myths; daily wellness habits, and how to choose the right ones for you, navigating social media, and how to approach talking about mental illness medication with the appropriate nuance.
Stuart talks breathwork; the science behind harnessing our breathing, how exercises can help us to access our emotions, and our guest treats us to a guided breathing session to help with balance.
Emma talks sabotage; the micro and macro ways that we get in our own way, how online spaces can cultivate a negative mindset and learning to analyse our own behaviour.
Marie talks echo chambers; the downside of everyone being on the same page, avoiding harm, but not always avoiding discomfort, and how differing opinions can strengthen our causes.
Alex and Em talk expectations; how social media might exacerbate long standing societal norms, how letting go of one pressure can empower you in other areas, and what to do when it's tension we put on ourselves that's holding us back.