From Chaotic To Coherent - Every Great Leader Needs To Know How

The Breathing Edge with Shane and Angelina Saunders Podcast

Our podcasts are inspired by the discussions we have and information we collect from travelling the world and carrying out our workshops with individual clients and corporations.We try to look at what people need when working in high pressure, high performance jobs and have to maintain focus for long periods of time. One of the most common problems for people we’ve met is not having any bandwidth - having lots of tangled ideas that leads to chaotic thinking.In this episode, we’re taking a look at how you can go from chaotic to coherent thinking and feeling using just your breath.Episode Highlights:Common problems of those working in high pressure, high performance jobsNot having the bandwidth - chaotic thoughtsHow to find the energy to start a new projectShifting something to increase your energy levelsListening to the body - the importance of the vagus nerve that connects your gut to your brainAlerts to your brain when something isn’t right and typical feelings of anxiety and depression that may come with thatBreathing is a behaviour - the easiest, fastest way to increase your energy is to change your behaviourOur 7-Step Quick Start Program for breathingFollowing a framework when breathing to increase your energy - the three shapes of breathing (square, circle and triangle)Learning to be present so you can do the things you really want toDeveloping a trigger - something you can do to shift your state so you can relax, energise yourself or enter a meditative state if you want toAngie’s trigger and when she uses it - a huge sigh of reliefThe lesson we’ve learned - breathing can help you regulate and control the way you feelHow using the breath can help you transition from role to role, project to project or task to taskJoin our Facebook Group for more discussions or to ask any questions you may haveUseful LinksAngelina Saunders LinkedIn Shane Saunders LinkedIn Breathe Me Instagram Breathing Edge Facebook Group Breathe Me Facebook Breathe Me Website