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How To Love Yourself No Matter What

How To Love Yourself No Matter What

By: Amanda Hess: Certified Life Coach for women ready to heal past hurt and finally thrive
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You’re trying so hard to make life work… and it still feels like something’s missing. You’ve read the books, listened to the podcasts, taken the advice — but somehow, you’re still stuck. You’re smart, capable, and self-aware, yet you can’t shake the feeling you’re surviving instead of living. This podcast is for deep-feeling women who are done holding it all together and ready to finally feel at home in their own skin. Each week, Amanda Hess, Certified Life Coach and straight-talking deep-feeler, shares honest coaching, personal stories, and practical tools to help you: Get out of your head and into your life Stop managing your emotions like a full-time job Build self-trust that lasts Live on your terms — without apology If you’ve ever felt “too much” and “not enough” at the same time, you’ll hear yourself in every episode — and discover how to love yourself no matter what. 📅 New episodes every Thursday.2025 How To Love Yourself No Matter What Alternative & Complementary Medicine Hygiene & Healthy Living Personal Development Personal Success Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
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  • 289. Overthinking Part 3: How to Change the Beliefs That Keep You Stuck
    Nov 27 2025

    If you’ve spent your whole life trying to “think more positively,” “change your mindset,” or “just stop spiraling,” this episode is going to shift everything for you.

    Because here’s the truth most sensitive women never get taught:

    Thoughts are not facts.

    They never have been.

    But when your nervous system is dysregulated (Part 1) and your emotions feel too big to hold (Part 2), your brain grabs the easiest, most familiar thought it can find — even if that thought hurts you.

    This episode breaks down why your overthinking isn’t caused by the thoughts themselves…

    It’s caused by the beliefs you’ve practiced for years, the ones that have become so familiar your brain mistakes them for truth.

    You’ll learn how beliefs become well-worn paths in the brain, why new thoughts feel impossible at first, and how to practice thinking in a way that creates safety, self-trust, and actual change. This is the step that allows everything you learned in Part 1 and Part 2 to finally land.

    This is the third and final part of my overthinking series — and it’s where the transformation really locks in.

    💡 What You’ll Discover in This Episode
    • Why thoughts feel true (even when they aren’t)
    • The real reason you can’t access helpful thoughts when your emotions are at a 9 or 10
    • How practiced beliefs become mental “paths” your brain walks automatically
    • Why your brain prefers painful familiarity over unfamiliar possibility
    • What it actually takes to create a new belief you can rely on
    • How radical self-love, compassion, and hope build the thoughts that change your life
    • Why you keep ending up in the same emotional patterns even when you try to “think differently”
    • A simple, repeatable three-step system to create thoughts that serve you instead of sabotage you
    • How changing your thoughts becomes effortless when your nervous system and emotions are balanced

    🔗 Get full show notes, transcript, and more:

    amandahess.ca/289

    👉 Interested in working with me?

    Sign up for a free discovery call: amandahess.ca

    📱 Connect with me on TikTok & Instagram:

    @theamandahess

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    28 mins
  • 288. Overthinking Part 2: You Don’t Have a Thought Problem — You Have an Emotion Problem
    Nov 20 2025

    If you’ve been trying to “fix” your overthinking by changing your thoughts, but nothing ever seems to stick, here’s the truth:

    You don’t have a thought problem — you have an emotion problem.

    When your emotions feel too big, too fast, or too overwhelming for your system, your brain does the only thing it knows how to do: it starts thinking harder. It analyzes, spirals, replays conversations, imagines every worst-case scenario — not because you’re dramatic, or weak, or too sensitive, but because your body is trying to protect you from the intensity of unprocessed emotion.

    This episode explores why overthinking is always rooted in emotional dysregulation, how a sensitive nervous system amplifies feelings, and why “controlling your emotions” has never worked. You’ll learn what emotions actually are, how they move through the body, and how to start building emotional capacity so your mind can finally take a breath.

    You don’t need to out-think your feelings — you need to learn how to experience them in a way that feels safe.

    This is Part 2 of my three-part series on overthinking, and it’s the piece no one teaches sensitive women… but it’s the one that makes everything else finally click.

    💡 What You’ll Discover in This Episode
    • Why overthinking is an emotional issue long before it becomes a thought issue
    • The difference between “reacting” to emotion and actually processing it
    • What emotions really are — and why they’re not good, bad, or logical
    • How a sensitive nervous system intensifies emotional waves
    • Why unprocessed emotion always comes back bigger, louder, and more overwhelming
    • How emotional capacity makes difficult feelings easier to handle
    • The simple skill of “feeling emotion in the body” without being consumed by it
    • Why learning to process emotion is the key to ending the overthinking cycle

    🔗 Get full show notes, transcript, and more:

    amandahess.ca/288

    👉 Interested in working with me?

    Sign up for a free discovery call: amandahess.ca

    📱 Connect with me on TikTok & Instagram:

    @theamandahess

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    21 mins
  • 287. Overthinking Part 1: Why Your Mind Races (and What’s Actually Causing It)
    Nov 13 2025

    Overthinking isn’t a flaw — it’s a survival response.

    If your brain feels like it never shuts off, if you replay conversations, worry about every decision, or try to anticipate every possible problem before it happens — this episode is for you.

    When your nervous system has been running in survival mode for too long, overthinking becomes your body’s way of trying to keep you safe. But the truth is, it’s not protecting you — it’s exhausting you. In this episode, we break down why overthinking isn’t a mindset problem, it’s a nervous system problem, and how learning to regulate your body first changes everything.

    When you understand that your “racing thoughts” are really a sensitive nervous system doing its best to help you survive, you stop trying to fix yourself — and start working with yourself.

    This is Part 1 of a 3-part series where I teach the Love Yourself No Matter What Method — starting with nervous system regulation and why your gas pedal and brake are always out of sync.

    💡 In this episode, you’ll discover:
    • Why overthinking is your nervous system’s way of trying to keep you safe
    • How a sensitive nervous system gets triggered — and what it really means
    • The difference between the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems (and how to balance them)
    • What “fight, flight, freeze, or fawn” actually looks like in real life
    • Why your brain doesn’t know the difference between a bear chasing you and your friend not texting back
    • The simple daily practices that start rebalancing your nervous system — without hours of meditation

    🔗 Get full show notes, transcript, and more:

    amandahess.ca/287

    👉 Interested in working with me?

    Sign up for a free discovery call: amandahess.ca

    📱 Connect with me on TikTok & Instagram:

    @theamandahess

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    24 mins
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