Episodes

  • Episode 106: Not all drama is bad. Here is the right kind.
    Sep 19 2025
    You don't need a perfect plan. You need the right kind of discomfort.
    In this week's audio recap of the vlog, I'm sharing a mindset shift I never thought I'd say out loud: not all drama is bad. In fact, a little bit of chaos might be exactly what you need to grow. Launching the vlog pushed me out of my comfort zone, and trust me, it was messy. But it also gave me clarity. There's a difference between the drama that drains you… and the drama that stretches you. This episode is a reminder that some goals come wrapped in discomfort but if it's the right kind, it'll make you proud of how you grow, not just what you achieve. Whether you're starting something new or second-guessing your next step, this 10-minute episode is your sign to keep going. In this episode:
    • Why not all discomfort is bad and how to tell the difference
    • The kind of “drama” that's actually useful
    • What resistance really means (and when to listen to it)
    • A behind-the-scenes moment from launching the vlog
    • How to grow without stomping over yourself or others along the way
    • The post-it note on my wall that's changing everything
    Links mentioned: Watch the full vlog on YouTube: Click here to watch Ready to change? Try the my proven method to get going: Free mini course – First Step to Success Want free coaching on the podcast? Email your question to: prue@pruesulicich.com.au

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    12 mins
  • Episode 105- Guilt is more exhausting than effort
    Sep 5 2025

    Ever found yourself stuck in the space between “I should do it” and “I don't want to”? That middle ground where you're not working, but not truly resting either is where guilt festers. And it's more exhausting than just doing the damn thing.

    In this episode, I share a personal story from a recent weekend where I thought I was resting, but really, I was drowning in guilt. I break down what's actually going on when we delay action, why indecision is so draining, and how to use tools like the Dread Sprint and The Gritty Minute to get unstuck and feel more like yourself again.

    You'll learn:

    • Why rest without peace isn't rest, it's self-abandonment

    • How to spot the energy drain of indecision

    • What a “dread sprint” is (and why it works)

    • The power of starting with just one gritty minute

    • Why your identity, not your schedule is what drives follow-through

    • Simple thought shifts to rebuild your self-trust

      This one is mindset gold. If you've ever said, “I don't have time,” but secretly feel more tired not doing the thing… you're going to feel seen.

    Time for action:

    Want help turning guilt into action? Start with The Finishers Club — my self-paced course that helps you build goals that make sense, break them down, and get them done. No fluff. No hustle. Just practical tools and identity-shifting mindset work that actually works.

    Join now and you'll be ready for our next live sprint in October.

    Click here to check out The Finishers Club

    Referenced in this episode:

    This episode includes a concept inspired by Brooke Castillo of The Life Coach School Podcast. You can find her work at thelifecoachschool.com or by searching The Life Coach School Podcast in your podcast app.

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    22 mins
  • Episode 104: 90 Seconds of Discomfort v's A Life You Actually Want
    Aug 1 2025

    You're not lazy.
    You're not unmotivated.
    And you definitely don't need another productivity hack that adds to your load.

    If you're struggling to follow through, the real reason might be simpler and deeper than you think:

    You're avoiding an emotion.

    In this episode, I break down the truth most people never realise: it's not the task that's hard, it's the feeling it brings up.

    And that discomfort? It usually only lasts about 90 seconds.
    But most people let it stop them for 90 days… or 90 months.

    What We Cover:

    - The surprising reason you're avoiding your goals
    - Why emotions, not laziness are the real blocker
    - The science behind the 90-second emotional cycle
    - How to feel a feeling and still take action
    - Why “avoiding discomfort” costs you way more than feeling it ever will


    This Is For You If You've Ever Said:

    “I don't feel like it.”

    “I'll do it later.”

    “I just need to get in the right headspace.”

    It's not about headspace. It's about learning how to sit with a feeling, and keep moving anyway.

    Powerful Thought to Take With You:

    “I can feel anything for 90 seconds”

    Want Support? I've Got Two Ways to Help:

    ☑️ Ready to start small and finish what you started?

    Here is the link to my FREE course, First Step To Success.

    Gain Access Immediately HERE

    Ready for personalised support?

    I currently have limited 1:1 coaching spots available. If you're ready to actually do the work, not just think about it

    [Apply for coaching here]

    Got a question you want answered on the podcast?

    Whether you're stuck in a spiral, avoiding a goal, or just want my coaching perspective, I'd love to help.

    Email your question to prue@pruesulicich.com.au, and I might answer it in an upcoming episode. (Anonymous is totally fine.)


    References:

    This episode references the work of Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, particularly her explanation of the 90-second emotional cycle, as shared in her book My Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist's Personal Journey.
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    19 mins
  • Episode 103: You Don’t Need to Fix Yourself to Build a Better Life
    Jul 25 2025

    Have you ever found yourself doing more personal development… only to feel worse?

    You're journaling, unpacking, “doing the work”, but instead of feeling clearer, you feel stuck in a spiral of self-analysis.

    Sound familiar?

    In this episode, I talk about the trap that so many high-achievers fall into: thinking personal growth is about fixing yourself, healing everything, or figuring it all out before you're allowed to move forward.

    But that's not it.

    Personal development is about direction, not perfection.

    This one's real, reflective, and full of clarity if you've been spinning in your own mind.

    What We Cover:
    • Why personal growth can feel heavier the more you do it

    • How “waiting until you've healed” can actually keep you stuck

    • The difference between healing and progressing

    • Why decisions move you forward faster than insight ever could

    • What to focus on instead when you're caught in a fix-it spiral

    Key Takeaways:

    ✅ You are not a project

    ✅ You don't need to be fully healed to build something new

    ✅ Personal growth is meant to support your life, not overtake it

    ✅ Decisions, not breakthroughs, are what create momentum

    Listen To This If You've Been Thinking:
    • “I've done so much work on myself… why am I still stuck?”

    • “There must be something else wrong with me I haven't uncovered yet.”

    • “I can't move forward until I figure this out.”

    Want Support? I've Got Two Ways to Help:

    Got a question you want answered on the podcast?

    Whether you're stuck in a spiral, facing a big decision, or just want my coaching perspective, I'd love to help.

    Email your question to prue@pruesulicich.com.au and I might answer it in an upcoming episode. (You can stay anonymous if you like.)

    Ready for personalised support?

    I currently have limited 1:1 coaching spots available. If you're serious about doing the work and want help staying grounded, clear, and consistent.

    Apply for coaching here → https://forms.gle/fvxZnTpNSaguUURU8

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    20 mins
  • Episode 102 - Neutral Isn’t Negative: How to Stop Overthinking Other People’s Expressions
    Jun 16 2025

    Neutral Isn't Negative: How to Stop Overthinking Other People's Expressions

    Ever walked past someone who didn't smile, and thought, “Are they mad at me?”

    Or seen someone with a blank face in a meeting and assumed they hated your idea?

    You're not alone and you're not broken.

    In this episode, I share one powerful insight that has genuinely changed my day-to-day thinking: 60% of people interpret neutral facial expressions as negative. That stat stopped me in my tracks, and what I've learned since then has been a game-changer.

    We dive into how this shows up in everyday life (especially in close relationships), why it creates so much drama, and exactly what to do instead.

    What We Cover:

    • The sneaky drama caused by misreading neutral faces

    • Why your brain fills in the blanks with worst-case scenarios

    • How this habit shows up in families, at work, and even on Zoom

    • What to do in the moment to stay grounded and not spiral

    • How this awareness frees up energy and emotional space

    Key Takeaways:

    ✅ Most people do misread neutral expressions, it's not just you

    ✅ It's your brain trying to protect you (but it often creates more drama)

    ✅ You can train your brain to interpret neutrals more calmly

    ✅ Peace comes from letting neutral be neutral

    Free Download:

    Neutral Isn't Negative: A Self-Coaching Guide

    This simple guide includes:

    • Visual examples of neutral expressions

    • Thought prompts to interrupt spirals

    • Mindset shifts to reduce unnecessary drama

    ✨ [Download it now → link]

    Upcoming Free Class:

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    If you're tired of unfinished projects and broken promises to yourself, don't miss this.

    I'll teach you my simple system to follow through—even when life gets messy.

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    16 mins
  • Episode 101- How to Respond When People Criticise Your Work Habits
    Jun 8 2025

    This episode is short, direct, and so needed, especially if you're a business owner, creative, or someone who works outside the 9–5 norm.

    I'm answering a listener question from a small business owner who loves her work and chooses to work evenings and weekends but keeps getting criticism from people around her about “working too much.”

    If you've ever had to defend the way you structure your time, this one is for you.

    What We Cover:

    • Why your work rhythm doesn't need to match anyone else's

    • How to stop internalising opinions from friends, family, or even strangers

    • Why balance isn't the goal, alignment is

    • What grounded commitment looks like when it comes to your schedule

    • A simple way to respond if you do want to say something

    Key Takeaways:

    ✅ You don't need to justify your rhythm to anyone

    ✅ People might not understand and that's okay

    ✅ Neutralising noise is part of following through

    ✅ Find your own version of success and stand in it

    A Sample Boundary Statement: “I know it might look like I'm always working in your eyes, but I actually like how my life is set up right now. My work gives me energy, I've got time for what matters, and I'd love your support even if it doesn't look like your version of balance.”


    Want Your Question Answered on the Show?

    You can now submit a question and I might answer it in a future episode!

    Submit your question here

    A Warm Invitation:

    If you're a business owner who's tired of half-finished projects and goals that keep getting pushed to “next week” this is for you.

    I'm running a free class next week:

    Finish What Grows Your Business (Even Without Motivation)

    You'll learn the system I teach inside The Finishers Club to help you finally follow through even when life's messy and your energy is low.

    ✨ It's free. It's practical. And it's happening soon.

    [Save your spot now → link]

    You don't need more motivation. You need a system that works. Let's do it together.

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    9 mins
  • Episode 100 - Showing Up Anyway: The Truth Behind 100 Podcast Episodes
    May 30 2025

    Episode 100 is here, and this one is raw, real, and straight from the heart.

    In this special milestone episode, I'm reflecting on what it's taken to get here both in podcasting and in life. From navigating perimenopause and mental health struggles, to showing up when no one was watching, to finally speaking up in rooms I used to shrink in… this is the full-circle moment.

    Whether you've listened to every episode or just found me today, I'm so grateful you're here. This episode is for anyone who's ever wondered:

    “Does any of this really matter?”

    The answer is yes and I'll show you why.

    What We Cover:
    • Why most podcasters don't make it past 20 episodes and what kept me going

    • How this podcast helped me survive the hardest year of my life

    • The real reason I started More Life, Less Drama

    • How personal growth still matters even when the results are slow or invisible

    • A message to anyone who feels unseen, unsupported, or misunderstood

    Key Takeaways:

    ✅ You don't need to be loud to be powerful

    ✅ The work you're doing on yourself ripples out to your family, your community, the world

    ✅ There's no such thing as wasted growth

    ✅ Your story matters, especially when it's hard to tell

    New Direction for the Podcast:

    Going forward, I'm committing to:

    • Speaking up even more, no more shrinking or pleasing

    • More incredible guest conversations (plus solo episodes that teach!)

    • Maybe even a Q&A segment where I answer your real-life questions…watch this space!

    How You Can Help This Message Grow:

    Subscribe

    Leave a review (especially on Apple Podcasts: scroll down and tap “Write a Review”)

    Share this episode with someone who needs it

    Free Resource Mentioned:

    ✨ The First Step to Success – Free Course

    The perfect starting point if you're ready to get back on track, even if life feels messy right now.

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    30 mins
  • Episode 99- Decision Fatigue vs. Decision Authority: How to Follow Through on Your Goals
    May 23 2025

    Did you know that 92% of people don't achieve the goals they set? That stat can feel discouraging, until you understand why it happens.

    In this episode, I'm diving into a game-changing mindset shift: the difference between decision fatigue (constantly rethinking your goals) and decision authority (committing and following through). If you've ever found yourself starting strong and then slipping into excuses, overthinking, or “maybe this isn't the right time,” this episode is your wake-up call.

    What We Cover:
    • The biggest reason most goals fail (hint: it's not lack of motivation)

    • What decision fatigue looks like in real life

    • Why your brain tries to talk you out of things you've already committed to

    • How to choose grounded commitment over emotional storytelling

    • What it really takes to follow through on the things that matter

    Key Takeaways:

    ✅ “I've already decided. Now it's time to follow through.”
    ✅ Your goals don't require perfection, they require consistency
    ✅ Quitting often sounds wise but is usually fear dressed up in logic
    ✅ Your brain will always offer you a way out… you don't have to take it

    Actionable Insight:

    Start catching the moment where you want to quit or “pause” your goal. Instead, say to yourself:
    “I've already decided. Now it's time to follow through.”
    Then ask: What's the next smallest step I can take today?

    A Warm Invitation:

    If you're tired of bouncing between plans and never quite finishing, I've got two free tools to help:

    First Step to Success – my free mini course using the Proof Jar Method to help you start showing up daily

    ✨ Get it here

    Want to go deeper and finish what you start? Join us inside The Finishers Club—the no-fluff, action-based program that helps you stay committed for good.

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    24 mins