Feb 17, 2022
This episode was recorded on 2/5/2021. In Chicago, at the Audiobook Publishers Association Conference, was the first time I spoke to my now dear friend, Greg Tremblay. After two hours of chatting, I knew I adored his energy and needed him in my life! Five years later, he is a guest on this podcast and a beautiful friendship has blossomed. So what does this multiple award-winning narrator of nearly 400 audiobooks in diverse genres have to say about joy? Listen in to find out!
Join us as we discuss:
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Connecting with not only people, but all of our surroundings to find joy
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The Stress Cycle and why our brains are keyed for fight or flight
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Finding connection during isolation
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Being "Pandemic Fine"
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The importance mutual compatibility
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Emotional well-being
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The beauty of the calm of the moment
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Closure happening from inside
Some Joyful Tools:
Burnout by by Emily Nagoski PhD & Amelia Nagoski DMA
Come as You Are by Emily Nagoski
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Healing Your Attachment Wounds by Dianne Poole Heller, PhD
Where can you find Greg:
Website:
Social Media:
Instagram: gtremblayvoice
Twitter: gtremblayvoice
Facebook: gtremblayvoice
LinkedIn: gtremblayvoice
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This podcast is presented by Little But Fierce Productions™. A West Virginia native now based in Brooklyn, Megan is an actor and award winning audiobook narrator. She has recorded over 200 audiobooks from her home studio with such publishers as Penguin Random House, Simon & Schuster, Hachette, Harper Collins and more. Contact her here!
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Song Credit: The Light in You by Pastis
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