Description

Robin and Leanne share why it’s better late than never to come out and live the life you are meant to live with no blame, guilt or shame. Leanne also gives insight to how our brains process emotions and anxiety, and how we have the power to change our lives! 

In this episode, you will learn…

• What an neuro linguistic programming (NLP) practitioner does
• Change requires willingness and the right attitude for change.
• Understanding anxiety and 2 pathways to anxiety: cortex-based, thoughts vs. amygdala-based, reactions
• Strong emotional experiences become your body’s emotional history, which then condition how you feel and react to situations.
• Stop listening to the stories in your head—we recall stories based on perspective, not reality.
• How Leanne works with clients to change their language and programming
• Worry is nothing more than predicting chaos.
• Remembering we have limited years, don’t waste them living unauthentically.
• Advice for how to tell your significant other about your sexuality
• Fear is nothing more than False Evidence Appearing Real.
• A label is nothing more than an explanation for society—be who you’re meant to be
• The power of working through negative self beliefs      

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Leanne Jones is a leading LGBTQ+ women's anxiety recovery coach and therapist, and owner and founder of BRAVER WOMEN. Leanne is based in the UK, but has a worldwide client base. With her program BRAVER WOMEN, Leanne specializes in providing LGBTQ+ women with the tools to stop anxiety and to raise self-esteem, to live with more passion, pride and purpose. Her BRAVER WOMEN website is currently being developed and can soon be found at: www.braverwomen.com. In the meantime, follow this link to request to join Leanne's amazing FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/359069712192635/

You can follow Robin on Instagram at www.instagram.com/Late.Blooming.Lesbian And for an invitation to her private Women Loving Women support groups on Zoom, email Robin at: comingoutlater@gmail.com

Looking for your coming-out-late community? Request to be a member of the Coming Out Late Community Facebook Group, a private and secure group of late blooming lesbians, at: www.facebook.com/ComingOutLateCommunity (Please fill out all the registration questions.)

Coming out later in life has its fair share of stress and challenges. Be sure to take good care of your mental health during this trying time. Contact Pride Counseling and book an appointment at: www.pridecounseling.com/comingoutlater.