Hosted by Lucy Maeve · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 54 episodes
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You've done everything right. So why does your life still feel like someone else's?The Liberated Life is a podcast about what it actually takes to stop performing and start living. I'm Lucy Maeve, a former JPMorgan banker turned somatic coach. Each week, I have honest conversations with you (and my guests) about relationships, identity, freedom and coming home to yourself.If you've ever felt stuck living a life that looks right but feels hollow, you're in the right place.Find out more at www.lucymaeve.com
Lucy Maeve hosts The Liberated Life - When Did You Last Feel Free?, a education show with 54 episodes published.
You have been told to calm down. You have told yourself to calm down. And it has never once worked. In this episode, Lucy sits down with somatic practitioner Stephanie Nelson to talk about why that advice is not just unh
Show notesYou have felt it before. A close friend meets someone, or falls pregnant, or gets the thing you have quietly been waiting for. And you feel happy for her, you genuinely do, and also something else entirely. Something tha
Show notesYou have built your entire identity around being excellent at things. And for a long time, that worked. The grades, the career, the reputation. There was always somewhere to point to and say, look, I am doing well. But t
Show notesThere is a version of you that got very good at living inside the rules. The career, the calendar, the careful performance of having it together. And somewhere underneath all of that, something else entirely has been wai
Show notesYou know the version of you that finds magic in small things, that feels possibility rather than dread, that wakes up and actually wants to be alive in her life. And you know the other one. The one that turns up when you
Show notesThere is a version of self-development that takes you further from yourself with every step. More frameworks. More identities to perform. More evidence that the answer is somewhere out there, in the next programme, the n
Show notesAt some point, probably more than once, you have asked yourself what you actually want from your life. And if you are honest, the answer has been some version of I don't really know. Not because you are not intelligent e
Show notesYou have been to the weddings. All of them. You have stood in the wings of what feels like everyone else's life, smiling genuinely and also, privately, wondering when yours actually starts. You have told yourself you are
Show notesYou are not broken. You are not ungrateful. But there is a good chance that somewhere along the way, in the pursuit of the next level, the next salary, the next thing to get right, you quietly lost access to delight. Not
Show notesYou might have started small. A question you weren't ready to ask a friend. Something you needed to process at 11pm when calling someone felt like too much. A thought you were a little embarrassed about and needed to say
Show notesYou have done everything right. The impressive job, the serious career, the identity built around being the person who gets things done. And somewhere along the way, the parts of you that were creative, curious, maybe ev
Show notesYou know how to hold it together in a room full of strangers. You know how to come across well, how to say the right things, how to make sure people see the version of you that has it sorted. You've probably been doing i
Show notesIn this week’s episode of The Liberated Life, we explore the quiet fantasy so many of us carry that if we could just change the right external thing, life would finally feel better - a different job, a different partner,
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You know the version of you that has an opinion but doesn't say it. That has a desire but talks herself out of it. That works incredibly hard, gives generously, and quietly makes herself smaller so no one feels uncomfort
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There is a word you say so automatically you don't even notice you're saying it anymore. Someone asks how you are and before you've even checked, before you've taken a single breath, it's already out of your mouth. Fine.
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You have read the books, listened to the podcasts, done the therapy, absorbed the frameworks. You know your attachment style, you understand your nervous system, you can articulate your patterns in impressive detail. And
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You have probably heard the word psychedelics and felt something. Curiosity, maybe. Fear, possibly. A quiet sense that there might be something there worth understanding, but you haven't quite known where to start or who
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You have been told it will just happen when it happens. And for a while, you believed it. You went on the dates, you did the work, you read the books, you know your attachment style inside out. And yet here you are, stil
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You've done enough personal work to know your patterns. You've read about attachment styles, you know your triggers, you've probably even done the therapy. And still, something keeps happening. The ones who feel electric
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You have probably dated an avoidant man. Maybe you are in a relationship with one right now. Maybe you have been told, or have quietly suspected, that you have some avoidance of your own. And yet almost everything out th
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