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Hosted by Zovig Garboushian · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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When Does It Get Good? is for the overachievers, perfectionists, leaders, and consummate doers who give everything to everything. From the outside, it looks like you have it all but you secretly feel like something’s still missing. In this twice-monthly show, we’ll dive into why it still feels this way and how you can create the joy, success, and peace of mind you crave. We’ll cover topics like how to stop questioning your judgment, unlocking your natural creativity and talent, leading with more influence, shutting down the shoulds, tapping into your intuition, and having unshakeable self-trust.The mission: to help you reconnect with and rediscover yourself so you feel freedom to make bold choices and go after what you want with 100% confidence. Every episode aims to inspire and motivate you with tools, ideas, and resources to help you unlearn the traditional rules that have kept you playing it safe for way too long. No cliches. No shortcuts. We put in the work to help you get fro
Zovig Garboushian hosts When Does It Get Good?, a education show with 33 episodes published.
Getting diagnosed with ADHD at 47 changed the way Zovig Garboushian sees everything – her drive, her emotions, her past, and the pressure she’s always put on herself to hold it all together. This episode is less of a les
Most abrasive leaders don’t realize they’re causing harm until the culture breaks and someone finally says it out loud. Catherine Mattice, the CEO and founder of Civility Partners, has spent years coaching leaders who’ve
Top-down change is easy to mandate but nearly impossible to make stick without the people it affects. Why do so many leaders still default to pushing change from the top when it so often leads to resistance, confusion, o
Feedback can build careers or hold them back. When it’s vague, biased, or filled with adjectives instead of actions, it does more harm than good, especially for women. Zovig Garboushian sits down with Dora Mołodyńska-Kün
Greatness isn’t about medals or rankings. It’s about showing up fully, embracing who you are, and meeting the moment with everything you’ve got. How often do high performers and high achievers chase success but still fee
“When we trust ourselves, we spend less time proving ourselves and more time being ourselves.” Trust starts from within, but how often do we actually stop to assess our own self-trust? In this episode, Zovig Garboushian
Our bodies hold wisdom that often whispers before it screams. Are you tuned into what yours is saying? In this episode, Zovig Garboushian welcomes executive and wellness coach Deanna Moffitt to discuss the power of somat
You can’t deny that giving feedback can feel so stressful, even for so many leaders. For Zovig Garboushian, feedback is a mirror for growth that challenges leaders to balance candor with kindness and courage. In this epi
“Without feedback, you’re just guessing at your growth. Your next breakthrough, your next jump in your career is hiding inside the feedback that you are too afraid to ask for.” This year, Zovig Garboushian takes “When Do
Is perfectionism helping you succeed, or is it quietly sabotaging your happiness? Zovig Garboushian welcomes back therapist Wendy Morgan to unpack the complex nature of perfectionism—how it often starts as a protective m
How can practicing gratitude every day recalibrate your perspective and help you connect with your essence? Zovig Garboushian reflects on the meaning of gratitude and how it can shape our lives. As she acknowledges the c
“You don’t need to know everything to make a move. You just need to know enough to begin.” Zovig Garboushian shares honest, practical insights for anyone feeling restless in their career. How do you know when it’s time t
“A boundary is something that I set for myself. It lives in me. My boundaries move with me,” says therapist Wendy Morgan. She joins Zovig Garboushian in this episode to talk about the role boundaries play in both therapy
“Who’s going to take us to jail for deciding to re-record a podcast episode?” Parissa Behnia asks Zovig Garboushian. “This is a beautiful invitation for us to walk our talk. If we tell other people not to be so hard on t
“Leveraging your network is a big component of the career journey,” says Zovig Garboushian. She discusses how networking is essential for career development, particularly for people going through purposeful or involuntar
“I don’t think that trust is something that should be easily bestowed. It needs time to build. We have to see one another in different situations and circumstances, in stress or turmoil, and how they and I respond in tho
“Unspoken expectations are always future resentments,” says Wendy Morgan, a psychotherapist and educator at Fleming College. In this episode, Wendy joins Zovig Garboushian to talk about the often overlooked gap between w
“There is a layer of intuition in every craft and everything we do in life, but astrology is very science-based,” explains professional astrologer Meredith McCowan. In this episode, she joins Zovig Garboushian to explore
“Accepting is acknowledging and being with the truth of a situation,” says Zovig Garboushian as she delves into the transformative concept of Radical Acceptance. Inspired by Tara Brach’s book “Radical Acceptance,” Zovig
“This isn’t about ignoring what others think. It’s about understanding it and choosing how it impacts us,” declares Zovig Garboushian as she unpacks the fear of judgment and learns to embrace humility. This humility, she
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When Does It Get Good? is hosted by Zovig Garboushian. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 33 episodes.
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