It's Bizzy
Busy Living Sober "It's Bizzy"
Hosted by Elizabeth "Bizzy" Chance
Recovery isn’t just about stopping; it’s about starting.
Welcome to Busy Living Sober "It's Bizzy," the podcast where we move past the "shame" of the past and dive headfirst into the vibrant, messy, and beautiful reality of life in recovery. I’m your host, Elizabeth "Bizzy" Chance—recovery coach, speaker, and your biggest cheerleader in the journey to reclaim your power.
After years of my own journey, I realized that "getting sober" was only the beginning. The real magic happens when we learn how to stay busy living. This show is a weekly masterclass in resilience, featuring deep-dive conversations with world-renowned experts like Dr. Bob Schuchts, survivors like Azadeh Atzberger, and industry leaders who are rewriting the rules of wellness and spirituality.
On this show, we talk about it all:
- Navigating the "war within" and healing deep emotional wounds.
- Identifying toxic patterns and setting bulletproof boundaries.
- Integrating spirituality and psychology for a "whole-person" recovery.
- Transitioning from surviving to thriving in your career and relationships.
Whether you are 24 hours sober or 24 years in, this is your home for actionable wisdom, unfiltered truth, and the reminder that you don't have to do this alone.
It’s time to stop just "staying sober" and start Busy Living.
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- Podcast & Coaching: www.BusyLivingSober.com
- Instagram: @BusyLivingSober
- Work with Me: Learn more about Busy Living Coaching at [Website Link]
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It's Bizzy
Episode 563 – You Don’t Know What to Do, You’re Lost… Tips for Letting Go
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Feeling stuck, restless, or unsure of your next move? You’re not alone. In this solo episode, I share what it’s like to sit in that uncomfortable in-between — when life feels quiet, unfamiliar, and you just want a giant neon sign telling you where to go next.
From my own journey of almost 19 years of sobriety, I talk about why doing nothing can actually be doing something, how to tune out the noise of social media and comparison, and the simple daily tools (like gratitude lists and journaling) that help me reconnect with God, myself, and my purpose.
In this episode, I discuss the challenges of navigating life transitions, particularly during midlife. I emphasize the importance of finding stillness amidst chaos and offer practical tools for self-reflection and personal growth — including journaling and gratitude practices. I also share my own experiences with sobriety and the discomfort of not knowing what to do next, encouraging you to embrace your feelings and practice self-love.
Takeaways:
· Life transitions can be uncomfortable and challenging.
· Finding stillness is essential for personal growth.
· Journaling can provide clarity and insight.
· Gratitude practices can shift your perspective.
· Feelings are temporary and should be acknowledged.
· Social media can exacerbate feelings of inadequacy.
· Taking time for self-reflection is powerful.
· You are not alone in your struggles.
· Doing nothing can lead to creative insights.
· Self-love is crucial for emotional well-being.
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Thanks for being here. Thanks for listening. And thanks for showing up for YOU.
God is good — all the time.
Love,
Bizzy 💛