Love From the Inside Out: Healing, Mindset and Confidence Tools for Women Navigating Anxiety and Midlife
Welcome to Love From the Inside Out, a podcast about healing, mindset, and confidence for women navigating anxiety, burnout, and midlife reinvention.
Hosted by Susan Kricun — former sports and entertainment PR executive turned storyteller, writer, and wellness advocate — the show blends heart, humor, and neuroscience to help women calm their minds, regulate their nervous systems, and reconnect with who they really are.
Each Thursday, Susan shares honest reflections and science-backed tools to help you move from survival mode to self-awareness. You’ll learn how to release stress, reframe your mindset, and rebuild inner confidence so you can live and love from the inside out.
If you’ve ever felt anxious, stuck, or ready for your next chapter, this show will remind you that peace, purpose, and clarity are already within reach — and it’s never too late to feel at home in yourself.
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Love From the Inside Out: Healing, Mindset and Confidence Tools for Women Navigating Anxiety and Midlife
The Return Loop: Why We Second-Guess Ourselves — and What It’s Really About
Struggling with overthinking, decision fatigue, perfectionism, or second-guessing yourself? This episode unpacks the psychology of self-trust, emotional regulation, buyer’s remorse, and why we repeat habits we know aren’t aligned — plus simple inside-out tools to break the loop.
If you’ve ever bought something you weren’t sure about… only to return it later… this episode is for you.
But it’s also for you if you’ve ever second-guessed yourself, overridden your intuition, people-pleased your way into a “yes,” or held onto something long after you knew it didn’t fit.
In today’s episode, Susan shares a surprisingly emotional look at her long-running “buy-and-return” habit — and how a single junk drawer in her house revealed a much deeper pattern:
a self-trust loop.
The kind that shows up in shopping…
but also in relationships, commitments, boundaries, decisions, dreams, and everyday life.
Inside, you’ll hear:
✨ What the “return loop” actually represents
(not self-control… but self-trust)
✨ Why our nervous systems cling to familiar patterns
(even when we’ve outgrown them)
✨ The subtle ways we override ourselves
in dressing rooms, in conversations, in choices, and in moments of doubt
✨ How to notice your own version of the loop
whether it’s shopping, relationships, procrastination, people-pleasing, or emotional clutter
✨ A gentle, inside-out way to shift the pattern
so you choose from alignment, not anxiety
✨ A simple 3-question practice
to help you reconnect to your intuition before you hit “buy,” “send,” or “say yes”
This episode is cozy, honest, a little funny, and deeply validating — especially if you’ve ever felt stuck between wanting something… and not trusting yourself enough to choose it.
And if you’d like a little grounding support this week, Susan created something for you:
💗 The Come Home to Yourself Reset
A short, calming, pay-what-you-want audio experience to help you reconnect with yourself anytime life feels loud.
Get it here: https://love-from-the-inside-out.kit.com/products/come-home-to-yourself-reset
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“Seize the Day” by Andrey Rossi, via #Uppbeat (uppbeat.io/t/andrey-rossi/seize-the-day)
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