WITH LOVE, DANIELLE

Best of With Love, Danielle: What Do You Trust?

Feb 26, 2025

Discover the power of creating a 'What I Trust' list to alleviate anxiety and promote mindfulness. Learn how writing or speaking your trust can ground you in the present. The conversation emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and reflection for emotional wellness. Explore the idea that nothing is too big or too small to trust, and find comfort in the simplicity of your list. This practical approach encourages listeners to embrace what they truly rely on in their lives.

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Creating a 'What I Trust' list effectively combats anxiety by grounding individuals in their present, reliable experiences.

The podcast emphasizes the power of vulnerability and personal sharing to enhance relatability and emotional connection with listeners.

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Evolving Content and Personal Connection

The podcast announces an evolution in content that aims to provide a more intimate and personal experience for listeners. Integrating elements from the host's newsletter, The Sacred, allows for a deeper exploration of personal insights and reflections. This shift underscores the importance of vulnerability and connecting with one's inner world as a means to offer valuable perspectives to others. The host emphasizes that sharing personal experiences enhances the utility of the content, creating a more relatable and meaningful interaction for the audience.

Harnessing Trust: A Personal Tool for Anxiety

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The Power of Trust and Self-Reflection

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Our 2025 Daily edition of the Heart Centered planner revived a simple exercise called the What I Trust list.

So for this episode of With Love, Danielle we are reaching back into the archives and choosing this episode as a BEST OF.

Instead of mustering bravado about things that we hope are true, root into what we viscerally know we can rely on. This is an effective way to dissolve your anxiety and balance your nervous system.

So, what do you trust?

Focus on the present. The point of this exercise is to access the trust that you already have. It’s unwavering and true for you. This is not about building new trust or visualizing outcomes. We’re concentrating on what is currently working.
Write it out. It’s helpful that your “What I Trust” List be written out, not typed up. The movement, hand to vision, helps your psyche to feel the comfort. Imagine your mind is like a lung, inhaling and exhaling as you list out what you're trusting. And/or…
Speak it out. If you’re an auditory-learner, speak it out. Leave yourself a voicemail, or record a voice memo on your mobile, or talk to yourself. Kindly. Do not underestimate how impactful this can be.
Stream your consciousness. Just let it pour out—but, again, don’t include things on your list that you don’t fully have trust in. It’s okay if your list is short—brevity is better than bravado.
Be really obvious if you need to be. Nothing is too great or too small to put your trust in. Sometimes the most basic things will give you a boost, especially if you’re finding it difficult to think of things that you fully trust.

Intentionally access what you know to be positive and true. That sureness builds a bridge to more Joy and power.

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The 2025 Heart Centered Planner: Align your life with Love and ease. It’s never too late to get started. We have an undated version of the planner available. Use PODPLANNER10 for 10% off at daniellelaporte.com/shop.

Learn more about balancing your nervous system by taking our quiz and finding your default stress response. https://daniellelaporte.com/stressquiz

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WITH LOVE, DANIELLE

Best of With Love, Danielle: What Do You Trust?

Podcast summary created with Snipd AI

Quick takeaways

Deep dives

Evolving Content and Personal Connection

Creating a 'What I Trust' List

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