Welcome to The Sinead Says Podcast. Sinead Hegarty is the host. She is a speaker, writer, and meditation pro. In this podcast, you will learn ways to get better at improving yourself. You'll understand emotions too. And you'll learn how to care for relationships. Listen to hear great ideas on changing how you talk to yourself, ways to deal with tough times in life. Plus, how to reach your pe... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessEducationSelf-Improvement |
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Got your heart broken? Youre not alone. Sinead Hegarty tells her story of turning heartbreak into self-discovery and growth. If you’re dealing with a tough relationship breakup. Heartbreak can teach us about ourselves and what we really want. Its a s... more
Want to be happier? Alexis Fernandez from Do You F*cking Mind tells how our thoughts, actions, and habits sculpt our brains and, ultimately, our lives. We look at the neuroscience of the brain learn how your thoughts and experiences can rewire your b... more
AJ Papps, a sexual educator and host of Missionary University talks about sex and relationships. Sharing his tips and techniques to have better sex (and even last longer for the men). If you want to have a better sex live and overcome stale relations... more
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I’m Irish but I cannot keep up! You speak so quickly and lots of words are almost slurred together. The content is good but I have found myself turning off as I can’t handle the pace! Also the over use of the words “literally” and “like” can be frustrating to hear. Just some honest constructive feedback, as I feel your non Irish listeners will truly struggle to understand your wonderful content.
I’m Irish but I can’t keep up you speak so quickly and lord of words are kind of slurred together. The content is good but I turn off as I can’t listen
Love the topics … so relatable … superb
I think everyone in their early 20s should listen to this podcast! Sinead is so insightful and articulate, all whilst being funny and bringing good craic that I could listen to all day long. As someone who has struggled with self-love, relationships and limiting beliefs, this podcast has not only allowed me to understand my behaviour but the behaviour of others around me; which has literally changed my outlook on the world. I think that even if you were entirely content with your life, the posit... more
I absolutely loved S5 E64 all about limited beliefs. It’s made me realise I’m not so different and having/listening to these conversations really helped shift my perspective on things. The stories we tell ourselves are so powerful so thank you for this episode it was amazing!
Apple Podcasts | #39 | United Kingdom/Education/Self-Improvement |
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Apple Podcasts | #173 | Australia/Education/Self-Improvement |
Apple Podcasts | #1 | Ireland/Education/Self-Improvement |
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