Welcome to Self-Care Daily, a spin off of From the Heart with Rachel Brathen. In this series, Rachel, New York Times Bestselling author, podcast host, and serial entrepreneur, is offering nuggets of wisdom, guidance and clarity every day of the week. From Monday to Friday, each episode offers self-care tips, guided meditations, heartfelt advice and a moment to ground into your body, lead with purp... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 321 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessSociety & Culture |
Sometimes a little goes a long way. No matter how you are feeling today, there is a small act of kindness you can give yourself that will make you feel better. What is that for you? In today’s episode, Rachel provides some beautiful examples. Tune in... more
Life will always throw us curveballs. That’s why we need resources that bring us back to equilibrium when that happens. What brings you back to balance when you lose your ground? What can you reach for that brings you back to your center? In today’s ... more
It can be hard to define exactly what balance is, but we know it when we feel it. In today’s episode, Rachel will share how she defines balance, and then you will settle into gratitude for an area of your life where it comes readily. Tune in to begin... more
One thing we all have in common - we want to feel balanced in life. In today’s episode, you are going to focus on an area in your life where you are struggling to find balance, and really define the entire issue. Maybe this is something you have stru... more
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I see that I am not the only one who finds the ad placement horrible. It’s a short podcast, remove the ads in the middle. Seems it’s been 2 years and the creator could care less about the feedback.
Some episodes are literally 50% advertisements. It’s so frustrating feeling just about “there” in terms of coming into the present moment and opening up to hear a nice message just to be interrupted with loud ads for supplements or something. Way too many ads for a 4-5 min episode and also the ads should be at the beginning or the end.
Too many ads now, they should all be at the very beginning or very end
I love Rachel. I listen to her longform podcast weekly. I like the idea of these bite-sized moments of practice, but unfortunately, as others have noted, the execution is not soothing at all. There are simply so many ads that it makes the practice feel like merely a vehicle for delivering ads.
I don’t find myself able to sink in and internalize the depth of these practice moments, because the meditation is immediately interrupted by sound effects and ads which take me out of the moment and lea... more
but the ad placement is jarring and truly a shock to the nervous system—ironic for a wellness pod. So I fast-forward until both ads are done, as my wellness would be a net-negative if I endured ad #2’s slam on my nervous system. Otherwise outstanding!
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A daily exploration of self-care, this series features short, impactful episodes that provide listeners with practical tools and insights for enhancing their mental and emotional health. Each episode includes topics such as setting personal boundaries, letting go of emotional baggage, and the significance of gratitude. With a focus on mindfulness and self-reflection, listeners are encouraged to engage in practices that promote personal growth, emotional freedom, and alignment with natural cycles. The content aims to create a supportive environment that fosters introspection and personal development, making it particularly appealing for individuals seeking daily inspiration and grounding in their routines.
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Self-Care Daily launched 6 years ago and published 321 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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2. Kristen Bell
3. Tommy Morse
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