Join Andrea Owen, life coach and author, as she serves up self help in a easy-to-digest way that is also practical and implementable. Andrea brings you guests as well as solo episodes on topics such as perfectionism, the inner-critic, courage, and more.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 592 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHow To |
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Make Some Noise podcast is engaging & inspiring for personal development! Andrea has such a great vibe, and she shares valuable content with a variety of guests. She is honest & informative… a must listen!
Love the episode 548!, It made me realized that I really need to take care of yourself first to avoid stressed etc. Inspiring and informative!
Annoying voice and she comes off as a narcissist in this podcast. I’ve listened to quite a few but giving up on it.
I can’t believe I’m just now writing a review - as I’m a podcast junkie and this is one of my absolute favorite podcasts. Every episode is a gem. Andrea is amazing. Her transparency about her own life and the inner work she’s done to overcome her own struggles is so refreshing and inspiring to me because I’m also someone who has done a lot of inner work to overcome my own struggles in order to become who I am today. So, Andrea has walked the walk. She’s not spouting off empty personal developmen... more
Andrea really touched my heart in explaining that while loss can be experienced in different ways, it affects a part of us that takes time to heal. After leaving a toxic marriage it felt like my whole life was uprooted and I was left adrift. After many years of healing I feel I have transformed into the best version of myself. Thank you for the insightful episode!
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