The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari wants to encourage you to discover how to be proactive. Perhaps you anticipate a problem but procrastination has gotten the best of you. Maybe you know there are tasks to complete, but are so fearful of failure, that you put these duties on the back burner. Waiting until the last minute, because you are intimidated, will hinder you from accomplishing your goals. Yet learning to harness and identify your resources for early-action, will put you on the path for success and lead you towards living full out.

Our first caller, George, is a store manager who needs guidance in how to motivate his associates, so that their overall work performance improves. Listen to Nancy provide tips for how George can validate his employees efforts and unique strengths. Learn how cheering on his team, starts with planting seeds of encouragement. Hear Nancy advise George to connect with his staff through talking to them about their interests and lives.

Our second caller, Kali, is stressed about college midterms and asks for advice on how to handle her anxiety and hectic schedule. Tune in to hear Nancy suggest that Kali be aware of if she is getting enough rest, eating healthy foods, and balancing her time effectively. Listen as Kali learns that the first step to being proactive is examining her current habits. Once she does this, Kali can evaluate if her routine is working and if she needs to make changes.

Our inspirational guest, Kristine Greer, is a survivor of ovarian cancer and was diagnosed twelve years ago. Tune in to hear Kristine’s plan that she created for how she was going to overcome cancer. Hear that by harnessing her unique positive outlook, Kristine was able to approach her adversity with boldness. Learn how she cultivated her purpose by creating a foundation to educate other women about the disease that is so often detected during in its late stages.

Our last caller, Samantha, is nervous to start a conversation with a boy about the status of her and his relationship. She wants to avoid awkwardness. Nancy encourages Samantha to first, cherish and harness the excitement she feels. By doing this, Samantha will be closer to expressing her feelings authentically . Nancy also guides Samantha to being proactive, by providing tips for how to facilitate the talk.

Being proactive means accessing a situation or problem and then planning how to take initiative. This can look like finding out a deadline has been moved up, and then delegating assignments to team members in order to honor that target date. This may be researching ways to finance a project, so that you are prepared for a meeting with an accountant. Training yourself to be proactive can payoff, because it will get you in the habit of taking steps towards your goals so that you will live full out.