The Living Full Out show with Nancy Solari wants to educate you on how to rebuild your life. At times it may seem like life is constantly putting us in difficult situations that we can’t come out of. Instead, focus on harnessing that negativity and turning it into something positive that can improve your situation.


Listen in to our first caller, Gisella, a concerned mother who is searching for advice on how to manage her rebellious teenager. Nancy explains to Gisella that in order to better understand her son, she must remember what it was like to be a teenager herself. Through the act of reasoning, and making connections, they’ll both be able to relate to one another. Creating a common-thread in their relationship will spark a deeper bond between them.


Our second caller, Carson, is overwhelmed with the amount of full-time hours he’s been working at his part-time job. Unfortunately, his loaded schedule has deprived him of enjoying his passion for film. Nancy advises Carson to be assertive and stand up for himself in this situation by explaining to his employer that he’s unable to work the extra hours. By taking initiative, he is able to make assertive decisions by becoming the leader of his own life.


Today’s inspirational guest is David Hoffman, who has undergone the devastation of losing his house and all his possessions in the midst of a raging fire. Despite being left with nothing, David was able to take this unfortunate event and look to the positives in life to overcome this difficult set-back. David explains the importance of moving forward and not allowing the negatives to overshadow the things we treasure. By going into the world with a positive mindset, you will learn how to effectively handle the hardships in your life.


Our last caller is Joe, and he’s seeking advice on how to manage his daughters spending habits while she’s away at college. Joe’s tried to reason with his daughter about cutting back on her expenses, but nothing seems to be getting through to her. Nancy explains to Joe that in order for his daughter to fully grasp the concept of finance, she must know what it’s like to work for her money. Once she has a job and financial responsibilities, she’ll have a better understanding of the value money holds.


Perhaps there was a time in your life when you felt lost amongst the burdens and hardships of life. During these moments, it’s difficult to rise above the pain we endure. However, by adopting a different outlook and focusing on even the smallest of positive glimmers in the rubble, we’re able to overcome these setbacks and live full out.