The way that people treat us is very much a reflection of what we're available for.

And I think sometimes it can be so easy for us to project and make it very much about the other person violating the boundaries,

rather than it being what made that person feel comfortable to overstep the mark like that.

Hi, welcome back to Let It Out.

I'm your host, Katie Delfout.

This week, I have the founder of the Lifestyle Edit, Naomi Madhu, returning to the podcast.

Naomi is a mom.

And since our last conversation that we had in July, she's expecting

her next baby, which we talk about a little bit in this week's episode. It's a happy thank

you more please series version of this show where guests come with three prompts, something

they're happy about, something they're grateful for,

and something that they're craving more of.

It's a series that I started a couple of months ago

based on a movie that I love of the same name.

And what I love about this series is that every guest

who is part of it interprets it in a really unique way and also guests like Naomi who have

come on before to have a first conversation with me get to come back and talk about something

fresh and new which we were able to do here and we of course go through her happy thinking more please prompts,

but we also talk about her advice for not letting challenging moments completely overtake us,

which she talks about what's going on with her right now. We talk about separating our

businesses from ourselves and boundaries. We talk about what she calls

shiny penny syndrome. We talk about connection, focusing, not getting distracted by so many

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