Episode 49
Stress shows up differently for everyone โ especially for women who carry emotional, mental, and invisible responsibilities day after day. In this ProblemSolvHer Podcast episode, we break down stress in a real, relatable way: what triggers it, how to recognize the early signs, and the simple shifts that help you stay centered, calm, and in control.
Youโll hear honest stories, practical tools, and empowering insights to help you reconnect with your balance โ even on the days when life feels overwhelming.
If youโre ready to protect your peace and strengthen your emotional resilience, this episode is for you. ๐
Topics We Cover
What Youโll Learn
Timestamps & Chapters
00:00 โ Welcome
ย 01:18 โ Why stress feels heavier with age
ย 04:55 โ Fear, uncertainty, and emotional overload
ย 09:14 โ The difference between real and conditioned stress
ย 12:08 โ How to get space from your emotions
ย 15:52 โ Switching the inner โtapeโ
ย 18:45 โ Grounding techniques that work instantly
ย 21:30 โ Long-term emotional resilience
ย 24:40 โ Closing thoughts
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