In this episode of the Peaceful Flow Podcast, I dive into the transformative power of setting and maintaining boundaries—a practice that nurtures self-care, strengthens relationships, and preserves energy and time.

As I reflect on my own life, particularly through the lens of supporting my son during his first year of college, I explore how boundaries help us navigate challenges and embrace well-being. Whether you’re a student learning to manage independence, a parent offering support, or anyone seeking more harmony, boundaries are a key ingredient for thriving.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Setting Boundaries for Yourself

• Recognizing Common Boundary Challenges

• Practical Steps for Healthy Boundaries

• Supporting Your Child’s Boundaries

• Benefits of Boundaries

• Guided Reflection on Boundaries

Boundaries are not barriers—they’re tools for creating space to thrive. Whether it’s navigating life as a college student, supporting a loved one, or finding your own peaceful flow, boundaries are your superpower.

Hi everyone,

I’m so excited to share the 10th episode of The Peaceful Flow Podcast with you! This milestone feels like so much more than just a number—it’s a moment of reflection, gratitude, and celebration. And what better way to celebrate than by inviting someone incredibly special to me to join the conversation?

In this episode, I’m joined by my husband, Jon Christian, the founder of Zerkers, a platform that creates transformative experiences through adventure. We dive into the synergy between adventure and flow, exploring how stepping out of our routines and into meaningful connection can transform our lives.

We also talk about how celebration and connection are deeply intertwined—how celebrating milestones like this podcast can be a powerful way to connect with ourselves, our journeys, and the people who inspire us along the way.

During our conversation, Jon shares insights about finding flow in both adventurous and quiet moments, the power of curiosity, and how Zerkers sparks transformation. I reflect on my own realization that interviewing is an extension of the Peaceful Flow Program—a way to celebrate connection and create a space for energy and ideas to flow.

If you’re ready to embrace the adventure of life and find your own sense of flow, this episode is for you!

You can learn more about my work and the Peaceful Flow Program at www.jenjean.com and discover the incredible adventures Zerkers offers at www.zerkers.com.

Plus, if you enjoy hearing us as a couple, don’t miss our Courageous Couples Podcast, where Jon and I dive into meaningful conversations about relationships, growth, and creating a life of courage and connection. Check it out here: https://stan.store/JenJean

Thank you for celebrating this milestone with me. Here’s to many more episodes, connections, and moments of flow!

With gratitude,

JenJean

In this episode of Peaceful Flow, I dive into a topic that touches all of us: stress. After returning from a transformative trip to Costa Rica—where I had the honor of co-creating a project with incredible collaborators like Zerkers-Human Performance Retreats and YouTuber Mitch Summers—I felt inspired to share how we can navigate stress with grace by choosing neutrality.

Stress isn’t something that happens to us—it’s a response we create. By stepping into a neutral, centered space, we can transform how stress impacts us. In this episode, I explore what neutrality is, why it’s so powerful, and how you can practice it in your daily life.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• The concept of neutrality and its role in the Peaceful Flow Method.
• Why stress is a choice—and how to reframe it to serve your well-being.
• Practical tools to stay centered, including breathing techniques, reframing your thoughts, and grounding exercises.
• How mindful nutrition can support your resilience and calm.

I also guide you through a soothing visualization to help you create your own neutral space—a place of calm clarity you can return to whenever life feels chaotic.

Key takeaway: Stress doesn’t have to control your life. You have the power to choose calm, clarity, and neutrality, one mindful moment at a time.

If this episode resonates with you, share it with someone who could use a reminder that they can step out of chaos and into peace. Let’s spread the flow!

Tune in now and reclaim your balance.

In this episode of The Peaceful Flow Podcast, I dive into a topic that I believe touches us all: how to rise above judgment and criticism—whether it comes from others or from within ourselves. I share how embracing grace—the ability to respond to challenges with dignity, composure, and compassion—can transform judgment into a powerful opportunity for personal growth and freedom.

• Understanding Judgment: I talked about how judgment often stems from fear, insecurity, or limiting beliefs—whether we’re judging others, feeling judged, or grappling with our inner critic.
• Shifting Perspectives: I shared how shifting from judgment to curiosity can help us reframe criticism and uncover deeper insights about ourselves.
• Practicing Neutrality: I introduced the idea of seeing judgment as feedback rather than a reflection of self-worth, giving us the space to respond thoughtfully.
• Transforming the Inner Critic: Together, we explored ways to engage with that inner critical voice, replacing self-doubt with affirmations and kindness.
• Responding to External Criticism with Grace: I offered tips for filtering feedback, focusing on what’s helpful, and letting go of what isn’t—all while staying grounded and compassionate.

During the episode, I also led a 2-minute guided exercise to help you release judgment and embrace compassion, making room for understanding and peace.

I end with a reminder that while judgment and criticism are part of life, they don’t have to define us. By practicing curiosity, neutrality, and compassion, we reclaim our power and create a more peaceful, empowering experience.

Let’s keep flowing together. You’ve got this!

In this episode, I explored three transformative concepts: vulnerability, feedback, and ego, and how they intertwine to unlock growth and connection in our lives. At first glance, these topics might seem separate, but when we dig deeper, we see how vulnerability opens us to growth, feedback becomes a tool for transformation, and ego, when balanced, provides the confidence to embrace both.

I unpacked the ego, explaining how it helps us navigate the world but can also create defensive stories that limit our potential. Vulnerability, often mistaken for weakness, is actually a strength that fosters authenticity and trust. I shared personal examples—like owning a misstep at work or being called out by my kids for contradicting myself—to highlight the power of leaning into vulnerability instead of letting ego take the lead.

Feedback was the next layer. It’s not about who we are but what we do, and when we receive it with curiosity and an open heart, it becomes a mirror for growth. I discussed strategies for reframing feedback and staying grounded when the ego wants to react defensively.

Ultimately, I tied it all together, showing how the intersection of vulnerability, feedback, and ego is where true growth happens. I offered practical strategies like cultivating self-awareness, starting small with vulnerability, seeking feedback proactively, and balancing the ego with self-compassion.

My call to action for you this week? Find one area to practice vulnerability, ask for feedback from someone you trust, and observe your ego’s response. Remember, by embracing this trifecta, you open doors to deeper relationships and meaningful growth. Until next time, stay grounded, be peaceful, and keep flowing.

In this episode, I dive into what it means to build trust from the inside out. We’ll explore how showing up authentically, admitting when we don’t have all the answers, and creating space for others to do the same can create a powerful foundation for connection. I’ll share insights into psychological safety—an environment where people feel safe to speak up, share ideas, and take risks without fear. Through a personal story and example, like my experience with “The 3 W’s”—What Worked, What Didn’t, and What We Get to Add—I illustrate how creating an open, blame-free space can transform a team.

To help you build trust daily, I offer practical steps, like practicing transparency, active listening, and appreciation. I also discuss the importance of creating moments for vulnerability and normalizing feedback within your team. These practices empower people to be open, supportive, and connected, which is the foundation of a thriving, trusting team.

Building trust is a journey that takes patience, courage, and consistent actions. But when you’re committed to showing up authentically and fostering psychological safety, you create an environment where trust can truly flourish—and that’s when teams become unstoppable.

In this episode, I talk about how perfectionism sometimes tricks us into thinking we need to have everything “just right” to feel worthy. But often, this isn’t coming from our own inner needs; it’s a response to worrying about how others might judge us. I share my approach to shifting from perfectionism to what I call “peaceful progress.” When we focus less on pleasing others and more on honoring our real selves, we start to let go of the weight of others’ opinions and feel a greater sense of peace.

I also discuss practical steps to move toward a more peaceful, authentic way of living: embracing vulnerability, reframing how we see judgment, focusing on what we can control, and accepting mistakes as essential for growth. This episode is all about reclaiming the energy we often waste on worrying about how others see us. When we do that, we’re free to enjoy more connection, joy, and inner peace.

In this episode of The Peaceful Flow Podcast, I dive into the powerful concept of experiencing joy as a daily practice rather than a destination. Many of us believe that joy comes only after we’ve achieved success, reached our goals, or when life finally feels “perfect.” But what if joy is something we can cultivate right now, no matter where we are in our journey?

Join me as I explore how to shift from seeing joy as a far-off goal to something we can nurture in our everyday lives. I also share five practical tips for practicing joy daily, including being present, practicing gratitude, letting go of perfectionism, celebrating small wins, and prioritizing connection.

If you’ve been waiting for joy to show up in your life, this episode is for you. Let’s start welcoming joy into the present moment, no matter what’s happening around us.

Listen now and discover how to make joy a practice in your life!