"Embracing Change: From Resistance to Renewal"

Miriam Mills


Region:
Norfolk
Notice Period:
Regular (more than one month's notice)
Type:
Toastmasters
Fee:
Paid
Category:
Life Skills
Updated:
10th April 2025

Change is inevitable, yet it often brings uncertainty, fear, and resistance. In this inspiring talk, we’ll explore how to navigate life’s transitions with greater ease, clarity, and confidence. You’ll learn why we resist change, how to reframe it as an opportunity for growth, and practical tools to help you move from fear into flow. Drawing on mindset coaching, mindfulness, and emotional resilience techniques, this session offers a roadmap to transform change into a catalyst for personal transformation. Whether you're facing a new chapter or seeking fresh perspective, you'll leave feeling empowered to embrace the unknown with trust and purpose.

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About Miriam Mills

Miriam Mills is a Self-Development and Stress Management Expert with over 25 years of experience empowering individuals to lead healthier, happier, and more fulfilled lives. A certified life coach, yoga teacher, and wellness educator. Miriam blends psychology, neuroscience, and holistic practices to help people reduce stress, rewire limiting beliefs, and unlock their full potential. She is the creator of The F.L.O.W. Process™, a powerful framework for lasting transformation, and the host of the podcast How to Reduce and Manage Stress. Miriam is known for her warm, engaging style and practical tools that create real change.


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