#62 - Living with Anxiety + Destigmatizing Mental Health ft. Annie Jacobsen

Ever since the genesis of this podcast, I've been dying to have this conversation! Today's episode features Annie Jacobsen, one of my best friends, Remote Year travel compadre, former RY roomie and just an all-around amazing human being. She's been on the podcast before (see the rambunctious group interview in episode #8), but I've been dying to have her on to talk a bit more about her long-term struggles with anxiety, what it's like, what the misconceptions and stigmas are, how she's struggled with it, how to better understand it even if you're just trying to support a friend or family member and what it's like to live with anxiety. I'm so grateful to her for sharing her story and for telling some never-before-heard personal stories to paint a really intimate picture of what life with anxiety is like!

WHAT WE TALK ABOUTโ€ฆ

  • How the logical steps of school, getting a degree and being a D1 athlete helped her naturally manage her anxiety

  • Anxiety and a lack of control

  • Managing anxiety through boundary setting, recharging and accountability buddies

  • What you should and should not say + do if someone you know experiences anxiety

  • Talking about it + destigmatizing it

  • Travel and its effects on anxiety

  • So much more!

Resources in this episode:

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Books and resourcesโ€ฆ โ€œNotes on a Nervous Planetโ€ by Matt Haig - click here; The Calm App - Meditation Techniques for Stress - click here; Mini trampoline - click hereโ€ฆ

Ellyn Schinke | Head Coach, Tutor, & Notion Nerd

Sustainable performance coach, Notion Ambassador, and academic tutor helping high-achieving founders and students build systems and strategies for the long game. Founder of Coach Ellyn LLC and host of the Burnout-Proof Podcast.

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