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Be Still and Live | Overcoming Overwhelm and Finding Peace in a Busy World Through Faith and Stillness

Be Still and Live | Overcoming Overwhelm and Finding Peace in a Busy World Through Faith and Stillness

De : Gillian Gabryluk | The Stillness Coach Holistic Health Coach Faith-Based Intentional Living Mentor
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ARE YOU AN OVERWHELMED MOM CRAVING MORE INTENTIONAL LIVING, SIMPLICITY, AND JOY IN YOUR EVERYDAY LIFE?

Do you feel like you're constantly rushing from one thing to the next, yet never quite feel caught up?

Are you exhausted by the mental load of family life, digital overwhelm, and the pressure to keep doing more?

Do you miss feeling connected to yourself, your purpose, and God—but aren't sure how to slow down long enough to find your way back?

If that sounds like you, you're not alone.

The truth is, modern life is louder, faster, and more distracting than ever. Many women are carrying full schedules, full calendars, and full responsibilities—yet still feel disconnected, overwhelmed, and silently wondering why life looks full but doesn't always feel fulfilling.

But the answer isn't doing more.

It's creating space for what matters most.

Welcome to The Stillness Coach Podcast.

Each week, you'll discover practical ways to embrace intentional living, create more simplicity, strengthen your faith, and experience greater joy in midlife. Through encouraging conversations, personal stories, and practical tools, you'll learn how to slow down, reduce overwhelm, and build a life rooted in presence rather than pressure.

Hi, I'm Gillian Gabryluk—The Stillness Coach, Holistic Health Coach, and Faith-Based Intentional Living Mentor.

Like many women, I spent years believing the answer to a better life was found in doing more, achieving more, and trying harder. I chased productivity, checked all the boxes, and filled my days with good things—yet still felt disconnected from the peace and purpose I was searching for.

Everything changed when I discovered that stillness wasn't something to earn after life slowed down.

It was the path that helped life slow down.

Through simplifying, reconnecting with my faith, and intentionally creating space for what mattered most, I found more peace, clarity, purpose, and joy than I ever found through striving.

Now I help overwhelmed moms do the same, and then use that wisdom to bring peace to their homes.

Inside this podcast, you'll learn how to:

✨ Practice intentional living in a busy world

✨ Embrace simple living without sacrificing what matters most

✨ Strengthen your faith and deepen your relationship with God

✨ Navigate midlife with greater purpose, peace, and confidence

✨ Regulate your nervous system and reduce overwhelm

✨ Manage digital overwhelm and reclaim your attention

✨ Create healthier rhythms for family life and personal growth

✨ Find more joy in the ordinary moments of everyday life

Because this isn't about becoming more productive.

It's about becoming more present.

If you're ready to slow down, simplify, reconnect with God, and create a life that feels as meaningful as it looks, you're in the right place.

Hit play, subscribe, and let's rediscover what matters most—together.


New episodes every Tuesday.


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    You'll learn a practical strategy parents can teach during anxious moments, combining expressive movement with a simple breathing reset to create clarity and calm. Whether you're a parent, educator, or coach, this conversation offers actionable insights for supporting youth mental health and helping kids thrive in a rapidly changing world.

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  • #34: Purpose Beyond Your Job: How to Find Your Purpose in the Age of AI with Paul Marcellino
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    This podcast is produced, mixed, and edited by Cardinal Studio.
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