The Living Full Out show with Nancy Solari understands that using your best judgment can be difficult at times. There are several forms of judgment whether that be from us judging others, people judging us, or the judgment we have on ourselves. It is by overcoming this part of our journey in life, that we can continue to grow.

Our first caller Ellie, wants to know if she should take on a possible promotion at work that leads her to a higher salary but keeps her under less than favorable management. Nancy suggests that though this situation seems unpleasant, there is an unseen benefit. Tune in to hear how Nancy explains how this experience will give her skills to progress in her career as well as within herself.

Our next caller Jasmine, would like some advice on how to avoid regretting her college major and if it is too late to change this path. Nancy explains that it is never too late to change which road you want to go down. Listen in as Nancy advises her to trust those instincts that are suggesting this is not for her.

Our inspirational guest Ethan Fisher, knows full well how harsh judgement can be as he was confronted by others questioning him, as well as himself. When faced with tragedy after driving under the influence and taking an innocent life. Discover how Ethan moves forward in life with his goal to help others from making the same mistake.

Our last guest Richard, comes to Nancy seeking guidance on how to embrace the possibility of staying in an assisted living home. Hear how Nancy explains that the best way to understand this is by talking to others who have made the transition. Hear how Nancy advises him to consider his options.

We know that life refuses to give us a perfect situation and we will constantly be at battle with ourselves. There will be times where we believe that the flow of judgment that comes from within and around us is a downward battle. Nevertheless, even when life throws these situations at us, it is through acceptance of ourselves and others that we advance towards living full out.