Fast Lane with Sara Jayne
The Fast Lane with Sara Jayne Podcast and Blog is for all women managing the hectic pace of life, and our mission is to share stories, ideas and life lessons that can help add a little humor, motivation and support to your busy schedule.
Episode 84: Professional Organizer Regina Lark
Regina Lark is in the Fast Lane discussing how she helps people transform chaos into clarity! Regina is an organizing and productivity specialist who has authored two books and speaks to international audiences helping them improve their lives.
Episode 83: Living a Natural Life with Anna Trefel
Anna Trefel is in the Fast Lane discussing her life long journey with natural living. Anna was raised in a holistic home and after her own health struggles now raises her daughters in a non-toxic, natural home. Anna is an inspiration to how she thrives to help people while living her own best life!
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Episode 82: Living Life to the Fullest with Casey Elmore
She is back!! My friend, Casey Elmore and I have a candid conversation about life. Casey is an inspiration for people who want to step outside of the box and live life intentionally!
Episode 81: 7 Systems Plan with Dr. Pat Luse
Dr. Pat is in the Fast Lane discussing why he came up with the 7 Systems Plan. The 7 Systems Plan has proven time and again how it can help people lose weight, increase energy and overall live a healthier life which is all sustainable. The 7 Systems Plan will begin at Dr. Sara's office in March and she is so excited to offer this to the community! Contact Dr. Sara to attend the free seminar!
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Office Phone: 701.338.3238
Episode 80: Together with Veterans
Together with Veterans is on a mission to help end rural veteran suicide. Randy and Christine are in the Fast Lane to discuss how they are impacting North Dakota.
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Episode 79: The Autonomy Mommy Talking All About Birth
Kyleigh, the Autonomy Mommy, is in the Fast Lane discussing how to overcome birth fears and how birth is not one size fits all.
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What if this is Enough?
What if this is enough?
What if we woke up in the morning, looked in the mirror and liked what we saw? What if we weren't judging the latest hair cut that is too short? What if we didn't hate the gray hair coming through? What if we liked how we fit into our jeans and not judging how our clothes fit? What if we looked in the mirror and we were happy with who we really were?
What if we were happy with the house we lived in? What if we were satisfied with the car we drive? What if we weren't constantly thinking about the bathroom remodel that will make our home better? What if we weren't thinking about needing a vacation because we are just so stressed out? What if we woke up in the morning, liked what we saw, were thankful for our home, our vehicle and our job?
What if we finally gave ourselves credit for all that we have done and all that we continue to do? What if we stop judging ourselves and actual live in the moment and that moment is happiness? How many people live for the fut...
Episode 78: Matt Poepsel is Leading the People
Matt Poepsel is in the Fast Lane talking about leadership! Matt helps people reach their next level by boosting leadership with strength and clarity.
Find Matt here: Matt Poepsel
Episode 77: Christmas with the Klein‘s
Ryan Klein is back to discuss Christmas traditions, having 4 celebrations and buying your spouse gifts.
Grief
"It will get better."
A few words to try and help people deal with their grief. Three words that are meant to console but three words that might not be received too well.
Grief to me is like a fingerprint. It is unique to each of us. None of us respond to grief in the same way because we all process things differently. The loss of a person is devastating. It is devastating to watch a loved one suffer. It is devastating to have a sudden loss of someone. One is not easier than the other. It might be a slight relief to not watch your loved one suffer any longer, but it does not make the pain any less.
For awhile I didn't know how to respond to grief. I remember telling someone at one point how I hadn't lost a close loved one. They said "Well, it might get rough for awhile because you could lose everyone at once." I was shocked at those words and never thought about losing one of my loved ones, nevertheless more than one at a time.
For a long time, I didn't know how to react to someon...
