From matcha to sourdough to perimenopause

Today’s episode with an openminded global citizen that dares to wear a Birkin bag. Meet Niklas: A designer at heart, inspired by movement, people, and everyday moments. Balancing creativity, discipline, and the curiosity for what comes next.   @drschwank @unesurecent @maisonbyniklas  

Today’s conversation with Tanya. A passionate barre and yoga instructor, devoted mom, and sourdough baker turned small business owner, deeply interested in health and fitness —all while balancing the many hats of modern womanhood. We’ve discussed and shared our thoughts, emotions, and life changes with facing perimenopause.   @drschwank @unesurecent @sourdough_at9 @tanyaponya

Moving from bright summer days, to crisper fall days, from deep greens into oranges and reds in fall. This is a turbulent period of transition, restlessness, and melancholia: fall. Lots of us feel restless, more anxious, up in their heads a lot. September is a typical month where everyone goes back to school. Childhood memories of our returning to school appear, making us anxious and unconsciously competitive. If you have children of your own; you might get triggered by them, reenact, and relive your own childhood experiences. It is important to become aware of the dynamics and work on giving them space, without negatively impacting your surrounding. Ayurveda and its philosophy of the individual composition of elements; fire, water, earth in interplay with nature and the different seasons, is an excellent support and mind map to be used, to reestablish balance in body and mind.   Follow your intuition when it comes to grounding your thoughts and feelings. The mind desires to follow its imbalances, whereas the body seeks balance. When in doubt, listen to your body as you’d listen to a close friend.   Consistent Daily Routine: Establish a steady routine for waking, sleeping, eating, and exercise to provide grounding and stability.   @drschwank @unesurecent

womanhood. @drschwank @unesurecent @sourdough_at9  @tanyaponya

Today’s conversation live from sunny Zurich, with Dr. Ela. As a global citizen, Dr. Ela is home in many places and cultures around the world. We’ve discussed the beauty of solo travelling as a woman, the stigma, self consciousness, and the empowering feeling of breaking the societal norms and expectations. Together we inspire, connect, and strive. Thank you Dr. Ela.   @drschwank @unesurecent @ela_oz_la

Today’s conversation live from sunny Zurich, with Dr. Ela. As a global citizen, Dr. Ela is home in many places and cultures around the world. We’ve discussed the beauty of solo travelling as a woman, the stigma, self consciousness, and the empowering feeling of breaking the societal norms and expectations. Together we inspire, connect, and strive. Thank you Dr. Ela.   @drschwank @unesurecent @ela_oz_la

Today’s conversation with Tanya. A passionate barre and yoga instructor, devoted mom, and sourdough baker turned small business owner, deeply interested in health and fitness —all while balancing the many hats of modern womanhood.   @drschwank @unesurecent @sourdough_at9 @tanyaponya

Today’s podcast is a walk and talk conversation with Sophie Eva Allison @sophievallison, Business Psychologist, Yoga, Barre & PT instructor, and Corporate Wellbeing Coach and Ina @themh_warriors,  founder of Mental Health Warriors, a non profit organization for putting mental health disorders in the spotlight. The three of us discussed the importance of our mental health, travel, and a healthy body mind lifestyle.   @drschwank @sophievallison @themh_warriors @drschwank @sophievallison @themh_warriors

Today’s conversation with Haruka on being back home after summer break, long travels, the joy of routines, friendships, mental load, and parenting.   @drschwank @sayakamatcha

Plan well in advance, but arrange some support during the loooooong summer breaks around the world 🌎   -Arrange grandparents to spend precious quality time with your children.   -Plan a fun camp and book it a year in advance. Anticipation joy is the greatest joy!   -Bring a babysitter / nanny on part of your summer break.   -Plan time with friends, kids play well together and all parents get a lovely break, plus kids see other kids!   -Book an upscale family resort with kids and teen club, allowing the essential breather for parents.   @drschwank @unesurcent