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  • 10 - Why You Keep Quitting Your Habits (And How to Make Them Stick)
    Struggling to stick to your habits? It's not about discipline or willpower. Here's why you keep quitting habits and the one mindset shift that makes following through effortless. Most people approach habits wrong - chasing streaks, perfection, and arrival points. But habits aren't about self-improvement, they're about self-alignment. When you shift from "I need to do this perfectly" to "this is who I'm becoming," everything changes. In this video I break down: Why habit streaks create pressure that makes you quit The course correction approach to habits (not perfection) How to reconnect to your "why" when habits feel boring The identity shift that makes habits effortless Stop forcing habits. Start aligning with who you want to be. Join Vibe Club  
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  • 09 - How To Actually Heal Your Nervous System
    You've been trying to calm down by talking to yourself, using logic, and telling yourself you're safe. But no matter how much you reason with yourself, your body stays stuck in stress mode. That's because your nervous system doesn't speak the language of words and thinking—it speaks through sensation and experience. In this episode, we're breaking down why cognitive approaches fail when your body is dysregulated, and what you need to do instead to actually reset your baseline stress levels. You'll learn the specific ways your body learns safety through repetition and sensory feedback, plus three powerful methods you can start using today that don't require meditation, affirmations, or hours of brain retraining. If you've been stuck in a cycle of chronic stress and anxiety, this approach will change everything. Join Vibe Club  
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  • 08 - 4 Ways To Challenge Your Negative Self-Talk
    Do you ever catch yourself saying cruel things in your head that you'd never say to anyone else? That harsh inner voice might feel automatic, but it's costing you more than you realize. In this episode, we break down why negative self-talk keeps you stuck and how it's directly connected to your eating habits, motivation, and ability to create lasting change. You'll discover that most of what you believe about yourself isn't actually true—it's just a story your brain has been repeating. We explore where this voice comes from, why it feels so convincing, and what happens in your body when those thoughts spiral. This conversation will help you understand that the way you talk to yourself is a choice, and changing it might be the most important relationship work you ever do. Plus, Maggie shares client feedback on the newly updated Vibe Club courses and why addressing the root cause matters more than quick fixes. Join Vibe Club  
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  • 07 - The Real Secret to Self-Confidence
    Why do some people seem naturally confident while others struggle despite achieving everything they thought would make them feel secure? This episode breaks down the hidden blocks that keep you stuck in self-doubt, even when you've "made it" on paper. We explore how overthinking, people-pleasing, perfectionism, and living in survival mode actually work against building genuine confidence. You'll discover why chasing external achievements for validation creates a cycle that never ends, and how your nervous system plays a bigger role in confidence than you might think. We also dive into the difference between performing confidence and actually feeling it from the inside out. If you've ever wondered why that promotion, weight loss, or relationship didn't give you the confidence boost you expected, this conversation will shift how you think about building unshakeable self-trust. Join Vibe Club  
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  • 06 - How to Stop Letting Other People Ruin Your Day
    Discover why your triggers are actually pointing you back to yourself, not at others. Learn the difference between top-down and bottom-up approaches to emotional regulation, and why taking responsibility for your triggers is the key to reclaiming your power. What You'll Learn The Truth About Triggers and Emotional Responsibility Most people believe their triggers are someone else's fault, but this episode reveals why that perspective keeps you powerless. The hosts explore how triggers actually serve as information about your internal beliefs and patterns, not verdicts about other people's behavior. They discuss the hidden space between circumstances and your emotional reaction, where your meaning-making machine creates the stories that drive your feelings. Understanding Your Nervous System Response When you're triggered, your nervous system responds as if you're in physical danger, even during modern situations like work emails or difficult conversations. The episode breaks down why your prefrontal cortex goes offline during these moments, making rational thinking nearly impossible. You'll learn about the 90-second rule for emotional regulation and why fighting the physical response often makes it worse. Top-Down vs Bottom-Up Approaches to Healing The conversation explores two complementary approaches to emotional regulation. Top-down work focuses on thoughts and cognitive patterns, while bottom-up work addresses the body and nervous system. The hosts share why relying on only one approach often falls short and how integrating both creates lasting change. Practical Applications for Real Life Through personal examples including road rage and workplace triggers, the episode demonstrates how to allow emotions to move through your system without feeding them. You'll discover how to create space between trigger and response, identify the underlying beliefs creating your reactions, and use this awareness to make conscious choices rather than reactive decisions. Relationship Dynamics and Accountability The hosts tackle the nuanced balance between taking responsibility for your emotional reactions and addressing genuinely problematic behavior from others. They explore how trigger work transforms relationships by removing the need for others to change for you to feel okay, while still maintaining healthy boundaries.
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About The Real Work with Maggie Sterling

Can't stop overthinking, emotional eating, or numbing out? You're not broken—you're disconnected from your body. The Real Work helps women break chronic stress, anxiety, and burnout by addressing root causes, not symptoms. Host Maggie Sterling combines neuroscience and nervous system regulation to help you stop self-abandonment, build self-trust, and feel safe in your skin. No toxic positivity—just practical tools for rewiring your brain, regulating emotions, and coming home to yourself. Deep transformation for women ready to stop escaping and start living.
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