Amanda Doyle
Bio
Multi-talented entrepreneur, trying to figure out who I am in this world while also running a small business. My business, Happily Mander, offers life coaching services, tarot and oracle readings, and much more. Entering my bad bitch era.
Stories (77/0)
What I Learned From My "First" Client
In the summer of 2022, I started to open spots up for testers for my first life coaching program. Technically, this wasn't my first program. I had worked with a few people in my close circle before, but this was different. I had actually worked really hard on this program, put my all into it, and I was going to be offering it to the world for a price. But first, I needed to test it.
By Amanda Doyle4 months ago in Motivation
How to Create Your Own Stability
Life is never stable. Life is constantly moving and evolving, and we go through the waves on a daily basis. What do I mean by this? Everything comes in waves if you really think about it. Some days are up, some days are down. You'll have a really good thing happen, just to have something bring you down a little bit later. And then surprise! Another good thing happens.
By Amanda Doyle4 months ago in Motivation
4 Small Tips to Improve Your Mindset
Your mindset determines how you view and live your life. It is the way you look at things, the way you perceive information, and the basis for all of your thoughts. Your mindset can be everything, as it motivates all of your actions.
By Amanda Doyle5 months ago in Motivation
Five Common Questions People Have About Life Coaching That They're Too Afraid to Ask
Life Coaching is a buzz term in the self-improvement community. Some of the most popular spiritual gurus swear that you need a life coach in order to succeed, and then even some life coaches would claim that a life coach isn't necessary for a successful life. Either way, there are a lot of misconceptions when it comes to life coaching.
By Amanda Doyle6 months ago in Motivation
Why You're Not Broken
When you were a child and you broke a toy, what happened? Your first instinct would be to try and fix it. And if it can't be fixed, it is discarded. Broken is no good. Broken things should go in the garbage. There's no use for broken.
By Amanda Doyleabout a year ago in Motivation
Why Mania May Not Be As Bad As You Thought
When I first got diagnosed with bipolar disorder, I expected extremes. I didn't realize that I had already been experiencing episodes of depression and mania for years. Ever since I was a teenager, my moods were always so up and down. My parents always just said it was puberty. Comes with mood swings, right?
By Amanda Doyleabout a year ago in Psyche
Are You a Loser for Not Finishing School?
So, you didn't finish school. Whether it was university, college, or even high school, there is a large portion of people who have been unable to finish school for some reason. Maybe they dropped out. Maybe they were kicked out. Either way, a lot of these people feel bad about this and feel like they are not enough because of this fact.
By Amanda Doyleabout a year ago in Motivation
How To Take Care of Your Body By Taking Care of Your Mind
I will be one of the first people to say that I don't have the healthiest relationship with my body. Some days I hate it, some days I love it. Some days I could care less about any of this, and I just let myself exist. Unfortunately, those days are rare.
By Amanda Doyleabout a year ago in Feast
