Episode 11August 4, 20261:16:53
The GIVE Principle | with Judy Thureson
Judy Thureson didn't start dancing seriously until she was eighteen. Two years later she had an agent, MTV credits, and a world tour — along with a habit of reaching the final round of auditions and then quietly deciding she didn't belong in the room.
Show Notes
<p>Judy Thureson didn't start dancing seriously until she was eighteen. Two years later she had an agent, MTV credits, and a world tour — along with a habit of reaching the final round of auditions and then quietly deciding she didn't belong in the room.She takes Seth through the whole arc: the discipline years, the flow state that won her a music video, the man on a bus who told her she could have a career or a life, and the loss of her son Jacob in 2019 — after which she wrote Beautiful Tragedy in eighteen days and started getting calls from strangers who'd read it and changed their minds about dying.Also covered: the GIVE framework she teaches for staying grounded in chaos, what her son taught her about giving from overflow rather than an empty cup, and the car ride to California that redirected her life.Judy Thureson is a transformational coach, the author of Beautiful Tragedy, founder of The Ultimate Experience, and founder of Get It Movement Pilates in Scottsdale and Gilbert, Arizona. She is also married to this show's producer — arelationship we'd rather you hear about from us.Contains discussion of substance use, suicide, and child loss. 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988 (US).</p><p><br></p>