HHH - Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset: The "Bubblegum Brain" Shift That Changes Everything

HHH - Healing VS Fixing: what's the difference and how to begin healing

Fixing treats us like a problem to be solved. How can we stop trying to repair ourselves and let healing truly begin. Healing is a process and allows for growth. Join Steph, AJD, and Jenn in a discussion on healing and how to approach improvement in your journey.

HHH - Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset: The "Bubblegum Brain" Shift That Changes Everything

What if the biggest thing holding us back is a sentence we keep repeating in our own minds? In this roundtable episode of The Health, Healing & Happiness Podcast, we explore the powerful difference between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset through the lens of the book Bubblegum Brain by Julia Cook. Using the playful metaphor of "bubblegum brain vs brick brain," the conversation looks at how the way we think about our abilities shapes our lives. We talk about how mindset shows up in real life, including parenting, relationships, work, leadership, and everyday habits. From saying "I can't do that" to simply adding the word "yet," small language shifts can open the door to growth, curiosity, and resilience. In this episode we discuss: • The difference between growth mindset and fixed mindset • How labels and beliefs become "wrappers" that keep us stuck • Why adding the word "yet" can change the way we approach learning • The role of community and relationships in personal growth • Simple phrases and practices that help shift from brick brain to bubblegum brain If you've ever caught yourself saying "I'm just not good at that," this episode offers a fresh perspective on how to move from feeling stuck to becoming more flexible, curious, and capable. Because growth doesn't happen through perfection. It happens through awareness, practice, and the willingness to stretch.

HHH - The Unhinged Episode: Humor, Boundaries & Being Human

What happens when a wellness podcast throws out the outline and just gets curious? In this episode of Health, Healing & Happiness, there's no framework, no expert deep dive, and no tidy takeaway. Instead, we ask each other a stack of random, slightly unhinged questions and let the conversation unfold. Topics include: • How many fries is too many fries • Are you feral before breakfast • Would you board a UFO if invited • Bank account or search history • Smartest or funniest person in the room • And what push notification your body wishes it could send you Some answers are ridiculous. Some are surprisingly revealing. All of it is human. Because health is not only about routines, protocols, and optimization. It is also about humor, boundaries, connection, and the way we show up around a table with other people. If you need a break from self-improvement culture and just want to listen to real conversation, this episode is for you. Email us your answers or send in your own unhinged questions at hhh@jadebloom.com. We might use them in a future episode.

HHH - The Anti-Convenience Diet: Why You Need to Add Friction to Your Life

Technology has made our lives incredibly frictionless, but it's also made us unable to endure basic hurdles. In this episode, we dive into the philosophy of Friction Maxxing. We discuss how constantly avoiding discomfort leads to anxiety, and how choosing the harder way—the non-optimized way—can actually lead to a more fulfilling life. We'll share examples of how to put down the smartphone, embrace the boredom, and build a stronger, more present mind.

HHH - From Stuck to Strong: How Small Movements Transform Your Mental & Physical Health

Discover practical, sustainable ways to move your body and transform your wellness journey in this eye-opening episode of Health, Healing, and Happiness. Learn how to break free from all-or-nothing fitness thinking and create movement habits that actually stick. We dive into the powerful connection between physical activity and mental health, exploring how regular movement helped one of us was able to discontinue SSRI medication (under doctor supervision) and reduce anxiety naturally. This episode reveals the surprising truth about cortisol-friendly exercise (why walking beats running for stress management), the importance of building muscle mass as we age, and simple strategies to make movement joyful rather than punishing. You'll discover actionable tips for starting small with just 10-15 minutes of movement, energy-based exercise planning, and how to gamify your fitness with smart guardrails. Whether you're struggling with motivation, dealing with stress-related fatigue, or looking for sustainable fitness solutions, this conversation provides the roadmap to building a movement practice that supports your mental wellbeing while strengthening your body. Learn the secret to fitness that actually works by listening to your body's needs rather than overriding them.