3
Episodes
Monthly
Cadence
2025
First episode

About Grow Into Life

A podcast, exploring science-backed, practical, and psychological tools for living a resilient and fulfilling life. Conversations focus on tangible strategies from modern psychology, neuroscience, philosophy, and real-world wisdom to improve emotional health, cultivate whole-person wellbeing, and navigate modern challenges. Space is made to discuss mental health, English, creativity, entrepreneurship, taking action, and of course the pursuit of enjoying life more. The episodes will include a mix of Elizabeth, her husband Duncan and a wonderful variety of guests. Elizabeth is a well-being life coach, playful creative writing English teacher, and a creative business strategist. She is a wife, and mother of two, and lives with her family in Europe: half in coastal Italy and half in the French countryside. Subscribe to the podcast to capture lifestyle updates, wellbeing inspiration, as well as stories and experiences told by Elizabeth, Duncan and guests. Elizabeth is playful, warm and loves to collaborate and lift others up.

Publisher
Elizabeth Papalia
Category
education · education · health & fitness
Language
en
Explicit
No
First episode
6 Mar 2025
Latest episode
3 Jan 2026

Latest episodes

3 episodes in the feed.

  1. 3 Jan 2026

    What’s so important about connection? Episode Three

  2. 8 Sept 2025

    The roots of Grow Into Life: Episode Two

  3. 6 Mar 2025

    Why Life Coaching?

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