Cope & Land

Do you feel like every time life is going great, a challenge or hardship inevitably shows up? It is in these moments that we can choose to be better, or bitter. Today, I am talking about the moments in life where we can choose to be better or bitter. When life throws us challenges, it can be easy to allow them to take you down and dim your light. However, each of these challenges are actually brought into our life as moments of growth where we can elevate ourselves and continue to shine our light. Challenges are empowering moments where we have a choice to see the negative or the positive, and when we choose the latter we can overcome anything. Tune in and listen to episode 22 of Cope & Land to learn about the recent challenges that I have been going through, what I learned from reading The High 5 Habit, how you can begin to see the positive in hardships, and why there is a beautiful peace that comes when you choose to be better over bitter. In this episode, you will learn:A recent challenge I've gone through (3:00)About The High 5 Habit (6:00)That there is a lesson learned in everything (11:17)The peace that comes with choosing better over bitter (14:10)Resources Mentioned Book - The High 5 Habit Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Without tears, the soul has no rainbow” In life, tough lessons are necessary in order for our soul to shine as our highest and best self. Today, I am excited to share with you part 2 of the incredible conversation with my mentor, friend, breast cancer survivor, and thought leader, Rivka. In Part 1, Rivka and I spoke about why the way we were parented influences us for the rest of our lives, stories from my past, why we all strive for connection at our core, and so much more. This continuation of our conversation highlights Rivka's powerful understanding of energy, healing, and personal growth.Tune in and listen to episode 21 of Cope & Land to learn about the power of perspective, to embrace and receive the lessons that come with change, how to reassure yourself that the shoe doesn't have to drop, the personal boundaries that Rivka sets for herself and her energy, and so much more. Take this time to reflect and recenter yourself so you can move through life with acceptance and grace on your journey. In this episode, you will learn:What it means when someone is unable to show gratitude (3:35)Why Rivka believes that grief lasts forever (6:35)How to reassure yourself that the shoe doesn't have to drop (17:57)The personal boundaries that Rivka has set for herself (27:38)A centering exercise (35:01)Connect with RivkaFacebook Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Life doesn't have to be a constant root canal.” These wise words from my guest today are ones we all need to be reminded of.Today, I am excited to be joined again by my mentor, friend, breast cancer survivor, and thought leader, Rivka. Rivka has incredible insights around spirituality, energy, manifestation, and so many other incredible tools we can all apply in our lives to achieve ultimate personal growth. Our conversation is full of so many nuggets of wisdom that it will be split into two episodes, with this being Part 1.Tune in and listen to episode 20 of Cope & Land to learn why the way we were parented influences us for the rest of our lives, stories from my past, my reflection on a recent lesson I learned while parenting my daughter, why we all strive for connection at our core, and so much more. It's time for us all to stop waiting for the shoe to drop and to live life in the pursuit of growth! In this episode, you will learn:Why connection is at our core (4:16)How the way we were parented influences who we are as adults (5:37)The ways that we become comfortably numb (9:01)My recent parenting lesson (21:19)How the frequency of our names holds our energy (30:58)Connect with RivkaFacebook Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

“Speak your mind and the rest will follow” I truly believe that speaking your truth will change your life, relationships, and parenting for the better. Today, I am talking about the importance of speaking your truth. Have you been silenced by others throughout your life and are afraid to share your opinions? Too many times we silence ourselves when there is conflict in our lives and relationships, creating suffering, when really these moments of conflict are the most pivotal moments of change. If you're willing to have tough conversations, you will learn that there is a way to navigate them with transparency, and honesty in a way that is still kind. Agreeing to disagree can bring amazing life lessons, open your eyes to new perspectives, and even strengthen your connections with others. Tune in and listen to episode 19 of Cope & Land to learn why I believe it is important to speak your truth, about the period in my life where I silenced myself, why it's important for me to speak my truth as a mother, what tends to happen if we don't speak up, and why you should begin to speak your truth today. I encourage you to live every day with no shame around being wrong or in disagreement because life is too short to be silenced! In this episode, you will learn:The different kinds of silence we experience (2:17)When I began to hold my voice back (4:23)How speaking your truth creates higher connections (10:18)What happens if we don't speak up (15:47)Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

I believe we have to check out to check back in. If you have recently found yourself feeling exhausted, empty, and overwhelmed, take time to check back in with yourself and take the action needed to fill your own cup so you can check back in.Today, I am talking about how staying connected to yourself is necessary in order to show up as the best version of yourself for the other people within your life. When we view self-care as a rare luxury, we are left feeling overworked, tired, and ill-equipped to juggle every aspect of our life at once. We need to make sure that we are consistently filling our own cups first before we fill others. Take time to assess how you are caring for yourself to make sure you are in tune with your mind, body, spirit, and overall well-being. Prioritize your relationship with yourself first and don't feel guilty about it, you are worth it. Tune in and listen to episode 18 of Cope & Land to learn why I recently had to check out to check back in, the different activities and tools that I use in order to connect back with myself, how to fuel your mind to create a fulfilling life, and more. With the hustle and bustle of life, it is easy to put our well-being on the back burner, so if you needed a reminder to schedule in self-care today, this episode is it. In this episode, you will learn:The three houses we all need to possesses within ourselves (4:10)Ways that I connect back with myself (6:10)How to fuel to your mind (12:22)Why I checked out to check back in (20:18)Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Whatever the tasks, do them slowly with ease and mindfulness. It's time that we all stop moving at 100 miles per hour and begin to relax, simplify, and live our life with intention. Rather than taking on each task with the goal of getting it over with, embrace the present and soak in each moment. Today, I am talking about ways that we can all rewire our minds from feeling overwhelmed and dissatisfied with life to replacing those feelings with joy and a sense of enhanced presence. After a summer of rest and relaxation, I am taking the feelings of calm and peace with me into the fall as my family and I navigate the rush of new activities - and I think each of you should as well. When you are moving through life stressed and unhappy while trying to check off your task list, you are missing out on precious life moments with the people that you care about. Slow down, simplify, and begin to enjoy every single experience with a fresh perspective!Tune in and listen to episode 17 of Cope & Land to learn how I have transitioned from someone who let daily stress rule my mood and into someone that seeks out peace and the simple pleasures. I dive into the tools and practices that have helped me maintain this state of being which you can apply to your own life. Take a deep breath, relax, and listen in to learn why you deserve to slow down. In this episode, you will learn:How I am operating from a place of calm moving forward (2:35)To discover if you are truly living in the present moment (7:19)My tools and practices to reflect on how you are living (9:40)To eliminate what is not bringing you happiness (16:24)A daily self-check that you can do throughout your day (22:20)Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

When the moment calls for it, are you able to open up and be real and honest? Or do you live your life in a performative way, never wanting to let anyone catch you sweat or falter? What does true authenticity and transparency look like to you, and how much value do you place on those qualities? For some of us, learning to be more willing to share can be a struggle, but when we're actually able to let our vulnerabilities show, it opens up a whole new world. Today, I welcome my very smart and very funny friend, Jennifer Leath. She's a mother and homeschool teacher of five, a wife of 19 years, a former Army brat, and a first time podcast guest. We share our passion for network marketing, and through it she's truly achieved her dream job. Jennifer is real, transparent, and never afraid to share her truth, and I can't wait for you to get to know her. Tune in and listen to episode 16 of Cope & Land. Jennifer and I talk about her struggle and embarrassment surrounding a major weight gain, the products that brought her back from that time, and how adoption changed her and her family's lives in the most amazing way. We also bond over our strong leadership skills, the masks we wear to protect ourselves, and the incredible rewards of fostering your children's independence. Some questions I ask:How do you plan to pass down your openness to your children? (05:16)What are some of your biggest trying moments where you felt like you were failing? (10:07)Did you make the decision as a family to adopt another child? (17:28)Do you make your kids finish what they've started? (40:04)Where does your sense of humor come from? What do you find funny in life? (45:59)In this episode, you will learn:Jennifer's theory on why she feels so comfortable being open, honest, and authentic (03:20)What Jennifer's childhood was like growing up with a very young mom (07:25)How the adoption process changed her and her family's day-to-day (19:21)What it was like to grow up as an Army brat with a dad who was deployed (25:03)How Jennifer's life and sense of self changed for the better after she turned 40 (30:27)How encouraging your kids to step out of their comfort zone prepares them for real life (37:50)People mentioned:Alita Langford musicConnect with Jennifer:InstagramFacebookWebsiteLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you living the life you thought you were meant to—that everyone always told you to strive for—but still find yourself dissatisfied? Maybe even like the walls are closing in? So many of us set goals and ambitions for ourselves based on what we think our desires are (or what we think they should be), yet once we achieve them, we still find ourselves unhappy. What if you finally cut the cord on that boring slog of a corporate job or your unhappy, unfulfilling relationship and finally, for the first time, allowed yourself to explore yourself and your passions with absolute freedom?Today, I welcome Nadine Grace, a certified master life coach and certified Reiki master with over 50,000 hours invested in personal growth. She was born and raised in Jamaica and emigrated here to the US when she was 17 years old, and she is passionate about living her life on purpose, with purpose. Nadine is also the host of the podcast Universal Grace and uses her platform to spread a message of purpose and passion, while also giving listeners the tools and skills needed to navigate their unique paths. Tune in and listen to episode 15 of Cope & Land. Nadine and I talk about the Law of Attraction, our mutual love for The Secret, and how we as human beings have the ability to do or be anything we desire. We also discuss how Nadine felt after she left her career path in order to raise her son and the joys—and challenges!—of being a momma. Some questions I ask:What is your overall message? And how did that come about for you? (04:25)What do you believe was the real deep spike within you driving that hunger for more? (11:30)How do you start your morning each morning? What does that look like? (19:27)How does someone who's brand new to the idea start to gain their power back and learn to love themselves? (32:16)Who is your “desert island” podcast guru, if you had to listen to just one for the rest of your life? (35:35)In this episode, you will learn:How quitting her unfulfilling office job was just the push Nadine needed to find her true purpose (05:51)That limiting beliefs are acquired, not born (12:49)That whatever we're experiencing on the outside is what we created on the inside, because we're the creators (17:23)Why Nadine believes in saying her affirmations—out loud, in the mirror! (22:28)The project Nadine is currently working on and the very personal reason why she's so excited to see it come to fruition (39:21)Resources mentioned:The Help (movie)Wayne Dyer Connect with Nadine:InstagramLinkedInFacebookYouTubeUniversal Grace podcastLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Imagine a world where fear and anxiety are a thing of the past and you're living a loving, expansive, abundant, and powerful life. Imagine being able to disconnect and detach from the negative energy in your life and connect to your true self. What if there was something inside of you, already there, that could bring you all of this—if you just became a little more attuned to your intuition, inner wisdom, and faith?Today, I welcome Claudette Anderson, the creator of The Truth Method, lover of your soul, warrior for your freedom, and a beautiful being in my life. She's an intuitive and successful business owner, an author, and an investor who is passionate for everyone to remember their true power and their purpose. Tune in and listen to episode 14 of Cope & Land. Claudette and I talk about realizing that the true power comes from within ourselves, why taking responsibility is one of the most powerful things we can do, and the battle with serious illness and the long journey that's brought her to where she is now. We also discuss how the path to truth is never-ending, and how our brains are like a computer—and how we can use that to our advantage Some questions I ask:What do you do? What is the truth and how do you find it? (05:54)How can we learn the truth about what our subconscious is telling us? (12:27)Can you describe the steps we can take to start exploring our potential truth? (17:44)Why are we giving our power away when we look for it outside ourselves? (26:10)Can you tell me an example of a time that someone else has compelled you to act in a certain way? (39:17)If someone's listening right here at this moment, and they're going, “Well, that just sounds crazy!” what would you say?In this episode, you will learn:How one particular event lead me to Claudette and her wisdom (03:31)Claudette's amazing story of healing and what that truth looked like for her (08:00)To make a mistake, learn, course correct, and grow (11:58)Why our gut is considered our second brain and the ties between physical and emotional health (15:05)How Claudette's way of truth is accessible to everyone—not just the religious (30:50)The Law of Assumption: whatever you assume will be true (41:36)Connect with Claudette:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramThe Truth Method podcastBeyond Your Best Plan podcastLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

When you give to others, do you find yourself expecting something back in return? Are you constantly burnt out and exhausted because you're constantly giving more than you're keeping for yourself? Have you ever considered a break up… with these self-destructive habits? It just might be time to stop basing your life on the wants of those around you and to finally show up for yourself. Today, I'm flying solo and talking about breaking up with the version of yourself that no longer serves you. I learned my lesson the hard way—I was forced to make a decision: Do I continue to function only to serve others? Or do I choose myself and my own well-being?Tune in and listen to episode 13 of Cope & Land. Today, I talk about how taking time for yourself is not selfish, and what happened when I finally looked in the mirror and asked myself if I was truly happy. I also tell you about the teachers who inspired me to get to this place, how my relationship with God gives me strength, and how I realized that the way people treat you is a reflection on how they feel about themselves. In this episode, you will learn:How I got to a place where I could live my truth (02:18)The first step in getting to where you can be true to yourself (05:00)How daily affirmations help me on my journey (08:43)Why forgiveness plays such a strong role in my process (11:42)Getting to that free place won't happen overnight, it's a process (15:28)Everything is a gift—every experience, good, bad, or indifferent (16:35)People mentioned:Rivka FromClaudette Anderson Eckhart TolleEsther HicksLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever experienced God's sense of humor? I'm talking about finding yourself in a spot where you never imagined you'd be… maybe even somewhere you'd been skeptical of in the past. He often has a funny way of leading us to the path we're meant to follow—and to the opportunities that we'd have never seen coming. Today, I welcome one of the most inspirational and empowering women I know. Celeste Gwynn is real, raw, authentic, and a woman focused on living with integrity. She is an amazing mother, a successful businesswoman, an empowerer of other women, and I'm thrilled to have her here to share her message today. Tune in and listen to episode 12 of Cope & Land. Celeste and I talk about the world of network marketing, balancing success in our personal lives and in business, and the importance of authenticity. We also chat about how our faith plays into our successes, being the best version of ourselves, and grappling with the not-so-pretty side of being a working mama. In this episode, you will learn:The importance of having positive reinforcement from an early age (05:59)How a series of burnouts brought Celeste clarity about what really matters (15:53)Why communication is so important in achieving successful work/life balance (19:21)How Celeste's children and husband factor into her success—and how they're even following in her footsteps (30:37)How the face of network marketing has changed over recent years (41:11)Celeste's biggest area of growth since she began her network marketing journey (50:41)A little about the mission that Celeste supports and why it's so near and dear to her heart (57:28)Some questions I ask:Do you feel like you've achieved full circle success? (04:59)Can you share a bit about yourself for people who don't know who you are? (07:18)Were there ever times where you had insecurities that you had to overcome? (13:44)What advice would you give someone looking to enter the network marketing arena? (24:48)Would you mind sharing how COVID-19 affected your work and family life? (33:48)As a leader, how do you uplift those that might not have the same innate business confidence that you have? (44:42) Connect with CelesteFacebookInstagramMission Maasai on FacebookMission Maasai on InstagramLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Think about the last time you were faced with a difficult circumstance that triggered anger or grief within you. Maybe it was something like locking yourself out of the house or getting into a fender bender—or maybe it was something more extreme, like a difficult health diagnosis or the loss of a loved one. The next time you encounter a moment like this, wouldn't it be wonderful not to lose yourself in negative thoughts, but to take a step back and embrace it? Adversity can swallow us whole, but it can also be a beautiful tool for growth and development, as long as we allow ourselves to awaken to the possibility. Today, I welcome back my first repeat guest! By popular demand, my heart and thought partner and friend Rivka From is here to chat with me once again. Rivka is a grandmother, a mother, and a survivor who has spent two decades as an executive and personal coach, working to help people discover their true selves. Tune in and listen to episode 11 of Cope and Land. Rivka and I talk about the importance of being seen and heard in your relationships, how viewing her cancer struggle as a vehicle for growth saved her life, and she shares an a-ha! moment or two. We also discuss one of my biggest wake-up moments regarding personal boundaries, the excitement and possibility of an uncertain future, and what it's like to live an awakened life.In this episode, you will learn:How everything that occurs has a divine purpose (04:07)Why it's so important to deal with your grief and pain instead of projecting it outward onto others (10:27)How we can all move forward on a more awakened path (27:01)How not everyone is committed to achieving their highest quality of life (31:07)The correlation between highly successful people and having a trusted partner and guide (38:10)That wisdom is earned through awareness (49:23)Some questions I ask:How do you help people that want to grow but aren't quite awakened to how to do that? (05:10)Could you share some tips on how to down-regulate the nervous system in order to think and speak clearly? (15:35)Do you believe everyone will connect with their soul's purpose while they're on earth? (22:44)How does forgiveness correlate with being more awake in life? (24:16)How do you suggest that people find their accountability? (29:16)What differences do you see in me today from the first time we visited in 2018? (34:55) Connect with RivkaFacebookLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever gone through times in your life where you felt just totally overwhelmed with stress? Like you're struggling to even know who you are, or what positive qualities you possess? Well, relax, you're not alone! Because we've certainly all been there— but wouldn't it be wonderful if there was a tool that could help us avoid going back to that place?Today, I welcome Miss Brittany Comp. Brittany is a Southern girl, a Jesus lover, a wifey, a boy mama, and a certified enneagram coach. She's passionate about personal development and using the enneagram as a tool to help people discover who they are.Tune in and listen to episode 10 of Cope and Land. Brittany and I chat about personality tests, what sets the enneagram apart, and how we can use it as a tool in our personal relationships. Brittany tells me a bit about each enneagram number, how they relate to one another, and how she's used enneagram coaching to help professionals create healthier working environments. Join Brittany and me today… you might just find out a little more about yourself!In this episode, you will learn:How Brittany's plans she had laid out for her future changed once she welcomed her son (06:48)How Brittany uses her enneagram coaching to help others (09:11)A brief explainer of the enneagram (13:35)Why some people test highly in multiple enneagram numbers (22:22)Why the test isn't recommended for children (29:30)How the enneagram can help with conflict resolution (32:07)How our past and our inherent nature influences our enneagram number (43:11)Some questions I ask:How did you get into the enneagram world? What did that look like for you? (06:05)Can you explain how the numbers of the enneagram work? (15:35)Why would my enneagram number (5) make me less likely to take the test? (21:08)Can you tell me a bit about your own number? (32:39)How can the people that love you support you when you're in a place of stress or frustration? (36:02)Are there certain numbers that align with each other better than others for relationships? (40:37) Connect with Brittany:FacebookemailLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Has there ever been something in your life that you've wanted so bad it hurts? Maybe it's a house, a promotion, or maybe it's even bringing a new life into the world. Sometimes God presents us with struggles because He knows that we can learn, grow, and even blossom from them.Today, I welcome my friend Jill Renfro. Jill is a wife, a momma-to-be, an entrepreneur, a Texan, and a voice for those grappling with infertility. She's just a few weeks away from welcoming her beautiful rainbow baby boy, and today she takes us with her on the journey that got her here. Jill chats with me about her long road with infertility, miscarriage, IVF, and how the power of her faith kept her going. She opens up and gets real with me about how devastating her struggle was, the toll it took on her, and how it completely transformed her attitude and outlook on life. Tune in and listen to episode nine of Cope and Land. We discuss Jill's belief in the power of prayer, how her humor helps her cope, and why the dialogue around infertility isn't quite as open as it could or should be. Learn how Jill and her husband's faith brought them closer than ever, why she calls him her “unicorn,” and the incident that convinced her to open up about their struggles on social media. In this episode, you will learn:A little about who Jill is as a person and how her journey changed her (4:38)The pain Jill experienced while being in a season of perpetual waiting (12:24)How Jill's strong marriage with her husband was resolidified by their shared fertility issues (21:24)How Jill questioned herself, as a Christian, if IVF was the right thing to do (27:58)About the loss that I experienced at 26 weeks and how it changed me (32:58)Why it's important to stop making difficult subjects taboo and why it's so helpful to start an open dialogue (39:31)Why we shouldn't make assumptions on where anyone is in their life without knowing them first (48:23)Some questions I ask:Do you see your painful moments where you discover empathy as a gift? (10:15)How long did you try for? Would you mind sharing your timeline and what that looked like for you? (14:25)What were you feeling when your doctor told you that it was time for you to see a fertility specialist? (19:35)What helped you cope with the pain of your losses? (34:11)What's something we can ask a woman when we meet her that's not, “Do you have kids”? (47:03)Would you like to share the name you have picked out? (55:24)Connect with Jill:YouTubeFacebookInstagramLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is the fear of judgement holding you back in life? When you have self-acceptance and forgive yourself for your past, you will be able to live freely and without fear of judgement.Today, I am joined by the amazing Lori Harrison who is my go-to gal for peace and light. Lori is a happily married Oklahoma mom of two, a practical joker, and an unofficial diagnostician. She is loaded with intuition and spirituality and her love for others is unmatched. She has an incredible curiosity that guides her to answering life's toughest questions and walk through life with freedom and transparency. Lori's realness is a testament to her self-acceptance and when you hear her story you will be inspired to do the same. When Lori recognized that her fears of failure and judgement were holding her back from her true destiny, she confronted judgement head-on and shared the most intimate details of her life online. She bravely tells me very personal and intimate stories from her life that have led to her living her truth freely and forgiving her past self. Tune in and listen to episode eight of Cope & Land. Join us as we discuss Lori's journey to accepting herself, how you can begin forgiving yourself, and our advice for facing your fears of judgement.In this episode, you will learn:What caused Lori to be more transparent and real (5:20)How Lori faced her fears (20:40)Lori's thoughts on how trauma impacts health (31:19)How your thoughts create your reality (43:36)The value of different perspectives (59:27)Some questions I ask:Were there things you shared that freed you? (10:24)Are you open to telling me more about what your realization of your purpose was? (23:09)Did you have any physical ailments that were released at that moment? (38:48)Your true passion in life is to help people open their eyes to what? (47:30)Resources Mentioned: Book - Same Kind of Different As MeConnect with Lori:FacebookTwitterLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you been in a relationship where you were a victim of abuse? Many people only view abuse as physical, but there are many forms of abuse that can take place. When you listen to today's episode, you will hear a story that will inspire you to take your power back. Today, I am joined by an amazing woman, Lupe Moreno. Lupe is the host of the podcast Reclaim and Reset Your Life; she's a domestic violence survivor turned transformational life coach, author of the upcoming book, How to Recognize and Avoid Toxic Relationships, a wife, mother to four beautiful children, and a grandmother to three granddaughters. Lupe's story is one of strength, resilience, and faith, and I am so excited for you to hear it.Lupe tells me about the two abusive relationships that she went through, discussing the differences and commonalities between each and how she found the strength to leave. She provides incredible insights that all of us can learn something from and apply in our own lives, whether it is regarding relationships, empowerment, self-forgiveness, grief recovery, and so much more. Tune in and listen to episode seven of Cope & Land. Join us as we discuss the patterns of abuse that Lupe went through in her previous relationships, her advice for listeners, and all about her upcoming book release, How to Recognize and Avoid Toxic Relationships. In this episode, you will learn:About the financial and domestic abuse that Lupe endured (2:51)The pattern that Lupe recognized in her resetting journey (12:49)How God answered Lupe's prayers (19:08)About Lupe's podcast and upcoming book release (24:45)The grieving process that Lupe went through (34:39)Some questions I ask:How did you then go about resetting your life? (10:10)What would you encourage someone who is going through this without support from family and friends? (15:04)What was your self-forgiveness journey? (21:02)What are the top three red flags you would advise people to be on the lookout for? (25:45)What are your three non-negotiables for a healthy relationship? (36:54)Connect with Lupe Moreno:WebsiteReclaim and Reset Your Life PodcastLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

What were you told that life should look like? The environment that we each experience growing up lays the foundation for our ideas of success and happiness. However, when you look beyond what you've always known, you may be surprised at the opportunities and excitement that are possible for your life. Today, I am joined by an incredible woman, Yvonne Veach. Yvonne is my friend, a mother to three beautiful children, and a wife of 25 years to an amazing husband. She is a health and wellness enthusiast working as a personal trainer, working towards her mission of bettering herself, those in her close circle, and beyond. Yvonne has overcome family expectations and patterns with her life choices, pursuing her dreams without letting any limiting beliefs hold her back. Yvonne chats with me about her experience going against the grain of her background, living in a military family, her journey to becoming a personal trainer, what her ‘why' is, and much more. While being a personal trainer has changed her physical fitness, Yvonne's mentality, attitude, and personal development have skyrocketed as well. Tune in and listen to episode six of Cope & Land. Join us as we discuss how Yvonne realized that she wanted more in life than what she was raised to believe, how she maintains her leveled-up mindset, and so much more. In this episode, you will learn:About Yvonne's background and her mindset change (4:10)How Yvonne and her husband met (8:44)The journey that Yvonne took to become a personal trainer (17:55)About Yvonne's personal development resources and aha-moments (24:47)How gratitude has helped Yvonne overcome certain periods of her life (30:00)Three things that Yvonne does every morning to maintain her mindset (33:54)Some questions I ask:Did you have big dreams as a little girl that were maybe repressed by your environment? (7:55)Did you ever experience shame for wanting more outside of raising a family? (12:36)How has health and fitness enhanced your life? (22:51)Have there been any traumatic moments that you're now able to smoothly talk about? (28:11)What are your big dreams and goals moving forward? (39:00)Connect with YvonneLinkedInInstagramPlexus WorldwideLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Life often gives us moments of challenge when we least expect it. When faced with difficult times, it's our strength, character, and faith that we have to lean on to get ourselves through. Our personal growth through adversity not only benefits us, personally, but can also be an incredible tool in guiding and helping others. Today, I welcome my first in-person guest: my friend and TikTok superstar, Kim Dandurand. Kim is an entrepreneur, the mother of two boys, a retired teacher, and youth minister, and a brain tumor survivor. She believes in embracing every moment, that joy is contagious, and that tomorrow is never guaranteed. Kim chats with me about her journey through her illness and how the power of her faith, her positivity, and her intuition brought her through to the other side. She gets real with me about her struggle with God during her toughest times, and how the wisdom of one of her students brought her back to Him. Tune in and listen to episode five of Cope and Land. Join us as we discuss Kim's deep faith, how it was affected by the loss of her father, and the lessons she's learned and the strength she's gained from that tumultuous experience. In this episode, you will learn:About the health scare “mess” that helped Kim find her message (4:30)How music helped Kim through some of her scariest moments (11:56)The way faith can help you find peace beyond anger and bitterness (18:04)How her dad's cancer diagnosis taught Kim an incredible lesson and brought them closer than ever (20:43)How the support of a close friend can completely change a difficult experience (26:16)The way Kim's faith was challenged after her father's passing (28:04)How Kim uses TikTok as a way to embrace life and celebrate joy (36:09)Some questions I ask:Was there a moment in your life that made you change your outlook? (03:25)Where did your anger and bitterness stem from? (31:30)What allowed you to open back up to God? (32:39)What are your big hopes and dreams moving forward? (39:01)Connect with KimLinkedInTwitterTikTokFacebookInstagramLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Has there ever been a time in your life where you felt completely lost, down, or overwhelmed by the toxicity in your life? Have you ever stopped to consider that the thoughts you're thinking are real? That maybe, to lift yourself up, you might need to rearrange the pathways in your brain and focus on accountability? It's a difficult task and there's always resistance, but opening yourself up can change your life. Today, I welcome my friend Rivka, a grandmother, a mother, and a breast cancer survivor. Rivka has spent the past two decades as an executive and personal coach, but I prefer to call her a heart and thought partner. She works to help return and guide people to who they really are. Rivka talks today a bit about her journey with breast cancer and how the diagnosis completely changed her life. She tells me how real, powerful, and transformative our thoughts are—and why it's so important not to let them spread negativity. Tune in and listen to Rivka and me on episode four of Cope and Land. Join us as we discuss her love of radical, radiant self-care, the effect of the ego on our lives, her commitment to life, and what Rivka likes to call “un-therapy.”In this episode, you will learn:A little about what brought me to Rivka and how she helped me change my life (03:30)Why resistance to movement can be a sign that you're on the cusp of something life-altering (06:40)About the ego and how it affects our lives (17:32)A story about Rivka's refusal to receive toxic thoughts, and how we all have that choice (21:29)Why, in order for real growth, you need to create new pathways in your brain (26:05)How there are a million different openings to awakening (33:16)The effects of generational trauma in utero (35:31)Some questions I ask:What prompted your journey to becoming a heart and thought partner? (12:39)What happens when you have someone come to you who isn't open? What does that look like? (15:15)What is one of your greatest life lessons that you've learned? (19:47)How does having an accountability partner help you to stick to your path? (27:51)Do you genuinely embody who you are? (32:46)Can you share with us some parting wisdom? (40:14)Connect with RivkaFacebookResources mentioned:The War of Art- Steven PressfieldThe Legend of Bagger Vance- Steven PressfieldThe Legend of Bagger Vance (movie)Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Have you ever had an “a-ha” moment that forced you to take control over your life? Maybe it came from a failed relationship, a swerve in your career path, or a life-or-death medical emergency. Whatever the catalyst may be, it's so important that we use these moments for growth and view them for what they are: blessings in disguise. Today, I welcome my good friend Sadie Hershewe. Sadie is a mother, an entrepreneur, an overcomer, and an eternal optimist. She's a person I often look to for uplift, empowerment and encouragement, and she has an incredible habit of always wanting to leave things better than when she found them. Sadie shares with us her story of a scary medical diagnosis, the toll it was taking on her, and how she grew to overcome it and reclaim her life. Though she initially struggled with her autoimmune issues, Sadie put her research-oriented brain to work and came out stronger and wiser. Tune in and listen to episode three of Cope and Land. Join Sadie and me as we discuss overcoming the mentality of being a victim, being your own advocate, and living life for yourself. Find out how Sadie's whole world changed when she started setting boundaries. In this episode, you will learn:How a people-pleaser can recover from that mindset (04:09)Sadie's pivotal health moment that forced her to take a step back (07:52)My own harrowing experience with severe thyroid issues (16:52)Some of the research Sadie discovered on her health journey (21:27)The critical realization that Sadie had about her relationship (30:33)Some questions I ask:What was that pivotal moment where you decided to do things differently? (03:26)How was your medical diagnosis affecting your life? (13:54)What actions did you start taking to advocate for yourself? (21:11)What did your life look like after you realized you didn't have to be everyone else's savior? (29:29)What do you envision for your future? (38:00)Connect with SadieFacebookInstagramLinkedInResources mentioned:Operation Underground RailroadPlexus WorldwideLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Has there ever been a moment that you felt compelled to share your story of struggle? Like maybe putting your testimony out into the world might have an incredible effect on others on a similar journey? By embracing our own experiences with turmoil and letting God be our guide, we're often able to discover our true mission. Today, I'm honored to welcome my friend Elizabeth Boyette. Elizabeth is a woman of faith, a mother, a wonderful teacher, and a beautiful soul. She has an incredible, heart-touching story and I think you'll leave today filled with hope, faith, and healing.Elizabeth is kind enough to share with us her husband Cody's struggle with cancer. She talks a bit about how it brought them closer, how their faith and belief in miracles allowed them to embrace the time they were given, and how her life has changed since his passing.Tune in and listen to episode two of Cope and Land. Join Elizabeth and I as we discuss the trauma and grief of the unknown and how sharing your mission can be a source of healing. Find out how Elizabeth has created a new project in Cody's honor and how it's become part of her path to finding beauty through the ashes.In this episode, you will learn:About the struggle Elizabeth and her husband Cody endured (06:07)The moment Elizabeth became determined to be a fighter (09:30)How the COVID-19 lockdown became an unexpected and beautiful gift to the family (16:31)A bit about the stages of grief that Elizabeth experienced (20:19)Why the idea of “choice” is so important to her (23:38)The mission of the Cody Boyette Foundation (31:53)Some questions I ask:Why did you decide to join me today? (03:29)Can you share your journey with us? (04:54)What made you decide to seek a second opinion about Cody's prognosis? (11:42)What did your new life look like as you had to begin to shift everything after Cody's passing? (18:32)How did you make the choice to no longer suffer but grow and rise up, despite the pain? (21:20)What are your hopes and dreams for the future? (30:18)Connect with ElizabethThe Cody Boyette FoundationLet's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Cope and Land podcast. I'm Jami-Laura Copeland and I'd love for you to join me for an awakening. Pull up a chair and sit with me as we have inspiring “Aha!” moment conversations about real life. I'm passionate about helping you find your strength through your struggle.Today, I'd like to introduce myself and share a little bit about my life and the long, winding path I've walked to get here. I'm a single mama, a North Carolinian, and a successful entrepreneur - and I'd love for you to join me on this crazy journey we call life.I surrendered my expectations and kicked over-functioning to the curb. I know a thing or two about love, loss, and overcoming emotional trauma and I want to use my experience to teach you. Together, we can inspire and empower even more people. Tune in and listen to the first episode of Cope and Land. Join me and together we'll learn how to live a more passionate, positive, purposeful, peaceful, courageous and connected life. Let's create the life you can't wait to wake up to!In this episode, you will learn:About the internal struggle I overcame before recording this very episode (01:58)A little about what brought me to this place in my life (08:01)About the life-altering trauma that took me decades to learn to heal from (10:34)How throwing up my arms and surrendering to expectations was just about the best thing I ever did! (14:31)That we can live our lives fully, without toxic coping mechanisms (16:37)About the “Aha!” moment that changed my life for the better (17:10) Let's connect!FacebookLinkedInInstagram Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.