Women Who Misbehave

This week Betsy tells us all about her experience attending the Tony Robbins' personal development seminar, "Unleash the Power Within." She shares her top 10 takeaways and talks about her experience with the famous fire walk.

Linda faced challenges last week and looks for resolve in the practice of deliberate creation but she's then faced with an important question. Instead of seeking the answer outside herself she decides to go within and ask her intuition.

This week we discussed the inner you, the "ego." In another revealing conversation, Linda and Betsy fess up to the ways their ego has impacted their lives. Linda gives us the lo-down on what is the ego, how it helps or hurts us, and how it relates to every aspect of our life. We also go into what the ego has to do with our current political climate. In Current Isshoes, we continue talking about "paying it forward," and our actions of the week. Plus! Life updates, and a quick work about the presidential budget and why it keeps Betsy up at night.

In this week's episode we have a challenging conversation you won't hear anywhere else! First, how do we let go of things? How is releasing something a way of paying it forward? Then we get into #adaywithoutawoman and the history behind International Women's Day. We dive into the purpose of these efforts using Iceland as a case study. We discuss why this history matters in this moment in time, and how we feel about the criticisms of the effort about who can and can't participate. We also get into the importance of having difficult conversations about political issues whether online or IRL. Also, what does it mean to have "privilege." and what happens when we argue about race, poverty and class. In Current Isshoes, Linda gives us a tip on how to make "Yes or No" decisions using a big decision Betsy made as an example.

It's Women's History Month! In this mini-episode, we talk about our experiences at the We All Grow Summit and the power of sisterhood. We also dive into an emotional conversation about the women who saved our lives, and the lessons they left us with. In our "Current Isshoes" segment, we talked about the importance of paying it forward and the small ways we can help others.