Podcast appearances and mentions of amy budden

Take a deep breath, expand your mind, and get ready, cause today's episode is going to be really special. We meditated, talked and shared with one-of-a-kind meditation guru, Amy Budden. In this episode, we talked about Amy's work, how she mixes technology with meditation and what she believes is behind its success. Also, we will get a little bit personal by asking her how she balance being a mother and a entrepreneur, her hurdles to build her empire and her personal experience using meditation to heal. About Amy Budden: Wouldn't you like to be a conscious creator and learn how to change your brain to create calm and contentment to customize your emotional set point? Yes. You. Can. Use breathwork and visualization to jumpstart your meditation practice and design your life. Known as the “proficient neuro hacker” Amy uses scientifically validated techniques to teach you how to train your brain to change your mind. You can consciously create calm, joy, love and abundance and you can change your beliefs by creating new powerful neuro-pathways through visualization and meditation. Amy's technique is known as the “magic nap” because she teaches a meditation state that is a deep dive into trance without effort. She combines neuroscience, meditation and technology; teaching you how to release and restore. Connect with Amy: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/connectthemind/ Instgram @connectthemind What you'll hear: 1:58 Meditation moment with Traver. 6:02 Who is Amy and what she is building. 11:42 How's a meditation session with Amy. 14:19 Amy's thoughts about the concept of safety and how to create it. 17:00 Why meditation is more effective using technology. 18:00 What needs to happen physiologically during the meditation process to actually make a change. 20:34 How meditation can help the mentally affected people during the pandemic. 21:39 Having a session moment with Amy. 25:09 Amy's thoughts about the positive and negative aspects of Covid-19. 28:18 How she juggles being a mother and an entrepreneur. 29:25 The hurdles she overcame while she was creating her company. 32:25 She talks about what it's like to live and date in Los Angeles. 36:34 Amy's opinion on what's behind the success of her recordings. 42:14 Amy shares how to honor commitments and also have time to relax. 44:44 Pain and discomfort as motivation. 47:13 What's Amy working on right now. 48:43 What can we do to help Amy. 50:25 What she loves about being a woman and a mom. 52:02 What would Amy like to see change about relationships. If you look at the civilized world and think, “no thank you,” then you should subscribe to our podcast so you don't miss a single episode! Also, join the uncivilized community and connect with me on my website, Facebook or Instagram so you can join in on our live recordings, ask questions to guests and more.

Sam Morris came into this world with severe allergies that set him apart from his peers from the time he was born.  That very feeling of being an outsider is what made him so at ease on the tennis court, where he excelled.  The focus needed for the sport he loved kept him from drugs and alcohol until he was nearly 20 years old, but when the floodgates opened he found himself on the bad side of addiction.  With seemingly endless bouts with near-death experiences, and after watching his sister lose her life, Sam fought his way back to sobriety and clarity.  Now he's helping others walk through the fires of addiction and into a renewed life where they can pursue their highest purpose.    SHOWNOTES:   The challenges of re-entering life after rehab, (3:58).  A childhood of severe asthma and allergies, (6:31). The effects of social anxiety, (9:26). Sam’s athletic background despite drastic childhood sickness, (11:31).  How tennis was a life-saver for Sam, (12:42). Two isolated incidents with alcohol at the ages of 13 & 17, (14:51). How a terrible bout with mono led to college instead of the dream to play professional tennis, (18:04). Athletic background as a result of being "crazy" and needing focus, (20:18).  How losing the focus of tennis became the gateway to addiction, (21:40). "Alcohol worked for me until it didn’t”, (23:22).  Strategy to combat addiction: “You cannot forget the pain”, (25:25).  How alcohol can become a higher priority than food or survival, (28:53). A two month rock bottom, (30:44). A five year stretch in and out of rehabs, (30:45). Losing his sister to alcoholism forced him into focus on how he could help, (35:19). "When you start struggling, that’s your window of opportunity...”, (36:08). The role of synchronicity and “the force” in helping Sam survive his near-death experiences, (36:46). "My mindset sets me free”, (38:02). "So what.  Now what?”, (38:29).       LINKS:   Through the Fire Podcast:  http://throughthefires.com  Instagram:    https://www.instagram.com/teloslifestyle/  Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/sgibbsm802   Twitter:   https://twitter.com/TelosLifestyle     RELATED PAST EPISODES OF 10,000 “No”s:    Tim Craley:  https://www.10000nos.com/episodes/ep-57shame-addiction-community-hazelden-betty-ford-counselor-tim-craley   Heather Hayward:  https://www.10000nos.com/episodes/ep-48elite-results-coachheather-hayward?rq=heather%20hayward  Amy Budden:  https://www.10000nos.com/episodes/ep-7-train-your-brain-hypnotherapist-meditation-teacher-amy-budden?rq=amy%20budden    If you like what you hear, please pass on the word. You can also Subscribe through the iTunes Podcast App or on Spotify to have new episodes automatically downloaded to your devices as they are released.

Amy Budden is the founder of Connect The Mind (www.connectthemind.com) and a certified hypnotherapist and meditation teacher. Amy uses scientifically validated techniques based in neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), along with music, sound and light frequencies, to effortlessly train the brain to relax the body and reset the nervous system. Her particular way of incorporating music and hypnotherapy heals the body and the mind to achieve greater states of heart coherence and positive emotions.   Amy's technique is known as the "magic nap" because she teaches a meditation state that is a deep dive without much effort. She also shares her personal story using meditation to help her cope with the devastating experience of having 8 miscarriages before her youngest daughter was born. She is an invaluable resource for women undergoing Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) and helping to improve egg quality and implantation results. Currently, she has several clients over the age of 45 using their own eggs for IVF! Amy works closely with clients 1:1, holds public meditation classes at Unplug Meditation in Los Angeles and provides guided meditations in a corporate environment and personalized recorded meditations for small groups.   Connect The Mind is located in Pacific Palisades, California. She is offering a free guided meditation to anyone who emails her at connectthemind@gmail.com. You can find out more about Amy's work on her website and on IG: @connectthemind. Please subscribe to this podcast and leave a review on iTunes and Google Play - in gratitude, Dr. Ivy

Amy Budden is the founder of Connect the Mind and is a certified hypnotherapist and meditation teacher. Prior to founding Connect the Mind, she worked as a Hollywood film editor and found her way into meditating as a way to recharge when a personal "life quake" hit in the form of a health issue. She is…… Continue reading #19 Waking up thru Hypnotherapy

Known as the “proficient neurohacker”, Amy Budden helps her clients train their brain to change their mind and achieve success. Amy talks about her big career change and how and why she started her business, why personal investments lead to business success, and she shares some amazing meditation exercises. “Meditation is a way to problem solve because really it’s a way of tapping into flow. So what happens neurologically is you basically upgrade your software.” - Amy Budden. Learn more about this episode of She's Got Moxie with Joy Chudacoff at www.JoyChudacoff.com/26

Amy Budden's booming resilience training business, Connect The Mind, came directly from sickness, stress and loss. It was through protecting her daughter from the harsh reactions to heavy doses of meds that Amy discovered the power of Meditation and eventually, with the aid of a decade of study, Hypnotherapy. Having stepped away from her post as one of Adam Sandler's go-to film editors to bear children, Amy "never could have written in a million years" that she would one day serve as a spiritual beacon to so many others, including one of her childhood celebrity idols. But eight miscarriages, a sick child and a painful divorce brought Amy the grief and, eventually, the strength to be able to guide others. From Actors to CEOs to Mothers and others from all walks of life, Amy leads people through their own painful experiences and out into the light of writing their own story by visualizing their desired outcome clearly and concisely. She knows from experience that sometimes everything needs to shatter in order for us to learn how strong we really are. Connect with Amy at ConnectTheMind.com