Podcasts about carolina vee

In this Episode: Our guest, Carolina Vee, a grandfather-granddaughter incest survivor from Canada joins us to discuss her reliance on grit to move forward. She provides a summary of her childhood abuse, reporting to authorities, being further traumatized by the judicial process, and the aftermath of that reporting. We then focus on how she relied on grit to move forward specifically: A glimpse into what has changed in the judicial system for child victims providing testimony The impacts on her life and relationships in her late teens and twenties The gift her therapist gave her Her thoughts on "Grit" as the true indicator of success including her definition of "Grit" and its 4 interconnected components. The concept of “internal social proof” How we are the authors of our own stories   Please visit our website at www.tailofhebell.com for show notes and further information.   If you like our work, please subscribe, rate and review on Apple podcasts.   Feedback is always welcome appreciated…drop us a line at info@tailofthebell.com . YANA!

Caroline came back for round 2 with me and it was even better! Her puppy plays in the background, and we talk about gaining grit for life, her 4-week coaching program, stop thinking and start doing, seeing people's prejudice against her parents and looking white although she's mixed race. What does confidence mean to YOU - are you intimidating or are they intimidated? IN HER WORDS: name is Carolina [care-oh-lee-nah] and I am a Confidence & Life Purpose Coach for spiritual millennial women looking to feel connected to their purpose in life, in a way that feels the most true for THEM. As someone who checked-off ALL the boxes and followed the roadmap laid out for me by society, I realized that I still didn't feel free, I wasn't able to embrace my creativity, and I was lacking that sense of excitement and fulfillment in my life. And I've made it my mission to go against the grain and REDEFINE what success looks and feels like, one spiritual millennial women at a time. http://www.carolinavee.com/ ( www.carolinavee.com) Instagram: @carolinavee_ Free Video Training - 5 Ways To Gain Grit: bit.ly.gaininggrit --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-naked-podcaster/message Support this podcast

The podcast where we get personal with notable Winnipeggers Nicolas Bueno and Kanen Ling are back this week with a brand new episode of Winnipeg's Finest! Today's guest is clarity coach Carolina Vee! We talk about her new podcast, Don Cherry's Remembrance Day remarks, facing your fears and learning how to brave the unknown. It was a trip. Catch a new episode every Monday at 7 PM! We are growing so fast and appreciate every single fan and act of support and appreciation! Make sure to get more content by following us on social media: Twitter and Instagram: @wpgsfinestpod My Ride Auto: Eric Parent: 204-297-2824 @parent1111 on Instagram Unity Underwear: https://unityunderwear.com/ Use our code "WPGSFINEST" for 20% off all products!! JELLYFISH FLOAT SPA: CODE FOR 15% OFF EVERY FLOAT: "wpgsfinest" Instagram: @jellyfishfloatspa Twitter: @floatwinnipeg website: jellyfishfloatspa.com (204) 294-9890 894 St. Mary's Interviewee's social media: Instagram: @carolinavee_ BEATS: Kav Gandhi: (https://soundcloud.com/kavgandhi) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicolas-bueno/support

This week’s interview episode is a little bit different because… I’m the one being interviewed! Yes, Dakotah Rogers was oh so sweet to send me the recording of our amazing conversation so I could put it as an episode for the podcast. I’m so excited to share this journey with you and to give the introverts listening hope that you don’t have to change who you are, to be confident with who you are. Instant Access to Free Video Training: 5 Ways To Gain Grit here Come check out my Instagram @carolinavee_ Visit my website here Check Dakotah out on his website

In this episode, I chat with Carolina (care-oh-lee-nuh) about how she grew up in poverty with her mother, who also suffered from OCD and bipolar disorder. Carolina always knew she was a mistake and carried a lot of blame around from things her mother would say. Carolina suffered sexual assault by her grandfather, moved out of the house when she was 16 with two garbage bags and eventually cut ties with both of her parents.   For full show notes and links to everything referenced in this episode, please visit www.ourhardknocks.com. Follow on Instagram @hardknocks.podcast Like the Facebook page FB.com/hardknockspocast If you have your own story to share, please send me a DM or email (hardknockspod@gmail). I would really love for you to sign up for email notifications on the website, as well as rating and subscribing to the podcast so that others can find the words they need to hear.

If you like Carolina Vee please go on her website or listen to her podcast,THE WAY I C IT wherever you listen to podcasts! The link she mentions at the end of this podcast is actually bit.ly/Cyourdirection instead!

Today, I'm joined by the wonderful Carolina Vee. Carolina is a loud and proud Canadian from the glorious prairies of Manitoba. She was made to believe she was a mistake and wasn't wanted in this world. After battling child abuse, sexual assault, mental illness, and self-hate, she now finds herself using her traumas, stories, and experiences to help others feel less alone in theirs and find the light in life.  SHOWNOTES:https://www.katherinerose.com.au/carolina INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/katherinerosecoach

What does self-confidence mean to you? Is it something you see in others that you want to strive to? Or is it something that you should find within yourself? In today's world of social media, it's WAY too easy to get caught up in comparison! We can start to feel less confident in ourselves when we see other people being the life of the party. But here's the thing: finding confidence can be more than being the life of the party! We're talking about that and SO much more in today's episode. My guest this week is sharing what she's learned in her journey of finding confidence and purpose. Carolina Vee is a confidence and life purpose coach who uses her experiences to help others feel less alone and find the light in life. HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: Why clarity is the first step to building self-confidence Carolina's step-by-step guide to using the Law of Attraction in your favor How you can find your purpose How to overcome the overwhelm Click here to head over to the show notes to grab this week's email tribe exclusive answers. While you're there, leave a comment and let me know what your favorite take-a-way was from this episode. Did you know I have a free Facebook accountability group? If you've got a dream you want to bring to life and want to be around other women doing the same then join us in the Action Takers Lounge!

At just eight years old, Carolina was sexually assaulted for the first time, by her maternal Grandfather. With an already difficult relationship with her Mother who was physically and mentally abusive to her, she still managed to share with her Mother what had happened. However without knowing as a child what action was taken, she remained quiet while she was abused by other family members. Find out in this powerful podcast how this impacted Carolina as a teenager, why she called herself a ‘Monster’ and how she refused to allow what she came from to determine what she became…

Loud and proud Canadian Carolina Vee brings inspiration to the show today and how living her purpose, sharing truth, community and perspective has shaped her into a clarity coach that she is today. Carolina shares epically simple steps for create personalized affirmations, life altering routines and mindful meditation. This show is a MUST LISTEN. RESOURCES: Hear Carolina on her podcast "The Way I C It" or book a free 1:1 discovery call to gain some clarity: https://www.11-11illuminations.com/discovery Christa Biegler: https://www.christabiegler.com/ Less Stressed Life Podcast: http://lessstressedlife.libsyn.com/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-less-stressed-life Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Ikp36fgzqpahmwintnk6fttvpli  

My guest for this episode is Carolina Vee. She has an extremely important story to tell and we are so privileged to have her on the show.As a victim of sexual abuse, it took a long time for Carolina to untangle the knotted aspects of her life. She sought healing, self-forgiveness, absolution from self-directed blame, happiness, meaning, purpose, and eventually, through her inner strength, managed to come out of the other side of her difficult life very much still intact (and flourishing!).Now, she has found a healthy, functioning, beautiful relationship. Her journey has been full of tribulations and hardships, but through resolve and time, she has transformed into a version of herself that she can love. Always struggling to find love in herself, she has now found it.And that’s the most important aspect of her story; that through all of it, she now understands that it was never her fault. There was never any reason to blame or hate herself. With knowledge and understanding comes liberation and a separation of the self from past events.But instead of burying her past or completely severing any connective ties, she has chosen instead to share her story across multiple platforms. She talks about her personal story on her podcast, ‘The Way I C It’, and she regularly talks to others, in order to help. Listen along and get inspired by the strength and emotional resiliency of Carolina Vee.The BeginningCarolina starts off her story in a devastating fashion: her sexual abuse started with her grandfather. This all happened between the ages of 8-14. And it wasn’t until a few years into the abuse that her mother found out. Carolina, being just a little girl, didn’t know how to articulate the trauma. Her mother took her own father to court (Carolina’s grandfather) for the abuse. But the abuse would continue.Moved Out at SixteenAfter taking her Grandpa to court, she was abused by three other family members. And at this point, one of the most tragic parts of her story is told: because she hadn’t known her grandfather was convicted of the abuse, and because no one had told her, she took the lack of legal reinforcement as a sign that nothing had happened. And this, in turn, meant that she stopped trying to report the three other instances she was abused by family members. In her mind, she didn’t see the point. By the time she had turned 16, she had moved out. Really, really powerful stuff. Listen along to hear it told in Carolina’s own words.Survival Through DisconnectionAt first, Carolina survived by disconnecting from her trauma. She then realized that we all can’t choose the cards we are dealt; but, we can choose how to play those cards. Yes, there were many aspects of her life that she wasn’t ready to deal with, and which she disconnected from unconsciously, but for the most part, she worked hard full time and school and work. She stayed out of trouble and escaped through the grind of hard work. Eventually, though, she ran into more obstacles.Locked InAfter suffering more non-consensual sex, this time at the hand of her high school boyfriend, she realized she needed to escape that situation. She was working way too hard and not getting any sort of support. Her boyfriend eventually ended up locking her in her apartment. When she had a brief opportunity to make a run for it, she did. Hear her tell the story, by tuning in.Turning Point!By the age of 23, she had reached a turning point. After having burnt herself out from partying and the constant need for companionship, she settled down for a year. She didn’t date anyone and basically kept to herself. All of the professed promiscuity and partying was necessary: she got it all out of her system and eventually needed to distance herself from that. And it was during this time that she arrived at a turning point in her development as a person. She had talked to therapists and opened herself up to change and it happened!Fairy Dust and UnicornsThe next pivot point for Carolina was one of a sexual nature. She had struggled all of her life with conjoining both feelings of affection and sexual desire and it wasn’t until she met her unicorn of a boyfriend that everything congealed. She is the happiest she has ever been! For more context on the fairy dust and unicorn aspects of Carolina’s life, listen along and all will be explained.Links for Carolina:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/misslinavee/Podcast - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-way-i-c-itWebsite - https://www.11-11illuminations.com/More info:Book and New Course - https://sexwithoutstress.comWeb - https://www.bettersexpodcast.com/Sex Health Quiz - http://sexhealthquiz.com/If you’re enjoying the podcast and want to be a part of making sure it continues in the future, consider being a patron. With a small monthly pledge, you can support the costs of putting this show together. For as little as $2 per month, you can get advance access to each episode. For just a bit more, you will receive an advance copy of a chapter of my new book. And for $10 per month, you get all that plus an invitation to an online Q&A chat with me once a quarter. Learn more at https://www.patreon.com/bettersexpodcastBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/

My guest for this episode is Carolina Vee. She has an extremely important story to tell and we are so privileged to have her on the show.As a victim of sexual abuse, it took a long time for Carolina to untangle the knotted aspects of her life. She sought healing, self-forgiveness, absolution from self-directed blame, happiness, meaning, purpose, and eventually, through her inner strength, managed to come out of the other side of her difficult life very much still intact (and flourishing!).Now, she has found a healthy, functioning, beautiful relationship. Her journey has been full of tribulations and hardships, but through resolve and time, she has transformed into a version of herself that she can love. Always struggling to find love in herself, she has now found it.And that’s the most important aspect of her story; that through all of it, she now understands that it was never her fault. There was never any reason to blame or hate herself. With knowledge and understanding comes liberation and a separation of the self from past events.But instead of burying her past or completely severing any connective ties, she has chosen instead to share her story across multiple platforms. She talks about her personal story on her podcast, ‘The Way I C It’, and she regularly talks to others, in order to help. Listen along and get inspired by the strength and emotional resiliency of Carolina Vee.The BeginningCarolina starts off her story in a devastating fashion: her sexual abuse started with her grandfather. This all happened between the ages of 8-14. And it wasn’t until a few years into the abuse that her mother found out. Carolina, being just a little girl, didn’t know how to articulate the trauma. Her mother took her own father to court (Carolina’s grandfather) for the abuse. But the abuse would continue.Moved Out at SixteenAfter taking her Grandpa to court, she was abused by three other family members. And at this point, one of the most tragic parts of her story is told: because she hadn’t known her grandfather was convicted of the abuse, and because no one had told her, she took the lack of legal reinforcement as a sign that nothing had happened. And this, in turn, meant that she stopped trying to report the three other instances she was abused by family members. In her mind, she didn’t see the point. By the time she had turned 16, she had moved out. Really, really powerful stuff. Listen along to hear it told in Carolina’s own words.Survival Through DisconnectionAt first, Carolina survived by disconnecting from her trauma. She then realized that we all can’t choose the cards we are dealt; but, we can choose how to play those cards. Yes, there were many aspects of her life that she wasn’t ready to deal with, and which she disconnected from unconsciously, but for the most part, she worked hard full time and school and work. She stayed out of trouble and escaped through the grind of hard work. Eventually, though, she ran into more obstacles.Locked InAfter suffering more non-consensual sex, this time at the hand of her high school boyfriend, she realized she needed to escape that situation. She was working way too hard and not getting any sort of support. Her boyfriend eventually ended up locking her in her apartment. When she had a brief opportunity to make a run for it, she did. Hear her tell the story, by tuning in.Turning Point!By the age of 23, she had reached a turning point. After having burnt herself out from partying and the constant need for companionship, she settled down for a year. She didn’t date anyone and basically kept to herself. All of the professed promiscuity and partying was necessary: she got it all out of her system and eventually needed to distance herself from that. And it was during this time that she arrived at a turning point in her development as a person. She had talked to therapists and opened herself up to change and it happened!Fairy Dust and UnicornsThe next pivot point for Carolina was one of a sexual nature. She had struggled all of her life with conjoining both feelings of affection and sexual desire and it wasn’t until she met her unicorn of a boyfriend that everything congealed. She is the happiest she has ever been! For more context on the fairy dust and unicorn aspects of Carolina’s life, listen along and all will be explained.Links for Carolina:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/misslinavee/Podcast - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-way-i-c-itWebsite - https://www.11-11illuminations.com/More info:Book and New Course - https://sexwithoutstress.comWeb - https://www.bettersexpodcast.com/Sex Health Quiz - http://sexhealthquiz.com/If you’re enjoying the podcast and want to be a part of making sure it continues in the future, consider being a patron. With a small monthly pledge, you can support the costs of putting this show together. For as little as $2 per month, you can get advance access to each episode. For just a bit more, you will receive an advance copy of a chapter of my new book. And for $10 per month, you get all that plus an invitation to an online Q&A chat with me once a quarter. Learn more at https://www.patreon.com/bettersexpodcastBetter Sex with Jessa Zimmermanhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/

My guest for this episode is Carolina Vee. She has an extremely important story to tell and we are so privileged to have her on the show. As a victim of sexual abuse, it took a long time for Carolina to untangle the knotted aspects of her life. She sought healing, self-forgiveness, absolution from self-directed blame, happiness, meaning, purpose, and eventually, through her inner strength, managed to come out of the other side of her difficult life very much still intact (and flourishing!). Now, she has found a healthy, functioning, beautiful relationship. Her journey has been full of tribulations and hardships, but through resolve and time, she has transformed into a version of herself that she can love. Always struggling to find love in herself, she has now found it. And that's the most important aspect of her story; that through all of it, she now understands that it was never her fault. There was never any reason to blame or hate herself. With knowledge and understanding comes liberation and a separation of the self from past events. But instead of burying her past or completely severing any connective ties, she has chosen instead to share her story across multiple platforms. She talks about her personal story on her podcast, ‘The Way I C It', and she regularly talks to others, in order to help. Listen along and get inspired by the strength and emotional resiliency of Carolina Vee. The Beginning Carolina starts off her story in a devastating fashion: her sexual abuse started with her grandfather. This all happened between the ages of 8-14. And it wasn't until a few years into the abuse that her mother found out. Carolina, being just a little girl, didn't know how to articulate the trauma. Her mother took her own father to court (Carolina's grandfather) for the abuse. But the abuse would continue. Moved Out at Sixteen After taking her Grandpa to court, she was abused by three other family members. And at this point, one of the most tragic parts of her story is told: because she hadn't known her grandfather was convicted of the abuse, and because no one had told her, she took the lack of legal reinforcement as a sign that nothing had happened. And this, in turn, meant that she stopped trying to report the three other instances she was abused by family members. In her mind, she didn't see the point. By the time she had turned 16, she had moved out. Really, really powerful stuff. Listen along to hear it told in Carolina's own words. Survival Through Disconnection At first, Carolina survived by disconnecting from her trauma. She then realized that we all can't choose the cards we are dealt; but, we can choose how to play those cards. Yes, there were many aspects of her life that she wasn't ready to deal with, and which she disconnected from unconsciously, but for the most part, she worked hard full time and school and work. She stayed out of trouble and escaped through the grind of hard work. Eventually, though, she ran into more obstacles. Locked In After suffering more non-consensual sex, this time at the hand of her high school boyfriend, she realized she needed to escape that situation. She was working way too hard and not getting any sort of support. Her boyfriend eventually ended up locking her in her apartment. When she had a brief opportunity to make a run for it, she did. Hear her tell the story, by tuning in. Turning Point! By the age of 23, she had reached a turning point. After having burnt herself out from partying and the constant need for companionship, she settled down for a year. She didn't date anyone and basically kept to herself. All of the professed promiscuity and partying was necessary: she got it all out of her system and eventually needed to distance herself from that. And it was during this time that she arrived at a turning point in her development as a person. She had talked to therapists and opened herself up to change and it happened! Fairy Dust and Unicorns The next pivot point for Carolina was one of a sexual nature. She had struggled all of her life with conjoining both feelings of affection and sexual desire and it wasn't until she met her unicorn of a boyfriend that everything congealed. She is the happiest she has ever been! For more context on the fairy dust and unicorn aspects of Carolina's life, listen along and all will be explained. Links for Carolina: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/misslinavee/ Podcast - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-way-i-c-it Website - https://www.11-11illuminations.com/ More info: Book and New Course - https://sexwithoutstress.com Web - https://www.bettersexpodcast.com/ Sex Health Quiz - http://sexhealthquiz.com/ If you're enjoying the podcast and want to be a part of making sure it continues in the future, consider being a patron. With a small monthly pledge, you can support the costs of putting this show together. For as little as $2 per month, you can get advance access to each episode. For just a bit more, you will receive an advance copy of a chapter of my new book. And for $10 per month, you get all that plus an invitation to an online Q&A chat with me once a quarter. Learn more at https://www.patreon.com/bettersexpodcast Better Sex with Jessa Zimmerman https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/better-sex/More info and resources: How Big a Problem is Your Sex Life? Quiz – https://www.sexlifequiz.com The Course – https://www.intimacywithease.com The Book – https://www.sexwithoutstress.com Podcast Website – https://www.intimacywithease.com Access the Free webinar: How to make sex easy and fun for both of you: https://intimacywithease.com/masterclass Secret Podcast for the Higher Desire Partner: https://www.intimacywithease.com/hdppodcast Secret Podcast for the Lower Desire Partner: https://www.intimacywithease.com/ldppodcast

The podcast where we get personal with notable Winnipeggers Nicolas Bueno returns this week with a brand new episode of the Shooters Shoot Podcast! Today we chat with Hall-of-Fame podcaster Carolina Vee about the importance and popularity of podcasts, the public school system, the 2016 US Presidential debate, religious ideals, witches, societal norms, crossfit, cats, relationships, everything happening for a reason and so much more!! This isn't something worth missing! Catch a new episode at 7PM! We are growing so fast and appreciate every single fan and act of support and appreciation! Make sure to get more content by following us on social media: Twitter: @shooters_pod Instagram: @theshootersshootpod JELLYFISH FLOAT SPA: CODE FOR 15% OFF EVERY FLOAT: "theshootersshoot" Instagram: @jellyfishfloatspa Twitter: @floatwinnipeg website: jellyfishfloatspa.com (204) 294-9890 894 St. Mary's INTERVIEWEE SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram: @carolinavee_ Check out her podcast "The Way I C It!" BEATS: Kav Gandhi: (https://soundcloud.com/kavgandhi) ARTWORK: Kyle Sleva (@kyle.sleva and @kyle.freelance on Instagram.) Kyle did a fantastic job with the new logo so check him out! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nicolas-bueno/support

Carolina Vee is a fierce advocate for at-risk high school students and victims of sexual assault, through her social campaign, Shorts Not Shouts. She’s also the woman behind the podcast, The Way I See It, which explores her life experiences with themes including sexual assault, estranged family, mental illness, heartbreak, and self-discovery. In this episode, Carolina is sharing how her early life inspired her to help at-risk high school students see their potential through mentorship, how she shows up in the world despite a battle with mental illness, and how her experience with catcalling turned into a social movement.