Podcasts about collective magazine

On this segment, we are joined by the founder of Caribbean Collective Magazine, Juanita D. About Caribbean Collective Magazine - it is an online lifestyle magazine that represents and celebrated West Indian women with hypenated identities in the United States, Canada the United Kindgom and so on. Caribbean Collective Magazine Social Links - Caribbean Colletive Magazine's Website Caribbean Collective Magazine's Instagram Caribbean Collective Magazine's Facebook --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sincerelythelilacwriter/message

We are continuing with our mental health theme in hopes of supporting you through these challenging times. If you missed our Episode #70: Yoga for Anxiety, find it here, and our articles and premiums episode on Alternate Nostrils Breathing, you can find the deep dive article here and the practice of alternate nostril breathing or a follow along on our Premium membership on Patreon. Some of you have reached out to say how much it helped them, thank you if you did!For today's episode, I sat down with Dr Lauren Tober. Lauren is a Clinical Psychologist and Yoga Teacher with a passion for health, healing, happiness and awakening. She is the founder of Awake Psychology, an online Australia-wide psychology practice, the Centre for Mind Body Wellness in Mullumbimby (Australia), teaches Mental Health Aware Yoga trainings world-wide and runs several highly acclaimed online courses. Lauren believes that happiness is our true nature, and that yoga, gratitude, authenticity, compassion, creativity and community help us to cultivate happiness in our lives on an everyday basis.MY 5 BIGGEST TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:1- Stress is a precursor to mental illness. It underlines a lot of physical and psychological illnesses.Mental illness and mental health challenges are extremely common. In many western countries, 1 in 5 report a diagnosable mental illness in the last 12 months period. Another 1 in 5 people struggle without meeting the diagnosable caracterias. 2- Over half of yoga student report starting yoga for mental health reasons and more than 3/4 report continuing practicing for mental health reasons. 3- Creating a safe container in our classes is the first and most important thing we can do as a teacher to support our students, particularly those struggling with mental illness challenges. Be consistent and predictable, give permission to leave and leave the door unlock, use non-judgmental and inclusive language. Invite instead of insist, ask to notice instead of telling what their experience should be. Reduce likelihood of comparison and competition. Look at your own biases and beliefs. Be mindful of touch. Be fully present.4- You don't need to fix people that are having an emotional response during class. You can be there for them, notice what's happening, but oftentimes, there's nothing you actually need to do. We don't need to rescue them.5- Yoga isn't therapy but is therapeutic. Coming together in community, moving the body, mindfulness, practice to regulate our emotions, mood and the nervous system, exercice, are all things that are therapeutic.QUESTIONS SHE ANSWERED DURING THIS EPISODE:What in your life particularly brought you to want to focus your work on mental health and mental illness?Can you define mental illness?As yoga teachers, what should we know about mental illness?How can yoga teacher support students that come to yoga for mental health reasons? And how do we stay within our scope of practice while doing so?What creates a safe container in class?How can we ask permission to touch in a way that makes it easy and comfortable for people to say no.How can we be more present for our students?What should teachers watch out for to not be triggering, to not add on to trauma, or simply not to be counterproductive to their students needs?What are some therapeutic skills yoga teachers need to learn?Any tips for teachers that might have to deal with a moment of crisis in their class?SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW!DONATE OR BECOME AN EXCLUSIVE MEMBER TODAY.As always, I really appreciate your support with this podcast. Have you checked out our new Instagram page @onandoffyourmatpodcast already? We are starting all the way back from the beginning, revising every single episode! So come by and follow us so you can catch up on all the episodes you missed and their content or get reminders from your favorite episodes! You can also continue to support this show through Patreon. For as low as 5$ a month you get access to more content, exclusive episodes, tutorials, guided meditations and more, and in the 2nd and 3rd tiers, you get access to some or all the classes we’ve recorded on zoom and continue to record during the shelter in place. So, if you’d like to have access to all this and/or help me in the creation of this podcast, please find us on IG or Visit www.patreon.com/onandoffyourmat and become a PREMIUM member on the tier of your choice. ABOUT OUR GUESTDr Lauren Tober is a Clinical Psychologist, Yoga Teacher and certified iRest Meditation Teacher with a passion for health, healing, happiness and awakening. Lauren is the founder of Awake Psychology, an online Australia-wide psychology practice, the Centre for Mind Body Wellness in Mullumbimby (Australia) and teaches Yoga Teachers around the world about mental health with the Mental Health Aware Yoga training.She has also created several acclaimed online courses, including Meditation, Pure + Simple, Living Your Heartfelt Desires and A Daily Dose of Bliss. Her work is soulful without being new-agey. It’s evidence based, without being clinical. It’s authentic, heartfelt and life changing.She has been featured in various publications including Sydney Morning Herald, ABC Radio, Collective Magazine, Australian Yoga Journal, Australian Yoga Life Magazine, Peppermint Magazine and more.Lauren believes that happiness is our true nature, and that yoga, gratitude, self compassion, authenticity, creativity and community help us to cultivate happiness in our lives on an everyday basis.You can read more about Lauren’s qualifications and experience here.FB group : Instagram: @mentalhealthawareyoSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/5a5fdec3a4d96aa520f89227. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome to today’s episode of Decoding Purpose.Lisa Messenger is a name familiar to most people. For those of you who have not heard of Australia's magazine maverick, Lisa is the game-changing founder and CEO of the Collective Hub. She is also an international speaker, best-selling author, and an authority on disruption in both the corporate sector and the start-up scene. Most significantly, she is one of the most purpose driven women that I know which is why Lisa has been number one on my podcast wish list for quite some time.In 2013 Lisa launched Collective Hub as a print magazine with no experience, and in an industry that people said is either dead or dying. Collective Hub has since grown into an international multimedia business and lifestyle platform with multiple verticals across print, digital, and events – all of which serve to ignite human potential.I'm sure many of you listening today especially the entrepreneurs out there would have held The Collective Magazine in your hands or one of Lisa’s many books at a point in time, and if you are anything like me you would have cut the collective into pieces after reading it and collaged your office or bedroom walls with your favourite inspirational quotes. Lisa’s purpose is to be the ‘entrepreneur for entrepreneurs’ and that she is in every sense of the word.Before recording this interview, Lisa and I were chatting and I was reflecting on the fact that I had met her many years before she famously launched the collective magazine. We had shared an intimate dinner with mutual friends in around 2008 at Sydney's fox studios.We laughed about how long ago that was, however, upon reflection it was one of those poignant moments of gratitude because like so many others I had witnessed the rise of one of Australia's most prominent female entrepreneurs. I remember sitting with Lisa that night, and it was nearly impossible to fathom the journey she had been on since that night. The evolution of a purpose that we all got to watch in awe off from the stands.A purpose that was deep, daring, beautiful and bold. But also purpose that was heart achingly real, raw and required a level of resilience that would break many of us. Despite that in her evolution she kept it real as the entrepreneurs entrepreneur….even when it hurt. Even when it broke and even when the call of purpose whispered...let's do it again. Let's do it differently.We covered all of this and more so as you can imagine...Lisa and I had a lot of ground to cover. So much so that we decided to turn this episode of Decoding Purpose into two parts as a celebration of Lisa’s brand new book ‘Work from Wherever: How to set yourself free (and still achieve)’ which is available for pre sale today and will be released next week! Check out the show notes for links to the Collective Hub where you can biuy the book.In the first half of my incredibly candid conversation with Lisa, we talked about her personal sense of purpose, and how she has used adversity to crystallise this. We unpacked some of the trends covered in Work from Wherever, and we also talked openly about the iteration and constant evolution of the Collective Hub and the part her magazine and team played in setting herself up for new ventures.Purchase Lisa's new book 'Work From Wherever' at the following link: https://collectivehub.com/

Mokshini Nadeesha Godamunne is a multi-disciplinary artist, with a professional focus on fashion illustration. Her creative output ranges from painting to storyboarding, concept sketching, editorial, and textile design. Originally from New Zealand, Mokshini now resides in New York. Her body of work has appealed to publications and brands such as Harper’s Bazaar, Huffington Post, Rizzoli’s, V Magazine, Ralph Lauren and J Crew. Mokshini’s direct and spontaneous approach to drawing has also gained her recognition in the live drawing arena, where you’ll find her at any given fashion event, spitting out in rapid fire, her distinctly signature fashion sketches. Clients include New York Fashion Week, Colombo Fashion Week, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, and Prabal Gurung. Nadeesha has been highlighted and editorialized for her own personal style on websites such as J.Crew, AG Jeans, The Collective Magazine, and Man Repeller. Terri Lynn Martin spent 20+ years as a TV News/Entertainment Producer and Executive Producer before becoming a strength trainer and lifestyle/talent coach. She infused her hard-core show business career experience and discipline into her clients, many of who are  television, film and stage talent. Teri Lynn is now her own boss, as an independent business owner and health fitness expert at Teri Lynn Life LLC. Marie Faustin is a comedian and actress who was a 2017 “New Face of Comedy” at the International Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal. Marie has appeared at Comedy Central's Clusterfest, GQ Magazine, MTV, MTV2, VH1, The BET Awards and TruTV. In 2016, Marie became the host of Oxygen's Very Real Talk. She's a regular feature in Time Out NY. Marie also co-hosts the weekly podcast: The Unofficial Expert.  She was a YouTuber for a while and started her YouTube as a natural hair vlog but her subscribers kept commenting how funny she was and cared more about her humor than hair, so she started testing out some stand up! Always hosted by Marina Franklin- Trainwreck, Louie Season V, The Jim Gaffigan Show, Conan O'Brien, and HBO's Crashing  

What a fabulous person to kickstart the podcast - the woman who not only epitomises the "seize the yay" life philosophy, but who has dedicated her life to helping others do the same. Yep, our first guest is the entrepreneur for entrepreneurs, Lisa Messenger - CEO of Messenger Group, founder of globally acclaimed Collective Magazine, prolific author, inspiring speaker and all-round legend. When I met her a few years ago, I was completely taken aback by her uncensored, down to earth and crazily passionate nature belying the seriously successful CEO that she is on paper. She hasn't changed one bit and is all the more inspiring for her openness and authenticity. Her latest book, Risk and Resilience, shares in surprising detail the nitty gritty of her rollercoaster closure of the much-loved Collective Magazine and we caught up to chat a bit more about why the biggest loss in her career has turned out to be a blessing in disguise. If there's anything I wanted for Seize the Yay, it's to show some of the less glamorous behind the scenes of finding your "yay" and explore the ups and downs of creating a life you love. Lisa has gotten us off to an amazing start, showing the importance of pivoting, cultivating resilience and finding the silver lining. + Show notes are available here + Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah + Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

What a fabulous person to kickstart the podcast - the woman who not only epitomises the "seize the yay" life philosophy, but who has dedicated her life to helping others do the same. Yep, our first guest is the entrepreneur for entrepreneurs, Lisa Messenger - CEO of Messenger Group, founder of globally acclaimed Collective Magazine, prolific author, inspiring speaker and all-round legend.When I met her a few years ago, I was completely taken aback by her uncensored, down to earth and crazily passionate nature belying the seriously successful CEO that she is on paper. She hasn't changed one bit and is all the more inspiring for her openness and authenticity. Her latest book, Risk and Resilience, shares in surprising detail the nitty gritty of her rollercoaster closure of the much-loved Collective Magazine and we caught up to chat a bit more about why the biggest loss in her career has turned out to be a blessing in disguise.If there's anything I wanted for Seize the Yay, it's to show some of the less glamorous behind the scenes of finding your "yay" and explore the ups and downs of creating a life you love. Lisa has gotten us off to an amazing start, showing the importance of pivoting, cultivating resilience and finding the silver lining.+ Show notes are available here+ Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah+ Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

"This week we caught up with Lisa Messenger, founder of Collective Hub and collective magazine. We chatted all things starting, closing and pivoting businesses. Lisa shares her journey of starting her first business in 2001, which eventually moulded into the Collective Magazine in 2013 and quickly scaled in a global sensation. We jammed on all things running print magazines, relationships in the lime light and personal practices to help an entrepreneur get through the hardest of days. Lisa shares what it was like to meet editor-in-chief of Vogue, Anna Wintour in New York City, Richard Branson on Necker Island, what it took to get ‘famous’ people on her covers and insights and lessons from her new book Risk & Reliance. Tune in for some inspiring business hacks, honest chats on finances and businesses and what breaking down a business can do for your happiness and clarity as a entrepreneur. "

Lisa Messenger is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of The Collective Magazine, best-selling author of multiple books including Daring and Disruptive, Life & Love, Money + Mindfulness and Break-Up's & Breakthroughs. A symbol … Read More The post Ep 4. Lisa Messenger on depression, disruption and daring to be herself appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

Our guest this week is Lisa Messenger – CEO of the Messenger Group and editor-in-chief of the Collective Magazine! TOPIC: The One About my latest trip to New York! Lisa Messenger is the editor-in-chief of the Collective magazine – an entrepreneurial lifestyle magazine distributed into over 37 countries with a mandate to disrupt, challenge and inspire. In addition, she has worked globally in events, sponsorship, marketing, PR and publishing. Lisa’s vision is to build a community of likeminded people who want to change the world. In This Episode You Will Learn: The importance of alliances and how Lisa chose hers Money is just a platform The roadblocks she personally faced and how she overcame them That anything is possible Oh and her favourite indian food! Join our chat after the show by CLICKING HERE NOW To connect with Lisa directly and learn more about her work – CLICK HERE Look forward to sharing the next episode of the YWoman Podcast Show with you next week. Until then, remember to find your Purpose In Life, you must connect with the things that make you truly happy. Shar Moore YWoman PS: If you loved this episode, Y not share it with your friends on social media? About The YWoman Podcast […] The post YW008: YWoman Podcast Show – Our Guest Lisa Messenger appeared first on Shar Moore, YWoman.