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This solo episode of Just Press Record explores why purpose, place, and people are essential to meaningful experiences, personal transformation, and human connection.Matt Zeigler connects recent trips to Chicago, St. Louis, and a World Cup match in Philadelphia with lessons from Chuck Marohn, Aaron Hurst, Joe Pine, Shannon Staton, Kate Bradley Chernis, and D.A. Wallach on travel, serendipity, community, and belonging.Main topics coveredWhy travel makes us more open to new experiences and better decisionsHow life transitions create moments where people are ready to changeWhy saying yes to small opportunities can lead to memorable experiencesThe power of programmed serendipity in work, travel, and relationshipsWhy in-person meetings still matter in a remote work worldHow unplanned conversations create deeper professional and personal bondsThe difference between efficiency and connectionWhy live sports and shared culture create powerful human experiencesHow taste tribes help people find belonging outside politics and workWhy purpose, place, and people are a useful framework for building a more meaningful lifeTimestamps00:00 Why purpose, place, and people matter02:19 How travel opens us up to transformation03:32 Saying yes to the hotel upsell in Chicago06:00 Why the best travel moments are often unplanned07:29 Taking the train to St. Louis and returning to the office09:10 Programmed serendipity and transformative experiences11:12 Why the best work trip moments are not on the agenda12:31 How in-person time turns handshakes into hugs13:23 Deciding to go to the World Cup15:27 Taste tribes, culture, and belonging18:03 The power and pageantry of a live World Cup match19:42 Purpose, place, and people as a framework for life21:31 Why meaningful experiences are worth prioritizing22:00 Final thoughts and where to find more from Matt Zeigler

In this solo episode of the Soul Inspiring Business Podcast, Kara Chaffin Donofrio revisits one of the powerful agreements from The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz: Don't Take Anything Personally. Kara explores how this principle applies to leadership, business, relationships, social media, and self-worth. She shares practical ways to stay grounded, protect your energy, honor your boundaries, and lead from a place of peace instead of reacting to outside opinions.Episode Topics:The second agreement from The Four Agreements: Don't Take Anything PersonallyWhy other people's opinions often come from their own perspective and experiencesHow leaders can respond to feedback without absorbing it as truthThe importance of building self-worth from withinMorning routines, prayer, meditation, and grounding practicesThe “glass ball and rubber ball” story for understanding prioritiesHonoring boundaries in business, friendship, and family lifeSurrounding yourself with people who lift and inspire youLimiting social media comparison and protecting your energyA grounding practice for meetings, events, and meaningful conversationsInsights:Not everything someone says about you is truth. Often, it is a reflection of their own perception, wounds, or life experience.Leadership requires groundedness. When you are rooted in who you are, outside criticism or praise does not have the same power to shake you.Positive feedback can be just as dangerous as negative feedback if your worth becomes dependent on outside validation.Boundaries help protect your peace, especially when life, family, and business responsibilities feel overwhelming.Knowing the difference between “glass balls” and “rubber balls” can help you decide what truly needs your attention and what can be released for now.Your energy is one of your greatest assets, and protecting it is part of showing up well for yourself, your family, your clients, and your team.Surrounding yourself with people who lift you helps you grow into a more expanded, inspired version of yourself.Highlights:00:00 Welcome and Intro00:46 Personal Freedom and Leadership 01:27 Core Agreement: Don't Take Anything Personally06:45 Self-care and Morning Routine10:54 Boundaries and the Glass vs. Rubber Ball Metaphor13:17 Surrounding Yourself with Supportive People16:00 Social Media, Comparison, and Energy Protection17:55 Grounding and Energetic Practice Before Meetings21:34 Podcast episode endedResources:The Four Agreements by Don Miguel RuizMorning routine, prayer, meditation, or quiet reflectionThe “glass ball and rubber ball” priority exerciseSocial media boundaries and intentional screen timeGrounding and energy-setting practices before meetings, events, or conversationsThis week, practice not taking things personally in one conversation, meeting, or moment where you normally might feel triggered. Pause, ground yourself, and ask: “Is this true, or is this someone else's perception?” Then choose to respond from peace, presence, and alignment.Connect with Kara to share your thoughts on the series:Website - http://www.kcdrealestate.com/Email - kara@kdcrealestate.comInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/karachaffindonofrio/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/karachaffin1?_rdc=1&_rdrYouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/KaraChaffinLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/karachaffin/Don't forget to visit freegiftfromkara.com for our special giveaway, the Dynamic Life Journal to help you maintain your authentic voice and intuitive wisdom while navigating the balance between technology and human connection in your business and personal life.Special Listener Offer: Unlock Your Soul-Aligned Brand with Jen CudmoreAs a gift to our Soul Inspiring Business community, I've convinced my incredible mentor and business coach, Jen Cudmore, to create an exclusive package just for you—our loyal listeners. This special offer includes a powerful private session to dive into your branding archetypes and a 3-month coaching package at a deeply discounted rate.Ready to clarify your message, magnetize your dream clients, and grow your business from the inside out?Click here to claim your exclusive Soul Inspiring Business listener package

Send us Fan MailIn this week's episode 356 of the Fragmented to Whole Podcast, I'm exploring a core insight that sits underneath so much of my work: you cannot create internal safety by focusing externally.Many people spend enormous amounts of energy trying to feel safe by managing other people's perceptions, reactions, emotions, and approval. But no matter how hard we try, external circumstances can never reliably provide the sense of security we're actually seeking. This episode looks at what happens when we stop trying to create safety through people-pleasing, image management, and controlling outcomes, and start building it from within.Some of the talking points I go over in this episode include:Why people-pleasing is often an unconscious safety strategy rather than simply “being nice”How seeking approval, avoiding disappointment, and managing other people's reactions disconnects us from ourselvesThe connection between boundaries and internal safetyWhy healthy social boundaries require allowing other people to have their own emotional experiencesHow to stay connected to yourself while remaining connected to othersI also share how many people come to me wanting better relationships, only to discover that the deeper work is learning how to stop abandoning themselves and creating a sense of safety that is no longer dependent on external validation.This episode is a reminder that the goal of boundaries is not distance from other people. The goal is closeness without self-abandonment. Because when you stop trying to create safety by managing everybody else, you finally have the energy to create safety where it actually matters—inside yourself.Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on living a more whole life and to hear even more about the points outlined above.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me! And don't forget to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Fragmented to Whole at Fragmented to Whole PodcastNew to my work: START HEREFeeling drained? Take my free Boundaries Drain Quiz to find out where your energy is leaking and how to reclaim it. Start your quiz here: Boundaries Drain QuizCONNECT WITH BARB NANGLE:Subscribe to “Friday Fragments” weekly newsletterLinkedinWork with Barb! Book a “Say No Without Guilt” Session

Send us Fan MailIn this week's episode 356 of the Fragmented to Whole Podcast, I'm exploring a core insight that sits underneath so much of my work: you cannot create internal safety by focusing externally.Many people spend enormous amounts of energy trying to feel safe by managing other people's perceptions, reactions, emotions, and approval. But no matter how hard we try, external circumstances can never reliably provide the sense of security we're actually seeking. This episode looks at what happens when we stop trying to create safety through people-pleasing, image management, and controlling outcomes, and start building it from within.Some of the talking points I go over in this episode include:Why people-pleasing is often an unconscious safety strategy rather than simply “being nice”How seeking approval, avoiding disappointment, and managing other people's reactions disconnects us from ourselvesThe connection between boundaries and internal safetyWhy healthy social boundaries require allowing other people to have their own emotional experiencesHow to stay connected to yourself while remaining connected to othersI also share how many people come to me wanting better relationships, only to discover that the deeper work is learning how to stop abandoning themselves and creating a sense of safety that is no longer dependent on external validation.This episode is a reminder that the goal of boundaries is not distance from other people. The goal is closeness without self-abandonment. Because when you stop trying to create safety by managing everybody else, you finally have the energy to create safety where it actually matters—inside yourself.Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips on living a more whole life and to hear even more about the points outlined above.Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me! And don't forget to follow, rate and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!Learn more about Fragmented to Whole at Fragmented to Whole PodcastNew to my work: START HEREFeeling drained? Take my free Boundaries Drain Quiz to find out where your energy is leaking and how to reclaim it. Start your quiz here: Boundaries Drain QuizCONNECT WITH BARB NANGLE:Subscribe to “Friday Fragments” weekly newsletterLinkedinWork with Barb! Book a “Say No Without Guilt” Session

he Power of Invitation and Mentorship in Military LifeThis episode dives deep into the authentic, relational nature of mentorship within the military community — and how it transforms lives, bonds, and faith. Whether you're a seasoned mentor or just starting to extend your hand, discover how simple, intentional invitations can create lifelong impact.In this episode:How military life shapes our view and experience of mentorshipRelational mentorship vs formal mentoring — why both matterThe role of community, hospitality, and authenticity in nurturing relationshipsExamples of informal mentoring moments that changed livesThe importance of vulnerability, intentionality, and grace in mentorshipNavigating generational differences in the way we connect and inviteLearning and teaching through diverse perspectives and experiencesHow seasons of life influence our mentoring needs and opportunitiesTimestamps:00:00 - Welcome and episode overview: the significance of invitation in mentorship02:36 - Exploring how military life influences mentorship perceptions04:09 - Heidi shares her long-standing mentorship journey05:05 - The power of open homes and welcoming community06:50 - Heidi's experience with biblical and relational mentorship08:36 - Rachel's story of creating meaningful community in new settings10:40 - The importance of having others outside your immediate family12:19 - Recognizing relational mentorship beyond formal structures13:01 - Military culture's impact on mentoring language and practices14:44 - Biblical foundations: Timothy and Paul as models for relational mentorship16:42 - Extending invitations and creating relational spaces18:36 - Moving from formal to relational mentorship — how authentic connection happens20:18 - Reflecting on intentionality in relationships across seasons22:37 - Small moments of acknowledgment and their profound impact23:37 - Generational shifts in how we receive and extend invitations26:33 - Adapting to technology and cultural changes in connecting with others30:23 - Grace-filled modeling of relationships and understanding different life stages33:16 - Learning from others' behaviors, modeling authentic mentorship36:34 - Navigating the unique challenges of parenting adults and seeking growth39:30 - The importance of intentionality and vulnerability in mentorship42:01 - Maintaining connection and wisdom through life transitions44:21 - Broadening perspectives: mentoring those with different experiences46:32 - The value of authentic relationships that thrive in messiness48:25 - Embracing seasons: short-term drippers versus lifelong bonds49:27 - Closing thoughts and encouragement to extend God's invitation

Unlock the secrets to making your e-commerce business accessible, profitable, and future-proof in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. If you're a founder, entrepreneur, or digital marketer seeking practical insights on platform selection, accessibility compliance, and AI-powered shopping, this episode is your essential guide.Adam Bell, a veteran web designer with 30 years of experience—who's worked with brands from Melinda's hot sauces to LA-based grocers—shares how the platform landscape has shifted from clunky long URLs to seamless Shopify and WooCommerce sites. He reveals the pivotal moments that transformed online commerce, illustrating how platforms like Shopify have simplified site management, reduced maintenance costs, and boosted sales through AI-driven tools. Meanwhile, he emphasizes that choosing the right foundation is crucial; whether an open-source solution like WordPress for customization or Shopify for ease of use can make or break your growth.You'll discover:When and why to pick Shopify versus WooCommerce or WordPress based on your product scope and team capabilitiesConcrete steps to ensure your site meets accessibility standards, avoiding costly lawsuits and unlocking a broader customer baseThe real costs and benefits of third-party apps, plus how to avoid subscription overload and hidden expensesWhy AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Shopify integrations are game changers for discoverability, SEO, and personalized shopping experiencesHow future trends, from social commerce to conversational search, will shape the way your customers find and buy your productsFailing to prioritize accessibility risks legal trouble and losing loyal customers; missing out on AI-powered discoverability limits your growth potential. As Adam highlights, the opportunity lies in building websites that are not only compliant but also optimized for the emerging AI-driven shopping era—giving you a definitive edge.Perfect for founders, marketers, and e-commerce newcomers, this episode equips you with actionable frameworks, insider tips, and strategic foresight to thrive today—and adapt for tomorrow. Whether you're launching your first online store or refining an existing one, these insights will keep you ahead of the curve.For expert guidance, visit Adam's site at datatv.com—your go-to resource for accessible, scalable web solutions.Why this works:This compelling episode pulls listeners in with a bold promise—master accessibility and AI for e-commerce success—while teasing valuable, specific insights. It speaks directly to entrepreneurs feeling overwhelmed by platform choices and compliance fears, offering them clarity and confidence in adopting future-facing strategies.

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This week's Q&A is all about making progress toward your goals, even when the timeline changes, setbacks happen, or you feel like you're on a plateau.In this episode, Germán and I talk about:How to set realistic goals for yourself and your horseWhy preparation matters before shows or new experiencesHow to regroup after injury, setbacks, or time offTips for riders returning after breaks or navigating riding later in lifeOne of the biggest themes in this episode is learning to break big goals into smaller, more manageable pieces. Whether you're preparing a young horse for their first outing, coming back after a break, or working through frustration when progress feels slow, I share practical reminders about patience, consistency, and celebrating the little wins along the way.We also talk about the learning process, video reviews, the canter challenge, staying fit as a rider, knowing the difference between being hurt and being injured, and giving both yourself and your horse the time you need to build confidence.Happy Riding,AmeliaP.S. RSVP for my webinar happening this Tuesday, especially if you're a slightly older rider looking to stay confident, strong, and inspired in the saddle!

In this episode of unMASKing with Male Educators, Ashanti Branch sits down with Principal Baruti Kafele, a 40-year educator, author, speaker, and school leader.Principal Kafele reflects on the mask he wore as a principal... “I'm good”, while carrying the hidden pressures of leadership, staff conflict, community expectations, and student needs.He shares how reading Malcolm X, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and Dr. Carter G. Woodson changed his life and led him into education. He also challenges educators to make learning culturally relevant, build real relationships with students, and ask whether their teaching truly matches who is in the room.In this episode, we talk about:The hidden mask of school leadershipWhy educators must understand students' culture and lived experiencesHow to make learning relevant and meaningfulThe power of relationship before instructionPrincipal Kafele's Young Men's Empowerment ProgramWhy administrators must coach teachers, not just evaluate them0:00 Welcome and introduction 3:36 The mask of “I'm good” 8:56 Navigating school politics and union relationships 14:30 How education found Principal Kafele 17:42 Discovering Dr. Carter G. Woodson 20:32 Putting students in the lesson 23:04 Becoming someone students can hear 24:20 Young Men's Empowerment Program 30:00 Does your teaching match who's in the room? 35:50 Principals as instructional coaches 41:07 How to connect with Principal KafeleConnect with Principal Baruti KafeleWebsite: principalcafele.com Facebook / Instagram / LinkedIn / X: @principalkafele YouTube: AP & New Principals AcademyConnect with Ashanti BranchInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/branchspeaks/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BranchSpeaksX: https://x.com/BranchSpeaksLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashantibranch/Website: https://www.branchspeaks.com/Support the Podcast & Ever Forward ClubHelp us continue creating spaces for young men to be seen, heard, and supported:https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/branch-speaks/supportConnect with Ever Forward ClubInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/everforwardclubFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/everforwardclubX: https://x.com/everforwardclubLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-ever-forward-club/#UnMASKingWithMaleEducators #PrincipalKafele #MillionMaskMovement #MaleEducators #SchoolLeadership #CulturallyRelevantPedagogy #EverForwardClub

The Experience Expert met the Event Curator, and it turns out they'd been working on the same problem from opposite directions. Joe Pine, author of The Experience Economy and The Transformation Economy, and Shannon Staton, founder of Collective Experiences, sit down to talk about how you actually design, customize, and protect experiences that move people from simple “nice event” to something that changes them.They get into mass customization with Lego bricks and Coca-Cola machines, the progression from commodities to transformations, high-touch investor retreats, membership communities, and what it really means to take people from awkward handshakes to real hugs in just a few days.Topics coveredWhy “mass customization” is more than a business buzzwordHow Lego bricks explain the power of modular experience designJoe Pine's path from IBM to Mass Customization and The Experience EconomyShannon Staton's path from retail to Mauldin, Real Vision, and Collective ExperiencesWhy great events are built around people, not just content or speakersHow Collective Experiences creates high-trust, high-touch membership retreatsThe difference between goods, services, experiences, and transformationsHow companies and events get commoditized when they lose what made them specialWhat Starbucks reveals about the risk of making experiences feel less humanHow transformation happens when experiences help people become who they want to beWhy “handshakes to hugs” might be your best signal that an experience changed peopleThe challenge of keeping people genuinely connected after an event endsHow to “program serendipity” without over-scripting an experienceWhy structured reflection matters after meaningful experiencesHow frameworks can give language to things practitioners already do intuitivelyTimestamps00:00 Mass customization, experiences, and transformation03:00 Why Just Press Record puts two strangers together05:40 Meet Joe Pine06:00 Meet Shannon Staton08:39 Joe's first job as a ride operator10:52 Shannon's first job at Bed Bath & Beyond12:07 How Shannon's early work led to finance and events17:12 How getting fired helped launch Joe's career20:48 IBM, AS/400, and discovering customer uniqueness23:58 Shannon hears “mass customization” for the first time28:59 Lego building blocks and modular customization29:53 Dell, negative working capital, and customized computers31:08 How customized goods become services33:46 How customized services become experiences35:26 Shannon on the personal side of bringing people together36:47 Designing investor retreats around conversation and place40:39 What Collective Experiences is43:18 Joe Pine analyzes Shannon's membership model45:34 The progression of economic value47:15 Why experiences can become commoditized47:16 Starbucks, sensory design, and losing the human touch49:02 The Transformation Economy50:01 Memorable, meaningful, transporting, and transformative experiences50:38 Shannon on keeping Collective different01:12:00 Third places, chrysalis moments, and introverts at events01:13:00 Frameworks, intuition, and experience design01:17:00 Handshakes to hugs as a signal of transformation01:18:00 Giving language to what people already do01:19:07 Programming serendipity01:22:48 Keeping people connected after the experience ends01:23:36 Reflection and making experiences last01:25:08 Where to find Joe Pine

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Why are boundaries so hard to set, and even harder to keep?In this episode of the Interior Design Business Podcast, I break down one of the biggest challenges designers face: creating and holding boundaries in their business without feeling guilty, uncomfortable, or afraid of losing the client.If you've ever said yes when you wanted to say no, answered texts late at night, worked weekends you didn't want to, or given away hours of unpaid work… you're not alone.Boundaries aren't just about rules, they're about protecting your time, your energy, your profitability, and ultimately, your love for your business.In this episode, I walk you through why boundaries feel so difficult, where it comes from, and how to start changing it, so you can create a business that works for you instead of draining you.In this episode, we cover:Why designers don't realize they need boundaries—until it's too lateThe most common boundary violations (and how they happen)Why clients aren't the problem—you just didn't set expectationsThe importance of clear rules in your letter of agreementWhy holding boundaries is harder than creating themHow clients test your boundaries (just like kids do)The real reason designers struggle to say noHow people-pleasing impacts your profit and timeWhy “just one quick thing” always costs more than you thinkHow to use “yes, and…” to maintain boundaries professionallyWhy treating clients like family backfiresThe connection between boundaries and resentmentHow lack of boundaries leads to burnout (and even quitting)Why clients actually prefer clear structure and leadershipThe role of boundaries in creating better client experiencesHow boundaries increase confidence, respect, and profitabilityShow notes are available at interiordesignbusinessacademy.comFollow us on Facebook: facebook.com/InteriorDesignBusinessAcademyFollow us on Instagram: instagram.com/interiordesignbusinessacademy

Creating tellable client experiences is the key to standing out in a crowded market—and “good service” isn't enough anymore.In this episode, we break down why good service kills differentiation and how to create memorable customer experiences that drive loyalty, referrals, and premium pricing.Episode SummaryMost businesses rely on generic promises like “great service” or “we care about our customers”—but these phrases don't create trust, loyalty, or emotional connection. Instead, they make you blend in and force customers to choose based on price, convenience, or availability.In this episode, you'll learn how to move beyond “good service” and start designing intentional, tellable experiences that customers remember and share. From creating emotional “pause points” to adding personality and personalization, this conversation explores how small, thoughtful moments can transform your customer journey into a powerful competitive advantage.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy “good service” is a dangerous business strategy that leads to price competitionHow to create tellable client experiences that generate word-of-mouth referralsThe difference between expected service and memorable customer experiencesHow emotional connection drives customer loyalty and repeat businessSimple ways to add personalization (handwritten notes, small gifts, thoughtful touches)What “pause points” are and how to use them in your customer journeyHow to stand out in crowded markets without competing on priceWhy storytelling and customer experience design are critical for premium positioningCreating tellable client experiences is about designing moments that customers notice, remember, and share. Instead of relying on generic service claims, businesses must focus on customer experience design, emotional engagement, and personalization to build lasting relationships. These experiences create perceived value, which allows businesses to charge higher prices and avoid becoming commoditized.By incorporating strategies like personalized follow-ups, intentional surprises, and clearly communicating your unique process, you shift from being just another option to becoming the obvious choice. This approach is especially powerful for service-based businesses, consultants, and entrepreneurs looking to increase referrals, improve retention, and build brand loyalty.Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat are tellable client experiences?Tellable client experiences are memorable interactions that customers naturally want to share with others, often because they are unexpected, personal, or emotionally engaging.Why isn't good service enough anymore?Good service is expected by customers. It doesn't differentiate your business or create loyalty—it simply prevents complaints.How do you create memorable customer experiences?By adding intentional moments like personalization, surprise elements, emotional touchpoints, and clear communication that makes your process stand out.How do customer experiences impact pricing?Memorable experiences increase perceived value, allowing businesses to charge premium prices without competing on cost.What are “pause points” in the customer journey?Pause points are intentional moments where customers stop, notice something unique, and form a lasting impression about your brand.Related TopicsCustomer experience designClient retention strategiesReferral marketingBrand differentiationEmotional marketingService-based business growthPersonalization in marketingPremium pricing strategyWord-of-mouth marketingIf you found this episode helpful, subscribe for more insights on growing your business, building loyalty, and creating unforgettable client experiences. Share your biggest takeaway in the comments—we'd love to hear it.

Text us, We would love to her from YOU!Your body is a walking history book.The question is… are you still living from what it recorded?In this Wild Soul Gathering summit replay, Loa Blasucci, from Hey Loa, and Dr.Sandra Marie explore how emotions are stored in the body, why anxiety can feel constant, and how the second chakra plays a central role in emotional regulation, creativity, and energetic boundaries.This conversation goes beyond mindset and into the actual mechanics of how the body holds and processes emotional experience.WHAT WE COVERWhy your body is a “walking history book” of past experiencesHow the second chakra stores emotion, trauma, and creativityThe difference between your emotions and what you've absorbed from othersWhy empaths often feel exhausted, anxious, or overwhelmedHow anxiety connects to stored energy in the body, not just thoughtsWhat happens when this energy center becomes “too open”Why creativity gets blocked and how it reconnectsThe role of grounding in calming the nervous systemHow to recognize, label, and release reactive patterns in real timeWhy healing doesn't have to be forceful or retraumatizingThe importance of having a system vs trying everything without directionKEY SHIFT FROM THIS EPISODEMost people try to think their way out of how they feel.This conversation makes something very clear:

Text us, We would love to her from YOU!Your body is a walking history book.The question is… are you still living from what it recorded?In this Wild Soul Gathering summit replay, Loa Blasucci, from Hey Loa, and Dr.Sandra Marie explore how emotions are stored in the body, why anxiety can feel constant, and how the second chakra plays a central role in emotional regulation, creativity, and energetic boundaries.This conversation goes beyond mindset and into the actual mechanics of how the body holds and processes emotional experience.WHAT WE COVERWhy your body is a “walking history book” of past experiencesHow the second chakra stores emotion, trauma, and creativityThe difference between your emotions and what you've absorbed from othersWhy empaths often feel exhausted, anxious, or overwhelmedHow anxiety connects to stored energy in the body, not just thoughtsWhat happens when this energy center becomes “too open”Why creativity gets blocked and how it reconnectsThe role of grounding in calming the nervous systemHow to recognize, label, and release reactive patterns in real timeWhy healing doesn't have to be forceful or retraumatizingThe importance of having a system vs trying everything without directionKEY SHIFT FROM THIS EPISODEMost people try to think their way out of how they feel.This conversation makes something very clear:

The modern psychedelic renaissance is teaching us something important, not just about psychedelic substances, but about how healing actually happens. Beyond the molecules, psychedelic science is revealing the conditions under which the human nervous system becomes capable of change.This episode explores the idea that psychedelics have long functioned as teachers, not only through ingestion, but by showing us how context, meaning, and state shape healing. By looking across history, neuroscience, and clinical research, we ask what psychedelic wisdom offers people who may never use a psychedelic drug at all.In this episode, we cover:Psychedelics as ancient teachers through indigenous and ceremonial traditionsWhat modern neuroscience reveals about neuroplasticity, psychological flexibility, and meaning-makingWhy preparation, set, setting, and integration matter as much as pharmacology in therapeutic outcomesNon-drug pathways that open windows of change, including meditation, mindfulness, nature exposure, and dream statesExploratory experiences that can feel truly psychedelic, such as breathwork, ritual, childbirth, and near-death experiencesHow the psychedelic movement serves as a mirror for modern medicine and challenges intervention-based models of healing

In this episode, Kim Olver continues her conversation with storyteller, author, and activist Paul Iarrabino about Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) and what it looks like in today's world.Together, they explore the current realities facing the trans community, including healthcare access, shifting policies, and the lived experience of navigating uncertainty. Paul shares powerful insights from his work amplifying queer voices through storytelling, including the importance of preserving history, creating space for dialogue, and fostering belonging across differences.The conversation also highlights:The impact of policy changes on everyday livesWhy storytelling is essential for understanding marginalized experiencesHow curiosity can bridge even deeply different perspectivesThe importance of integrating DEIB into everything—not treating it as “separate.”This episode is not about having all the answers; it's about being willing to listen, learn, and engage in meaningful conversation.If you missed Part 1 of this conversation, you can find it here.

What if your past isn't just remembered—but physically carried with you every day?In Episode 285, Mike and Mark dive into The Body Keeps the Score by Bessel van der Kolk, a transformative exploration of how trauma shapes the brain, body, and our perception of the world.This episode challenges the idea that trauma is “just a story” and instead reveals how deeply it influences our reactions, relationships, and sense of self. From understanding your personal “map of the world” to learning how to release stored stress through movement, imagination, and even body positioning—this conversation is both eye-opening and practical.If you've ever felt stuck in patterns you can't explain, or sensed that something from the past is still holding you back, this episode offers a powerful framework for awareness, healing, and forward momentum.Now more than ever, understanding how to process and release what we carry is essential—not just for growth, but for living fully.Key ThemesTrauma as perception, not just memoryThe “map of the world” shaped by past experiencesHow trauma physically alters the brain and bodyEmotional pain as a full-body experienceGetting “stuck” in patterns of thought and behaviorHealing through movement, imagination, and creativityThe power of body language and posture in emotional statesAwareness and choice as tools for transformationConcepts & BreakthroughsOne of the most profound ideas in this episode is that trauma is not simply an event—it is the way the brain adapts to that event. As Bessel explains, our minds construct a “map of the world” based on past experiences, and that map determines how we interpret everything that follows. Two people can experience the same situation and walk away with completely different realities.This becomes especially important when trauma is unresolved. It doesn't stay in the past—it shows up in present reactions, often disproportionate to the situation. As discussed in the episode, someone may react strongly not because of what's happening now, but because of what happened years ago.Another key breakthrough is the understanding that trauma lives in the body. Feelings like anxiety, dread, or stress are not abstract—they manifest physically: tight shoulders, shallow breathing, or a clenched gut. As highlighted in the transcript, “heartbreak” and “gut-wrenching” are not just metaphors—they are literal bodily experiences .Healing, therefore, cannot be purely intellectual. It must involve the body. Movement, breathwork, and physical awareness become essential tools for releasing stored trauma. Even posture plays a role—standing upright, opening the chest, and adopting a “position of joy” can directly influence emotional state.Perhaps the most liberating idea explored is the concept of breaking out of the “trauma trap.” Through imagination, creativity, and even theatrical expression, we can step into new roles and identities. This creates distance from old patterns and opens the door to new ways of being.Habits, Tools & Mental Models1. The “Map of the World” CheckRegularly question your interpretation of events. Ask: Is this reality, or my past shaping my perception?2. Trauma Detox PracticeJust like physical detox, emotional detox requires intentional effort—through journaling, movement, or conversation.3. Body Awareness ScansNotice where stress lives in your body. Shoulders, neck, and gut are common signals of unresolved tension.4. Intercept the Thought LoopWhen revisiting past pain, consciously interrupt the pattern. Redirect attention before it spirals.Become a Member of the Moonshots Podcast:https://www.patreon.com/Moonshots

Send us an email @ info@parentcoachesunleashed.com SummaryIn this episode, Carrie and Jessica shares deeply personal experiences and insights about suicide and suicidal ideation, emphasizing the importance of open conversations, understanding, and compassion. They discuss how societal perceptions have evolved, share their family stories, and highlight resources for crisis intervention.Main Topics:Personal journeys with suicide awareness and family experiencesHow language around suicide has changed, from "committed" to "died by"The importance of conversations and removing stigmaRecognizing warning signs and responding compassionatelyResources like the 988 hotline and the importance of mental health supportAddressing threats of self-harm with seriousness and careThe impact of mental health stigma on families and communitiesResources & Links:988 Suicide & Crisis LifelineAmerican Foundation for Suicide PreventionUnderstanding Mental Health and Suicide Prevention

“So many people live in the past as if there's going to be a do over, or as if they're like the phone we use where we watch a video, and it's got that little button that says you can go back 10 seconds. That's not how life is. And when we're hanging out in the past, we're missing what's happening in the present.” – Tom LeNoble Today's featured bestselling, award-winning bookcaster is a Resilience Coach, inspirator, humanitarian, investor, executive leader, and CEO of The Academy for Coaching Excellence, Tom LeNoble. Tom and I had a fun on a bun chat about his book, “My Life in Business Suits, Hospital Gowns, and High Heels: In Control, Being Controlled, Out of Control!”, overcoming multiple life-threatening illnesses, what it was like being among Facebook's first 75 employees, and more!!Key Things You'll Learn:What inspired Tom to write his first book and the process of getting it doneHow he recalled stories for his memoir and the importance of embracing all life experiencesHow he turned adversity into a powerful coaching missionHis nighttime routine for setting up the next day to be successfulThree major lessons Tom learned from starting, running, and growing his podcastTom's Site: https://www.tomlenoble.com/Tom's Book: https://a.co/d/0dZ3mcIETom's Podcast, “Opening Pathways”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/opening-pathways/id1814079495The opening track is titled, “Unknown From M.E. | Sonic Adventure 2 ~ City Pop Remix” by Iridium Beats. To listen to and download the full track, click the following link. https://www.patreon.com/posts/sonic-adventure-136084016 Please support today's podcast to keep this content coming! CashApp: $DomBrightmonDonate on PayPal: @DBrightmonBuy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dombrightmonGet Going North T-Shirts, Stickers, and More: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/dom-brightmonThe Going North Advancement Compass: https://a.co/d/bA9awotYou May Also Like…173 - "The God Groove" with David Ritz (@davidritz): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/173-the-god-groove-with-david-ritz-davidritz/#WintheWellnessWAR Bonus Ep. – “Own Your Awkward” with Andy Vargo (@awkwardcareer): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/winthewellnesswar-bonus-ep-own-your-awkward-with-andy-vargo-awkwardcareer/Ep. 821 – How to Spark Your Curiosity & Live Bravely with Heather Vickery: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-821-how-to-spark-your-curiosity-live-bravely-with-heather-vickery/Ep. 618 – “A Book About You” with David Green: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-618-a-book-about-you-with-david-green/Ep. 452 – “Writing a Penetrating Tell-All Memoir” with Karin Freeland (@KarinFreeland): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-452-writing-a-tell-all-penetrating-memoir-with-karin-freeland-karinfreeland/Ep. 922 – The Mentorship Edge with Deborah Heiser, PhD (@deborahheiser): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-922-the-mentorship-edge-with-deborah-heiser-phd-deborahheiser/

Imagine reclaiming 30+ hours a month for patient care, growth, and your own peace of mind with the help of AI and team empowerment.In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Jordan Sanders of Knox Mountain Dentistry, who opens up about the transformative journey from launching a startup practice to leading a bustling, seven-operatory dental office that stands out for its patient-centric approach and in-house innovation. Dr. Sanders shares candid insights about the growing pains and rewards of scaling up, from handling a steady influx of new patients to managing a dedicated (and ever-evolving) team. He explains how he's harnessed his passion for education, teaching 3D printing techniques, and traveling to speak for major dental companies while learning to juggle these responsibilities without compromising on care.As Dr. Sanders reflects on the highs and lows of ownership, he reveals the real-world strategies that keep his practice running smoothly and his own well-being in check. You'll hear about the mindset shifts he's made, including letting go of micromanagement, creating structured paths for staff growth and raises, and leveraging AI to streamline tedious administrative work. Dr. Sanders delivers heartfelt advice about building a practice that aligns with both professional and personal values, encouraging us to prioritize mental health, be intentional about growth, and never lose sight of the human touch in dentistry.What You'll Learn in This Episode:Proven strategies for transitioning a dental startup to a thriving, full-capacity practiceTips for balancing clinical work with educational and speaking opportunitiesThe benefits (and challenges) of offering in-house lab services to create distinct patient experiencesHow to build and empower a supportive, growth-oriented teamInsight into implementing systematic raise programs based on achievementsWays to use AI and automation to streamline time-consuming admin processesWhy prioritizing emotional health, therapy, and personal boundaries is essential for practice ownersThe importance of focusing on patient-centric, human-driven care above financial metricsHit play to discover Dr. Sanders' hard-won lessons and actionable strategies for building a dental practice with heart, purpose, and balance!‍Sponsors:‍‍Net32: Founded by a dentist, for dentists. Net32 is the leading online marketplace for dental supplies, helping dental and medical professionals save on high-quality products for over 25 years. Start saving today at: https://www.net32.com/dentalmarketerOryx: All-In-One Cloud-Based Dental Software Created by Dentists for Dentists. Patient engagement, clinical, and practice management software that helps your dental practice grow without compromise. Click or copy and paste the link here for a special offer! https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/oryx/Guest: Dr. Jordan SandersPractice Name: Knox Mountain DentistryCheck out Jordan's Media:‍Website: https://knoxmountaindentistry.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/knoxmountaindentistry/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ascenddentaleducation/Jordan's Previous Episodes: 375: Dr. Jordan Sanders | Knox Mountain Dentistry – The Dental Marketer Podcast456: Dr. Jordan Sanders | The Power of Personalization: Captivating Your Ideal Patients with Content – The Dental Marketer Podcast‍Host: Michael AriasJoin my newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/‍Join this podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer Society‍Love the Podcast? Subscribe on Your Favorite App! https://lnkfi.re/TDMPod

Generosity Creates Deeper Connection in relationships—but not in the way most of us think. When life feels busy and overwhelming, we often try to create connection through gifts, trips, or special moments. But those things don't always deliver the closeness we're hoping for.You'll discover:Why generosity creates deeper connection than gifts or experiencesHow giving yourself matters more than giving thingsWhy love always expresses itself through generosityHow Jesus modeled deep connection by laying down His lifePractical ways generosity can transform your marriage, family, and friendshipsIf you've ever felt disconnected from the people you love—even while trying really hard—this message offers a better way forward. Deep connection isn't about doing more. It's about giving differently.

Welcome to another enlightening episode of Transforming Relationships With Emotional Intelligence, where we explore the remarkable facets of emotional intelligence and how it can guide our personal and professional growth and development journey.In this reflective episode, we explore a powerful and often overlooked truth: life has a mandatory curriculum. Whether we choose it or not, life continuously presents lessons that shape our character, influence our decisions, and deepen our emotional maturity.This episode is an insightful exploration of why engaging intentionally with life's lessons is essential for living a more fulfilled, balanced, and meaningful life.In This Episode, We Explore:Why life's mandatory curriculum is essential for personal growth—and how emotional intelligence helps us extract wisdom from everyday experiencesHow your life experiences have shaped who you are today, including patterns, wounds, strengths, and growthThe two primary assignments in life: understanding yourself and learning how to relate well with othersWhy life skills must be continually learned and updated as life evolves—emotionally, socially, and mentallyDrawing from emotional intelligence principles, positive psychology, and lived experience, this conversation reframes life's challenges as classrooms rather than punishments. We explore how self-awareness, reflection, and emotional regulation help us move from reaction to intention.You'll gain practical insights into how to continuously upgrade your inner skills—communication, emotional regulation, empathy, decision-making, and resilience—so you can respond to life with wisdom rather than habit.This episode is a gentle but powerful reminder that while life does not come with a manual, it does come with lessons—and emotional intelligence helps us learn them well.Tune in to discover how engaging fully with life's mandatory curriculum can help you grow emotionally, make wiser choices, and live with clarity, purpose, and fulfilment.I had a great time with this conversation, and I'm confident you'll find great value in it.Work With Coach OwenicoIf you're ready to use emotional intelligence to take your career—and your confidence—to the next level:→ Book a free private call: www.calendly.com/owenicoconsult→ Email me directly: owen@owenicoconsult.com

From Funnels to Fortune: High-Ticket Mastery, AI, and Getting Into Affluent Rooms with Justin Benton In this powerful episode of Peak Performance Hacks, hosts Max Bergstrom and Jeff Feeling sit down with Justin Benton — Two Comma Club award winner, high-ticket sales expert, and partner to Russell Brunson — to unpack what it really takes to scale in today's AI-driven economy.Justin shares his journey from traditional sales and real estate into online funnels, high-ticket conversions, and elite partnerships. From telemarketing lessons and rejection resilience to AI optimization, affluent networking, and mapping out Vision 2026, this conversation is packed with real-world strategy, mindset shifts, and tactical insights for entrepreneurs ready to play a bigger game.If you're serious about scaling revenue, leveraging AI, and positioning yourself in rooms where real influence lives, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode, Candice sits down with Sue Willoughby, founder of Willoughby Coaching. Sue helps women over 40 confront obstacles and change the trajectory of their lives through Equus Coaching, a powerful approach that uses horses to build self-awareness, leadership skills, and emotional connection. Horses played a major role in Sue's own healing journey, and she now guides others through transformation with the same heart-centered approach. In this episode, they discuss:How horses sense emotional truth through nonverbal communicationWhy presence and self-awareness are essential for growthLetting go of rigid identity roles in midlifeThe power of curiosity and trying new experiencesHow being a beginner builds confidenceCreating transformation through connection and embodiment When women lead from within and reconnect with their authentic selves, new possibilities open and transformation becomes a way of life! About Sue:Sue Willoughby is the Founder of Willoughby Coaching, where women over 40 confront their personal obstacles and change the trajectory of their lives with the power of Equus Coaching. Equus coaching helps you discover the profound impact of non-verbal communication and self-awareness as you engage with horses, gaining insights into your leadership, communication style, and personal growth.Raised by a single alcoholic parent, Sue struggled with low self-esteem and learned from an early age to be self-sufficient and embrace discomfort. She came out at the age of 17 and struggled to find her place in the gay community, attempted suicide at 19, and was on a path of living hard and playing harder.Her life dramatically improved when she met a new partner in the early 90s and moved across the country with her. After this move, Sue returned to school, started a new career, and became a homeowner and real estate investor.Sue found coaching through her lifelong love of horses. They were always there to support her through some of the darkest and most difficult times of her life and she now finds fulfillment in being the coach she wished she had in those challenging times of her life.Sue regularly practices what she preaches by getting out of her comfort zone; she's been a Nightclub DJ, a standup comic, an actor, a private pilot, and a Roller Derby referee, just to name a few! Sue resides outside the Seattle area with a horse named Moose, 2 mini-longhaired Dachshunds, Benny and Buddy, and a VW Bus called Arlo. Website: https://www.willoughbycoaching.comNewsletter link: https://willoughbycoaching.com/ (Newsletter pop-up is displayed on entry) To Start & Launch a Podcast, Book A Call with Sue:https://willoughby-coaching.myflodesk.com/podcast-success-call Midlife Strategies for BadAss Women Podcast-https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/midlife-strategies-for-badass-women/id1753943662LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/suewilloughby/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sue_willoughbyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sue.willoughby.520-----If you're struggling, consider therapy with our sponsor, BetterHelp.Visit https://betterhelp.com/candicesnyder for a 10% discount on your first month of therapy.*This is a paid promotionIf you are in the United States and in crisis, or any other person may be in danger -Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Dial 988-----Connect with Candice Snyder!Website: https://www.podpage.com/passion-purpose-and-possibilities-1/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/candicebsnyder?_rdrPassion, Purpose, and Possibilities Community Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/passionpurposeandpossibilitiescommunity/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passionpurposepossibilities/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/candicesnyder/Shop For A Cause With Gifts That Give Back to Nonprofits: https://thekindnesscause.com/Fall In Love With Artists And Experience Joy And Calm: https://www.youtube.com/@movenartrelaxationClick this link to receive your FREE TRIAL to The Greenhouse Communityhttps://www.thegreenhousecommunity.com/checkout/the-greenhouse-membership?affiliate_code=11e889

What if the very thing that makes you feel like you don't belong is actually your greatest creative gift?  In this moving conversation, I sit down with Amanda Pascali, a singer-songwriter, translator, and Fulbright Fellow who's turned the experience of never quite fitting in into her life's work. A Harrington Fellow at the University of Texas at Austin, she researches Italian studies and ethnomusicology while revitalizing centuries-old Sicilian folk songs for modern audiences. Having built a community of hundreds of thousands online, she's proven that the space between cultures isn't empty—it's where authentic connection is born.  Amanda translates and reinterprets the work of Rosa Balistreri, one of Italy's first women to publicly denounce social inequality through music, bringing women's perspectives to stories that have long been filtered through a male gaze. Her latest album, Roses and Basil, transforms ancient lullabies and protest songs into something that speaks to anyone who's ever felt like the outsider looking in. What makes Amanda different—and why this conversation felt so essential—is that she's not here to tell you how to fit in. She's here to show you what becomes possible when you finally stop trying. She understands the exhaustion of pretending, the power of claiming your own space, and how the very thing that made you feel different can become your greatest source of strength. In this episode, you'll discover: How feeling like the "weird girl" became the foundation for authentic artistryWhy Amanda picked up a guitar at 12 and decided to create space for herself through musicThe story behind her Fulbright Fellowship translating Sicilian folk songs in a UNESCO-endangered languageHow she reinterprets centuries-old songs to center women's voices and experiencesHow to use ancient wisdom to speak to our most modern strugglesWhat it's like to balance online visibility with real-life authenticityWhy she believes music is how we say the things we can't say with spoken word This conversation reminds us that our greatest challenges often hold our greatest gifts. When you stop pretending to fit in and start trusting who you really are, you create: ✨ Ease in finally letting go of the exhausting performance of trying to belong—which frees up energy to honor what matters most to you, pursue work that aligns with your values, and show up authentically in every space you enter ✨ Joy in discovering community with others who also don't fit the mold—in finding your unique voice when traditional paths don't serve you—and in creating rituals that ground you and reconnect you to what's meaningful ✨ Impact by centering voices and...

In this episode of Why Distance Learning, Seth Fleischauer, Allyson Mitchell, and Tami Moehring welcome Hope Windle, Director of SUNY COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning). Together they unpack what COIL actually is, how it works inside real courses, and why it gives all students—not just those who can study abroad—access to meaningful international collaboration. Drawing on years of experience connecting students across countries, languages, and disciplines, Hope explains why meaningful collaboration isn't about content mastery alone, but about process, perspective, and growth.Pain PointMany educators believe that authentic global learning requires travel, study abroad programs, or well-funded international exchanges—opportunities that remain inaccessible to most students. Even when virtual connections exist, they are often superficial, short-lived, or focused on “learning about” others rather than learning with them.SolutionSUNY COIL offers a project-based, faculty-driven model that embeds international collaboration directly into existing courses. Rather than one-off calls or presentations, students work in mixed international teams on shared problems—ranging from food insecurity and data visualization to journalism, astrophysics, and app design.Throughout the conversation, Hope shares:What distinguishes COIL from “Mystery Skype”–style exchangesWhy friction, miscommunication, and failure are essential parts of cross-cultural learningHow COIL builds student maturity, humility, professional communication skills, and global awarenessWhy virtual exchange is a powerful tool for equity, access, and inclusion, especially for students historically excluded from international experiencesHow the UN Sustainable Development Goals provide a flexible, shared framework across disciplinesActionEducators across K–12 and higher education can begin rethinking global learning by:Designing short, team-based international projects within existing coursesPrioritizing process, collaboration, and reflection over perfect outcomesAllowing students to navigate real-world challenges like time zones, communication styles, and cultural differences—with guidance rather than rescueViewing virtual exchange not as a backup to travel, but as a distinct and powerful pedagogyWhy Distance Learning?For Hope, distance learning creates space for reflection, grace, and intentional response. By combining synchronous connection with asynchronous thinking time, virtual learning allows diverse voices, languages, and cultures to grow together—right now, not someday in the future.Episode LinksSUNY COIL: https://coil.suny.eduUN Sustainable Development Goals: http://sdgs.un.org/goalsHost LinksDiscover global virtual learning opportunities and resources at CILC.org with Tami Moehring and Allyson Mitchell.Seth Fleischauer's Banyan Global Learning provides meaningful global learning experiences that prepare students worldwide for success in an interconnected world.

What's the secret ingredient to happier patients, empowered teams, and tech that works for you in pediatric dentistry?In this episode, Dr. Jackie Wingate lifts the curtain on her transformative journey from rushed, high-volume dentistry to a deeply personal, low-volume approach that puts children and their families at the heart of every visit. Dr. Jackie shares what prompted her to step away from traditional models and meticulously build a practice in Philadelphia's suburbs around quality time with patients, empowering education, and advanced minimally invasive care.Listen as Dr. Jackie reveals the pivotal operational choices that have set her practice apart, including embracing technology, thoughtful outsourcing, and assembling a purpose-driven team every step of the way. Hear about her hands-on methods for minimizing sedation, her unfiltered lessons from both DSOs and private practices, and the small details that make lasting impressions (like an illuminated sign's surprising marketing power.) If you're a dentist or practice owner seeking to move beyond burnout and truly redefine what dental care can look like for kids and parents alike, this conversation is for you!What You'll Learn in This Episode:Why slowing down can transform both patient care and provider satisfaction in dentistryThe vital role of behavior management for positive pediatric dental experiencesHow technology like the Solea laser and AI-driven software streamline operationsThe benefits and pitfalls of various dental practice models, including DSOsSmart strategies for building a cohesive, mission-driven teamThe power of delegating administrative tasks to regain focus on patient careTips for effectively marketing your practice, from word of mouth to visual cuesPractical advice on insurance credentialing and managing parent relationshipsThe impact of open communication about finances with staffHow to create an environment that prioritizes whole-child health and preventative educationTune in now for actionable insights on building a pediatric dental practice that's both fulfilling and truly impactful for you and your patients.‍Sponsors:‍Net32: Founded by a dentist, for dentists. Net32 is the leading online marketplace for dental supplies, helping dental and medical professionals save on high-quality products for over 25 years. Start saving today at: https://www.net32.com/dentalmarketerGuest: Dr. Jackie WingatePractice Name: Groovy Pediatric DentistryCheck out Jackie's Media:‍Website: https://groovyteeth.com/Email: drjackie@groovyteeth.com‍Host: Michael AriasJoin my newsletter: https://thedentalmarketer.lpages.co/newsletter/‍Join this podcast's Facebook Group: The Dental Marketer Society‍Love the Podcast? Let Us Know How We're Doing on Apple Podcasts!‍

Join us for this enlightening episode of the Intuitive Homeopathy Podcast, where host Angelica interviews Ian Luepker, a seasoned naturopathic doctor with over 21 years of experience in homeopathy. Ian shares his journey into hospice care and the integration of innovative therapies like ketamine and psilocybin, which have recently become legal in Oregon.In this episode, you'll learn about:The parallels between homeopathy and psychedelic medicineThe importance of preparation and integration in psychedelic experiencesHow psilocybin can help address existential questions and mortalityThe significance of understanding impermanence and interconnectedness in healingCautions regarding the use of psychedelics, especially for those with unresolved trauma

David Millili & Steve Carran sit down with Steve Slack, General Manager of the iconic Lafayette Hotel & Club in San Diego, for a deep dive into hospitality leadership, community-driven hotels, and what it takes to run a Michelin-recognized property.In this episode, Steve Slack shares his journey from growing up in Oceanside, California, to leading one of the most talked-about boutique hotels in the country. From early days in golf operations to becoming a hotel general manager, Steve breaks down the mindset, hustle, and attention to detail required to succeed in modern hospitality.We also explore the historic renovation and relaunch of the Lafayette Hotel, the unique ownership model behind CH Projects, and how food, beverage, and community engagement drive the hotel's success. Steve opens up about earning a Michelin Key, traveling to Paris for the award ceremony, and how the Lafayette has reclaimed its place as a cultural landmark in San Diego.Plus, we take you behind the scenes of the Lafayette's legendary holiday transformation, including the viral hanging Christmas trees, in-house decorating process, and why guests and locals alike keep coming back.In this episode, you'll learn:Why community-driven hotels outperform traditional modelsHow CH Projects operates 20+ restaurants and boutique hotelsThe role of food & beverage in creating unforgettable guest experiencesHow the Lafayette Hotel became a San Diego destination againWatch the FULL EPISODE on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Sa3tbaOzSF8Links:Steve Slack on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steveaslack/The Lafayette Hotel & Club: https://lafayettehotelsd.com/For full show notes head to: https://themodernhotelier.com/episode/241Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-...Join the conversation on today's episode on The Modern Hotelier LinkedIn pageConnect with Steve and David:Steve: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%8E...David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-mil.

Student Demographics Are Not Their Mathematical DestinyIn this episode of The Culture Centered Classroom, Jocelynn is joined by Juliana Tapper, M.Ed., founder of CollaboratEd Consulting, to discuss her bookTeaching 6–12 Math Intervention: A Practical Framework To Engage Students Who Struggle.This conversation is grounded in the powerful, practical framework Juliana shares in her book—a framework designed to help educators support students who are working below grade level without deficit thinking, lowered expectations, or exclusionary practices.One of the most resonant ideas from the book, and from this conversation, is this truth: Student demographics are not their mathematical destiny.Throughout the episode, Juliana explains how her framework helps teachers become gatebreakers—educators who actively disrupt inequitable systems, expand access to rigorous learning, and design math classrooms that are equity-centered, culturally relevant, and humanizing.In this episode, we explore:The core principles of Juliana's math intervention frameworkWhy traditional intervention models often reinforce inequityHow teacher beliefs and instructional decisions shape access and opportunityWhat it means to teach math in ways that honor students' identities and lived experiencesHow educators can move from compliance-driven intervention to meaningful engagementThe conversation also connects Juliana's work to The New Teacher Project's article, The Opportunity Myth, highlighting how students are too often denied access to grade-level tasks and rich instruction. Jocelynn and Juliana further ground the discussion in Kimberlé Crenshaw's work on intersectionality, reminding listeners that students experience math classrooms through multiple, overlapping identities.Resources mentioned in this episode:Teaching 6–12 Math Intervention: A Practical Framework To Engage Students Who Strugglehttps://www.collaboratedwithjuliana.com/buyhttps://gatebreakerbook.comJuliana Tapper's Masterclasshttps://www.collaboratedwithjuliana.com/masterclass2The Opportunity Myth by The New Teacher ProjectThis episode is an invitation to rethink math intervention—not as remediation, but as an equity practice. If you're ready to challenge assumptions, expand opportunity, and become a gatebreaker for your students, this conversation—and Juliana's book—are a powerful place to begin.

Emotions are not just reactions — they are vibrational signals guiding you toward alignment with your higher self. In this session, we'll explore how quantum principles and universal laws can help you transform emotional blocks, release old patterns, and raise your energy to live more fully. You'll learn how to shift from being reactive to responsive, and use your emotional landscape as a guide to manifest clarity, abundance, and well-being. ✨ In this session, you'll discover: How emotions are energy and vibration, shaping your reality The Law of Vibration — higher frequency emotions attract higher frequency experiencesHow observing your emotions creates space for transformation (Observer Effect) Practical techniques for emotional release, self-compassion, and alignment How to integrate emotional awareness into daily practices for healing and growth----------------------

Joseph Goldstein responds to questions on spiritual craving, mental focus, and what it truly means to become aware of awareness.This time on Insight Hour, Joseph Goldstein mindfully explains:Bringing your daily life into your spiritual practiceMindfulness of seeing: focusing on the seeing itself rather than on what we are looking atResting in open, non-reactive spaciousnessThe cognizing power of emptiness and realizing that there is nothing to knowKeeping the mind steady and how concentration deepens insight Understanding both relative and ultimate reality Defining dukkha as the inevitability of unwanted experiencesHow to not waste suffering: taking an interest in the shadows of our own minds Having agency over our own minds during difficult experiencesMindfulness of anger and other negative emotions This episode was originally published on Dharmaseed“How do I become aware of awareness? Where is it? How can I put my finger on it? When we realize that there's nothing to find, and yet the knowing is happening, then we relax back into the mystery of consciousness, and you're very aware of the capacity of the mind to know.” –Joseph GoldsteinSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this special encore of the No Labels, No Limits Podcast, host Sarah Boxx welcomes Michelle Clare — Certified Evidential Medium, Angel Intuitive, Spiritual Coach, and three-time Near-Death Experience (NDE) survivor.Michelle shares her extraordinary journey through three life-changing near-death experiences that opened her connection to angels, life guides, and loved ones who have crossed over. Her story offers profound insights into unconditional love, healing after loss, and living with deeper purpose and faith.Together, Sarah and Michelle explore:What it means to be an Evidential MediumThe lessons Michelle learned from her near-death experiencesHow we remain connected to loved ones in spiritThe healing and peace that come from understanding life beyond deathIf you've ever wondered what happens after we pass—or how spiritual experiences can transform how we live—this conversation will leave you feeling inspired, comforted, and full of hope.Connect with Michelle Clare: Website: https://www.michelleclare.net/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/medium_michelle_clare/#Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MediumMichelleClareYouTube: http://www.youtube.com/ ⁨@michelle_clare⁩ Connect with Sarah Boxx:Website: https://sarahboxx.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/strategicvisioncoach/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahboxxllc/X: https://x.com/i/flow/login?redirect_after_login=%2FSarahBoxxLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahboxxsherpa/Check out our sister show, the Nonprofit Podcast, where we dive into strategies for nonprofit leaders and change agents driving real community impact. Tune in wherever you get your podcasts! https://shows.acast.com/nonprofits-todayKeywords: near-death experience podcast, spiritual awakening, mediumship, angel messages, connecting with loved ones after death, life after death, spiritual healing, Michelle Clare interview, No Labels No Limits Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode I'm joined by adventurer Mark Gresser, who is currently in the midst of a huge journey: walking solo across Australia from Steep Point in Western Australia to Cape Byron in the east,  a distance of more than 6,000 kilometres.Alogn with being a huge physical challenge, Mark is undertaking this expedition to raise awareness and support for youth mental health, partnering with the Australian organisation Batyr to encourage young people to speak up and seek help. In our conversation, we discuss:The moment Mark decided to attempt this massive walkMark's own mental health journey and experiencesHow he physically and mentally prepared for the journeyWhat life really looks like walking alone through remote AustraliaThe set up of his walking cart which fully loaded can weigh up to 175kgsThe powerful purpose behind Trek 4 Youth Mental HealthFollow & Support Mark

In this episode of Transformative Principal, host Jethro Jones interviews Adrian Ireland, an international educator, systems thinker, and author of "Designing Different." Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities in reimagining the architecture of learning within schools. The conversation delves into why educational reform often fails when it focuses on incremental improvements rather than structural changes, emphasizing the importance of authentic learning experiences, student motivation, and agency.Adrian shares insights on how small but significant changes—like creating "sandboxes" for experimentation and expanding the audience for student work—can lead to meaningful transformation. The discussion covers the pitfalls of over-relying on extrinsic motivators like grades, the value of interdisciplinary and project-based learning, and the need for flexible systems that nurture both passion and competence in students. Practical examples, such as school newspapers and project weeks, illustrate how schools can foster ownership, engagement, and real-world skills.Making little pockets where students can be seen in a different light with different experiencesHow education has an architecture problem, not an effort problem. The flow of the river. Curricularize them!Neglect students' autonomy at our own demise.More about motivation. Intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation.False fails - good ideas that are implemented into architecture that rejects them. Design principles - authenticity, flexibility, mutuality (we are connected), and simplexity (designed simple but able to handle a complex reality)School Newspaper as an example of mutuality.The whole game at a junior level - Good architectures that already exist. Avenues World SchoolWhat comes first, passion or competence? Interdisciplinary teamsHow to be a transformative principal? Make a decision that we are going to have two official expositions of student work. Create a sandbox, a space of possibility. About Adrian IrelandAdrian Ireland is an international educator, systems thinker, and author dedicated to reimagining the architecture of learning. With extensive experience teaching and leading across Asia and Europe, Adrian has spent his career challenging the traditional, standardized models of education by championing learner-centered approaches that value individuality, curiosity, and creativity. His entrepreneurial mindset drives him to experiment with bold ideas, test innovative systems, and design frameworks that empower both students and educators to thrive. He wears a mix of hats that have shaped his perspectives on education: Watching the development and natural learning progressions of his two boys as father. Coaching Volleyball at both high and low levels. Teaching in the classroom in both middle and high school. Leading full school change efforts around interdisciplinary learning and  project-based learning. Redesigning time and scheduling to allow space for change and most recently Coordinating the MYP (Middle Years Program).  Rooted in both practical classroom experience and a deep understanding of educational theory, Adrian believes that the future of learning lies not in small improvements, but in daring to create something fundamentally different. His work blends systems thinking with human-centered design principles, helping schools and organizations shift toward environments that foster authentic engagement and personal growth.In "Designing Different", Adrian shares the lessons, insights, and strategies gathered from years of navigating the complexity of educational reform, inspiring others to move beyond "better" and design the future of learning. (Link to Book Website) LinkedLeaders: You need support. Get just-in-time mentoring at LinkedLeaders.comWe're thrilled to be sponsored by IXL. IXL's comprehensive teaching and learning platform for math, language arts, science, and social studies is accelerating achievement in 95 of the top 100 U.S. school districts. Loved by teachers and backed by independent research from Johns Hopkins University, IXL can help you do the following and more:Simplify and streamline technologySave teachers' timeReliably meet Tier 1 standardsImprove student performance on state assessments

In this video, Sabrina Brightstar shares her personal experiences with telepathic training, intuitive connection, and the synchronicities that unfold when playing CYBO Game Night — a quantum synchronicity game for starseeds and lightworkers.Discover how telepathic communication naturally awakens through play, presence, and heart alignment.Learn how you can begin strengthening your own telepathic abilities and join a global movement of conscious creators remembering their multidimensional gifts. Free eBook — Telepathy 101: Foundations of Telepathic CommunicationDownload your free guide here: https://www.officialfirstcontact.com/telepathy-101

This week's episode is an honest reflection on the language of diet culture — and how even the most well-intentioned words can carry hidden judgment. Michelle shares how a listener's feedback prompted her to look more closely at her own phrasing, unpack the emotions underneath it, and re-examine what “neutral language” really means on the intuitive eating and body trust journey. You'll walk away with new awareness, practical language swaps, and a reminder that this work is about progress, not perfection.In this episode:How one listener's email sparked a powerful realization about language and shameWhy terms like “junk food,” “clean eating,” and “cheat day” reinforce moral judgmentWhat it really means when we say we've been “good,” “bad,” or are “getting back on track”Practical, compassionate alternatives for describing food and body experiencesHow words both reflect and shape our beliefs about health and worthA simple three-question pause to bring curiosity and awareness to your languageWhy awareness—not perfection—is the goal when unlearning diet-culture languageIf you're practicing intuitive eating or working to rebuild body trust, this episode will help you choose words that reflect compassion, connection, and care—one gentle sentence at a time.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of The Neurodivergent Experience, Jordan James and Simon Scott sit down with filmmaker and educator Bret Malley to discuss his groundbreaking documentary, "The Divergent Gift: Unboxing Autism."This film is particularly powerful because it was created entirely by neurodivergent people! From concept and filming to animation, editing, and storytelling. The project began as Bret's personal response to his son Kellan's autism diagnosis and grew into a global documentary that amplifies autistic voices of all ages and backgrounds.Through lived experience and innovative filmmaking, The Divergent Gift: Unboxing Autism reframes autism beyond stereotypes, celebrating its diversity, challenges, and beauty while centring autistic perspectives at every stage of production.Jordan, Simon, and Bret explore:How The Divergent Gift: Unboxing Autism began as a family story and became a powerful advocacy toolWhy authentic representation and autistic voices are essential in storytellingThe role of animation and creative filmmaking in capturing sensory and emotional experiencesHow media can either perpetuate stigma or foster empathy and understandingEarly reactions to screenings and the film's impact on communities and familiesWhy autistic-led creative projects are so vital for meaningful changeThis episode is a celebration of storytelling, representation, and the power of film to reshape cultural conversations about autism.Our Sponsors:

In this episode of The Modern Hotelier, we sit down with Robert Grosz, President & COO of WorldVue, a nearly 50-year leader in hospitality technology solutions. Bob shares his journey from the Midwest to the forefront of real estate and tech, and how culture, quick decision-making, and loyalty have shaped his leadership style.We dive into:Why “culture eats strategy for breakfast” and how karaoke helped build stronger teams The evolution of WorldVue from looping movies on VHS to delivering cutting-edge cloud-based guest experiencesHow mobile technology and personalization are transforming hospitalityWhy technology should be part of hotel design conversations from day oneRobert's insights highlight not only where hospitality tech is today, but also where it's headed. This is a fun, thoughtful conversation packed with leadership lessons, industry trends, and a few Neil Diamond references.Watch the FULL EPISODE on YouTube: https://youtu.be/14OVBJ8FHroThis episode is sponsored by WorldVue — https://www.worldvue.com/Links:Robert on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robert-g-9806552/ WorldVue: https://www.worldvue.com/For full show notes head to: https://themodernhotelier.com/episode/218Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-...Join the conversation on today's episode on The Modern Hotelier LinkedIn pageConnect with Steve and David:Steve: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%8E...David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-mil.

A Decade at Soulcycle... "What like it's hard?!" In this episode we talk:Memorable experiences and lessons on and beyond the bikeCultivating community and creating one of a kind experiencesHow to stay grounded in a noisy, socially driven eraand SO much more!Follow Madison: @madisoncicconeWork with Madison 1 x1: https://stan.store/MadisonCicconeMadison's Website: https://madisonciccone.com/Buy the Gratitude Journal on Amazon PrimeRide with her at SoulCycle in Boston

When Olivia Steele broke her silence about what really happened to her at Burning Man, it shook the community.Her viral, polarizing post called out what she described as a psychic break—not a bad trip, not burnout, but an energetic hijacking. The reactions were swift: some dismissed her, others attacked her… and many quietly messaged her: “I've felt this too.”This is the first time Olivia shares the full story—raw, real, and without algorithmic filter.In this exclusive, soul-baring conversation with Jeff Scult, Olivia unpacks the hidden side of transformational spaces: the portals we open, the protection we neglect, and the price we pay for chasing peak experience without energetic hygiene.What began as a warning became a reckoning. A reckoning became a rebirth.

What are the stories you tell yourself about who you are and what you've experienced? These stories have incredible power, and too often they turn into limiting beliefs that block you from creating the life you truly want.In this episode, we explore the stories we tell ourselves, the emotions we experience, and how to notice where you may be limiting yourself financially, in your relationships, or in any other area of your life. You'll discover how releasing these stories doesn't erase or invalidate your past; it opens you up to new possibilities right now.Before we dive in, I'm so excited to share that the She Rises book, which I have co-authored with 12 of my Master Coaches, is out now! To celebrate the launch, I have some exclusive opportunities for you. The book is available on Amazon, and as a launch-day bonus, the Kindle edition is only 99 cents. When you purchase the Kindle edition today, you'll also receive a free workbook and unlock access to a live 4-week Life Mastery Reset training with me, completely for free. This offer is available today only, so don't miss it!Back to our theme: Our brains are meaning-making machines–we go through life and create stories around the interactions we have, imagining what others' intentions are, what they think about us, and how the treatment we receive relates to who we are. These stories can be good, bad, or somewhere in between, but they all shape how we see ourselves and what we believe is possible.In the coaching space, there is an emphasis on releasing the stories we tell ourselves. It's such a powerful concept, but so many of us feel resistance–or even have a negative experience–when it comes to releasing our stories. We'll discuss the reasons behind why we struggle to let those stories go today, and how to move past that block and experience the benefits of releasing the stories.Releasing a story doesn't mean you were wrong for what you thought, and it doesn't invalidate your experience. It means you can validate your experience and move beyond the story that creates limiting beliefs. So, what would it take for you to love yourself enough to honor your emotions, allow your feelings to matter as important messages, and release the story that is limiting you from ultimately being, feeling, seeing, achieving, and doing exactly what you want? That's what we're going to unlock within you today. Here we go!What you'll learn:3 questions to help you uncover the stories you tell yourself and the impact they haveWhy we resist shifting the stories we tell ourselves when we know they aren't serving usHow our stories from childhood can lead to limiting beliefs as adultsWhy releasing the stories we tell ourselves doesn't invalidate feelings or experiencesHow stepping into new possibilities after releasing a story requires vulnerability and builds self-trustYou can read the full show notes here.Connect with Molly ClaireThe Deep Reset Retreat: A Soulful Autumn Experience for Clarity, Healing, and Bold Self-Trust with Molly Claire and Melanie Fay: https://www.mollyclaire.com/retreat Molly's Website:

Description:In this enlightening conversation, we dive into the unseen world of energy, frequencies, and spiritual experiences. From aura readings and Reiki to telekinesis and chakras, our guests explore how science and spirituality intersect in fascinating ways.You'll discover:How energy fields influence us when entering a roomWhat aura colors reveal about your state of beingThe science behind chakras and energy centersReal stories of Reiki, aura readings, and psychic experiencesHow telekinesis and synchronicity reveal hidden layers of realityWhether you're curious about spirituality, energy healing, or the science behind unseen forces, this episode will open your mind to new dimensions.

In this episode, Alissa dives into one of her core beliefs: that life is always working in your favor, especially when it doesn't feel like it.Through personal stories, spiritual wisdom, and honest reflections, she explores how setbacks, triggers, and everyday annoyances can be invitations into growth. From ancient teachings like Buddhism's lotus flower to her own journey with chronic illness and sleepless nights as a mom, Alissa shares how challenges can become catalysts for resilience, self-trust, and transformation.This episode is a reminder that your hardest seasons often contain the very gold that will shape your most confident, unshakable self.What You'll Learn:Why highly sensitive people are impacted more deeply—but also benefit more fully—from life experiencesHow spiritual traditions across the world view struggle as a path to growthWhy setbacks and “dark nights of the soul” can prepare you for your greatest breakthroughsA mindset shift that turns daily frustrations into opportunities for empowermentReal-life examples of how painful seasons can lead to unexpected miraclesCurious about the Not Too Sensitive Club? Send Alissa a DM on Instagram @lifebyalissa to get the presale details and reserve your spot! Uncover your sneaky internal belief that's stopping you from being your most confident self TAKE The FREE Shadow Archetype Quiz NOWLearn my 6-step process for managing & neutralizing your triggers as an HSP in our FREE UN-Botherable Workshop!The Sensitive & Soulful Self-Worth Course: Go from second-guessing & self-doubt to YOU'VE got YOU. Your journey to unwavering self-trust & radical self-acceptance starts HERE. Use code PODL at checkout for a secret discount!As a special bonus, I want to give you FREE access to my workshop for HSPs called Not "Too Sensitive" (usually $35)! All you have to do is:Leave a review of this podcastEmail a screenshot of your review to hello@lifebyalissa.comThat's it!

Sometimes miracles happen in the quiet moments at the end of life. In this powerful episode of The Miracle Files, we sit down with hospice chaplain Don Mulford—a Stanford graduate, former California attorney, Presbyterian pastor, cancer survivor, and author of Matchbooks in the Tunnel. Don shares deeply moving stories from his years as a hospice chaplain, where he has witnessed angels in the room, loved ones appearing to patients, and the unmistakable presence of God as people step from this life into the next. He also recounts his own miraculous 10-year battle with lymphoma and the healing that even doctors called a miracle.✨ Topics we cover:The hidden miracles that often surround end-of-life experiencesHow hospice care reveals God's presence in intimate and profound waysDon's miraculous healing from cancerWhy he believes miracles happen every day, not just in extraordinary momentsHis book Matchbooks in the Tunnel and the lessons it offersIf you've ever wondered about the spiritual side of death, what it means to experience God's presence in life's hardest moments, or how miracles may look different than we expect—this episode will leave you encouraged and filled with hope.

Listener Note: This episode includes references to sexual trauma, emotional abuse, and boundary violations. Please take care of your nervous system and step away if you need to. You're allowed to choose what you hold, and when.Some daughters have lived through what many would call unthinkable: sexual abuse at the hands of their mothers. It's a reality too painful to name, let alone process but that doesn't make it any less real. And if we want true healing for all daughters, we have to talk about the truths most people can't hold.In this powerful two-part episode, This week we talk to a daughter who has survived covert sexual trauma from her mother. Through her story, we begin to unpack the complex ways that maternal sexual abuse can occur.I'll talk about:What covert sexual trauma is and how it differs from more overt forms of abuseHow maternal sexual abuse distorts a daughter's sense of self, safety, and bodily autonomyWhy daughters struggle with shame, confusion, and isolation around these experiencesHow survivors can begin to reclaim their truth, their body, and their storyWhy this episode, and this conversation, is a long-overdue step in healing the most silenced woundsWhether this is your experience or not, listening with care will help deepen your understanding of the many forms the mother wound can take—and what it looks like to hold space for daughters living through the darkest parts of itVisit MayhemDaughters.com for more information about joining group, our online community, or to share your story with the show.

Text Me!In episode 237 of the Sober Vibes podcast, I welcome  Michael E. Long, coauthor of the international bestseller The Molecule of More and author of the new follow-up, Taming the Molecule of More. Michael explains how alcohol hijacks our brain's reward system and shares practical, science-backed strategies to rewire it for a more balanced, fulfilling life.Dopamine doesn't create happiness—it drives anticipation and desire. That's why understanding it is central to breaking free from alcohol and building lasting sobriety.What you will learn in this episode:Why dopamine is the neurotransmitter that makes us want more rather than enjoy what we haveHow alcohol and other addictive substances flood the brain with artificial dopamine, rewiring your reward systemThe surprising ways modern technology triggers similar dopamine-driven anticipation patternsWhy recovery requires replacing dopamine-seeking behaviors with “here-and-now” experiencesHow finding deeper meaning is essential for long-term sobriety and satisfactionSimple daily practices like listing victories and practicing presence can rewire your reward pathwaysWhy rebalancing dopamine starts within days but continues as a lifelong processIf you've ever felt restless, joyless, or like something is “missing” in early sobriety, this episode will help you understand why and give you a clear path toward lasting fulfillment.Connect with Michael E. Long:WebsiteMolecule of MoreTaming the Molecule of MoreResources Mentioned:Sober 1:1 Coaching The Sobriety Circle The After-Emotional Sobriety GuidePODCAST SPONSOR:This episode is sponsored by Soberlink, a trusted accountability tool for anyone navigating early recovery. Whether you're rebuilding trust with loved ones or want more structure in your sobriety, Soberlink offers a discreet and empowering way to stay on track.Sober Vibes listeners get $50 off their device!Grab your discount here!Hope this episode helps you today!Thank you for listening! Help the show by Rating, Reviewing, and/or Subscribing to the Sober Vibes Podcast. Connect w/ Courtney:InstagramJoin the Sobriety Circle Apply for 1:1 CoachingOrder the Sober Vibes Book

Send us a text“Community is where hope lives.”In this inspiring episode of Adulting With Autism, we sit down with Jamie Olson, the creator of Uniquely You Magazine, a publication written by and for the special needs community. Jamie shares her journey as a mom of three—including her 12-year-old son with autism and epilepsy—and how she's building spaces that connect, inspire, and empower families nationwide.Through her work as a publisher and community builder, Jamie is proving that sharing our stories and creating meaningful connections can bring hope, understanding, and practical support to neurodivergent families everywhere.

If you've ever given birth, are about to give birth, or love someone who's about to, this episode is a MUST. Deena opens up about how she's preparing for baby #3, and this time? It's not about a hospital bag or the perfect birth plan. It's about mental health. Nervous system regulation. Self-advocacy. And building a postpartum setup that actually supports her.In this raw and radically honest conversation, Kristin and Deena go deep on:What Deena learned from two very different birth experiencesHow she's breaking the fear–tension–pain cycle with science-backed toolsWhy the key to a “good birth” isn't epidural vs. unmedicated - it's how you're treatedWhat it looks like to prep your partner and kids to support you after birthHow to unapologetically ask for what you need - even when it's uncomfortableYou'll walk away feeling grounded, empowered, and ready to take up space in your birth and postpartum experience - because you deserve to be held, seen, and supported. This isn't about being perfect. It's about being powerful.Fisher Price x Big Little Feelings - Brain-boosting play kits designed by expertsThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.Go to HIYAHEALTH.COM/BLF for 50% off of your first order of Hiya Health children's multivitamin!Go to K12.com/BLF today to find a tuition-free K12-powered school near you and enroll today!Head to meritbeauty.com and get their Signature Makeup Bag FREE with your first order!Visit www.functionhealth.com/feelings or use gift code FEELINGS100 at sign-up for your own health. The first 1000 to join using our link get a $100 credit toward their membership.LMNT is offering a free 8-count Sample Pack of their most popular drink mix flavors with any purchase. Get yours at DrinkLMNT.com/BEDTIME to get yours!Produced by Dear MediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.