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In this episode of The Creative Genius Podcast, I talk with designer, writer, and thinker Ben Rennie, author of a new book that explores the transformative power of curiosity and creativity. Together, we unpack the dynamic relationship between curiosity, creativity, and confidence, and how this path can guide us to overcome fear and step more fully into our potential. Ben shares his personal story—sparked by a promise to his late mother—that led him to examine how people find themselves in powerful, unexpected places.We explore the idea that creativity isn't limited to the arts but is instead the ability to see things differently, solve problems, and bring ideas to life. Through vivid stories and practical wisdom, Ben and I explore how curiosity is the antidote to fear, how creativity naturally flows from curiosity, and how confidence is built by simply beginning—and continuing—to create.From imposter syndrome at a Dolce & Gabbana event to finding inspiration in nature, this conversation is a powerful invitation to get curious, stay creative, and be kind to yourself in the process.Topics Covered:How curiosity dissolves fearWhy creativity is about seeing possibilities, not just making artReframing repetition: why doing what's been done before is still meaningfulHow creative confidence is earned through actionThe role of environment and nature in creative flow Navigating imposter syndromeand Honouring your pathResources & Mentions: Ben Rennie's new book Ben's “Wednesdays” blog on Medium Brene Brown Steve Jobs: “You can't connect the dots looking forward…” Meredith Hite-Estevez: “Join a song already singing” Rick Rubin: on creativity and remixing existing ideasTakeaways / Call to Action:Follow your curiosity—it's the best antidote to fear Just start, even if it's been done before—your voice mattersPractice regularly and create space for your creativityCapture your ideas on the goBe gentle with yourselfSpend time in nature to reset and reconnect

Ever find yourself asking, “Is this fear… or is this my intuition?” You're not alone. In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the difference between fear and intuition — especially for spiritual women who are manifesting money, career shifts, soul clients, and a life of alignment.You'll learn how fear can disguise itself as logic, how the Reticular Activating System (RAS) can trick your brain into seeing limitation, and how to confidently tune into your true inner guidance — the calm, grounded wisdom of your intuition.I'll also share real-life examples around money fears, visibility blocks, pricing doubts, and manifesting slowdowns, so you can start recognising fear when it shows up… and gently move past it.If you're ready to feel calm, clear, and certain in your next steps — this one's for you.Get access to exclusive masterclasses, mindset tools, and monthly manifestation resources inside The Manifestation Room — my membership space for women who are ready to trust themselves and manifest their next level.

In this episode, autism coach and solo parent Lisa Candera—also known as The Autism Mom Coach—breaks down a question nearly every autism parent wrestles with:Am I expecting too much or not enough from my child with autism?Through a real-life story from one of her private coaching clients, Lisa illustrates the emotional push-pull autism moms face when deciding whether to stretch their child or simply let them enjoy the moment. She explores the hidden fear that often drives the urge to do more, and how that fear can overshadow meaningful progress.Whether you're feeling pressure to push your child, second-guessing your parenting, or simply wondering what the right amount of expectation looks like—this episode will help you slow down, reflect, and lead with confidence.

How to Get Out of Quasi Recovery with Livia SaraThis episode is one of the most powerful and expansive conversations I've had on the podcast to date. Livia Sara is back—author, coach, and absolute soul sister—and we're diving deep into the sneakiest trap of all: quasi recovery.We unpack what it really means to be stuck in that space where you've gained weight, maybe even “look” recovered, but inside? You're still living in fear, control, and limitation.This episode will shake something loose inside of you. We talk truth, drop f-bombs (you know me!), and hold nothing back.We cover:Why quasi recovery can actually feel worse than the EDHow to know when you're still stuck in control (even if you're “eating more”)The difference between acting from freedom vs reacting from fearWhy perfectionism and comparison keep you trappedHow to choose freedom, even if you're terrifiedWhy YOUR recovery path gets to look how YOU want it toLivia's new book How to Get Out of Quasi Recovery is a must-read if you're truly ready to go all in. And if you're feeling a spark after this episode? Don't ignore it. That's your truth calling.5 Quotes from this episode:

In today's episode of The GaryVee Audio Experience, we're sharing a powerful keynote Gary gave at Samsung — all about leadership, adaptability, and thriving in the face of chaos.Gary dives deep into why the old rulebooks for business no longer apply, and how kindness, accountability, and relentless adaptability are now the ultimate competitive advantages. He shares personal stories about his upbringing, building Wine Library into a $65M business, and the hard lessons that shaped his leadership style.You'll also hear his take on the future of marketing, why "interest media" has replaced social media, and why understanding AI isn't optional anymore — it's survival. If you're serious about leading in today's rapidly changing world, this one's a must-listen.

Are you in a business rut and secretly wondering if you should just start applying for jobs again? In this episode, I dive headfirst into the mindset spiral so many beauty business owners find themselves in when things slow down. Whether your books are looking sparse, the algorithm's being shady, or your inner critic is louder than your kid during a tantrum, I've been there - and I share what's helped me flip the script. This one is a heart-to-heart (with a little tough love) for anyone who's ever felt like throwing in the towel. Building a business isn't just strategy. It's energy, mindset, and believing you still have something to offer, even when the bookings aren't flooding in. I also share a few personal stories, including the very real, sometimes hard, conversations that helped me triple my business last year. Hit play for a mindset reset!What you'll hear in this episode:The mindset pattern that quietly sabotages growth How to flip the script on the “market is saturated” fearWhy your daily actions might not be matching your big goals (and how to fix it)The surprising connection between your messy house and your business successMy favorite non-toxic way to deal with negative self-talk (without stuffing it down)If this hit home, come hang out with us at the Lash Biz Babes Online Conference May 3rd & 4th for two days of real talk, strategy, and connection with beauty pros who get it. Let's grow together in 2025! Payment plan available. Learn more and grab your ticket at www.lashbizbabesconference.comResources:Grab Your Free Social Media Content Guide: https://ericaschramm.kit.com/c85536608cLooking to grow your beauty business on social media in 2025? Let's talk! We help make socials easy for salons, spas, and beauty brands while still hitting your goals online! www.beautycorpro.comWhere We Can Connect:Let's be friends on Instagram! www.instagram.com/xoericaschrammLash Biz Babes Online Conference 2025 tickets are live! Join us virtually on May 3rd and 4th for 2 days of speakers, Q+As, panel discussions, huge giveaways, and virtual networking! Business was truly never meant to be done alone. Let's grow together in 2025! Payment plan available. Learn more and grab your ticket at www.lashbizbabesconference.com

In this soul-stirring episode of Stay Grounded, Raj welcomes Jess Magic, a "heartist" (heart artist), musical storyteller, and soul-stirring songstress who creates opportunities for people to interact with life from an open heart.Together they explore the sacred medicine of heartbreak and the profound gift of being "broken open" - revealing how our most painful moments can become portals to our deepest authenticity and joy. Through vulnerable stories, poetic wisdom, and shared laughter, Raj and Jess reveal why devotion to love (even when it hurts) might be the most liberating path of all.This conversation isn't just about surviving heartbreak - it's about alchemizing grief into growth, finding diamonds in the ashes of what once was, and honoring every relationship as part of your soul's lineage.

Send us a textFear of public speaking doesn't show up out of nowhere. In this deeply honest and uplifting conversation, Linda Ugelow joins us to share her journey from stage performer with intense speaking anxiety to a sought-after confidence and vocal coach.Linda helps entrepreneurs and professionals get comfortable being seen and heard, whether on camera, in a meeting, or on stage. She shares why the traditional advice to “push through the fear” often falls short, and how uncovering the root of that fear—usually found in personal history—can completely change your relationship with speaking.This episode is a powerful reminder that the goal isn't just to get by when speaking, but to actually enjoy the experience and feel at home in your voice.Episode NotesHow Linda went from white-knuckling through video appearances to building a framework that cleared her fearWhy the fear of public speaking often traces back to family dynamics, childhood experiences, and old patterns of protectionThe difference between managing fear and actually not feeling fear anymoreHow perfectionism, people pleasing, and school performance culture create internal pressure to always "get it right"What it takes to watch yourself on camera without cringingLinda's approach to turning your inner critic into an inner allyHow a supportive, nonjudgmental environment makes speaking growth sustainable and joyfulBehind the scenes of her Delight in the Limelight Accelerator and how she helps people reconnect with their true voiceGuest Contact Info – Linda Ugelow Website: www.lindaugelow.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/lindaugelow Instagram: instagram.com/lindaugelow TikTok: tiktok.com/@lindaugelow Facebook: facebook.com/linda.ugelow YouTube: youtube.com/user/lindaugelow Podcast: Delight in the LimelightKeep up with more content from Aggie and Cristy here: Facebook: Empowered Women Leaders Instagram: @badass_women_in_business LinkedIn: ProveHer - Badass Women in Business Website: Badasswomeninbusinesspodcast.com Athena: athenaac.com

This podcast series explores a game-changing understanding of the human mind that can exponentially increase the performance, resourcefulness and well-being for any individual or organisation. Unlocking Sales Success: The Power of Going Before the Self Welcome to the Quality of Mind Transforming Business Podcast Series! In this episode, we have a thought-provoking conversation with Nick, a former enterprise tech salesperson turned coach. Over the past 12-18 months, Nick has flourished in coaching, helping salespeople and leaders balance high performance with peace of mind. We delve into the art of sales and business development, discussing how understanding the nature of the mind and self can profoundly impact sales skills. We also discover Nick's transformative journey from facing anxiety and panic attacks in a high-pressure sales environment to finding true fulfilment. Tune in to explore topics like committed and intentional sales versus attached and invested approaches, and the invaluable distinction between serving and selling. Learn how you can become a better salesperson by recognising the freedom to experience any sensation without self-attachment. Discover how to handle any sensation or feeling and realize their true identity as awareness itself, rather than a separate self, leading to greater freedom and effectiveness in their professional and personal lives. Nick's Journey: From high-pressure enterprise tech sales to transformative coaching The Shift from External to Internal Success: What happens when success on the outside doesn't align with inner wellbeing? Selling vs. Serving: How a shift in perspective changes the sales experience for both the seller and the client Freedom in Sales: The distinction between being committed and intentional versus attached and invested The Fear of Fear: Why the real issue isn't external circumstances but our perception of them High Performance & Flow States: Understanding what gets in the way of performing at your best Navigating Targets & Pressure: How sales professionals can stay in service mode even within high-pressure environments The Power of Inquiry: The role of direct experience in discovering what is truly real   Curious - want to know more? You can find out more about Nick here  and on his website here  A summary of the Quality of Mind resources, to find out more TASTE THE MANGO  YouTube and Sub stack all about Direct Inquiry, Explore for yourself Watch past clients talk about the power of Quality of Mind here For a more in depth looking into the nondual understanding behind Quality of Mind  listen here  or here Find out more about the relevance of Quality of Mind  Check out our other podcast episodes, a curated list here Subscribe to our Quality of Mind YouTube channel for a series of 2 min videos all about Quality of Mind Piers Thurston regularly writes about Quality of Mind on LinkedIn and has a large collection of articles and post

“I believe that my illness was a part of my spiritual path because if not for my illness, I wouldn't have become who I am right now.” – Dr. Irina Webster Today's featured bestselling author is an Intuitive Healing Expert, teacher, Australia's authority on medical intuition, and the founder of Intuitive Healing Power, Dr. Irina Webster. Dr. Irina and I had a chat about her books, the magic of your body's energy, the complementary relationship between traditional medicine and intuitive practices, and more!!Key Things You'll Learn:Her journey from conventional medicine to intuitive healing after facing her own health challengesHow Dr. Irina's illness led to her spiritual transformation and understanding of healingThe difference between intuition and fearWhy it's important to sense the energy within your bodyDr. Irina's Site: https://dririnawebster.com/Dr. Irina's Books: https://www.amazon.com/s?i=stripbooks&rh=p_27%3AIrina+Webster+MD&s=relevancerank&text=Irina+Webster+MD&ref=dp_byline_sr_book_1The opening track is titled "Heatsource" by the magnanimous chill-hop master, Marcus D (@marcusd). Be sure to visit his site and support his craft. https://marcusd.net/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 Might Also Like…220 – “Medical Intuition” with Wendie Colter (@PracticalPathUS): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/220-medical-intuition-with-wendie-colter-practicalpathus/Ep. 613 – “Radical Intuition” with Kim Chestney (@KimChestney): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-613-radical-intuition-with-kim-chestney-kimchestney/Ep. 380 – “The Simplicity of Self-Healing” with Lisa Warner: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-380-the-simplicity-of-self-healing-with-lisa-warner/#GNPYear2 Episode 2 - "Lead An Uncompromised Life" with Lori Spagna (@LoriSpagna): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/gnpyear2-episode-2-lead-an-uncompromised-life-with-lori-spagna-lorispagna/233 – “Chakras & Your Third Eye” with Dr. Susan Shumsky (@AwakenToGod): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/233-chakras-your-third-eye-with-dr-susan-shumsky-awakentogod/202 - "Your Divine Human Blueprint" with Julie Renee Doering (@RevJulieRenee): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/202-your-divine-human-blueprint-with-julie-renee-doering-revjulierenee/Ep. 867 – Embracing Joy and Emotional Well-being with Joanna Armstrong (@KnackPunkten): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-867-embracing-joy-and-emotional-well-being-with-joanna-armstrong-knackpunkten/Ep. 557 – “A Pathway to Insight” with Ann Hince: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-557-a-pathway-to-insight-with-ann-hince/Ep. 820 – How to Sculpt Your Future Through Flowdreaming with Summer McStravick (@flowdreaming): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-820-how-to-sculpt-your-future-through-flowdreaming-with-summer-mcstravick-flowdreaming/Ep. 711 – “The Magi Within” with Tracey Whittet (@tracey_whittet): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-711-the-magi-within-with-tracey-whittet-tracey_whittet/Ep. 297 – “Integrative Medicine” with Dr. Bonnie McLean (@BonnieMcLean11) #C2H: https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-297-integrative-medicine-with-dr-bonnie-mclean-bonniemclean11/169 - "The Second Wave" with Kerri Hummingbird (@KerriHummingbrd): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/169-the-second-wave-with-kerri-hummingbird-kerrihummingbrd/266 – “Holistic Health and Healing” with Brigitte Mars (@brigittemars): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/266-holistic-health-and-healing-with-brigitte-mars-brigittemars/Ep. 417 – “Hacking The Hacker” with Dr. Angela Wilson, DTM (@mindpowerlady): https://www.goingnorthpodcast.com/ep-417-hacking-the-hacker-with-dr-angela-wilson-dtm-mindpowerlady/

In this episode of Relationships Turned On, we're diving into the five most common lies couples tell themselves that negatively impact their relationship. If you're ready to stop putting the brakes on your relationship and start seeing real growth, this is the episode for you! I also share something personal that's been on my mind—fear. It's a feeling that can hold us back from making life-changing decisions. But here's the truth: fear isn't always a good indicator of what you should or shouldn't do. Sometimes the things that scare us the most are the very things we need to step into for growth. I'll explain how this ties into making your relationship thrive. Here's what we'll cover in this episode: Fear: Why fear shouldn't guide your decisions (whether it's in life or in your relationship) Lie #1: "We don't fight, so we must have a great relationship." Why avoiding conflict can actually hurt your relationship The importance of finishing tough conversations for deeper emotional and physical intimacy Lie #2: "My partner should know how I feel without me telling them." How to stop expecting mind-reading and start clearly communicating your needs Lie #3: "It's just a rough patch—it'll fix itself." Why unresolved issues only get worse over time and how to stop the downward spiral Lie #4: "Our relationship doesn't need work. We're fine as we are." Every relationship needs growth—even the good ones. Here's how to keep the spark alive Lie #5: "I'm not the problem, they are." How taking 100% responsibility for your part in the relationship can create positive change At the end of this episode, I'll walk you through how to stop these lies from holding your relationship back and how to turn things around for more connection, intimacy, and growth. Connect with me at: Website: laura@laurapresscounselling.com.auInstagram: @laurapresscounsellingFacebook: Laura Press Counselling

For ideas to evolve and societies to progress, Dr. Todd Kashdan argues it's vital to cultivate principled rebels. Those who who are willing to go against the stream, to challenge conformity and question conventional ideas,But to do so from a place of heart - to practice rebellion in ways that are generative (vs. destructive). This type of authentic insubordination is fueled by  a motivation to contribute to the greater good.Today Todd and I will dive deep into themes from his book, The Art of Insubordination, as we explore the recipe for principled rebellion. Highlights from our conversation include:The importance of growing a wide range of psychological resourcesThe ingredients of principled rebellion: deviance, authenticity, contribution, and social pressureStrategies for influencing the majority (when in the minority) including inviting curiosity vs. inciting fearWhy being open about experiencing discomfort reduces defensiveness, increases compassion, and helps rebellious ideas to be heard. Ways to skillfully work with feelings that arise when trying to rebelCreating the conditions for dissent, critical thinking, and productive conversationsWhy dissent is the ultimate protection against conformity mistakesThe importance of creating mechanisms for gathering diverse voicesLessons from Nelson Mandela  on winning graciously**Please note: In this conversation Todd shares a personal story of experiencing suicidal thoughts, and how he moved through this experience to the other side. There is a possibility that some listeners may find parts of this episode triggering. Please listen at your own discretion and in a caring and supportive way for you. If you or someone you know is experiencing mental health issues, including those related to suicide please reach out for help. The International Association for Suicide Prevention is one organization that offers lots of free support, helplines, and resources globally. More at: https://www.iasp.info/ Did you find this episode inspiring? Here are other conversations we think you'll love:Rediscovering the Art of Constructive Dialogue | Dr. Mylien DuongMoving from Fear to Love | James Doty and Jacinta JiménezMore about Todd:Todd Kashdan is among the world's top experts on the psychology of well-being, psychological strengths, mental agility, and social relationships. His research has been featured in hundreds of media outlets, including Harvard Business Review, The New York Times, Fast Company, and Forbes. Over 5 million readers enjoy his Psychology Today blog and Provoked Newsletter. Todd is the author of five books including The Art of Insubordination. Todd founded the Well-Being Lab at George Mason University which has produced over 225 peer-reviewed journal articles. He is among the top 1% most cited scientists in the world. For more please visit toddkashdan.comSupport the Show.

Public Speaking: Most people would rather wear a tutu of angry bees than get up and speak on stage.  Addtionally, in this day and age, we're being asked to speak on camera a lot as well, for promotional and presentation purposes, and a lot of people are SUPER uncomfortable with that.  This week's guest Linda Ugelow (https://www.lindaugelow.com/ ) was one of those people, so she overcame her fear, and is now a professional speaker!  She helps people reduce that anxiety, and boldly professes to help them Delight in the Limelight (which is also the name of her book!) INb this episode we talk aboutIdentifying why public speaking makes you so uncomfortableClearing those blocks, and upgrading your programming to reduce that fearWhy this is such a helpful process for speaking in person and on camera If you're one of those people who hates public speaking, Linda's unique approach could be just what you need!First, grab that free Empowerment Kit she mentioned on the episode.  https://www.lindaugelow.com/empowermentkit/Want more from Linda?    Website: https://www.lindaugelow.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/linda.ugelow/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindaugelow/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lindaugelow Podcast:https://www.lindaugelow.com/ditl-podcast/ Thanks for listening!

Do you have a book inside of you that you've always dreamed of writing? Are you worried it's too late?Get ready to start writing because in this episode we're welcoming Taunya Wade Wiliams, who just published her first book. Taunya shares how she had been working on her book for almost 10 years, and talks about what finally gave her the courage to publish it and share her talent with the world.In this episode, we're also talking about:How to embrace fearWhy you should never stop seeking and seizing opportunitiesThe importance of building a tribeLearning to love the beauty of agingPlus so much moreTo grab your copy of Taunya's book, visit: https://www.amazon.com/Suddenly-Single-Taunya-Wade-Williams/dp/B0C2SRHD7QDrop us a line at talkfortytomeposdcast@gmail.comWe'd love to continue this conversation with you over on social media! Catch up with us on Instagram and Facebook:IG: instagram.com/talkfortytomepodcastFB: facebook.com/talkfortytomepodcastWebsite: talkfortytomepodcast.com

We're switching gears this week on The Nick Halaris Show and diving into a topic that our regular Profit+ readers will be very familiar with—fear. Our guest is popular speaker and podcaster, Adam Hill, an expert in personal transformation and a leading voice for those hoping to establish a better relationship with fear in their lives.  He's the host of the Flow Over Fear Podcast, where I'll be making an appearance soon, and the author of “Shifting Gears,” a bestselling book that chronicles his journey from struggling alcoholic to world class triathlete.  When he's not on stage or in front of a camera sharing his inspirational message, you'll find him either with his family, working as the CEO of a 9-figure 4th generation family business, training for a triathlon, or even making Tri Comedy.  Yes, that's actually a thing!Not only is Adam an incredibly humble and interesting person but he also has quite an inspirational story and message.  What I respect so much about Adam is that he's become this popular messenger for personal transformation not by talking about all the wins and successes he's had in life but by sharing his struggles and failures.  He's literally living proof of the notion that there's something special about a person who's willing to be vulnerable. In this fascinating conversation we cover:·      Adam's Fight, Face, Embrace Framework for Fear·      Why “rising above” is a better way to think about the challenge of dealing with fear·      How to use fear to get into flow and stay there·      Why 80% effort + 5% past your comfort zone is optimal for growth&·      Adam's powerful vision for the responsibilities that come after a successful personal transformation Adam also shares the story of his personal struggles with anxiety and alcoholism and offers advice for anyone suffering in similar ways.  Thanks again for tuning-in! Love this episode? Please rate, subscribe, and review on your favorite podcast platform to help more users find our show.

Have you ever found yourself overwhelmed with tasks and responsibilities as an entrepreneur or business leader? If so, you're in for a treat in this episode as my guest, Kristy Yoder - founder and CEO of Smart VAs, uncovers how effective delegation can help you achieve your business goals and create a balanced life. Kristy also dives into the challenges faced by solopreneurs when considering hiring a virtual assistant, and the importance of clear communication and setting expectations with your VA. Tune in to this episode for expert advice and insights from the master delegator.Learn more about KristyWebsites: https://www.kristyyoder.com/ https://smartvirtualassistants.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristy-yoderInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristyabbyyoder/?hl=enConnect with Kristy: kristy@smartvirtualassistants.comIn this episode you will learn:How Kristy started her virtual assistant agencyThe ways to make the process of hiring VAs easierTwo different types of virtual assistants - the specialist and the implementerThe importance of having courage and resilience. How to overcome fearWhy you should delegateDelegation is inevitable if you want to have flexibility, freedom and your goal is to grow your businessA little about me:I began my career as a teacher, was a corporate trainer for many years, and then found my niche training & supporting business owners, entrepreneurs & sales professionals to network at a world-class level. My passion is working with motivated people, who are coachable and who want to build their businesses through relationship marketing and networking (online & offline). I help my clients create retention strategies, grow through referrals, and create loyal customers by staying connected.In appreciation for being here, I have a couple of gifts for you.A LinkedIn Checklist for setting up your fully optimized Profile: https://www.janiceporter.com/linkedin-training.htmlAn opportunity to test drive the Follow Up system I recommend by sending a FREE greeting card (on me): www.sendacardeverytime.comConnect with me:http://JanicePorter.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/janiceporter/https://www.facebook.com/JanicePorterBizhttps://twitter.com/janiceporterJoin our Relationships Rule community on FB here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/relationshipsrule/Thanks for listening!Thanks so much for listening to our podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!Subscribe to the podcastIf you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. You can also subscribe from the podcast app on your mobile device.Leave us an iTunes reviewRatings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated. They help our podcast rank higher on iTunes, which exposes our show to...

Never felt so alone1- But got God on my shoulder She's got art on her; Better send him packing. I'm not asking you for a favor I'm not asking for anything l l Call it a theatre or maybe insanity Cathedral or sanctuary, actually Maybe I'll finally be happy l l l Be between the lines Can't imagine what I'd find in you. Cover my eyes Is it over yet Calling me out Or I'm over it Under the Sun but another one, Wonderful world is unconscious The come up from nothin is morally deceptive Almost loveless, unless God exists Unless I'm God again —wait, who is this Houdini? Another stream of conciousness. Another scream, Another seemingly endless dream Or nightmare, of circumstances if Circles dance in corner's The coroner's report read: m m m A chain reaction, A form fitting fortress that falls apart, marginally I can't imagine anything I haven't like let seen I stand corrected; God bless your blue eyed girlfriend; As if God already hadn't Having fun yet? Never have an never did And I couldn't never wish on falling stars, Cause I don't believe in them, A symptom of a syndrome, Paliondrome, a solar plexus Another social deficit— ‘At least he's not in special Ed' An inspiration On your mark, And on my honor I'm still partially retarded But you started it, God What an awful deposit I wanted just to sit on the crosswalk And not exist Aww, don't cry Kelly— mmm— I gawked at what I thought was a fararri. But it's not, it's a Porsche And I still want it —m m — What if all I want was All that you were born with And all I ever worked for was Something that just happened What a trip What inequality is Tranquility, nah fuck it Born and bred Brooklyn, And stopping on Sutphin, Taking to Satan Crushing his cigarette Yes, I remember I'll always remember The infinite immigrants Multiple languages And how I hate Cause I just speak English and Spanish And music But I'm still homeless and lonely and gross But I'm focused on fitness WTT is this dude wearing A Muscle shirt Uh huh With no muscles Okay Some— what are those— Dry fit swimming trunks Lol And— Oh shit! With matching crocs! HAHA. Even the socks match! He is luxury. For certain. Take it easy; I'm up in a tree— But you can't see me If it don't make money; Then the can't make time Fuck Brooklyn Too many white girls I should stay out in queens; Where everybody is a nigger like me— And iMm only getting bigger by the minute, man mi asked to be the King, Chowing down on a pizza Like fuck it Nobody loves me, I'll probably be mean for the rest of my life If she looks at me one more time all spiteful I'mma die tonight —but at least I'll die an idol Or icon Come on, God— Why you follow me Looking like a blonde And I'm just a hippopotamus Never woulda thought of this If I didn't have my heart In the bottom of my pocket Next to pocketbook, I keep instead of wallet, Full of business cards Just another day at the office Demoted from Equinox, —but all the dollars go to the number one Anyway “Don't get hit by a bus” That's all that God told me. Before she ran off It was the strangest and quietest subway ride of all time—even more strange and more quiet than usual; like a silent movie, the entire world seemed muted, and thought I had my headphones tightly over my ears, nothing played and nothing would, at least for the moment; it was Put your hands around my neck —. I'll sign all the proper paperwork; This is my consent, Consignment, or resentment— Never would have guessed For a pleasure better than this. Cross it off my wishlist Sealed it with a kiss, I might remember to forget If you forgive Me Hunger with a pitchfork I love to love New York I was a big fish in a little pond before Get the picture; Now I'm a dolphin getting bigger Better yet a shark It's better after dark I love you harder in the car— Be careful, (((Fear))) Why'd you have to be a star? Why'd you write love on your arms? Are you a martyr Here it is again, The infinite sadness Rush hour— Manhattan And I never had it So trapped in my mind; Rewind just to find The cue point It's you right? Cupid, or Balcazar, Whatever you are Whatever I was Whatever Here it goes again The automatic writing The undercover cops In New York Are up to something What is it I'm having a really hard day; I'm having a really hard time I'm having a really hard time— Yeah, I've lived a really long life Sometimes the truth is just.lies, Sometimes, I can't close my eyes I'm having a really long day I'm having a really long life I wanted to sleep early and rise closer to dawn, to of course get the most out of my day and make up for the one I had lost, wandering around hungrier than usual, dehydrated, and spinning round, wound up and feeling more than anxious, not quite manic as I was wholeheartedly drained, but still off—and undoubtedly the reason why had to of course have been my surroundings—I wasn't entirely yet a product of my environment, but on my way to it; it had been 17 days of disgusting toilets, cold and shivering nights dressed in layers and covered in blankets, but still cold enough near the window that my nose was always cold, unless I suffocated myself covering my face; everything was dirty, everyone was sick and tired, and the misery of homelessness had settled in long enough now that I couldn't care any less about myself ‘Are you capable of keeping this nation's secrets?' ‘Probably—but I wouldn't want to.' Deathwish>< Secret President I beg your pardon? You already know enough of them that you should be dead by now. So what's your excuse for keeping me around? You realize you're just a front-man for all this crazy shit we do around here? I—don't care. Are you drunk? No, I'm unconscious Living in this multidimensionality had allowed me to continue writing in such a way that everything I did and said held it's purpose, even if it was uncomfortable or terrible—not that I was exempt from suffering a guilty conscience, as I had still been raised with a sense of good and bad and right and wrong, and even upon understanding that these are just contrucfs, the bitter truth of the matter was that I, or any man, could only truly be trusted with the well-being of one's self and one's own interests, which might as well have been the best interests of this nation, my own stolen country —the American way had always been to escape oppression, only to run elsewhere and take what was needed to ensure one's own freedom; ‘so what of the spirits of the indegenous, then', whose blood continued to run through me no matter how cold or relentless. It's a trap. It's all a trap. I had been crucified in a number of ways, triggered, kept awake, left out in the cold, toyed with and trapped, psychologically terrori Now I'm confused (I'm so confused) Now I'm confused I'm so-confused Now I'm confused (I'm so cofused) Now I'm “I'm so — What the ruck am I looking at right now? Uhhh….. What are you doing? I don't know I'm so confused I'm still confused I'm confused 8'm still confused IMm so confused— I'm still confused Well. If you wanna come back for your shot, I'll be here. What are you doing. Can you not LOOK I'm just so sick of myself I'm just so tired of this world I don't wanna wake up no more No money, no problem More money, more problems Promise Got a soul full of woes Got no eyes on the prize Got no home And no hope for the world Gotta go on Still got my feet on the floor Gotta go on Still got no road to the coast Gotta go on I guess I'm still a ghost Gotta go on I got no love left no more Gotta go on Jesus Christ and all the sauce. ALL THE SAUCE. Not all the sauce. I want ALL OF IT. Lol he's like foaming at the mouth, right? I— Check it out. I told you the government could time travelZ. What. So they used Skrillex to — To do what. UNCLE SAM I WANT YOU— ALL OF IT. UNCLE SAM — what. What does Uncle Sam want? Idk. The charges dropped? Idk. If he thinks you're lying—he's lying If he thinks you're cheating—he's cheating If he thinks that you're leaving—he's thinking of leaving If he thinks that you need him; he probably needs you If it feels like you're dreaming, you're probably dreaming— If it feels like a fairytale, keep make believing Too good to be true will always have a meaning If you think you're his only; Then there's at least three There's no loyalty, here Men don't have no monogamy Men get fed up with the same thing, Monotony Being a man is just making monopolies No propositions, proposals or probablies God got you fucked up when you're ugly God got you fucked up for the fun of it God might make promises, But it's no wonder, There's love in her eyes But there's nothing left under No wonder. No wonder No wonder No love left No love left No love left No love left No wonder All out of water and oneness All out of reasons to smile All out out running the mile And thinking you add up to something g No wonder No wonder No wonder the world's out of water No wonder No trophies for breaking the cycle Unless you become one And still, you end up in the cycle Unlikely you'll find the one You might as well just go back To the one that owns you Who's dragging your son through the mud Yeah But he's crying for you No wonder No wonder No wonder the worlds out of water No uncle, no aunt, and no cousins to clothe you or house you You might have a mountain, if you could just tell the whole world that you come from here No hope for the humans No wonder no water was left here The ocean was rust and the tides had subsided The water receded And LA was left on her own I don't owe an explanation for this insanity I haven't had a man in a million galaxies It's not that bad, Now I dress all in black Take it back for the countryman Nobody loves me, man. I'm just alone and befuddled, I wanted to love,, but— Somebody's coughing and keeping this contract of nothing and loveless and homeless; And there's where I've been, man How's Paris? I should be embarrassed, But really I'm just regressing again, Depressed as I've ever been, But taking a lesson in mischievous methods And Devious determination to get back to LA and say “I finally made it”, And get my makeup on, And my hair fixed, And pay off my high rise apartment Where the AC ain't on, cause I like it hotter than heaven Cause Hell is a cold ass, lonely Soapless, hopeless, homeless shelter Where nobody loves you And nobody calls you on your birthdays anyway So you moved it to August Cause you'll never see Skrillex or Jimmy Fallon in person, But for some reason, You think of them Fondly. —For Whatever Reason. Fuck this. Somebody's onto me; Wrote a letter to God, But God's not answering Trust me, You don't want this ugly thing Under you Don't offer me a house key If you give a mouse a cookie; You probably outta poison it Oh! In a world of smoke and mirrors Everything gets clearer, clearer He really is rare though, Really— a limited edition Genius, Edison You don't deserve him I don't want to be the president, Don't want to be the President Hey, Oh! It's still hell here; I'll never be perfect Can starve, but won't be there Woah! It's trauma every night And Drama every morning This is not a warning It's a lesson that you're learning And a song that you're writing; You can't write this wrong, no— You don't belong in this world, So get off it Oh, Woah, I don't do this often But I just don't want to go home, That's just loveless Ten broken marriages, Coffins and caskets And lions and scarecrows— He won't take me back for this basket I don't wear a bonnet I'm done being honest! It doesn't get you ahead in this Better off dead and I'm still just a nigger— I've always been lost; But I've already been here I've already been here Caught it on camera, eh Undercover tape recording Never in the locker room, But never in my own roomX either I'm just another one of those Broken, Homeless I don't want to I don't want to Want to be the President YOU CONTROL THE POLICE— —I RUN THE AMBULANXE, BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE Fuxk a phantom Fuck your Grammy's mammogram Fuxk you ambivolance and nonchalance You're just the ops, I run the ambulance! I just saw Johnny wirh the two dogs, At the shop and shop Pop-pop, This ain't no pop-up, lol My whole surfboard is taller This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you Don't waste your time Asking for adderall They don't want help for you— MedicicineMa meant to destroy you All the black skin In the streets In the shelters On the trains and On the busses The niggers on seroquel They will not help you They want to kill you Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you Adderal, xanex; It might be addictive— But those with blue eyes Are the only ones who get —they don't even need it They turn around and sell it If you have black skin; They'll give you seoquel They want to kill you; You'll think you're all better But you're out in the streets, in the gutter Talking to yourself Pissing on yourself Scratching off your black skin- All because you're colored! If you look like Elohim, Go ahead, take the medicine; Yes, you'll feel better; You'll get to work with Skrillex They'll give you an amphetamine, So you feel less pathetic Finish projects, Transcendence Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you But if you've got black skin You're only a nigger/**trigger to them Take the medicine To kill you faster Kill you faster Finally an ever after That makes sense to you bastards {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2023 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -U.

Never felt so alone1- But got God on my shoulder She's got art on her; Better send him packing. I'm not asking you for a favor I'm not asking for anything l l Call it a theatre or maybe insanity Cathedral or sanctuary, actually Maybe I'll finally be happy l l l Be between the lines Can't imagine what I'd find in you. Cover my eyes Is it over yet Calling me out Or I'm over it Under the Sun but another one, Wonderful world is unconscious The come up from nothin is morally deceptive Almost loveless, unless God exists Unless I'm God again —wait, who is this Houdini? Another stream of conciousness. Another scream, Another seemingly endless dream Or nightmare, of circumstances if Circles dance in corner's The coroner's report read: m m m A chain reaction, A form fitting fortress that falls apart, marginally I can't imagine anything I haven't like let seen I stand corrected; God bless your blue eyed girlfriend; As if God already hadn't Having fun yet? Never have an never did And I couldn't never wish on falling stars, Cause I don't believe in them, A symptom of a syndrome, Paliondrome, a solar plexus Another social deficit— ‘At least he's not in special Ed' An inspiration On your mark, And on my honor I'm still partially retarded But you started it, God What an awful deposit I wanted just to sit on the crosswalk And not exist Aww, don't cry Kelly— mmm— I gawked at what I thought was a fararri. But it's not, it's a Porsche And I still want it —m m — What if all I want was All that you were born with And all I ever worked for was Something that just happened What a trip What inequality is Tranquility, nah fuck it Born and bred Brooklyn, And stopping on Sutphin, Taking to Satan Crushing his cigarette Yes, I remember I'll always remember The infinite immigrants Multiple languages And how I hate Cause I just speak English and Spanish And music But I'm still homeless and lonely and gross But I'm focused on fitness WTT is this dude wearing A Muscle shirt Uh huh With no muscles Okay Some— what are those— Dry fit swimming trunks Lol And— Oh shit! With matching crocs! HAHA. Even the socks match! He is luxury. For certain. Take it easy; I'm up in a tree— But you can't see me If it don't make money; Then the can't make time Fuck Brooklyn Too many white girls I should stay out in queens; Where everybody is a nigger like me— And iMm only getting bigger by the minute, man mi asked to be the King, Chowing down on a pizza Like fuck it Nobody loves me, I'll probably be mean for the rest of my life If she looks at me one more time all spiteful I'mma die tonight —but at least I'll die an idol Or icon Come on, God— Why you follow me Looking like a blonde And I'm just a hippopotamus Never woulda thought of this If I didn't have my heart In the bottom of my pocket Next to pocketbook, I keep instead of wallet, Full of business cards Just another day at the office Demoted from Equinox, —but all the dollars go to the number one Anyway “Don't get hit by a bus” That's all that God told me. Before she ran off It was the strangest and quietest subway ride of all time—even more strange and more quiet than usual; like a silent movie, the entire world seemed muted, and thought I had my headphones tightly over my ears, nothing played and nothing would, at least for the moment; it was Put your hands around my neck —. I'll sign all the proper paperwork; This is my consent, Consignment, or resentment— Never would have guessed For a pleasure better than this. Cross it off my wishlist Sealed it with a kiss, I might remember to forget If you forgive Me Hunger with a pitchfork I love to love New York I was a big fish in a little pond before Get the picture; Now I'm a dolphin getting bigger Better yet a shark It's better after dark I love you harder in the car— Be careful, (((Fear))) Why'd you have to be a star? Why'd you write love on your arms? Are you a martyr Here it is again, The infinite sadness Rush hour— Manhattan And I never had it So trapped in my mind; Rewind just to find The cue point It's you right? Cupid, or Balcazar, Whatever you are Whatever I was Whatever Here it goes again The automatic writing The undercover cops In New York Are up to something What is it I'm having a really hard day; I'm having a really hard time I'm having a really hard time— Yeah, I've lived a really long life Sometimes the truth is just.lies, Sometimes, I can't close my eyes I'm having a really long day I'm having a really long life I wanted to sleep early and rise closer to dawn, to of course get the most out of my day and make up for the one I had lost, wandering around hungrier than usual, dehydrated, and spinning round, wound up and feeling more than anxious, not quite manic as I was wholeheartedly drained, but still off—and undoubtedly the reason why had to of course have been my surroundings—I wasn't entirely yet a product of my environment, but on my way to it; it had been 17 days of disgusting toilets, cold and shivering nights dressed in layers and covered in blankets, but still cold enough near the window that my nose was always cold, unless I suffocated myself covering my face; everything was dirty, everyone was sick and tired, and the misery of homelessness had settled in long enough now that I couldn't care any less about myself ‘Are you capable of keeping this nation's secrets?' ‘Probably—but I wouldn't want to.' Deathwish>< Secret President I beg your pardon? You already know enough of them that you should be dead by now. So what's your excuse for keeping me around? You realize you're just a front-man for all this crazy shit we do around here? I—don't care. Are you drunk? No, I'm unconscious Living in this multidimensionality had allowed me to continue writing in such a way that everything I did and said held it's purpose, even if it was uncomfortable or terrible—not that I was exempt from suffering a guilty conscience, as I had still been raised with a sense of good and bad and right and wrong, and even upon understanding that these are just contrucfs, the bitter truth of the matter was that I, or any man, could only truly be trusted with the well-being of one's self and one's own interests, which might as well have been the best interests of this nation, my own stolen country —the American way had always been to escape oppression, only to run elsewhere and take what was needed to ensure one's own freedom; ‘so what of the spirits of the indegenous, then', whose blood continued to run through me no matter how cold or relentless. It's a trap. It's all a trap. I had been crucified in a number of ways, triggered, kept awake, left out in the cold, toyed with and trapped, psychologically terrori Now I'm confused (I'm so confused) Now I'm confused I'm so-confused Now I'm confused (I'm so cofused) Now I'm “I'm so — What the ruck am I looking at right now? Uhhh….. What are you doing? I don't know I'm so confused I'm still confused I'm confused 8'm still confused IMm so confused— I'm still confused Well. If you wanna come back for your shot, I'll be here. What are you doing. Can you not LOOK I'm just so sick of myself I'm just so tired of this world I don't wanna wake up no more No money, no problem More money, more problems Promise Got a soul full of woes Got no eyes on the prize Got no home And no hope for the world Gotta go on Still got my feet on the floor Gotta go on Still got no road to the coast Gotta go on I guess I'm still a ghost Gotta go on I got no love left no more Gotta go on Jesus Christ and all the sauce. ALL THE SAUCE. Not all the sauce. I want ALL OF IT. Lol he's like foaming at the mouth, right? I— Check it out. I told you the government could time travelZ. What. So they used Skrillex to — To do what. UNCLE SAM I WANT YOU— ALL OF IT. UNCLE SAM — what. What does Uncle Sam want? Idk. The charges dropped? Idk. If he thinks you're lying—he's lying If he thinks you're cheating—he's cheating If he thinks that you're leaving—he's thinking of leaving If he thinks that you need him; he probably needs you If it feels like you're dreaming, you're probably dreaming— If it feels like a fairytale, keep make believing Too good to be true will always have a meaning If you think you're his only; Then there's at least three There's no loyalty, here Men don't have no monogamy Men get fed up with the same thing, Monotony Being a man is just making monopolies No propositions, proposals or probablies God got you fucked up when you're ugly God got you fucked up for the fun of it God might make promises, But it's no wonder, There's love in her eyes But there's nothing left under No wonder. No wonder No wonder No love left No love left No love left No love left No wonder All out of water and oneness All out of reasons to smile All out out running the mile And thinking you add up to something g No wonder No wonder No wonder the world's out of water No wonder No trophies for breaking the cycle Unless you become one And still, you end up in the cycle Unlikely you'll find the one You might as well just go back To the one that owns you Who's dragging your son through the mud Yeah But he's crying for you No wonder No wonder No wonder the worlds out of water No uncle, no aunt, and no cousins to clothe you or house you You might have a mountain, if you could just tell the whole world that you come from here No hope for the humans No wonder no water was left here The ocean was rust and the tides had subsided The water receded And LA was left on her own I don't owe an explanation for this insanity I haven't had a man in a million galaxies It's not that bad, Now I dress all in black Take it back for the countryman Nobody loves me, man. I'm just alone and befuddled, I wanted to love,, but— Somebody's coughing and keeping this contract of nothing and loveless and homeless; And there's where I've been, man How's Paris? I should be embarrassed, But really I'm just regressing again, Depressed as I've ever been, But taking a lesson in mischievous methods And Devious determination to get back to LA and say “I finally made it”, And get my makeup on, And my hair fixed, And pay off my high rise apartment Where the AC ain't on, cause I like it hotter than heaven Cause Hell is a cold ass, lonely Soapless, hopeless, homeless shelter Where nobody loves you And nobody calls you on your birthdays anyway So you moved it to August Cause you'll never see Skrillex or Jimmy Fallon in person, But for some reason, You think of them Fondly. —For Whatever Reason. Fuck this. Somebody's onto me; Wrote a letter to God, But God's not answering Trust me, You don't want this ugly thing Under you Don't offer me a house key If you give a mouse a cookie; You probably outta poison it Oh! In a world of smoke and mirrors Everything gets clearer, clearer He really is rare though, Really— a limited edition Genius, Edison You don't deserve him I don't want to be the president, Don't want to be the President Hey, Oh! It's still hell here; I'll never be perfect Can starve, but won't be there Woah! It's trauma every night And Drama every morning This is not a warning It's a lesson that you're learning And a song that you're writing; You can't write this wrong, no— You don't belong in this world, So get off it Oh, Woah, I don't do this often But I just don't want to go home, That's just loveless Ten broken marriages, Coffins and caskets And lions and scarecrows— He won't take me back for this basket I don't wear a bonnet I'm done being honest! It doesn't get you ahead in this Better off dead and I'm still just a nigger— I've always been lost; But I've already been here I've already been here Caught it on camera, eh Undercover tape recording Never in the locker room, But never in my own roomX either I'm just another one of those Broken, Homeless I don't want to I don't want to Want to be the President YOU CONTROL THE POLICE— —I RUN THE AMBULANXE, BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE Fuxk a phantom Fuck your Grammy's mammogram Fuxk you ambivolance and nonchalance You're just the ops, I run the ambulance! I just saw Johnny wirh the two dogs, At the shop and shop Pop-pop, This ain't no pop-up, lol My whole surfboard is taller This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you Don't waste your time Asking for adderall They don't want help for you— MedicicineMa meant to destroy you All the black skin In the streets In the shelters On the trains and On the busses The niggers on seroquel They will not help you They want to kill you Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you Adderal, xanex; It might be addictive— But those with blue eyes Are the only ones who get —they don't even need it They turn around and sell it If you have black skin; They'll give you seoquel They want to kill you; You'll think you're all better But you're out in the streets, in the gutter Talking to yourself Pissing on yourself Scratching off your black skin- All because you're colored! If you look like Elohim, Go ahead, take the medicine; Yes, you'll feel better; You'll get to work with Skrillex They'll give you an amphetamine, So you feel less pathetic Finish projects, Transcendence Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you But if you've got black skin You're only a nigger/**trigger to them Take the medicine To kill you faster Kill you faster Finally an ever after That makes sense to you bastards {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2023 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -U.

Never felt so alone1- But got God on my shoulder She's got art on her; Better send him packing. I'm not asking you for a favor I'm not asking for anything l l Call it a theatre or maybe insanity Cathedral or sanctuary, actually Maybe I'll finally be happy l l l Be between the lines Can't imagine what I'd find in you. Cover my eyes Is it over yet Calling me out Or I'm over it Under the Sun but another one, Wonderful world is unconscious The come up from nothin is morally deceptive Almost loveless, unless God exists Unless I'm God again —wait, who is this Houdini? Another stream of conciousness. Another scream, Another seemingly endless dream Or nightmare, of circumstances if Circles dance in corner's The coroner's report read: m m m A chain reaction, A form fitting fortress that falls apart, marginally I can't imagine anything I haven't like let seen I stand corrected; God bless your blue eyed girlfriend; As if God already hadn't Having fun yet? Never have an never did And I couldn't never wish on falling stars, Cause I don't believe in them, A symptom of a syndrome, Paliondrome, a solar plexus Another social deficit— ‘At least he's not in special Ed' An inspiration On your mark, And on my honor I'm still partially retarded But you started it, God What an awful deposit I wanted just to sit on the crosswalk And not exist Aww, don't cry Kelly— mmm— I gawked at what I thought was a fararri. But it's not, it's a Porsche And I still want it —m m — What if all I want was All that you were born with And all I ever worked for was Something that just happened What a trip What inequality is Tranquility, nah fuck it Born and bred Brooklyn, And stopping on Sutphin, Taking to Satan Crushing his cigarette Yes, I remember I'll always remember The infinite immigrants Multiple languages And how I hate Cause I just speak English and Spanish And music But I'm still homeless and lonely and gross But I'm focused on fitness WTT is this dude wearing A Muscle shirt Uh huh With no muscles Okay Some— what are those— Dry fit swimming trunks Lol And— Oh shit! With matching crocs! HAHA. Even the socks match! He is luxury. For certain. Take it easy; I'm up in a tree— But you can't see me If it don't make money; Then the can't make time Fuck Brooklyn Too many white girls I should stay out in queens; Where everybody is a nigger like me— And iMm only getting bigger by the minute, man mi asked to be the King, Chowing down on a pizza Like fuck it Nobody loves me, I'll probably be mean for the rest of my life If she looks at me one more time all spiteful I'mma die tonight —but at least I'll die an idol Or icon Come on, God— Why you follow me Looking like a blonde And I'm just a hippopotamus Never woulda thought of this If I didn't have my heart In the bottom of my pocket Next to pocketbook, I keep instead of wallet, Full of business cards Just another day at the office Demoted from Equinox, —but all the dollars go to the number one Anyway “Don't get hit by a bus” That's all that God told me. Before she ran off It was the strangest and quietest subway ride of all time—even more strange and more quiet than usual; like a silent movie, the entire world seemed muted, and thought I had my headphones tightly over my ears, nothing played and nothing would, at least for the moment; it was Put your hands around my neck —. I'll sign all the proper paperwork; This is my consent, Consignment, or resentment— Never would have guessed For a pleasure better than this. Cross it off my wishlist Sealed it with a kiss, I might remember to forget If you forgive Me Hunger with a pitchfork I love to love New York I was a big fish in a little pond before Get the picture; Now I'm a dolphin getting bigger Better yet a shark It's better after dark I love you harder in the car— Be careful, (((Fear))) Why'd you have to be a star? Why'd you write love on your arms? Are you a martyr Here it is again, The infinite sadness Rush hour— Manhattan And I never had it So trapped in my mind; Rewind just to find The cue point It's you right? Cupid, or Balcazar, Whatever you are Whatever I was Whatever Here it goes again The automatic writing The undercover cops In New York Are up to something What is it I'm having a really hard day; I'm having a really hard time I'm having a really hard time— Yeah, I've lived a really long life Sometimes the truth is just.lies, Sometimes, I can't close my eyes I'm having a really long day I'm having a really long life I wanted to sleep early and rise closer to dawn, to of course get the most out of my day and make up for the one I had lost, wandering around hungrier than usual, dehydrated, and spinning round, wound up and feeling more than anxious, not quite manic as I was wholeheartedly drained, but still off—and undoubtedly the reason why had to of course have been my surroundings—I wasn't entirely yet a product of my environment, but on my way to it; it had been 17 days of disgusting toilets, cold and shivering nights dressed in layers and covered in blankets, but still cold enough near the window that my nose was always cold, unless I suffocated myself covering my face; everything was dirty, everyone was sick and tired, and the misery of homelessness had settled in long enough now that I couldn't care any less about myself ‘Are you capable of keeping this nation's secrets?' ‘Probably—but I wouldn't want to.' Deathwish>< Secret President I beg your pardon? You already know enough of them that you should be dead by now. So what's your excuse for keeping me around? You realize you're just a front-man for all this crazy shit we do around here? I—don't care. Are you drunk? No, I'm unconscious Living in this multidimensionality had allowed me to continue writing in such a way that everything I did and said held it's purpose, even if it was uncomfortable or terrible—not that I was exempt from suffering a guilty conscience, as I had still been raised with a sense of good and bad and right and wrong, and even upon understanding that these are just contrucfs, the bitter truth of the matter was that I, or any man, could only truly be trusted with the well-being of one's self and one's own interests, which might as well have been the best interests of this nation, my own stolen country —the American way had always been to escape oppression, only to run elsewhere and take what was needed to ensure one's own freedom; ‘so what of the spirits of the indegenous, then', whose blood continued to run through me no matter how cold or relentless. It's a trap. It's all a trap. I had been crucified in a number of ways, triggered, kept awake, left out in the cold, toyed with and trapped, psychologically terrori Now I'm confused (I'm so confused) Now I'm confused I'm so-confused Now I'm confused (I'm so cofused) Now I'm “I'm so — What the ruck am I looking at right now? Uhhh….. What are you doing? I don't know I'm so confused I'm still confused I'm confused 8'm still confused IMm so confused— I'm still confused Well. If you wanna come back for your shot, I'll be here. What are you doing. Can you not LOOK I'm just so sick of myself I'm just so tired of this world I don't wanna wake up no more No money, no problem More money, more problems Promise Got a soul full of woes Got no eyes on the prize Got no home And no hope for the world Gotta go on Still got my feet on the floor Gotta go on Still got no road to the coast Gotta go on I guess I'm still a ghost Gotta go on I got no love left no more Gotta go on Jesus Christ and all the sauce. ALL THE SAUCE. Not all the sauce. I want ALL OF IT. Lol he's like foaming at the mouth, right? I— Check it out. I told you the government could time travelZ. What. So they used Skrillex to — To do what. UNCLE SAM I WANT YOU— ALL OF IT. UNCLE SAM — what. What does Uncle Sam want? Idk. The charges dropped? Idk. If he thinks you're lying—he's lying If he thinks you're cheating—he's cheating If he thinks that you're leaving—he's thinking of leaving If he thinks that you need him; he probably needs you If it feels like you're dreaming, you're probably dreaming— If it feels like a fairytale, keep make believing Too good to be true will always have a meaning If you think you're his only; Then there's at least three There's no loyalty, here Men don't have no monogamy Men get fed up with the same thing, Monotony Being a man is just making monopolies No propositions, proposals or probablies God got you fucked up when you're ugly God got you fucked up for the fun of it God might make promises, But it's no wonder, There's love in her eyes But there's nothing left under No wonder. No wonder No wonder No love left No love left No love left No love left No wonder All out of water and oneness All out of reasons to smile All out out running the mile And thinking you add up to something g No wonder No wonder No wonder the world's out of water No wonder No trophies for breaking the cycle Unless you become one And still, you end up in the cycle Unlikely you'll find the one You might as well just go back To the one that owns you Who's dragging your son through the mud Yeah But he's crying for you No wonder No wonder No wonder the worlds out of water No uncle, no aunt, and no cousins to clothe you or house you You might have a mountain, if you could just tell the whole world that you come from here No hope for the humans No wonder no water was left here The ocean was rust and the tides had subsided The water receded And LA was left on her own I don't owe an explanation for this insanity I haven't had a man in a million galaxies It's not that bad, Now I dress all in black Take it back for the countryman Nobody loves me, man. I'm just alone and befuddled, I wanted to love,, but— Somebody's coughing and keeping this contract of nothing and loveless and homeless; And there's where I've been, man How's Paris? I should be embarrassed, But really I'm just regressing again, Depressed as I've ever been, But taking a lesson in mischievous methods And Devious determination to get back to LA and say “I finally made it”, And get my makeup on, And my hair fixed, And pay off my high rise apartment Where the AC ain't on, cause I like it hotter than heaven Cause Hell is a cold ass, lonely Soapless, hopeless, homeless shelter Where nobody loves you And nobody calls you on your birthdays anyway So you moved it to August Cause you'll never see Skrillex or Jimmy Fallon in person, But for some reason, You think of them Fondly. —For Whatever Reason. Fuck this. Somebody's onto me; Wrote a letter to God, But God's not answering Trust me, You don't want this ugly thing Under you Don't offer me a house key If you give a mouse a cookie; You probably outta poison it Oh! In a world of smoke and mirrors Everything gets clearer, clearer He really is rare though, Really— a limited edition Genius, Edison You don't deserve him I don't want to be the president, Don't want to be the President Hey, Oh! It's still hell here; I'll never be perfect Can starve, but won't be there Woah! It's trauma every night And Drama every morning This is not a warning It's a lesson that you're learning And a song that you're writing; You can't write this wrong, no— You don't belong in this world, So get off it Oh, Woah, I don't do this often But I just don't want to go home, That's just loveless Ten broken marriages, Coffins and caskets And lions and scarecrows— He won't take me back for this basket I don't wear a bonnet I'm done being honest! It doesn't get you ahead in this Better off dead and I'm still just a nigger— I've always been lost; But I've already been here I've already been here Caught it on camera, eh Undercover tape recording Never in the locker room, But never in my own roomX either I'm just another one of those Broken, Homeless I don't want to I don't want to Want to be the President YOU CONTROL THE POLICE— —I RUN THE AMBULANXE, BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE Fuxk a phantom Fuck your Grammy's mammogram Fuxk you ambivolance and nonchalance You're just the ops, I run the ambulance! I just saw Johnny wirh the two dogs, At the shop and shop Pop-pop, This ain't no pop-up, lol My whole surfboard is taller This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you Don't waste your time Asking for adderall They don't want help for you— MedicicineMa meant to destroy you All the black skin In the streets In the shelters On the trains and On the busses The niggers on seroquel They will not help you They want to kill you Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you Adderal, xanex; It might be addictive— But those with blue eyes Are the only ones who get —they don't even need it They turn around and sell it If you have black skin; They'll give you seoquel They want to kill you; You'll think you're all better But you're out in the streets, in the gutter Talking to yourself Pissing on yourself Scratching off your black skin- All because you're colored! If you look like Elohim, Go ahead, take the medicine; Yes, you'll feel better; You'll get to work with Skrillex They'll give you an amphetamine, So you feel less pathetic Finish projects, Transcendence Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you But if you've got black skin You're only a nigger/**trigger to them Take the medicine To kill you faster Kill you faster Finally an ever after That makes sense to you bastards {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2023 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -U.

Never felt so alone1- But got God on my shoulder She's got art on her; Better send him packing. I'm not asking you for a favor I'm not asking for anything l l Call it a theatre or maybe insanity Cathedral or sanctuary, actually Maybe I'll finally be happy l l l Be between the lines Can't imagine what I'd find in you. Cover my eyes Is it over yet Calling me out Or I'm over it Under the Sun but another one, Wonderful world is unconscious The come up from nothin is morally deceptive Almost loveless, unless God exists Unless I'm God again —wait, who is this Houdini? Another stream of conciousness. Another scream, Another seemingly endless dream Or nightmare, of circumstances if Circles dance in corner's The coroner's report read: m m m A chain reaction, A form fitting fortress that falls apart, marginally I can't imagine anything I haven't like let seen I stand corrected; God bless your blue eyed girlfriend; As if God already hadn't Having fun yet? Never have an never did And I couldn't never wish on falling stars, Cause I don't believe in them, A symptom of a syndrome, Paliondrome, a solar plexus Another social deficit— ‘At least he's not in special Ed' An inspiration On your mark, And on my honor I'm still partially retarded But you started it, God What an awful deposit I wanted just to sit on the crosswalk And not exist Aww, don't cry Kelly— mmm— I gawked at what I thought was a fararri. But it's not, it's a Porsche And I still want it —m m — What if all I want was All that you were born with And all I ever worked for was Something that just happened What a trip What inequality is Tranquility, nah fuck it Born and bred Brooklyn, And stopping on Sutphin, Taking to Satan Crushing his cigarette Yes, I remember I'll always remember The infinite immigrants Multiple languages And how I hate Cause I just speak English and Spanish And music But I'm still homeless and lonely and gross But I'm focused on fitness WTT is this dude wearing A Muscle shirt Uh huh With no muscles Okay Some— what are those— Dry fit swimming trunks Lol And— Oh shit! With matching crocs! HAHA. Even the socks match! He is luxury. For certain. Take it easy; I'm up in a tree— But you can't see me If it don't make money; Then the can't make time Fuck Brooklyn Too many white girls I should stay out in queens; Where everybody is a nigger like me— And iMm only getting bigger by the minute, man mi asked to be the King, Chowing down on a pizza Like fuck it Nobody loves me, I'll probably be mean for the rest of my life If she looks at me one more time all spiteful I'mma die tonight —but at least I'll die an idol Or icon Come on, God— Why you follow me Looking like a blonde And I'm just a hippopotamus Never woulda thought of this If I didn't have my heart In the bottom of my pocket Next to pocketbook, I keep instead of wallet, Full of business cards Just another day at the office Demoted from Equinox, —but all the dollars go to the number one Anyway “Don't get hit by a bus” That's all that God told me. Before she ran off It was the strangest and quietest subway ride of all time—even more strange and more quiet than usual; like a silent movie, the entire world seemed muted, and thought I had my headphones tightly over my ears, nothing played and nothing would, at least for the moment; it was Put your hands around my neck —. I'll sign all the proper paperwork; This is my consent, Consignment, or resentment— Never would have guessed For a pleasure better than this. Cross it off my wishlist Sealed it with a kiss, I might remember to forget If you forgive Me Hunger with a pitchfork I love to love New York I was a big fish in a little pond before Get the picture; Now I'm a dolphin getting bigger Better yet a shark It's better after dark I love you harder in the car— Be careful, (((Fear))) Why'd you have to be a star? Why'd you write love on your arms? Are you a martyr Here it is again, The infinite sadness Rush hour— Manhattan And I never had it So trapped in my mind; Rewind just to find The cue point It's you right? Cupid, or Balcazar, Whatever you are Whatever I was Whatever Here it goes again The automatic writing The undercover cops In New York Are up to something What is it I'm having a really hard day; I'm having a really hard time I'm having a really hard time— Yeah, I've lived a really long life Sometimes the truth is just.lies, Sometimes, I can't close my eyes I'm having a really long day I'm having a really long life I wanted to sleep early and rise closer to dawn, to of course get the most out of my day and make up for the one I had lost, wandering around hungrier than usual, dehydrated, and spinning round, wound up and feeling more than anxious, not quite manic as I was wholeheartedly drained, but still off—and undoubtedly the reason why had to of course have been my surroundings—I wasn't entirely yet a product of my environment, but on my way to it; it had been 17 days of disgusting toilets, cold and shivering nights dressed in layers and covered in blankets, but still cold enough near the window that my nose was always cold, unless I suffocated myself covering my face; everything was dirty, everyone was sick and tired, and the misery of homelessness had settled in long enough now that I couldn't care any less about myself ‘Are you capable of keeping this nation's secrets?' ‘Probably—but I wouldn't want to.' Deathwish>< Secret President I beg your pardon? You already know enough of them that you should be dead by now. So what's your excuse for keeping me around? You realize you're just a front-man for all this crazy shit we do around here? I—don't care. Are you drunk? No, I'm unconscious Living in this multidimensionality had allowed me to continue writing in such a way that everything I did and said held it's purpose, even if it was uncomfortable or terrible—not that I was exempt from suffering a guilty conscience, as I had still been raised with a sense of good and bad and right and wrong, and even upon understanding that these are just contrucfs, the bitter truth of the matter was that I, or any man, could only truly be trusted with the well-being of one's self and one's own interests, which might as well have been the best interests of this nation, my own stolen country —the American way had always been to escape oppression, only to run elsewhere and take what was needed to ensure one's own freedom; ‘so what of the spirits of the indegenous, then', whose blood continued to run through me no matter how cold or relentless. It's a trap. It's all a trap. I had been crucified in a number of ways, triggered, kept awake, left out in the cold, toyed with and trapped, psychologically terrori Now I'm confused (I'm so confused) Now I'm confused I'm so-confused Now I'm confused (I'm so cofused) Now I'm “I'm so — What the ruck am I looking at right now? Uhhh….. What are you doing? I don't know I'm so confused I'm still confused I'm confused 8'm still confused IMm so confused— I'm still confused Well. If you wanna come back for your shot, I'll be here. What are you doing. Can you not LOOK I'm just so sick of myself I'm just so tired of this world I don't wanna wake up no more No money, no problem More money, more problems Promise Got a soul full of woes Got no eyes on the prize Got no home And no hope for the world Gotta go on Still got my feet on the floor Gotta go on Still got no road to the coast Gotta go on I guess I'm still a ghost Gotta go on I got no love left no more Gotta go on Jesus Christ and all the sauce. ALL THE SAUCE. Not all the sauce. I want ALL OF IT. Lol he's like foaming at the mouth, right? I— Check it out. I told you the government could time travelZ. What. So they used Skrillex to — To do what. UNCLE SAM I WANT YOU— ALL OF IT. UNCLE SAM — what. What does Uncle Sam want? Idk. The charges dropped? Idk. If he thinks you're lying—he's lying If he thinks you're cheating—he's cheating If he thinks that you're leaving—he's thinking of leaving If he thinks that you need him; he probably needs you If it feels like you're dreaming, you're probably dreaming— If it feels like a fairytale, keep make believing Too good to be true will always have a meaning If you think you're his only; Then there's at least three There's no loyalty, here Men don't have no monogamy Men get fed up with the same thing, Monotony Being a man is just making monopolies No propositions, proposals or probablies God got you fucked up when you're ugly God got you fucked up for the fun of it God might make promises, But it's no wonder, There's love in her eyes But there's nothing left under No wonder. No wonder No wonder No love left No love left No love left No love left No wonder All out of water and oneness All out of reasons to smile All out out running the mile And thinking you add up to something g No wonder No wonder No wonder the world's out of water No wonder No trophies for breaking the cycle Unless you become one And still, you end up in the cycle Unlikely you'll find the one You might as well just go back To the one that owns you Who's dragging your son through the mud Yeah But he's crying for you No wonder No wonder No wonder the worlds out of water No uncle, no aunt, and no cousins to clothe you or house you You might have a mountain, if you could just tell the whole world that you come from here No hope for the humans No wonder no water was left here The ocean was rust and the tides had subsided The water receded And LA was left on her own I don't owe an explanation for this insanity I haven't had a man in a million galaxies It's not that bad, Now I dress all in black Take it back for the countryman Nobody loves me, man. I'm just alone and befuddled, I wanted to love,, but— Somebody's coughing and keeping this contract of nothing and loveless and homeless; And there's where I've been, man How's Paris? I should be embarrassed, But really I'm just regressing again, Depressed as I've ever been, But taking a lesson in mischievous methods And Devious determination to get back to LA and say “I finally made it”, And get my makeup on, And my hair fixed, And pay off my high rise apartment Where the AC ain't on, cause I like it hotter than heaven Cause Hell is a cold ass, lonely Soapless, hopeless, homeless shelter Where nobody loves you And nobody calls you on your birthdays anyway So you moved it to August Cause you'll never see Skrillex or Jimmy Fallon in person, But for some reason, You think of them Fondly. —For Whatever Reason. Fuck this. Somebody's onto me; Wrote a letter to God, But God's not answering Trust me, You don't want this ugly thing Under you Don't offer me a house key If you give a mouse a cookie; You probably outta poison it Oh! In a world of smoke and mirrors Everything gets clearer, clearer He really is rare though, Really— a limited edition Genius, Edison You don't deserve him I don't want to be the president, Don't want to be the President Hey, Oh! It's still hell here; I'll never be perfect Can starve, but won't be there Woah! It's trauma every night And Drama every morning This is not a warning It's a lesson that you're learning And a song that you're writing; You can't write this wrong, no— You don't belong in this world, So get off it Oh, Woah, I don't do this often But I just don't want to go home, That's just loveless Ten broken marriages, Coffins and caskets And lions and scarecrows— He won't take me back for this basket I don't wear a bonnet I'm done being honest! It doesn't get you ahead in this Better off dead and I'm still just a nigger— I've always been lost; But I've already been here I've already been here Caught it on camera, eh Undercover tape recording Never in the locker room, But never in my own roomX either I'm just another one of those Broken, Homeless I don't want to I don't want to Want to be the President YOU CONTROL THE POLICE— —I RUN THE AMBULANXE, BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE BITCH, I RUN THE AMBULANCE Fuxk a phantom Fuck your Grammy's mammogram Fuxk you ambivolance and nonchalance You're just the ops, I run the ambulance! I just saw Johnny wirh the two dogs, At the shop and shop Pop-pop, This ain't no pop-up, lol My whole surfboard is taller This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you want This is what you want This is This is what you Don't waste your time Asking for adderall They don't want help for you— MedicicineMa meant to destroy you All the black skin In the streets In the shelters On the trains and On the busses The niggers on seroquel They will not help you They want to kill you Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you Adderal, xanex; It might be addictive— But those with blue eyes Are the only ones who get —they don't even need it They turn around and sell it If you have black skin; They'll give you seoquel They want to kill you; You'll think you're all better But you're out in the streets, in the gutter Talking to yourself Pissing on yourself Scratching off your black skin- All because you're colored! If you look like Elohim, Go ahead, take the medicine; Yes, you'll feel better; You'll get to work with Skrillex They'll give you an amphetamine, So you feel less pathetic Finish projects, Transcendence Don't take the medicine If you have black skin They will not help you They want to kill you But if you've got black skin You're only a nigger/**trigger to them Take the medicine To kill you faster Kill you faster Finally an ever after That makes sense to you bastards {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT 2023 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -U.

Today we are joined on the Brain Booster by one of the legends of US coaching Jim Waldron for a fascinating discussion about the Mind Body connection Jim has spent most of his working life absorbed in the workings of consciousness and how it can apply to the game of golf In his early years he spent time with some masters of martial arts and applied key principles to his coaching He studied with some of the great meditation teachers such as Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche and Suziki Roshi He has become very well known for his work with the yips in golf and also in numerous other sports such as baseball, basketball, darts and bowls We discussed: The two types of yips and why one type is very The origination of yips and what makes things worse What are the ‘fuels' for the yips? The wrong use of the conscious mind The effects of negative emotion and the manifestation of FEAR Why people don't yip on a practice swing The principle of Radical Acceptance How ‘observation' can change everything Are you the ‘Hero' or the ‘Victim' of your story? The value of a mindfulness practice Understand your ‘focal point' in the swing   So many wonderful ideas and concepts to consider Jim Waldron is a nationally acclaimed golf teaching professional, mental game coach, author, and lecturer best known for his pioneering research on the mind/body connection approach to learning and teaching golf. His holistic approach to golf improvement blends swing and short game mechanics, mental focus skills, physical fitness and emotional state control into a revolutionary golf instruction paradigm. He is recognized as one of the game's best golf swing instructors and swing theorists. To find out more about Jim Waldron and his coaching go to https://balancepointgolf.com/       To book your Mind Factor workshop get in touch with us at www.themindfactor.com      

It's no secret that we are living in challenging times. We can quickly become overwhelmed or anxious by the serious events happening worldwide.  During times like these, it is easy to believe the lies the enemy throws at us. But as believers, we are called to be courageous and not live a life of fear no matter what is happening around us.  In this episode of the Jaime Luce Podcast, we discuss how to recognize the enemy's tactics to distract us from the power of God and how to overcome them. We will dive deep into the story of King Hezekiah and how he received victory because he trusted the Father and not the enemy's deception. In this episode, you'll hear:  A study of the Book of 2 Chronicles The seven strategies of the enemy and how to recognize themHow to live life courageously and not in fearWhy uniting with God allows you to overcome anxiousness   About your host: Jaime Luce' story begins with emotional and financial struggle as a single mother trying to survive. Today, she has been married to the love of her life for almost three decades, owned two companies, and has become an author and podcaster. She is on a mission to help others walk through the valleys of life with hope and knowledge that God always has a way.   Free chapter of Jaime's new book: You Don't Need Money, You Just Need God: https://jaimeluce.com/book/  Support the Jaime Luce Podcast: When you sign up for the Free Charisma Plus App, you help support this show. Get your subscription at: https://bit.ly/CharismaAppJaimeAre you looking for Spirit-filled articles, teachings, insights, prophetic words, and the tools to gain intimate knowledge of the Holy Spirit? Charisma magazine empowers believers to live life in the Spirit. Each issue of Charisma Magazine contains articles, teachings, and insights to gain a more intimate knowledge of the Holy Spirit.  https://bit.ly/CharismaSubJaimeTo purchase the Spiritual Warfare Bible. https://bit.ly/CharismaBibleJaime

Today, we're chatting with Meg Berryman about remedial vs regenerative business, stewardship vs leadership, the new and calmer questions to ask ourselves about obtaining the elusive work life balance and how the sensitive ones are leading the way in finding our way back to regenerative culture. This one is for those who feel like listening to an episode where you will leave with a feeling of being settled.  

This short and spicy episode is intended to ignite the fire within you. Listen to this everyday to awaken your inner baddie!Listen in as I chat:Why you should disobey the good girl inside you Dimming your light to make others happyAwakening your inner audacious, bad girlRebelling against your fearWhy you should stop playing smallJoin The Star Society ⭐️ DOORS CLOSE SEPTEMBER 25Get the Libra Transit Talk Workshop for FREE ♎️Wanna work with me  1:1? Click here for Private Spiritual Business Coaching Send me a DM or book a clarity call today!CONNECT WITH JAZ:Book a Career Astrology ReadingFollow & Connect IGSubscribe to YouTube Channel to Watch The PodcastLEARN FROM ME:Take a Mystical Masterclass for just $55Learn Astrology & Tarot: Mystic Mentorship

155 - This week's episode was an especially fun one to record, because my guest—the incomparable Heather Lahtinen—was sitting right by my side, a literal guest for the week here in North Carolina. And somewhere during the course of our work conversations in the office, on the boat and over Charlotte's best shrimp and grits, I confessed to a longstanding fear that left Heather shocked. So of course we had to record a podcast episode as she helped me unpack things!         What To Listen For:The surprising fear that keeps me awake at nightWhat does it mean when you have a recurring dream? The question to ask yourself once you've labeled your fearWhy repeated rejections are actually good for youAnd an embarrassingly neurotic confession

In this episode, I invited Dr. Dawn Huebner, child psychologist and parent coach back on the show to talk about her mini book series called Mini Books about Mighty Fears. Alongside that we learn about what phobias really are, how to combat them plus…How parents tend to react to their child's fearWhy comforting and reassuring can be so damagingThe brain's alarm systemThe best first step to take with a new fearWith fears, practice is key!The old school methods of dealing with fearsAnxiety is uncomfortable but not dangerous The most common childhood fearsAbout The Guest - Dr Dawn HuebnerDawn Huebner, PhD, is the award-winning author of 14 books for children selling over 1 million copies in 23 languages. A child psychologist, parent coach, and popular speaker, Dr. Dawn translates the latest research into actionable strategies to free young worriers from anxiety. She has been featured on a host of news and information outlets and is frequently interviewed by popular parenting magazines with the aim of helping children live happier lives. Dawn's Website - dawnhuebnerphd.comDawn's mini book series - https://www.dawnhuebnerphd.com/books-by-dawn/Dawn's Facebook pageMini Books about Mighty FearsGet 15% off the books until 6/30/2022 Visit us.jkp.com to use the Discount Code: MIGHTYFEARS15About The Host - Janine HalloranJanine Halloran is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, an author, a speaker, an entrepreneur and a mom. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Janine has been working primarily with children and adolescents for over 15 years. She loves to create products and resources, so she started two businesses to support families and professionals who work with children and teens. ‘Coping Skills for Kids' provides products and resources to help kids learn to cope with their feelings in safe and healthy ways. It's the home of the popular Coping Cue Cards, decks of cards designed to help kids learn and use coping skills at home or at school. Janine's second business ‘Encourage Play' is dedicated to helping kids learn and practice social skills in the most natural way - through play! Encourage Play has free printables, as well as digital products focused on play and social skills.Coping Skills for Kids - https://copingskillsforkids.comEncourage Play - https://www.encourageplay.comInterested in reading my books? The Coping Skills for Kids Workbook - https://store.copingskillsforkids.com/collections/coping-skills-for-kids-workbook/products/coping-skills-for-kids-workbook-digital-versionSocial Skills for Kids - https://store.copingskillsforkids.com/collections/encourage-play/products/social-skills-for-kids-workbook

Enneagram 6s ask a lot of questions. And while it might seem like they don't trust you or they're trying to control the situation, the truth is that they just want to be prepared.This is what makes the Loyal Skeptic the best collaborator on the Enneagram. But it can also lead to excessive worry, as the 6 gets stuck in what ifs and worst-case scenarios.So, how can the 6 use their need for certainty for good, tapping into the full anatomy of their Enneagram type to keep us all safe and in line?On this episode of The Leadership Formula, I explain how the Enneagram 6 can lean on their wings to stop overpreparing and take action, leading from their growth number 9—the Adaptive Peacemaker.I describe how a 6 shows up as an unhealthy 3 under stress and why we experience 6s as anxious, suspicious or doubting when they're coming from a place of fear.Listen in for insight on what 6s can do to prepare others for their steady stream of questions and learn how to support a 6 in bringing their gift of devotion and trust to the world. What You Will Learn How Enneagram 6s are driven by the motivational need to be safe and preparedWhy we experience a less healthy 6 as anxious, suspicious or doubtingThe trustworthy nature of the Enneagram 6 who thrives on collaboration How a 6 can lean on their wings to stop overpreparing and take actionWhat it looks like when a 6 leads from their growth number 9 (the Adaptive Peacemaker)How the Enneagram 6 shows up as an unhealthy 3 under extreme stressWhy the one-on-one subtype of the Enneagram 6 runs toward their fearWhy 6s are familiar with feelings of anxiety and focus on worst-case scenariosHow it sometimes feels like a 6 is trying to control or doesn't trust youWhat 6s can do to prepare people for their steady stream of questionsConnect with Tracytracyomalley.comwww.instagram.com/tracy_omalleywww.facebook.com/tracy.omalleytwitter.com/TracyOMallwww.linkedin.com/in/tracy-o-malley/ResourcesBook an Enneagram Kickstarter Session:https://th400.infusionsoft.app/app/manageCart/showManageOrderApply for 1:1 Coaching with Tracy:http://tracyomalley.com/shop/1-1coaching/

If COVID has revealed one thing to us, it's that a lot of us are struggling with loneliness, and Judi and Amanda are no strangers to those emotions. On this new episode of Gin and Juiced, the ladies touch on how they've been managing in our current pandemic world, and talk about what happens when you use alcohol to cope with feelings of loneliness. Today on Yes, And:What to do when the COVID struggles don't seem to endThe pitfalls of living in constant fearWhy loneliness is an epidemic How Judi used drinking to deal with her lonelinessTips for when you feel isolated and aloneThis show is supported by:AdvoCare® | Get 10% off your first order! Resources:Follow Amanda Z: @amandazahner Universe Has Your Back cardsAffirminators! cardsWork Your Light cardsCheck out hausofand.com!Check out AdvoCare® GlowCheck out AdvoCare® Spark®Connect with Judi:Send Judi a voice message: speakpipe.com/JudiHoller Book: Fear Is My HomeboyInstagram: @judiholler Website: judiholler.com Email: hello@judiholler.comJudi's TikTok: @ginand_juicedCheck out all of Judi's favorite products!This show is produced by Soulfire Productions

Pam Oslie is the Founder of www.AuraColors.com a site designed to help you create success, joy, and fulfillment in EVERY area of your life. She also developedwww.LoveColors.com, this site is designed to help you find love and friendships by matching you with people who have compatible aura colors.Pam has written four successful and popular books, Life Colors, Love Colors, Infinite You, and Make Your Dreams Come True. Pam has spoken at the TEDx Talks, the International Forum on New Science, Fortune 500 companies, and many seminars for professionals in the psychology, education, health fields, and more.Pam has appeared on The Dr. Oz Show, The View, The Ricki Lake Show, and many other television and radio shows.In this episode we discuss:What are aura colors, how they work, and what they teach us about our purpose and relationshipsHow knowing your colors and loved ones can help you understand and grow deeper with the otherHow quantum physics match where we are going as a speciesWhat COVID is here to teach us and how something bigger is coming in the near futureWhy getting quiet and going within will quicken this process we are all going through and the importance of not feeding into fearWhy the ego has limited perception and why we need to go inside to know truth and connect with our knowing What are parallel universes and how to use them to manifest what you wantHow Pam used a parallel universe to attract the man she desiredHow parents can empower their childrenA GIFT FROM PAM TO MY LISTENERS:Quantum Leap Discounted eCourse-Make your life easier. Once you understand how the universe really works and you learn about the true principles of creation, you can design your life and create with little or no effort.https://www.auracolors.com/quantum-leap-ecourse-with-pam-oslieLink to free gift:https://www.auracolors.com/abundancefreegift/

In starting new ventures, we often find ourselves in fear. Is it a great thing? How can we deal with it? This is what Faisal Ensaun will talk about in this episode. Faisal is a certified high-performance coach with a great passion to help people rediscover their true potential and raise their performance in every aspect of their lives. He helps his clients reframe their perspectives towards understanding and feeling their true potential to reach higher and sustained levels of performance in their personal and professional lives. In this episode, Faisal will share his story of finding his purpose and passion after leaving his home country and dealing with fears during his teenage years. He will share his thoughts on fear and self-doubt and how you can overcome them. Faisal also shares his thoughts on goal-setting and creating a vision for yourself. Listen in![00:01 - 08:49] Opening SegmentWe introduce Faisal to the showFaisal shares his backgroundLeaving his home countryFeeling lost at age 17Getting around successful peopleDiscovering his purpose[08:50 - 19:24] How a High-Performance Coach Found His PassionHow Faisal found his passion for high-performance coachingConnecting with peopleHelping people connect to their potentialCreating an impactFaisal's fearsGetting to the next stepMaking the jumpRealizing there's so much to learnManaging the internal and external resistance[19:25 - 36:06] Dealing with Fear and Self-doubtWhat causes fear in business and lifeFaisal on investors with self-doubtsWhat entrepreneurs are scared of How you can overcome fearWhy self-doubt is not a natural behaviorChallenge vs. opportunityFaisal talks about goal-settingHow it sets a direction for youHis thoughts on people following other people's visionThe difference between goals and vision[36:07 - 42:49] Closing SegmentAsking Faisal the Adventurous FourHow you can connect with FaisalFinal wordsTweetable Quotes:“Yes, we need to be around people who will help us move forward, but once we realize how incredibly powerful we are internally, then we stop doubting ourselves.” - Faisal Ensaun“Human beings are generally more curious than they are afraid.” - Faisal Ensaun“If you don't have that bigger vision, fears amplify.” - Faisal EnsaunConnect with Faisal on Facebook and LinkedIn!Check out Faisal's website, YouTube Channel, and FREE monthly webinar!--Please subscribe and leave an honest review  - how do you want to create an impact in your world?Check out Adventurous REI and our social media channels: Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.Michael on LinkedInSuzy on LinkedIn   Invest with us! Start here. GRAB A FREE copy of The Complete Guide to Generating Passive Income for Avid Travelers & Adventure Seekers 

Collectively, moms have confronted a lot of uncertain moments historically. Some of us have gone to give birth with a plan and had to make adjustments. Others thought they were going to adopt a particular child and then the legal system changed her plans. Yet, 2021 felt a little different. It was the year that according to one Reuters article about 2 million moms were pushed out of the workforce.  The article that I am referencing is this one entitled: Pushed out by pandemic, women struggle to regain footing in U.S. job market, by Jonnelle Marte and Aleksandra Michalska. In this article, you can witness how two moms who were featured are thinking through their career options, childcare constraints, and whether they will return to the workplace anytime soon. Despite this episode being a dedication to those 2 million moms who were impacted by the pandemic, this episode is an important one to bookmark whether you are a mom or not. Here’s why: You too will feel the impact from such a void in the workplace. You have to admit there is something unique about a mother’s touch: be it her care, conviction, or deep-seated loyalty. If it’s easier for you to get what I am referring to. Do this: Think about whatever you may have felt from a maternal figure in your life. It’s that tenderness, warmth, or concern.  That is exactly what will be missing in the products and services that will no longer have the benefit of being ideated, sold, or enhanced by a mom. Realize that moms are the ones who not only care about the here-and-now but moms are all also already tied-into and invested in what will bear fruit tomorrow. All moms want the best for their children. What will ultimately be missing or what is at stake are the “best” innovations and solutions to problems that must be solved. The best answers to meaningful questions will be at stake. Answers provided with the best intentions. Offerings making good on the promise to deliver the best experiences. Seems like a void worth filling? Don’t you think? Tune in. This conversation is worth your time. Too few moms will share what’s on their mind and fewer will reach out to you for help. Listen to this episode so that you can be a better friend or advocate during any mom’s career journey. And if you are a mom then welcome fellow warrior. There’s a lot to cover here. Share this episode with three moms who left their workplaces (voluntarily or not) yet wish to return because they know they have yet to unleash their greatest potential. What’s that saying? A mom’s job is never done? Yep, that mom who has more to accomplish in her career. She needs to hear this episode. Highlights Invitation: Join me on a 60-minute complimentary breakthrough session if you’d like guidance around these themes. This week my calendar is reserved for moms in marketing. Focus: How to courageously make a bold career transition with the help the strangers Fear: Why hesitation happens especially for nurturers who tend to look out for others. Story: What if only you knew something important? Would you withhold the information? Action: How to make sure you will boldly ask for help despite fears of rejection. Self-Esteem: How to rediscover and believe in your worth if you've ever felt undervalued in any job market Resentment: What if you undervalue yourself because of a resume gap? Being Low-balled: Whose fault is it? Credit: What if you pursue a junior role? Assumptions: How can hiring managers stop themselves from making assumptions about moms? Courage: What other podcast guests can you listen to who are moms? Curiosity: How to ask better questions that you’ll want to use to make better career decisions? Questions: What to ask to ascertain whether you will be happier in a new employer. Unexpected: Will exceptions be made for the right moms? Ask Now Or Regret Later: Keep probing the right people. Commercial Self-Confidence: Undervalue yourself and expect to be undervalued. Ask For Help: Sign-up for a complimentary breakthrough session with me. Be ready for your next best career move. It starts today.   Schedule your complimentary breakthrough session for job searching marketers. Book time on my calendar and get ready to get the clarity you need to attract the best employers.   Ready to pivot into a new marketing full-time role this year?   Register for a complimentary masterclass entitled: The 5-Step Strategy Marketers Use To Pivot Into Their Dream Marketing Career (Without Undervaluing Themselves)!   Other podcast episodes featuring moms   Hear How Michelle Ghilotti, a Former Starbucks and Nike Advertising Executive Turned Entrepreneur Decided to Live More Courageously, Episode 7     Caitlyn Elf, Registered Dietitian and Mom, Shares How to Make Eating a Learning Experience Even Snacking in Isolation, Discusses Changing Careers From Marketing Into Nutrition, and How To Keep The Peace During Family Dinners, Episode 19   Diane Bell, Award-winning Screenwriter and Director Talks Openly On Overcoming Obstacles, Embracing Your Creativity, And How to Stand Out, Episode 21   Tana Douglas, Rock N’ Roll’s First Female Roadie, Talks About the Evolution of the Music Industry, Being a Roadie, and Taking Control of Your Future, Episode 41   Leesa McGregor, Author, Talks About Teaching Children and Adults How to Reconnect with Our Hearts and Minds, Episode 46   Michelle Florendo, Decision Engineer, Talks About Decision-Making, Good vs. Bad Decisions, and Identifying Your Desired Outcome, Episode 48   Should College Pedigree Matter? Apparently Not. First-Generation College Graduate And Lifelong Educator Alicia Jackson-Warren Makes The Case Hiring Managers Need To Hear, Episode 53   How To Lead In An Era Of Movements, Generosity As A Paradigm Of An Inclusive Activity Celebrated Worldwide, Asha Curran, Co-Founder Of GivingTuesday, Episode 55   Suzy Batiz Shares The Wisdom She Cherishes For Giving Her The Freedom And Ability To Trust Herself And Accept Whatever Comes Her Way, Episode 67

Welcome to the Faith First Podcast! Today, Pastors Steve Darr and Jonathan Gouthier sit down and talk about the topic of being content. There is a way the world looks at contentment and the way a Christian learns to be content. Listen in on this conversation that dives deep into the sermon given on this topic.In this episode, you'll find out:How contentment and hope go togetherFeeling discontent usually is a sign of hopelessnessWhat the biblical definition of contentment isPractical ways on how we can be satisfied in all thingsHow discontentment leads to worry and fearWhy humility brings contentmentContentment comes when the transformation of our hearts renews our minds and we allow the improvements the Holy Spirit is making in us to guide our thinking and living. A renewed mind puts God first. A renewed mind is at peace with our circumstances. A renewed mind is content in Christ.

I spent the majority of my life doing all the things, forcing things to happen, running to and running away from all the things before I discovered that there is another way. No wonder I was burnt out. I had completely lost sight of who I was and what I wanted. Christina Cecconi is one of the loudest voices in my life who reminds me of the other way. She reminds me that rest is not just for the weary, that there is space in my life to slow down, that something magical happens when you allow rather than force and grasp, and most importantly, that I am loved for being, not just for doing and accomplishing. She writes me permission slip after permission slip when I can't write them for myself. In today's episode, we connect over the energetics of slowing down and flowing with the Winter season and Water Element and I hope you pick up one of these permission slips for yourself. What You'll Learn in this Episode: The energetics of descending into YinThe Medicine of "being" instead of "doing"How your Body communicates when you do not allow rest The connection between the Water Element and FearHow to use manifestations of Earth and Wood to ground Fear Why there is wisdom in stillness when your life is in chaosYour Speakers:Kat Lee is an Emotional Alchemy Coach, Classical Chinese Medicine Practitioner, Podcast Creator, Writer + Community Leader who guides folks to alchemize their emotions, cultivate conscious relationships and embody their healing journey.Kat Lee's Website // InstagramChristina Cecconi uses the timeless wisdom of Classical Chinese Medicine to help cultivate genuine wellbeing in our present day lives. Trained as a Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Christina runs her clinical practice, Hinoki Wellness, in Vancouver, BC where she offers gentle esoteric acupuncture and lifestyle medicine. Christina's Website // InstagramSupport the Podcast via PatreonThis podcast is made possible with sound production by Andre Lagace.Original music by Mayan KitesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=34245616)

The true cause of every problem in your life - and in the world - is fear. Fear has a devastating effect on the human brain and behaviour, in ways you don’t realise. In this episode we explore why fear is the root cause of dysfunction in the world today. We’ll look at why your brain creates fear in the first place and the shocking effects on your life and society as a whole. We’ll also look at the cure for fear and how your life - and your world - can change radically when you eliminate fear. /*Player 1 designs*/ #player-22 { background-color: #0b1338; } #player-22 .title-text-color{ color: #efefef; } #player-22 input[type="range"]{ border: #99dbfc !important; } /* Customize audio source and if certain elements should display in the players */ players[21] = { // Player 22 configuration variables show_speed_icon: true, show_download_icon: true, show_episode_image: false, url: "https://liamnadenpodcast.s3.amazonaws.com/06FearWhyitisthecauseofeveryprobleminyourlife.m4a?X-Amz-Content-Sha256=UNSIGNED-PAYLOAD&X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&X-Amz-Credential=AKIAJE73UBNQVV44BCSQ%2F20201223%2Fus-east-1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&X-Amz-Date=20201223T164058Z&X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&X-Amz-Expires=960&X-Amz-Signature=6dffeb2faae89fa6148303191e1f365e0aa774d0940ce0cf1da79e996dbb2b84" }; Fear: Why it is the cause of every problem in your life 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 00:00:00 jQuery(document).ready(function($) { var ajaxurl = "https://liamnaden.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php"; //Track loads var data = { 'action': 'trackLoads', 'videoId': 43 }; jQuery.post(ajaxurl, data, function(response) { }); }); To read a transcript of this podcast episode click here.

The race hasn't stopped, even though most of the racers have. Right now, while everyone else is filled with doubt and confusion, some businesses are pulling ahead and gobbling up all of the market share. Want to be one of them? You need only to know how to find opportunity amidst the chaos. And that's what this week's episode is all about. Tune in and you'll discover: Why you should encourage creativity in your kid'sWhat to do when the economy shirts rock bottomThe biggest mistake entrepreneurs are making right nowOne way a lot of businesses are shooting themselves in the foot during this crisisHow to clean house in a downturn without taking advantage of people's bad fortuneWhy the scarcity mindset is more dangerous now than ever beforeProof that every cloud has a silver lining in businessThe most valuable skill you'll never learn in business schoolHow to see abundance when everyone else is frozen in fearWhy flexibility and evolution will be the biggest trait of successful people in the futureWhy niching down on one skillset might not be the best approach for the economyThe only time it's okay to rip people offAnd a lot more Listen to this one before your competition does.

On your death bed, are you going to regret going for the things you want or never giving yourself the opportunity to just do it? In this episode, we are going to break down the topic of fear and figure out how to over come it!We will cover:What does F.E.A.R stand for?Why we get scared What it means to be attached to an outcomeThe importance of remembering where were startedWhy we need repetitionHow to pick and choose the people in your lifeHow you can work to truly overcome your fearWhy progress = happinessBecoming a leader in your lifeFollow the ItTakesGritPodcast on Instagram!If this podcast has helped you in ANY WAY, please share with at least one person and leave a REVIEW, it makes a huge difference to the podcast and I want to hear from you :-)****LIMITED TIME ONLY!***Get the pre-sale of the It Takes Grit book with a ton of BONUS features - https://rebecca-louise.com/pages/bookGet your ticket for the I'VE GOT GRIT EVENT! https://ivegotgrit.com/

This week's episode is with the outrageously gorgeous Kaitlyn Krause, who took out 3rd in bikini in her very first show with the WBFF last year.I followed most of Kaitlyn's prep so it was great to hear directly from her about the experience and learn about her plans moving forward. Kaitlyn is a values orientated person and has such an admirable mindset and approach to competing. Hope you get as much out of this chat as I did!Also - if you want to compete, but you're student or you're on a tighter budget - this is the podcast for you!!We cover off:Being a student nurse and midwife during COVIDHer first comp prep for WBFFUndergoing a pre-prep and getting ready early for the showFocusing on rest as a priorityHer passion for understanding and appreciating the human body and how that impacted her approach to prepThe impact of prep on your bodyThe value of a strong relationship with your coach and what makes a good coachIrrational emotions when prepping How she managed her reverse dietWhy reverse dieting should NOT be a competitionChoosing to start a family over her next competing plansHer approach to training and competing timelinesImproving her relationship with food and eliminating the fearWhy we weigh ourselves everydayHOW to compete on a budget - Kaitlyn's top tips!Such an amazing conversation - I hope you love it too!If you want to follow Kaitlin you can find her on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/kaitlynkrause_/If you loved the episode, share to your stories and tag us so we both can see!Until next week,R xx#SLBC

Building on last week:  Love your enemies.   For now, let's treat everything as arising from Love or Fear.  Now, lets ask ourselves how we would want to be treated when we are afraid--ah kindly, so Love becomes the way.  So where do you put anger:  Love or Fear? Why are people angry at each other?  Let's try Love and create a force that circles the planet showing Love.  Bottom line you are either a teacher of Love through your reactions or a student of the power of love through fear and your reactions to kindness.  Both a student and a teacher.  LET YOUR LIGHT SHINE IN LOVE NOT JUDGMENT, WHICH IS MASKED FEAR    

Bow down because Ali Bonar, kween of Granola Butter, is back on the podcast for a real time chat! In the midst of the current corona crisis, Ali and I chat on all the emotions and habits coming up for us right now. Starting with the scarcity mindset, Ali shares how she’s navigating the realm of emotional eating right now and why it’s okay to ‘feel’ different in our bodies during this time. Bodies will fluctuate and that’s a natural occurrence in life, in the words of Ali, we may just feel a little bit more ‘fluffy’ right now! She also dives into the noise of diet culture on social media and how to tune that out. The pressure to do more and be more during this time is not what everyone needs and it’s about finding what works for each individual. And when it comes to crafting a ‘for-now’ normal, Ali shares how her lifestyle has changed and what it took to pivot in business with Granola Butter. In this episode we discuss:The scarcity mindset around food and supplies; how fear breeds more fearWhy it’s okay to emotionally eat and how to forgo the guilt and stress of itTuning out the noise of diet culture and hustle on social mediaPivoting with Granola Butter and online commerceHaving grace for ourselves during this ‘for-now’ normalTo connect with Ali, find her @avokween and check out Granola Butter on amazon or their website: https://kween.co/I’m on IG @emilyfeikls and @letsthrivepodcast

HAPPY END OF MERCURY RETROGRADE Choosing not to blame it for everything as I explain in the podcast BUT it has been a ride and a HALF. Today I cover: · What the mercury energy was all about · All fears and doubt that has been coming up for me · Career shifts and expansion on my personal level · Trusting the universe when you need too, the most · Take the LEAP! · Manifesting through LOVE not FEAR · Why nothing shows up when you try so hard to manifest · Anxiety and what it is according to the “spiritual” world · What your soul is trying to tell you · Why you need to start trusting yourself more TODAY and making it a daily practice · The solar plexus epidemic · Why your body is speaking to you through physical issues Shop My Amazon Favourites + Books I spoke About in this episode Find me on Instagram @tashakredl Facebook: Tasha Kredl Web: tashakredl.com Interested to work with me? Check it out! Email: natasha.mkredl@gmail.com

Talking about failing to even start today. What holds you back? What are the factors that keep you from even taking getting far enough down the road to even feel stuck? Fear This is the biggest of all and encompasses just about everything that makes you not even want to jump off the diving board into the pool of cool success. Fear of Results But we want results right? Yes, we do. yet many times those results can be scary to think of. There are people who are afraid of what's going to happen to them if and when they become successful. What if success changes you what if you become fake? All of these different want ifs that happen in our minds but never happen in real life. Fear of Change The very act of changing scares people. That lizard part of your brain starts to activate and you are suddenly on the lookout for saber-tooth tigers and other unforeseen hazards. So, it is better if you were just staying in your cave and not come out. Of course, that means you will starve. Yet you are at least safe. Fear of Upsetting Others We worry about what others will think. Again we may lose some friends or be talked about behind our backs. Well, who wants that? Nobody if they allow others to control their feelings. You would be surprised to find out that most people who matter in your life will cheer you on. While those who don't actually provide value to your life will talk. Yet again since they don't provide any value they really don't matter in the grand scheme of things, which is your life. Fear of Failing We fear to fail. It could ruin us or cause problems. Maybe you fear people will talk or something to that effect. And that could happen more than likely they will see you get back up and ignore the fall. What the fall means is only in your mind. The Skateboarder My son when he was young wanted a skateboard and so we got him one. Several Months later, He wanted to go to the skate park and try it out. So we took him to the local park and it took him a long time of trying to go down the halfpipe before he finally attempted to go. What was holding him back? Fear Why does this happen? Over Thinking the situation Most of the time it is over thinking of the situation How to Jump Some tips on how to jump and go ahead and get started. Make a plan Planning is good Set goals Goals are needed for you to know how you are going to proceed Talk to others Get tips and tricks on how to navigate your path by talking to others who have gone down that road before you. Get a coach You can also find out how to achieve your goals and success by getting coached.

This weeks wisdom comes from the most unlikely places. Just about 150 years ago. If you're anything like me you've heard of or sampled the works of Henry David Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Susan B. Anthony, Mark Twain, and you thought, I should really make time to read more of those books. And that time has never really come around. Well, my friend John Jantsch has done us all a solid and put together a new book with a daily excerpt from each of these authors and many more. John is a very successful though leader. His Duct Tape Marketing blog was chosen as a Forbes favorite and his Duct Tape Marketing podcast was called a "must listen" by Fast Company magazine. Seth Godin called John the "Peter Drucker of small business tactics." This book is something very new for this marketing guru. It is titled the Self Reliant Entrepreneur, but the concepts we're going to discuss are immensely helpful for anyone trying to create something in this world and for anyone trying to make a difference in their organization. John and I cover:What it means to be self reliant and why it's so important to accomplishing our goalsHow to change your relationship with fearWhy play is so important to creating your best workWhy being cautious about how you are perceived will get in your way of creating real change, and How to revise your definition of success and happiness

If you’ve never seen a Chicken Soup for the Soul book, I don’t know where you’ve been. But did you know that the same original author of that wildly successful series (7 NYT best-sellers at the same time!) is also one of the experts interviewed in The Secret? And did you know he coaches some of the top leaders and entrepreneurs in the world? Actually, you might. Today’s guest on The School of Greatness has an incredible bio and reputation and it was an honor to sit down with him for this interview. Jack Canfield has given so much wisdom, coaching, service, and insight into the world of self-improvement, positive mindset, and success that it’s hard to imagine it without him. His landmark book The Success Principles has been out for 10 years. But I wanted to take the opportunity to talk to him about it in person because it is one of the first books that helped turn the light on in my mind. In our conversation, we go over a lot (and Jack references a ton of books and people I link below). But our discussion keeps coming back to the basic, core success principles his book is founded on. Ideas like gratitude, abundance, kindness, clarity. You know, my favorites. If you haven’t heard Jack speak before, you’re in for a treat. He is an incredible human, speaker, thought leader, and giver. I am so excited to bring you this episode with the legendary Jack Canfield. In this episode you will learn:How The Success Principles takes the inspiration from Chicken Soup books and shows you HOWThat kids in China learn English in schools by reading Chicken Soup booksHis tips for networking at events if you’re shy (stand by the door and act like it’s your party)How to visualize positive outcomes instead of negative ones to overcome fearWhy he volunteered to be a chauffeur for someone he wanted to learn fromThe Steps of Forgiveness: 1 – Own your anger 2 – Take responsibility 3 – Explain what you want 4 – Express forgivenessHow negative self-talk affects our brains (science on this!)What uncommon appreciation is – verbally appreciate someone five times a dayHow to go on a “rampage of appreciation”What to look for when making an investment (go where there is a line of people waiting)How he manages his emails (so he only gets a few a day) – answer your emails in one block at a timeThe daily review: at the end of your day, ask yourself how you could have improved on your day in relation to your goals and then visualize those changesPlus much more… Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After graduating from college with honors in communication studies and securing a well-paying corporate job, Kara Fillion started seeing ads on Facebook about people working from their laptop and traveling around the world. She found herself determined to make this her own reality and started putting in the hard work. Less than a year later, she hit a monumental milestone in her business and had her first $10K month.Kara did research about working from her laptop and started hiring coaches to learn the ropes. In the last two years, she has worked with three coaches and got the help she needed to make her own business a reality. I’m a huge proponent to hiring coaches, being in a paid mastermind, or having a mentor to help you advance your business, and Kara did just that. She has officially been running her business for ten months as a VA/OBM. She helps busy entrepreneurs with their social media, tech, strategy, and business management. Today, she and I talk about:How she hit her first $10k month in January, 10 months into running her businessTips on how to overcome fearWhy mindset plays a huge role in reaching your goalsWhat it meant to her business success to hire coachesHow you don’t have to have a huge team or work 80-hour weeks to hit a 5 or 6 figure monthOne thing you can do this week to work towards your own $10K monthHead to thelaunchguild.com/podcast for more info See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here is some of what you will learn: Negatives can be huge opportunitiesHow successful people are problem solversWhy you shouldn’t over improveUnderstanding your tenant baseWhat makes a good asset managerStrategies for finding dealsUnderstanding the power of fearWhy large deals are sometimes easier to closeThe value of partnersThe importance of networking Book recommendation: The Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartments by Steve Berges To learn more about our guest, please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-bowman-3313a311/   To find out more about partnering or investing in a multifamily deal: Text Partner to 41411 or email Partner@RodKhleif.com Join us at a Multifamily Bootcamp, visit: http://MultifamilyBootcamp.com Review and Subscribe acquisitions, Bob Bowman, apartment investing, apartments, appreciation, Assisted Living, broker, brokers, business, cash flow, cashflow, commercial, commercial real estate, CRE, CRE investing, Defaulted paper, Donald Trump, entrepreneur, equity, Eviction, expert, experts, Foreclosure, funding, Hedge fund, investing, investing in real estate, investments, Rod Khleif, Rod Khleif Florida, Rod Khleif Real Estate, Riyad Khleif , manager, mergers, millionaire, multi-family, multifamily, Office, passive income, podcast, private lending, private money, property management, raw land investing, real estate, real estate broker, real estate cashflow, real estate coaching, real estate investing, real estate investor. Investing, REIT, Retail, Robert Kiyosaki, sales, Sales Coach, sales expert, Sales Training, Self Storage, Selling, Senior Living, Shopping Center, Short Sale, Suburban Office, syndication, training, value add, Repositioning assets, multi-family expert, multifamily expert, multi family investing, multifamily training

Fear. What is Fear? Why is fear so prevalent in our society? It sure seems so many people are gripped with fear in all aspects of their life. People seem afraid to fail, seem afraid to speak in public, afraid to get and stay in shape, afraid to love or be loved, afraid to win, afraid to say I a sorry. Fear, from my point of view is everywhere. Sign up for: www.unbreakablelessons.com I find it odd because in the seal community fear doesn’t really exist. Being scared yes scared does exist, but fear doesn’t. So what is fear? Fear is an emotion that when felt prevents action. That is all it is. Fear is designed to prevent you from doing whatever you are afraid of doing. Let me say that again fear prevents action. Fear is an emotion. And like all other emotions has a particular outcome. Did you know that emotions are there to produce a predicable outcome in your life? The outcome of fear is simple to not be able to take action regarding the thing that you are afraid of. Notice what you are afraid of in your life?

Matthew 6:1-4 God's provision is given presently so we have something to return in the future. It is not only to sustain us, but also to enable us. Where does our material resources come from? 1. Earnings 2. His gifts God appears to care little about the amount of success What should our goal be? 1. Our successes 2. His reward What caused the downfall? Fear Why is there fear? 1. There is risk 2. It doesn't make sense (listen and note what stands out to you in this section) What is always the answer to fear? Faith Faith that 1. God will bless our efforts 2. God will reward our results 3. God will meet our needs 4. God will remain faithful - even when we mess up

Shar Moore, the YWoman herself...an International Award Winning Mentor, Keynote Speaker, Author, Mum and Nani, a purposeful driving force, talks today all about Y Mag, why it was created and why having a powerful why helps you achieve your success. We talk all about this and more: How she went from broke to BMW How she listened to her readers and went from digital to print (even when everyone else was telling her print was dead How she uses her Bigger than Fear WHY to drive her to succeed Why Shar started a magazine with no experience Why you need to put the car in drive first If you don't know your WHY the what you do doesn't matter Follow you why and success will come when it's meant to Dealing with rejection Without a mentor, you're choosing the hard path Trusting your intuition to create your success The power of checking in with your goals & intentions Self care just as important as setting goals Sitting in her home office in late 2012, Shar Moore was frustrated, as she desperately craved for a Magazine that focused purely on stories of others who had walked her walk and could shine the light for her to follow. She was struggling to find the inspiration to keep going, as she had just endured her 'Broke to BMW' period in her Business, after being indirectly affected by the devastating Queensland Floods. She yearned for stories of other women who had overcome adversity, found their purpose in life and found a way to turn their dreams into a reality. She knew it was possible, but needed written proof! Yet what was to the point of overwhelm, was all the stories and features of celebrities, who lived surreal and sometimes false lives, skinny young models, wearing un-affordable fashion and secrets on the latest diet fad that was sure to make her look 21 again! At age 40 something, Shar was not impressed and certainly not drawn to parting with her cash, on something that was more than likely to going to make her feel worse, not better... One of Shar's favourite quotes is from Mahatma Gandhi... 'Be the change you wish to see in the world". And she knew she had to do something. So in February 2013, YMag was born online, bursting with stories of everyday women and men, living their true purpose in life and well Y not, Shar was the cover girl! To find out more you can click the below links: http://www.sharmoore.com.au/ To buy Y Mag online https://www.ymag.com.au/ The book Shar talks about is called From Broke to BMW And she also mentions Asana as an organisational tool. Hope you enjoy today's episode!!

Shar Moore, the YWoman herself...an International Award Winning Mentor, Keynote Speaker, Author, Mum and Nani, a purposeful driving force, talks today all about Y Mag, why it was created and why having a powerful why helps you achieve your success.    We talk all about this and more: How she went from broke to BMW How she listened to her readers and went from digital to print (even when everyone else was telling her print was dead How she uses her Bigger than Fear WHY to drive her to succeed Why Shar started a magazine with no experience Why you need to put the car in drive first If you don't know your WHY the what you do doesn't matter Follow you why and success will come when it's meant to Dealing with rejection Without a mentor, you're choosing the hard path Trusting your intuition to create your success The power of checking in with your goals & intentions Self care just as important as setting goals    Sitting in her home office in late 2012, Shar Moore was frustrated, as she desperately craved for a Magazine that focused purely on stories of others who had walked her walk and could shine the light for her to follow. She was struggling to find the inspiration to keep going, as she had just endured her 'Broke to BMW' period in her Business, after being indirectly affected by the devastating Queensland Floods.   She yearned for stories of other women who had overcome adversity, found their purpose in life and found a way to turn their dreams into a reality. She knew it was possible, but needed written proof!   Yet what was to the point of overwhelm, was all the stories and features of celebrities, who lived surreal and sometimes false lives, skinny young models, wearing un-affordable fashion and secrets on the latest diet fad that was sure to make her look 21 again! At age 40 something, Shar was not impressed and certainly not drawn to parting with her cash, on something that was more than likely to going to make her feel worse, not better...   One of Shar's favourite quotes is from Mahatma Gandhi... 'Be the change you wish to see in the world". And she knew she had to do something.   So in February 2013, YMag was born online, bursting with stories of everyday women and men, living their true purpose in life and well Y not, Shar was the cover girl!   To find out more you can click the below links:   http://www.sharmoore.com.au/   To buy Y Mag online   https://www.ymag.com.au/   The book Shar talks about is called From Broke to BMW And she also mentions Asana as an organisational tool. Hope you enjoy today's episode!!

In today's show I'm talking with gypsy artist Tara Tagliaferro. Pull up a chair and listen in as we discuss:How she believes that creativity is the key to healing fearWhy defining success on your own terms makes achieving it easierThe similarities between acting and coachingAnd so much more!And in case you're curious, here's her professional bio and how to stay connected.Tara Tagliaferro is a gypsy artist and collaborative coach, rekindling the creative mojo pumping through your veins for an artistry awakening, wanderlust affair, and everyday soulful life. Globetrotting around the world performing on Broadway tours and more, Tara is an experienced storyteller and musical comedy ham, inspired by the stylings of Golden Age greats like Carol Burnett. Laughter has always been her everyday music and medicine. As a coach, Tara brings her funny girl flare to serve artists and entrepreneurs with big appetites in revising their relationship with time and inspiration to trigger transformation. She has been featured in online publications including Inspired Coach Magazine and NewMusicalTheatre.com's The Green Room as a recent summer/fall blogger. Tara also offers a free Soul Spotlight call to jam out one on one and reignite your creative flame! Email taratagthecoach@gmail.com for instant connection, visit taratagthecoach.com or follow @taratagtickles on Instagram or Tara Tag the Coach on Facebook. La Vie Boheme!Connect with her on her website and on instagram________________________________________________________I'm Amy Magdalena and as a Spiritual Mentor and Business Advocate, I hold deep and powerful space for both soul and business transformation to get you out of what you don't want and into alignment, quickly and with permanent results. I work closely with the Ascended Masters, Archangels, Dragons, Elementals, the Galactic Star families and the full light spectrum. So when I say I can see you in all your Divine glory? I mean it. And did I mention my decade and change in corporate as a Project and Implementation Manager? Or that I'm a triple certified Coach - Life, Health and Business? I'm also a Reiki Master, Akashic Records Advanced Reader and a Master of Egyptian and Atlantean Alchemy. Meaning? I meet you wherever you need me too and hold you through it all. I'm here for you.On Heart, Soul & Guts you can expect a mix of interviews, mindset hacks, shamanic journeys and thought provoking content. Warning: this is not designed to make you feel good, it's designed to make a difference. Subscribe to the podcast to get the latest episodes without a fuss.If you are oh so ready to leave the 3D struggle behind and instead run your life and business from a place of aligned flow sign up for Notes from Soul immediately and get access to a vault of channeled content (including journal prompts, workbooks and meditations) that will reshape your reality. Get it here: amymagdalena.com/resources See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today’s show I’m talking with gypsy artist Tara Tagliaferro. Pull up a chair and listen in as we discuss:How she believes that creativity is the key to healing fearWhy defining success on your own terms makes achieving it easierThe similarities between acting and coachingAnd so much more!And in case you’re curious, here’s her professional bio and how to stay connected.Tara Tagliaferro is a gypsy artist and collaborative coach, rekindling the creative mojo pumping through your veins for an artistry awakening, wanderlust affair, and everyday soulful life. Globetrotting around the world performing on Broadway tours and more, Tara is an experienced storyteller and musical comedy ham, inspired by the stylings of Golden Age greats like Carol Burnett. Laughter has always been her everyday music and medicine. As a coach, Tara brings her funny girl flare to serve artists and entrepreneurs with big appetites in revising their relationship with time and inspiration to trigger transformation. She has been featured in online publications including Inspired Coach Magazine and NewMusicalTheatre.com's The Green Room as a recent summer/fall blogger. Tara also offers a free Soul Spotlight call to jam out one on one and reignite your creative flame! Email taratagthecoach@gmail.com for instant connection, visit taratagthecoach.com or follow @taratagtickles on Instagram or Tara Tag the Coach on Facebook. La Vie Boheme!Connect with her on her website and on instagram________________________________________________________I’m Amy Biondini and I help the rule breakers, change makers and rebels (masquerading as women entrepreneurs) unleash the badass within, so they can do the work of their soul. And pay the rent.Find out more about me at AmyBiondini.com and if you’re feeling particularly daring rsvp to the list of lights and I’ll be seeing you in your inbox. And do I even need to ask if you’ve subscribed to the show? No? What are you waiting on? Get on this train! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we are going to go deep into FEAR. Why? We simply because FEAR is what holds each every one of us back and stops us from doing the things that want to do. But to conquer FEAR - whatever it is - we have to understand it, and we have to acknowledge it. Then we can plan to overcome it. Now we see FEAR manifest itself in many ways with athletes; some very obvious, others not so much. But if you want to do well, you need to overcome those FEARS. In Today's Episode We Cover: What is FEAR? Why we manifest our FEARS? Why FEAR is important. How to stop feeding the FEAR and start overcoming. Understanding the psychology of FEAR. Dealing with the Chimp brain. Using FLOW STATE to understand FEAR. Learning to change your behaviours. Controlling your outcomes. Why just using positive thinking is not enough. Negative beliefs. Links From Today's Show: We talk a little bit about the concept of the Chimp Brain and the Human Brain, and if you are interested in learning more about this, check out this book. We will also be discussing this in an upcoming TS Life Webinar. We also mention FLOW STATE - a very cool decoding of peak performance. We think every athlete should learn more bout this so check out the work that these guys do. Show Sponsors: TriTravel Smith Optics Vespa

In this episode of Blessed + Bossed Up, Tatum continues the Bible on Business Q&A from last week, answering more listener questions about faith and business. She discusses overcoming fear when making big decisions, navigating pruning seasons, and determining how to structure a ministry-based business for financial sustainability. If you are struggling with taking a leap of faith, dealing with spiritual refinement, or deciding whether your business should be a nonprofit or an LLC, this episode will provide biblical and practical insight.What You'll Learn in This EpisodeHow to overcome fear and self-doubt when making business decisionsThe importance of seeking God's presence and acting in faith despite fearWhy pruning seasons are necessary and how to endure themBiblical figures who experienced pruning and what we can learn from themHow to determine whether your faith-based business should be an LLC, nonprofit, or social enterpriseSteps to confidently set pricing for your services without undervaluing your workKey Takeaways"Give God the opportunity to show you what is on the other side of obedience.""Fear will keep you from fully walking in God's plan—do not let it paralyze you.""Pruning is painful, but it is necessary for your next level. Endure it."Submit Your QuestionsIf you have questions for a future Q&A episode, email them to tatum@tatumtemia.com.If this episode encouraged you, leave a review and share it with a friend.Our Sponsors:* Check out Effecty and use my code BLESSED for a great deal: https://www.effecty.com* Check out Happy Mammoth and use my code BLESSED for a great deal: https://happymammoth.com* Check out IXL and use my code TODAY for a great deal: https://www.ixl.com* Check out Indeed: https://indeed.com/BLESSED* Check out Netsuite: https://netsuite.com/BLESSEDSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/blessed-bossed-up7264/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On today's episode of The Addicted Mind Podcast, Duane talks with Justin B. Long about his journey through childhood trauma and how he tried to escape it through alcoholism. We discuss the traps of toxic masculinity, the idea that, as men, we can't share our feelings. We can't be vulnerable. We should be stoic at all times. In the episode, you'll learn how that idea prevents us from being able to heal from our past wounds. Justin shares his story of hope and healing for everyone else out there who's struggling with the same issues. Justin is the author of The Righteous Rage of a Ten-Year-Old Boy: A Journey of Self-Discovery. In his book, he talks about uncovering our deeper feelings by addressing childhood events and traumas and changing how our emotions are tied to those memories. Justin has poured his deepest, darkest secrets into the book. As he pointed out, the more sunshine gets on those secrets, the less power they have over him.  As he was trying to recover from alcoholism in his mid-30's, Justin had to go back to the beginning of time to understand what drove him to alcoholism. Justin grew up with two very emotionally dysfunctional parents: his dad was a workaholic and a rageaholic and his mom was deep into extreme religiosity and hoped that God would solve her emotional challenges. He found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. His parents didn't have any emotional tools to support him or help him. Therefore, he grew up in an unhealthy environment. The way his dad treated him taught him that he was a failure no matter what he did. Feeling unworthy, uncomfortable, and untrusting, Justin turned to books as a way to escape reality. Then, as he got older, he discovered alcohol. It made him feel good about himself and he felt accepted for the first time in his life. So, alcohol became his tool to feel good about himself. Justin didn't realize that it wasn't a solution or that it was just a band-aid. However, like all external things, it had diminishing returns over time. It worked less and less until it stopped working altogether.In this episode, you will hear:Justin's childhood traumaWhat it was like to not know how to handle his feelings How covering up feelings of shame and guilt through drinking became a cycleHow he changed his perspective from being a failure to being okayHow a recovery meeting became the first pinprick that showed him realityWhat his righteous rage looked like and how letting it go allowed him to achieve true freedomWhat happens when your pain is greater than your fearWhy it's okay to feel your feelingsJustin's motivation to put his book out thereKey Quotes:[09:21] - "My biggest problem that made me decide I had to quit drinking was that the more I got drunk around other people, the more I misbehaved and just couldn't seem to control myself."[13:15] - “Everything that I thought I knew about myself to be true was not true. And I get to rewrite that story."[16:12] - "In your formative years, you take everything from around you, and you believe that to be true."[18:33] - “True freedom comes in moving past that and letting go of that rage, even if it's justified.”[21:02] - “The pain has to get greater than the fear. And that's how it was for me. It hurt bad enough that I was willing to step into the fear."[22:14] - “I'm trying to learn how to feel the feelings and be okay with them. And sometimes it hurts, but I've learned that that's okay, too. It's part of it.”[25:17] - “The more sunshine gets on those secrets, the less power they have over me.”Subscribe and ReviewHave you subscribed to our podcast? We'd love for you to subscribe if you haven't yet. We'd love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast.If you really enjoyed this episode, we've created a PDF that has all of the key information for you from the episode. Just go to the episode page at www.theaddictedmind.com to download it.Supporting Resources:The Righteous Rage of a Ten-Year-Old Boy: A Journey of Self-DiscoveryEpisode CreditsIf you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world.Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-addicted-mind-podcast/donations