Podcasts about help international

I met Whitney Cox in Nicaragua at The Unconventional Life Entrepreneur bash in late 2017. She had recently recovered from an unexpected battle with Breast Cancer, and I couldn’t help but notice the immense energetic, physical, and mental strength she was embodying. In a world where energy is everything, her vibes are needed more than ever.    Whitney is now the CEO of Warrior Girl, a coaching a retreat program for other warriors who wish to fight for the life they deserve. And, if Warrior Girl is a physical representation of the spiritual and emotional transformation that Whitney experienced, the Kilele Collection (her clothing line) is a visual transformation.    “The operation split me open from the inside. My heart softened and opened up to the world.”    I’m humbled to have Whitney on Never Stop Peaking for the first time, and I know her story will open your heart, no matter who you are.    --   Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway   Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice   Visit the podcast shownotes: www.heatharmstrong.com/podcast   **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**

The Sweet Ass Domination Deck: www.ragecreate.com   Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway   The Sweet Ass Journal: www.heatharmstrong.com/paperback   Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice   **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**

  Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway   Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice   **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**

Ray and I have a fireside chat about the importance of authenticity in a relationship, the state of the digital world, and the secret life of Paul Lam on the LamCam. We also discuss mind strength techniques, the value of martial arts, the importance of being curious, exploring what excites you, and how to make a difference in the world. -- Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice Visit the podcast shownotes: www.heatharmstrong.com/podcast **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**

In 2016 I stumbled upon Valerie Groth at The World Domination Summit in Portland, OR- watching her accept an award she won for a life scholarship for her project, The Ryan Banks Academy. She was eager, bright eyed, and compassionate on all cylinders, and I knew that she was going to do big things with her journey.    Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice Visit the podcast shownotes: www.heatharmstrong.com/podcast **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**    

Every once in a while, I walk away from a conversation feeling like I have fear in an everlasting headlock. This sense of energy is infectious, and I believe that the power of feeling it, absorbing it, and sharing it is my high purpose. But, I cannot just create this energy internally and share it. It comes from the source, and the source is shared with me through the magical impact of others. We are all one big sexy grid of energy. Sometimes, the grid goes down for a few hours while the storms do their work and wash away funk. But, the sun always rises again.   Whitney Powell is very much part of the Sun. She shines brightly in areas of leadership, athletics, motivation, and drop-kicking the fuck out of fear. It doesn’t matter how people look at her, she doesn’t care. She always shows up and shines just as bright, no matter what kind of gremlins try and block her aspirations. Whitney is a lifetime athlete, constantly working on performance throughout a variety of sports, including ultra marathons, trail running, diving, cycling, and rowing. She has run marathons on every continent, and she once ran 350 miles from Santa Monica to Las Vegas, and now she’s taking her best shot at becoming the first woman to row on a Men’s Olympic team. She also heads her own media production company Iron Will Productions, where she travels the world and captures kick-ass adventures.   Whitney truly never stops peaking.   Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice   Visit the podcast shownotes: www.heatharmstrong.com/podcast   **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**

When I first started pursuing my dream of owning my own business, traveling the world, and living a freedom lifestyle, I was inspired and motivated by certain people who seemed to randomly drop into my life when I needed them the most. I didn’t know it then, but when you open up your mind to just ‘flow’ and say yes to the world, that is when the magic happens. Setting a goal is easy, but actually achieving a goal can be a whirlwind of poo. It CAN be easy, but it’s entirely dependent on how strong you are when it comes to taking action. In 2015, I set a BIG goal to retire my career and start taking action every day to make that goal a reality. But, I had no idea what actions to take. As I interviewed creative entrepreneurs to try and answer those questions, I started building an authentic friendship with Jason Moore, and I soon realized that he was freakishly talented at explaining the what behind the actions. He helped show me the light on numerous occasions which opened up the floodgates of abundant travel, business, and freedom for me. I know this episode will help do the same for you. Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway   Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice   Visit the podcast shownotes: www.heatharmstrong.com/podcast   **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**

Do you ever have trouble actually achieving the goals that you set? Or, are you the type of person that sets resolutions in the New Year only to procrastinate actually achieving them until the year is almost gone? After interviewing 100+ creative entrepreneurs on my last podcast, I discovered a nifty way to set up and actually achieve visions in a short, effective time frame. This episode kicks off with a dissection of why vision is so important and then takes a dive into the magic behind creating a sacred space for thinking, meditating, planning, creating, and reflection. Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway   Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice   Visit the podcast shownotes: www.heatharmstrong.com/podcast   **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**

Some people are fake and love eating cakes, and others are real and love eating thrills. Bri is one of the rare gems that glows with authenticity, and I have mad respect for her vibes. She is the author of Permission to Leap and diddles in many entrepreneurial endeavours. We first tangoed back in 2016 when I interviewed her on my old show, The Artsy Now Podcast, and she was a huge influence on my visualization practices that allowed me to create this freedom lifestyle. Because only gangsters free-ball, Bri and I recorded this conversation on an agenda-free cloud with green vegetables and love dancing in our bellies. We ride through peaks of self-confrontation, diet fuel, methods for self-love, emotional filing cabinets, rewiring your brain, sacred geometry, and allowing yourself permission to leap. Enter this week's giveaway: www.heatharmstrong.com/giveaway Ask a Question or Leave a Comment on the show: www.heatharmstrong.com/voice Visit the podcast shownotes: www.heatharmstrong.com/podcast **Leave a review on iTunes and I will donate $2 to the HELP INTERNATIONAL foundation in Uganda, and I'll share it on the show.**    

On today's episode, Author, Speaker, and Missionary BJ Lawson of Hope and Help International stopped in to talk with us about raising our kids with a missional mindset. Listen in as she shares with us how living a gospel-centered life is more than just a kindness project missions trip once per year. The gospel is a lifestyle that your children "catch" from the example of their parents.