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For this Flashback Friday episode of A Productive Conversation, I'm bringing back a truly impactful discussion with Neil Pasricha, whose work centers on intentional living, resilience, and finding happiness in everyday life. Our original conversation took place in 2019, just after the release of Neil's book You Are Awesome, which explores resilience, change, and the art of bouncing back when life gets tough.Neil has since released Our Book of Awesome, a celebration of small joys that unite us, which feels especially timely as we approach the holiday season and prepare for a new year. In our conversation, we explore themes that are more relevant than ever: resilience, happiness, and the importance of taking small steps toward living an intentional, fulfilling life.Key Discussion Points Dave's journey from co-founding Holstee to launching Reflection.app How journaling helps process emotions, build perspective, and foster gratitude The evolving role of AI in journaling and its potential benefits and pitfalls Practical tips for integrating journaling into your daily routine The value of revisiting journal entries to track growth and spot patterns Dave's thoughts on finding personal clarity and how journaling supports human flourishing Neil's insights on resilience, intentional living, and the power of gratitude offer timeless wisdom. I hope revisiting this conversation inspires you to find and celebrate the awesome moments in your life. Remember, resilience isn't about avoiding failure but learning how to get back up... one small step at a time. (Originally released November 2019)Links Worth Exploring Connect with Neil: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn Get the book we discussed: You Are Awesome: How to Navigate Change, Wrestle with Failure, and Live an Intentional Life Check out Neil's latest book: Our Book of Awesome: A Celebration of the Small Joys That Bring Us Together Day One What Got You Here Won't Get You There: How Successful People Become Even More Successful The Art of Non-Conformity: Set Your Own Rules, Live the Life You Want, and Change the World The Pomodoro Technique Check out 3books.co Related Conversation: Episode 288: How to Be Awesome at Your Job with Pete Mockaitis Related Blog Post: Why Small Wins Can Make Or Break Your Productivity Thanks to all of the sponsors of this episode. You can find all of the sponsors you heard me mention on this episode on our Podcast Sponsors page.Want to support the podcast? Beyond checking out our sponsors, you can subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. You can subscribe on Spotify and also on Apple Podcasts. Not using either of those to get your podcasts? Just click on this link and then paste the podcast feed into your podcast app of choice.Thanks again for listening to A Productive Conversation. See you later.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For this Flashback Friday episode of A Productive Conversation, I'm bringing back a truly impactful discussion with Neil Pasricha, whose work centers on intentional living, resilience, and finding happiness in everyday life. Our original conversation took place in 2019, just after the release of Neil's book You Are Awesome, which explores resilience, change, and the art of bouncing back when life gets tough. Neil has since released Our Book of Awesome, a celebration of small joys that unite us, which feels especially timely as we approach the holiday season and prepare for a new year. In our conversation, we explore themes that are more relevant than ever: resilience, happiness, and the importance of taking small steps toward living an intentional, fulfilling life. Key Discussion Points Dave's journey from co-founding Holstee to launching Reflection.app How journaling helps process emotions, build perspective, and foster gratitude The evolving role of AI in journaling and its potential benefits and pitfalls Practical tips for integrating journaling into your daily routine The value of revisiting journal entries to track growth and spot patterns Dave's thoughts on finding personal clarity and how journaling supports human flourishing Neil's insights on resilience, intentional living, and the power of gratitude offer timeless wisdom. I hope revisiting this conversation inspires you to find and celebrate the awesome moments in your life. Remember, resilience isn't about avoiding failure but learning how to get back up... one small step at a time. (Originally released November 2019) Links Worth Exploring Connect with Neil: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | LinkedIn Get the book we discussed: You Are Awesome: How to Navigate Change, Wrestle with Failure, and Live an Intentional Life Check out Neil's latest book: Our Book of Awesome: A Celebration of the Small Joys That Bring Us Together Day One What Got You Here Won't Get You There: How Successful People Become Even More Successful The Art of Non-Conformity: Set Your Own Rules, Live the Life You Want, and Change the World The Pomodoro Technique Check out 3books.co Related Conversation: Episode 288: How to Be Awesome at Your Job with Pete Mockaitis Related Blog Post: Why Small Wins Can Make Or Break Your Productivity Thanks to all of the sponsors of this episode. You can find all of the sponsors you heard me mention on this episode on our Podcast Sponsors page. Want to support the podcast? Beyond checking out our sponsors, you can subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. You can subscribe on Spotify and also on Apple Podcasts. Not using either of those to get your podcasts? Just click on this link and then paste the podcast feed into your podcast app of choice. Thanks again for listening to A Productive Conversation. See you later. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I sit down with entrepreneur, designer, and co-founder of Reflection.app, Dave Radparvar. Dave's commitment to fostering human flourishing has driven his work, from his early days with Holstee to his latest endeavor, Reflection, a digital journaling platform. As someone who deeply values reflection and personal growth, Dave shares his own journaling journey and how it has shaped his life, work, and mindset.We dive into the importance of journaling for perspective, handling challenges, and cultivating gratitude. Dave opens up about how his journaling practice has helped him navigate difficult times, appreciate good moments, and stay present. Together, we explore how digital tools, like Reflection, are transforming the journaling experience and the potential role AI plays in this space.Key Discussion Points Dave's journey from co-founding Holstee to launching Reflection.app How journaling helps process emotions, build perspective, and foster gratitude The evolving role of AI in journaling and its potential benefits and pitfalls Practical tips for integrating journaling into your daily routine The value of revisiting journal entries to track growth and spot patterns Dave's thoughts on finding personal clarity and how journaling supports human flourishing Whether you're new to journaling or a seasoned journaler, this episode offers deep insights into how you can use journaling as a tool for growth and reflection in your everyday life.Links Worth Exploring Connect with Dave: Website | Twitter | LinkedIn Check out Reflection: Start here My Reflection video: Watch it on YouTube Want to build a journaling practice? The Journaling Course can help. Project 333: Learn more about The Minimalist Fashion Challenge Related Conversation: Episode 461: Personal Socrates with Marc Champagne Related Blog Post: The Benefits of Journaling for Time Management and Productivity Thanks to all of the sponsors of this episode. You can find all of the sponsors you heard me mention on this episode on our Podcast Sponsors page.Want to support the podcast? Beyond checking out our sponsors, you can subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. You can subscribe on Spotify and also on Apple Podcasts. Not using either of those to get your podcasts? Just click on this link and then paste the podcast feed into your podcast app of choice.Thanks again for listening to A Productive Conversation. See you later.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of A Productive Conversation, I sit down with entrepreneur, designer, and co-founder of Reflection.app, Dave Radparvar. Dave's commitment to fostering human flourishing has driven his work, from his early days with Holstee to his latest endeavor, Reflection, a digital journaling platform. As someone who deeply values reflection and personal growth, Dave shares his own journaling journey and how it has shaped his life, work, and mindset. We dive into the importance of journaling for perspective, handling challenges, and cultivating gratitude. Dave opens up about how his journaling practice has helped him navigate difficult times, appreciate good moments, and stay present. Together, we explore how digital tools, like Reflection, are transforming the journaling experience and the potential role AI plays in this space. Key Discussion Points Dave's journey from co-founding Holstee to launching Reflection.app How journaling helps process emotions, build perspective, and foster gratitude The evolving role of AI in journaling and its potential benefits and pitfalls Practical tips for integrating journaling into your daily routine The value of revisiting journal entries to track growth and spot patterns Dave's thoughts on finding personal clarity and how journaling supports human flourishing Whether you're new to journaling or a seasoned journaler, this episode offers deep insights into how you can use journaling as a tool for growth and reflection in your everyday life. Links Worth Exploring Connect with Dave: Website | Twitter | LinkedIn Check out Reflection: Start here My Reflection video: Watch it on YouTube Want to build a journaling practice? The Journaling Course can help. Project 333: Learn more about The Minimalist Fashion Challenge Related Conversation: Episode 461: Personal Socrates with Marc Champagne Related Blog Post: The Benefits of Journaling for Time Management and Productivity Thanks to all of the sponsors of this episode. You can find all of the sponsors you heard me mention on this episode on our Podcast Sponsors page. Want to support the podcast? Beyond checking out our sponsors, you can subscribe to the show wherever you listen to podcasts. You can subscribe on Spotify and also on Apple Podcasts. Not using either of those to get your podcasts? Just click on this link and then paste the podcast feed into your podcast app of choice. Thanks again for listening to A Productive Conversation. See you later. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Co-Founder of Holstee and co-creator of the Holstee Manifesto, David Radparvar, joins me on this episode to discuss the inspiration and the story behind the writing that has inspired millions all over the world. David talks about why he and his brother wrote the Holstee Manifesto, the process and where these specific words came from. We also discuss how he felt and how his life changed when this manifesto became a viral sensation a few years afterwards, when this was shared all over the internet and was being printed and hung in random places around the globe. We talk about the evolution of Holstee as a business and how it transformed from a sustainable t-shirt company into a business that gives people tools and platforms to transform their life through gratitude, positivity and journaling. David is also the founder of Reflection.app, a minimal online journaling app with daily prompts and powerful guides to help you grow into your best self. Read the Manifesto Visit Holstee Check out the Reflection App Follow David on LinkedIn

Join me on this solo episode where I introduce to you the Holstee Manifesto. This is a piece of writing that I came across in 2019 that I could never forget. Turns out that Manifesto has been changing people's lives around the world for over a decade.

Last week I challenged you to listen to, check out or buy a story of someone who overcame great odds to help boost your self belief...Have you done it yet?Why not? What perceptions are you choosing that are keeping you from the blessed life you deserve to live?Now is a powerful time to claim what is true for you and to trust in what you can create, regardless of what you've been through previously. Listening to or reading someone else's story helps expand our perspective and raises our belief ceiling. I am going to keep today brief and share one example of someone's story that inspired me over a decade ago and still continues to help me keep my priorities straight. About a decade ago I saw a large poster in a yoga studio that left an impact on me.  It wasn't a picture, but a series of 15 sentences that created a picture of an inspired life.  A life that I wanted to live. And it all started with two brothers and a friend who wanted to write a script to live their dreams. Holstee WebsiteLife Manifesto Video (2:30min long)Gabriell Bernstein once said, “Everyone is entitled to miracles. And when they're not occurring something is wrong. We have the capacity to lose the weight. We have the capacity to earn the money.  We have the capacity to live a far greater life than we perceive we do. But we have to make that decision. We have to exercise that free will and make that conscious choice to see differently.”hugs y'all,AlliRate, review, share and SUBSCRIBE! Support the showPlease consider clicking below to make a one time donation to help "Monday Mindset With Isha Warriors" reach more people across the world!Donate Here

In the summer of 2009, brothers Dave and Mike Radparvar decided to quit their jobs in the heat of the recession to go all-in on their passion project — Holstee, a functional and sustainable t-shirt company they had started with their friend Fabian Pfortmüller.Since then they've pivoted many times. Though what they've done and how they've done it has changed, why they're doing what they do has always remained the same.And it all stemmed from the manifesto they first created when they launched their company.It's a manifesto that's caught the imagination of people and companies around the world and has been viewed millions of times and translated into over 14 different languages.Holstee is about helping people live lives full of purpose and meaning. They sell a range of physical products as well as the Holstee Membership, Reflection Cards, and a recently-launched Reflection.app.In this episode, Carlos and Laurence talk to Dave about how the company was started, how its evolved and what it means to live a meaningful life.If you've ever come across the Holstee manifesto, bought any of their products or have a wish to build a business that scales its impact through its values and not just by selling lots of products, then listen to learn from Dave's story.LinksThe Holstee ManifestoJoin the conversation liveBecome a member of the Happy Startup SchoolJoin the next Vision 20/20 cohort

Juggling a schedule for one person is tricky enough; for a two-entrepreneur household with kids, it's another thing altogether! Learn how Jess and Dave make time for each other, for themselves, and for their deep work in today's conversation about creating free time together as a family. More About Jessica: Jessica Marati Radparvar is a social impact strategist motivated by the belief that doing the right thing should be as easy as humanly possible. She is the founder of Reconsidered, a boutique consultancy and content platform that helps impact leaders drive bigger, bolder, more sustainable change. More About Dave: Dave Radparvar is an entrepreneur, father, and amateur skateboarder. In 2009, he co-founded Holstee, a company that offers inspiration and tools to help you live a more meaningful life. In 2020, he co-founded Reflection.app, a guided digital journal for mental wellness. Dave lives in Amsterdam with Jess and their son Shilo.

This episode originally aired on April 4, 2021. Casper ter Kuile is helping to build a world of joyful belonging. He is the author of The Power of Ritual and the co-host of the award-winning podcast Harry Potter and the Sacred Text. Casper is a Ministry Innovation Fellow at Harvard Divinity School and the co-founder of startup Sacred Design Lab - a research and design consultancy working to create a culture of belonging and becoming. He also co-authored “How We Gather” and collaborated with Holstee on his Ritual Life Planner. Resources Casper on the web, Twitter: @caspertk, IG: caspertk_, Facebook: @caspertk86, LinkedIn: caspertk, Newsletter: caspertk.com Tech sabbath from sundown Fri-Sat. Sacred Design Lab Articles: NYT feature: God Is Dead. So Is the Office. These People Want to Save Both Podcast: Harry Potter and the Sacred Text Books: Pivot The Power of Ritual: Turning Everyday Activities into Soulful Practices Co-author: How We Gather Ritual Life Planner Outrageous Openness by Tosha Silver Agnostic by Lesley Hazleton Wintering by Katherine May Authors: Richard Rohr Abraham Joshua Heschel Byron Katie Tosha Silver Related Pivot Podcasts: 105: Tools for Transitions—Just Ahead Mentors, Jealousy Antidotes, and Powerful Small Steps to Find Jobs (or Clients) with Dev Aujla 83: Pivot From Working in the Morgue to the Ministry with Former Forensic Pathologist Dr. Thomas Andrew 114: Illuminating Invisible Privilege with Karen Pittelman (and Why She Gave Away Her $3 Million Trust At 24) ❤️ Enjoying the show? Pivot Podcast is listener supported—consider donating to become a Pivot Insider and you'll get access to a private monthly Q&A call: http://pivotmethod.com/insider

Our level of meta knows no bounds. Once more, we pick a topic and go deep down the rabbit hole. In this conversation, we discuss the impact of reflection on learning, its value for retention and personal edification, and find both Josh and Will high atop soapboxes. After our bits of repartee, we offer up Reflection.App by Holstee as helpful tool for you and your classroom to start reflecting today. For more information on these tools and our conversation, check out the episode page here. For all of our episodes and resources for each app we discuss, head over to our website at hitechpod.us. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hitechpod/message

What's going on family? On this episode of On Everything I am solo and answering questions that I received from listeners. After participating in the Holstee reflection card game, I was inspired to do my own version with my listeners as an opportunity for people to get to know me. Enjoy!

Casper ter Kuile is helping to build a world of joyful belonging. He is the author of The Power of Ritual and the co-host of the award-winning podcast Harry Potter and the Sacred Text. Casper is a Ministry Innovation Fellow at Harvard Divinity School and the co-founder of startup Sacred Design Lab - a research and design consultancy working to create a culture of belonging and becoming. He also co-authored “How We Gather” and collaborated with Holstee on his new Ritual Life Planner. ❤️ Enjoying the show? The best way to say thank you is leaving a rating or review. Free Time is listener supported—consider donating to become a podcast Insider and you’ll get access to a private monthly Q&A call:

Michael Radparvar is the co-founder of Holstee, a lifestyle company helping conscious people to live a more meaningful life. Inspired by the science of mindfulness, positive psychology, and ancient philosophy, Michael and his brother, David have created a range of well-being enhancing tools and resources, including the newly-launched Reflection app.On this episode, Kim Forrester chats with Michael to learn why journaling and reflection are vital ingredients in a flourishing life.

This week we reflected post Thanksgiving with a little help from the Holstee reflection cards. We finished up with some funny Would You Rather questions. We love the Holstee cards (if you listen to the pod you have heard about them before) we think they are great cards to have around this time of year and we want you to have a deck! Check out our latest instagram post for details about how to win a deck! FIND US!Husband and Wife TalkFollow along for all the extra fun!@husbandandwifetalkAlexInstagram @dancinggingeralexwww.dancingginger.comCoreyInstagram: @corey_loren @halleloocreativewww.hallelooproductions.com- The H&WT Team

This week we reflected post Thanksgiving with a little help from the Holstee reflection cards. We finished up with some funny Would You Rather questions. We love the Holstee cards (if you listen to the pod you have heard about them before) we think they are great cards to have around this time of year and we want you to have a deck! Check out our latest instagram post for details about how to win a deck! Find Us! Husband and Wife Talk Follow along for all the extra fun! @husbandandwifetalk Alex Instagram @dancinggingeralex www.dancingginger.com Corey Instagram: @corey_loren  @halleloocreative www.halleloo.com - The H&WT Team

We all face times where we are sure we aren’t enough. It can take effort to remind ourselves that we are, each of us is, enough. The basis for today’s talk is from a quote I found from Holstee. It reads: Hello, I don’t know everything about you, but I know what you are not.You […]

Dr. Carrie Rose is an #1 Best Selling Author, Educator, Entrepreneur,  & Keynote Speaker, Thinkific Expert, and notably one of Huffington Posts Must Follow Women Entrepreneurs.She holds an Ed.D in Educational Leadership from the University of Central Florida, wrote her doctoral dissertation on Professional Development, and is best known for her innovative teaching strategies & methodology,  her current research is in course completion rates & connecting online course development with The Science of Learning.Currently, she works with entrepreneurs, online marketers, and businesses around the country to provide the highest quality of learning strategies with the greatest amount of impact on a variety of different platforms.Lechon Kirb is a MultiMedia Strategist.His focus is on helping entrepreneurs create a life of freedom by reaching their ideal audience with the right positioning, and developing their ideas with digital products.  Where his prior work has been seen:Most notably -Forbes, Red Bull, Universal, NBC, BET, VH-1, PBS, Smirnoff, Master Of The Mix, Hootsuite, Buzzfeed, Holstee, Huffington Post and more.

Questa è la tua vita.Fa' ciò che ami, e fallo spesso.Se non ti piace qualcosa, cambiala.Se non ti piace il tuo lavoro, abbandonalo.Se non hai abbastanza tempo, smetti di guardare la tv.Se stai cercando l'amore della tua vita, fermati; sarà lì per te quando comincerai a fare le cose che ami.Smetti di organizzare tutto, la vita è semplice.Tutte le emozioni sono belle.Quando mangi, apprezza ogni singolo boccone.Apri la tua mente, le braccia, il cuore alle cose nuove, alle persone, siamo uniti nelle nostre differenze.Domanda alla prima persona che vedi quale sia la sua passione, e condividi il tuo sogno ispiratore con lei.Viaggia spesso; perderti ti aiuterà a trovare te stesso.Alcune opportunità arrivano solo una volta, coglile.La vita è fatta delle persone che incontri e di ciò che crei con loro, perciò esci e comincia a creare.Vivi il tuo sogno e condividi la tua passione.La vita è breve.Credits: https://www.holstee.com/pages/manifesto--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paolo-franzese/message

Questa è la tua vita. Fa' ciò che ami, e fallo spesso. Se non ti piace qualcosa, cambiala. Se non ti piace il tuo lavoro, abbandonalo. Se non hai abbastanza tempo, smetti di guardare la tv. Se stai cercando l'amore della tua vita, fermati; sarà lì per te quando comincerai a fare le cose che ami. Smetti di organizzare tutto, la vita è semplice. Tutte le emozioni sono belle. Quando mangi, apprezza ogni singolo boccone. Apri la tua mente, le braccia, il cuore alle cose nuove, alle persone, siamo uniti nelle nostre differenze. Domanda alla prima persona che vedi quale sia la sua passione, e condividi il tuo sogno ispiratore con lei. Viaggia spesso; perderti ti aiuterà a trovare te stesso. Alcune opportunità arrivano solo una volta, coglile. La vita è fatta delle persone che incontri e di ciò che crei con loro, perciò esci e comincia a creare. Vivi il tuo sogno e condividi la tua passione. La vita è breve. Credits: https://www.holstee.com/pages/manifesto --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/paolo-franzese/message

This week we discuss people please, we also play a game and reflect on some of the questions asked of us from Holstee.com Note - Due to social distancing we're recording via phone. There is background noise and a few technical interruptions, we apologize in advance. Make sure you follow us on social media Twitter @selfcarekbpod IG @selfcarekickbackpod Facebook @selfcarekickback

Casey and Julie sit down with Monica McCarthy - talented actor, entrepreneur, writer, and philosopher - to talk, well, all the things, from good acting to theatre history to the meaning of life, to favorite philosophers.  TOP TAKEAWAYS -  You can change your mind- whether you feel called to do something else, or something in your life just feels constricting, you have the right to change your story. Theatre is a playing ground for exploring humanity. Philosophy can help us build better, more self-aware lives. Studying structure, whether in language or ideas, gives you something to embrace or push against.   If you don't see what you are looking for out there, create it.  Monica McCarthy is an actress, emerging playwright, Shakespeare coach, podcast host, community impresaria, public speaker, and messaging consultant. She is the creator and host of the live monthly events series and podcast The Happier Hour: Philosophy To Help Your Life Suck Less. Monica was previously the impresaria for popular communities like Holstee, Impact Hub, Escape The City, and the 92Y, where she has curated and facilitated thousands of events including Holstee’s Campfire Chats (on stage interviews with folks like Tim Urban, Gretchen Rubin, James Victore, and AJ Jacobs), Moonlight Society (a conversation series interviewing guests about life off the clock), 100 Days of Impact (in response to Number 45’s first 100 days in office), and Escape Mondays. Monica frequently speaks on the topic of purpose and with organizations on the value of philosophy and community, including her TEDx talk Philosophy: The Life Hack Of The Future. Monica has facilitated numerous workshops on the topic of Creativity, Purpose, and Collaboration for organizations including: the United Nations Development Programme, AirBnB, Eileen Fisher, Starwood, Global Citizen and more. She has also authored and co-authored internal and external messaging around purpose for Uber, Starwood Hotels, Brugal Rum, and Broadway Bound Kids. She prefers her bourbon neat, her coffee black, and the window seat from which she has seen 52 countries on six continents.  Website:  MonicaMcCarthy.net Instagram: @MissMMcCarthy Twitter: @MissMMcCarthy    

Happy Thanksgiving friends! We sat down for a quick episode to share what we are grateful for! It is that time of year to reflect on what we are thankful for but we believe we all need to be grateful all year long, how about you? We pulled a few Holstee cards to help us reflect on what we are thankful for. We are thankful for YOU! Thank you for supporting us and listening to us each week. If this episode inspires you to share what you are grateful on social media ag us, we want to see! -HAWT team; Corey and Alex :)

Happy Thanksgiving friends! We sat down for a quick episode to share what we are grateful for! It is that time of year to reflect on what we are thankful for but we believe we all need to be grateful all year long, how about you? We pulled a few Holstee cards to help us reflect on what we are thankful for. We are thankful for YOU! Thank you for supporting us and listening to us each week. If this episode inspires you to share what you are grateful on social media and tag us, we want to see! FIND US! Husband and Wife Talk Follow along for all the extra fun! @husbandandwifetalk Alex Instagram @dancinggingeralex www.dancingginger.com Corey Instagram: @corey_loren  @halleloocreative www.halleloo.com - The H&WT Team

Trina and Danielle provide an ASMR experience for your earholes as they treat each other to a Holstee Reflection Card session.

Tim Bourguignon is a French citizen who moved to Germany to be with his wife. He describes himself as coming in four flavors: Agile Coach, Chief Learning Officer, Mentoring Advocate, and Public Speaker. He also hosts a podcast called Software Developer’s Journey. After bad experiences learning German in school, Tim picked up German again years later when he actually moved to the country. In our interview, we discuss how his learning was aided by his colleagues, the Volkshochschule (adult education centers in Germany), and...the Wise Guys. We also cover how he handles three languages at home, some advice for making friends (care of the Holstee manifesto), and keeping in touch with friends and family back home.Tim's Website: https://www.timbourguignon.fr/Tim's Podcast (Software Developer's Journey): http://podcast.devjourney.info/

Illustrator Brianna Gilmartin gives the backstory on her autobiographical comics, particularly a recent comic which gained enormous attention and respect and dealt with no longer wanting to carry the weight of her father’s 15 year addiction by holding onto it as if it were her own secret. Joining Chelsea, she talks about the conflicting emotions of denial and guilt which she experienced as a child witnessing her father choose a substance over her every day and yet how she’s outgrown hope for change and cultivated an acceptance toward her life being what it is. With a quiet strength, she answers every pointed question and even indulges in Thank You Heartbreak’s first ever round of rapid fire Reflection Cards by Holstee. Gems to look out for:+ the comfort that comes with knowing others relate to your specific experience+ why your own sense of denial can make you resistant to joining support groups+ using humor to overcompensate for the heaviness of addiction+ what are parents do shape us+ her older siblings see their father as a superhero dad because they got a different version of their father+ not fantasizing about who your father could be because this is all you know+ finding acceptance when you understand you have no control over others+ humans are mostly compassionate people; we want to help each other so if something is going wrong, we try to see if we did something wrong to fix it+ it’s not that easy to see addiction as a disease because there is the choice to choose treatment+ the paralysis of too much choice+ not having the desire to date can turn you into an outlier in today’s dating culture+ looking for validation within relationships rather than validation from within can turn you into a serial monogamist + the nerves surrounding "what do I even do on my own, how can I excite myself?”+ the nice things about relationships that keep you coming back+ knowing you are more than alright on your own takes the fear out of being solo and the pressure of dating+ failing hurts less than not trying+ how experiencing her father’s addiction has given her a superpower strength and appreciation for real relationships + having compassion for someone doesn’t mean you have to have patience for their toxic behavior And so much more.__To connect with Brianna, visit her:Website: https://briannagilmartin.comComics mentioned within the episode:"I used to hide my dad’s addiction. Now I can talk about it, but I’m still learning how to cope." via The Lily: https://www.thelily.com/i-used-to-hide-my-dads-addiction-now-i-can-talk-about-it-but-im-still-learning-how-to-cope/"I have a hard time making decisions, but I realized taking the risk is better than losing out." via The Lily:https://www.thelily.com/i-have-a-hard-time-making-decisions-but-i-realized-taking-the-risk-is-better-than-losing-out/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buhbuhbriannaTwitter: https://twitter.com/BuhBuhBriannaReflection Cards by Holstee: https://www.holstee.com/products/reflection-cards-conversation-questions__Work with Chelsea: www.breakupward.com/shopChelsea’s website: www.breakupward.comSign up for Chelsea’s newsletter: bit.ly/tyhbletterInstagram: www.instagram.com/thankyouheartbreakConnect and send in your questions and/or letters viawww.instagram.com/thankyouheartbreakOr by email: Chelsea@breakupward.com

This week we got cozy in bed and recapped our first season! Took a trip down memory lane remembering our favorite episodes (how and we choose?!) and what we want to do next season. We also picked some cards from the Holstee deck to help us reflect. PLUS Alex surprised Corey with some birthday wishes. We love hearing from you, please subscribe and leave us a review. Send us a message letting us know what you like, don’t like and what you want to see in season 2. FIND US! Husband and Wife Talk Follow along for all the extra fun! @husbandandwifetalk Alex Instagram @dancinggingeralex www.dancingginger.com Corey Instagram: @corey_loren  @halleloocreative www.halleloo.com - The H&WT Team

This week we got cozy in bed and recapped our first season! Took a trip down memory lane remembering our favorite episodes (how and we choose?!) and what we want to do next season. We also picked some cards from the Holstee deck to help us reflect. PLUS Alex surprised Corey with some birthday wishes. We love hearing from you, please subscribe and leave us a review. Send us a message letting us know what you like, don’t like and what you want to see in season 2. FIND US!Husband and Wife TalkFollow along for all the extra fun!@husbandandwifetalkAlexInstagram @dancinggingeralexwww.dancingginger.comCoreyInstagram: @corey_loren @halleloocreativewww.hallelooproductions.com- The H&WT Team

This week the guys drop em dead by talking about the latest box office titles, Ruby Rose is the new CW Batwoman, Red Dead is back again with more Redemption, Holstee, "Unlock" The Card Game, Sonic The Hedgehog Live Action movie and much moer!

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Michael Radparvar of Holstee discusses how they are coaching mindset.

Today’s guest is Mathias Jakobsen who is the creator of Think Clearly. Born in Denmark, he founded his first company at age fifteen building digital solutions for companies. Powered by digital, he later branched into fashion journalism and photography before moving to New York City where he worked as an advisor and consultant for startup CEOs and corporate executives. He has worked with Bloomberg, Google, Hyper Island, Carrot Creative, Holstee, The Wharton School and many more.

Mike Radparvar is one of the co-founders of Holstee. Their mission is to help people live a reflective and intentional life. They do this by creating art that inspires reflection and words that encourage action.The Holstee Manifesto has been viewed over one hundred million times online and The Holstee Subscription explores one mindful theme each month through art, words and action. Visit Holstee.com for more information.

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In this episode, I speak with the co-founder of the Holstee company Michael Radparvar about mindful art and the incredible success of the Holstee Manifesto

I was thrilled to talk with Monica McCarthy this week for the podcast! I've known Monica for a few years and have been following her career as she's gone through so many entrepreneurial iterations and is currently the Experience Impressario for Holstee. (If you're curious about what an Experience Impressario does, we'll cover that!) On this episode, Monica and I talked all about what she learned about risk from being an actress, how she was able to let go of the solopreneur dream and get a day job (gasp!) and how she's followed her crazyfaith to her own raise your hand say yes moments. It's a good one!  Monica, it was so wonderful having you on the show! Thank you, thank you, thank you!  Show Notes: Connect with Monica: Website | Instagram | Twitter Connect with Holstee: Website | Instagram | Twitter Wishcraft by Barbara Sher Monica's Act 2 interview series Susannah Conway Gretchen Rubin Jenny Blake Cheshire Parlour Charity: Water Choose Yourself by James Altucher Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle

Monica McCarthy is a content creator who thrives in words and language in many various forms -- whether it's manifestos and engaging conversations over dinner with brilliant people through her brand Cheshire Parlour, scripting and filming video stories for her Show and Tell Stories, or teaching and encouraging others to explore their curiosity and passions as the Experience Impresario at Holstee’s headquarters in New York City. A former professional actress in Los Angeles, and later the Broadway stage, Monica positively exudes presence and personality while also having an insanely philosophic and strategic mind to guide the creative process for herself and her clients.

Support this podcast with a tip for as little as $1 an episode at www.patreon.com/Jabari Michael Radparvar is the co-founder of Holstee, a company that encourages mindful living. We talked a lot about entrepreneurship, their famous "Holstee Manifesto" blowing up on the internet, and when to shift your business model! Follow Holstee: www.Holstee.com www.twitter.com/Holstee www.facebook.com/Holstee www.instagram.com/Holstee Follow Jabari: www.youtube.com/Jabari www.twitter.com/Jabari www.instagram.com/Jabari www.facebook.com/JabariLife Jabari@iamjabari.com Words with Friends Artwork: Rodney Curl www.cargocollective.com/curl

The Holstee Manifesto motivates a bewildering number of startups and tech companies—Google, AirBnb, Threadless, Zappos, TED and more all hang the poster on their walls. This week's New Tech City podcast tells the story of how a list of simple, earnest, some might say naive, mantras meant to guide three young men through their 20s, became a must-have for all manner of companies in the tech industry. You'll hear how the friendly guys behind Holstee started out with a plan to innovate on the standard T-shirt, but made an unexpected pivot toward inspirational wall hangings when their own list of mottos went viral on the internet. "Our focus now is creating art that encourages mindful living," says co-founder Michael Radparvar. To hear more about Holstee's unlikely journey and what the popularity of the Holstee Manifesto says about the tech sector, click on the audio or subscribe to the New Tech City podcast on iTunes. And if you have this poster up in your office, let us know why you chose these words to motivate you? Or if you don't buy into this manifesto, why not? As you'll hear the audio, we don't expect everyone to eat this up, but many many people have.  Special thanks to all the staff of WNYC lending their voices to the audio incarnation of Holstee Manifesto poster at the end of the podcast.

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