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All month long, Why We Tri is rebroadcasting our fan-favorite episodes from the last year. This week, Caroline is joined by Long Island's Elite endurance athlete and Mental Performance Coach Leah Jantzen. In this episode, we hear about: How Leah balances her role as mom of 4 with triathlon training  How pushing for just “one more minute” can get us closer to our goals Leah's journey to the 2021 Kona Ironman World Championships  For more insights, tips, and training encouragement follow me on Instagram @whywetripodcast.   Subscribe to the Why We Tri Podcast  Join the Why We Tri Strava Community  Want to set goals and crush them? WEB: LeahJantzen.com IG: @leahjantzen FB: Leah Jantzen-Mind Power Coaching Powered by mintinghouse  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Leah Remini (@leahremini) is an actor, producer, co-host of podcast Scientology: Fair Gam?e, and co-author of Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology. What We Discuss with Leah Remini: What Scientology is, how it came about, and why it's so dangerous. The lengths the Scientology organization has gone through to protect itself from the government and its disillusioned apostates. How Leah and her Fair Game co-host Mike Rinder have survived the stalking, harassment, and threats of post-Scientology life. What die-hard Scientologists really believe. How Scientology recruits and retains its A-list celebrity lineup. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/485 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Today’s show focuses on support for highly sensitive and introverted leaders. Join us to learn more! Leah Walsh is a speaker and life coach who is motivated by the desire to support conscious and creative people in uncovering their potential and bringing their light into the world. Leah sees every human as a beautiful and unique flower in life’s garden, but she knows that being your own flower can be hard work. It means cultivating a strong mind, deep roots, and a clear heart to allow your flower to grow, adapt, and bloom. Leah’s work as a life coach supports people in these ways. Her signature coaching programs support highly sensitive, neuro-divergent, and introverted leaders to ground their confidence, cultivate deep-rooted belonging, and awaken their unique impact. Show Highlights: Why Leah is intensely passionate about staying grounded, exploring belonging, and speaking truth with honesty and love How Leah grew up in a very neurodivergent family where her parents were supportive of the differences in the way their kids were wired How the culture of service in Leah’s family gave her a profound capacity to feel empathy for others and have a strong bond and connection to the land where she lives How Leah feels and connects through relationships How Leah had to tone herself down when she didn’t have the language to describe what she was going through Why she found ways to give herself permission to be real and authentic How journaling helps Leah identify what she is feeling Why it’s important to tune into your body How Leah uses her fire for good in her life coaching practice Why self-compassion is essential in Leah’s practice as a life coach How Leah works as a “shame extractor” How Leah helps others use their own fire by using the acronym DOES How COVID has cracked open new possibilities How Leah resonates with neurodiversity and how we embrace our beauty and intensity Resources: Leah K. Walsh  Visit Leah’s website for more information on her seasonal meetup, The Brave Intender Club.  

In the wake of George Floyd’s death at the hands of police in May 2020, protests against police brutality and racial injustice broke out across the US. In response, many of the world’s biggest brands issued statements of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement and, while the sentiment was all good and well, many people have called these companies out for making generic statements that ring hollow. Today’s guests are Melanie Trottier and Leah Sookoo, resident Social Media Lead and Creative Copywriter respectively at Arcade Studios. This episode will hopefully serve as a guide for brands and companies to show their support for Black and marginalized communities in real, actionable ways, rather than putting out statements of support that ring hollow. Tuning in, you’ll hear about the importance of the language that you use from Leah, and how she saw brands either detract from or contribute to the discourse around racial injustice in 2020. She also talks about the dangers of virtue signalling, gaslighting, and staying silent, and shares her advice for starting from a place of humility, being well versed in the issues you’re addressing, and never being afraid to vocalize your values. Melanie shares her perspective as a brand manager and talks about the importance of being specific about the issues that affect your customers. She also emphasizes why racial equality should be part of every company’s brand pillars, vision, and mission, highlights the importance of being available for queries on social media, and advises brands to include more diverse voices in their social media marketing and hire a professional to manage it. All this and so much more in today’s important episode, so make sure not to miss it!Key Points From This Episode:Melanie shares who she is and what her role at Arcade as social media lead entails.Learn more about Leah’s background and her role as the resident copywriter at Arcade.Why a lot of marketing ultimately comes down to communication and language.Leah talks about her side hustle: writing about fashion and sustainability, writing poetry.How the work Melanie does outside of her nine-to-five revolves around social media too.Melanie shares her perspective as a brand manager on how brands responded to the killing of George Floyd.How Leah saw people detract from or contribute to discourse in the digital response to BLM.How both virtue signalling and silence are problematic; what are you actually doing?Your audience is observant and they remember what you promised to do as a brand.Having the opportunity as an agency to be a leader and demand action from brands before helping them with their messaging.The importance of being specific about how an issue affects your customers.While many of Melanie’s clients wanted to be told what to do, there is no magic answer.Though it was not an easy or comfortable process, Leah believes it was a productive one.Why racial equality should be part of every company’s brand pillars, vision, and mission. Looking back and learning from how brands responded in 2020 as a freelancer or marketer.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Melanie Trottier on LinkedInMelanie Trottier on TwitterMelanie Trottier on InstagramLeah Sookoo on LinkedInLeah Sookoo on InstagramKotnWaves Social PodcastWaves Social Merch

Like this episode? Want more?The LBC podcast is ALWAYS free thanks to contributions from supporters. Every contributed dollar counts and so do our contributors — as a thank-you gift to our top-tier members, we offer monthly LIVE Deeper Dive sessions with experts and access to all previous Deeper Dive sessions — check out our upcoming Deeper Dives and join today! All contributions count; join at one of our starter levels here!On today’s episode, Annie and Leah break down for us what their follow up strategies look like and how they’ve gotten to places where it works for them and their business. They discuss pricing, how to set the expectations with your clients, and how work/life balance comes into play. Annie shares with us how she has worked through her pricing model to include follow up care with different types of clients. We also learn about some of the systems Leah uses and how she has made those work for her daily client follow ups.  HIGHLIGHTS02:58 Why follow ups are important with lactation consultants09:45 Annie’s strategy for follow ups with her clients10:20 Pricing follow ups for insurance vs self pay13:07 How Leah approaches follow ups in her business24:40 Developing a strategy to maintain a work/life balance  QUOTES01:17 “There's no one way, right way to do it, but there's a right way to keep your clients informed about what you do offer as follow up, which helps both the client and you in the long run.”05:29 "And so part of it is why we include follow-up in the care that we give to families is because we see how bad it can get for these postpartum families, even under the best of circumstances.”10:34 “But I also need to make sure that what I'm giving you doesn't make me feel resentful of you. And that's something that happens to me is that I give too much. And then I'm like, well, why are you doing this to me? Well, you're doing it to me cause I told you, you could.” 20:12 "And if we're there for them at the drop of a hat, then they're going to need us and we want them to outgrow their need for us.”26:47 "And remember that time really does help and that communicating to your clients that you have a belief in them and in their babies that they do have what it takes to meet this challenge that you're here for it.” RESOURCESCheck out the Lactation Private Practice Essential Course for 50+ hours of training including Follow Up and Client Boundaries taught by Shelly Taft LPN, IBCLC, CBE, ISE learn.anniefrisbie.com/courseWriting effective care plans to support follow-up: paperlesslactation.com/blog/how-to-write-an-effective-lactation-consult-care-planEp 2 - Setting Effective Follow Up Policies: paperlesslactation.com/the-podcast/setting-effective-follow-up-policies-podcastSecure messaging for follow-ups:paperlesslactation.com/store/secure-messagingGoal Setting in Private Practice: paperlesslactation.com/the-podcast/goal-setting-in-a-lactation-consultJoin our next Deeper Dive: learn.anniefrisbie.com/deeper-diveListen on Patreon: patreon.com/lactationbusinesscoachingContact Us: hello@lactationbusinesscoaching.com

Charlotte Mason with Leah Boden Leah is a long-time student and practitioner of the Charlotte Mason method of education and is passionate about helping parents find their freedom within the philosophy. Leah and her husband Dave have 4 homeschooled children. She writes, speaks and podcasts using the Charlotte Mason philosophy as a springboard into her lessons on childhood, motherhood and education. Leah delights in coaching and leading others in this refreshing way of life. She is a speaker and writer for the international Wild + Free homeschooling community and creator of Modern Miss Mason. In This Episode I invited Leah to join me on this episode because I knew she would be a wonderful person to talk about the method and philosophy of Charlotte Mason. After 14 years Leah still carries the passion and enthusiasm that she had from the beginning. In this episode we discussed; Charlotte Mason- The prolific writer, educator and her vision and impact. Strategically planning the year- How Leah does this and what she has learned over the years. Creating rhythms of rest and pause. What their day looks like-morning rhythms and atmosphere The foundations of the Charlotte Mason philosophy- 1. Children are born persons. They are born whole. Our role as parents is to support this. 2. Education is the science of relations. Relationships are what matter. How we view children, how we view education and how all of that comes together is the foundation of the philosophy. The power and joy of using "Living Books" Finding your freedom within the philosophy Charlotte Mason and religion- can all backgrounds and beliefs follow the method? Is there a lack of cultural diversity in the method? The secret to longevity in homeschooling Homeschooling in the UK At the end of the episode I asked Leah to talk a little about life and requirements for homeschoolers in the UK. I have listeners from all over the world, including the UK and some are exploring homeschooling for the first time. Is there freedom or is it regulated? What if your child wants to attend college or university in the UK? Even though Leah and I practice different philosophies, our belief in children and learning remains the same; trust, joy in learning and relationships. We both agree that we are learning alongside our kids and our role as home educators is in supporting the beauty and passion of childhood. Charlotte Mason Resources Leah Boden Charlotte Mason Philosophy- Modern Miss Mason Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/leahvboden/ Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/modernmissmason/ Charlotte Mason Home Education Series The Parents Review Archive Living Books Referenced RJ Unstead- History of the English Speaking World Beautiful Stories From Shakespeare For Children- E. Nesbit Charles and Mary Lamb- Tales From Shakespeare Aesops Fables Charlottes Web If you want to learn more about different home educating styles check out these interviews on Classical Education- http://imhomeschooling.com/homeschooling-styles-classical-education/ Unschooling- http://imhomeschooling.com/hihtk-005-exploring-unschooling/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We’re back with more episodes! I am so honored to speak with Leah Thomas and Sabs Katz, founder and co-founder respectively of Intersectional Environmentalist, in today’s episode. We chat about several topics regarding how being an advocate for the environment must be in tandem with doing anti-racism work, how sustainability has been commoditized, and more. This is such an important episode, and I hope you learn from it as much as I did when recording! In this episode, we discuss: How Leah and Sabs got into environmentalism Why Leah and Sabs focus on environmentalism over sustainability How we need to move past zero waste and “mason jar” sustainability How to be more intersectional in your environmentalism and ask harder questions How to call out and call in individuals Why Leah chooses compassion over shaming The challenges of “Columbusing”— people reclaiming things that BIPOC or other cultures have been doing for awhile Cultural appropriation and its impacts on the environmentalism movement The future of Intersectional Environmentalist And more! Mentioned in this episode Kimberle Crenshaw and her TEDTalk, The Urgency of Intersectionality All the deets: Learn more about Intersectional Environmentalist and support their work on their website, intersectionalenvironmentalist.com Check out Leah’s blog and Sab’s YouTube Follow @intersectionalenvironmentalist, @greengirlleah, and @sustainablesabs on Instagram and share their important work Tag me (@saraweinreb) and IE, Leah, and Sabs on Instagram with your favorite takeaways from the episode— we’d love to hear them!

If you want to launch, scale, and eventually sell your business, understanding what investors are looking for is important. Besides having a great business idea and the skills to operate it, it’s about your mindset. Entrepreneurship is like leaping blindly into the unknown and having the confidence in yourself to know you’ll figure it out.  As my guest today says, there’s no better job than creating what’s in your head and sharing it with others. And recognizing that you don’t need to know how to do everything off the bat is key. Keep Reading >> I am so excited to share this conversation with you today. I’m talking with TaskRabbit founder and General Partner at Fuel Capital, Leah Busque Solivan. Leah scaled Task Rabbit to be in 44 different cities across the country, raised more than $50 million in capital, and in 2017, it was acquired by Ikea. She has a wealth of wisdom and experience to share with you about building, scaling, and selling a business. Listen in today as Leah walks us through the process of launching, scaling, and selling her startup, TaskRabbit. She is now an investor in startups so she also offers some critical mindset considerations for female founders. And, she’s sharing how you can start building relationships with investors so you can secure the funding you need for your startup down the line. This episode is packed full of insights and advice from someone who has been there and did it successfully, I know you’re going to learn a lot from her. Today on the Power + Presence + Position Podcast: Why Leah became an entrepreneur and the impetus for starting TaskRabbit. The importance of understanding your customer and following data. The biggest shifts Leah had to make as a leader. Leah’s advice for female founders looking to secure funding. Why it’s so important to have more underrepresented groups writing checks. How Leah advises founders to lead their companies through a crisis. Resources Mentioned: Today’s episode is sponsored by the show, Young Money with Tracey Bissett Fuel Capital EP416: Free Yourself from Freelancer Pricing Love the show? Let us know! Are you a fan of the Power + Presence + Position? If the tips and interviews we share in each episode have helped you gain the confidence and inspiration to become a better, more powerful leader, head on over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review to let us know! What are you waiting for? Head on over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe, and leave a review to enter your name into this month’s drawing! Join the Community of Practice! Want enriching conversation with intelligent, insightful women entrepreneurs, who are unapologetic about their ambition? Join me in the Power + Presence + Position community - the free, invite-only community for fierce, high-level women entrepreneurs making a huge impact on the world. You’ll get access to our book club, happy hours, and executive round tables where we talk about the issues that matter most to women entrepreneurs. If you’re ready to take your business to the next level and be part of the best conversation about women entrepreneurship on the internet, join me in the free Power + Presence + Position community today!

This week on the YKAL podcast, my guest is Leah Campbell Badertscher. She is a former attorney turned artist and Master Life coach for world-class performers and leaders in the arts, business, and movements in positive change for the social good. During our conversation, Leah asks simply, “What are you giving up if you don’t go for it?” And that is the question she pondered after graduating law school. In this episode, she shares openly her battle with her inner-critic and how she pushed forward to pursue an artistic career. Her story of wanting to follow a specific path, but experiencing push back from self-talk is common. My hope is that if you see some of yourself in Leah’s story, you will be inspired to take action in your life.  In this episode you’ll hear: Leah shares her journey from law career to artist. (4:14) Why it is important to not dismiss your intuition and instead listen to what you really want. (11:13) Leah talks about the battle with her inner critic and how she kept going. (24:58) How Leah learned to lean into self-trust. (35:30) Some of the pros and cons of the creative process. (41:26) http://yourkickasslife.com/348  

In this episode I’m talking to Leah Zaccaria, a very successful entrepreneur, yoga teacher and author. Leah will be telling us about the importance of the energy we project, how to listen to our intuition, how she manifested a huge life change and transformed her life into purpose. I also absolutely loved her take on what yoga is, and how a practice of yoga can profoundly impact out lives.Leah has such a radiant energy about her and I was very inspired by talking to her and her authenticity.I’m so excited to share this conversation and can't wait for you to listen to it!Some Questions I Ask: How does she radiate this beautiful and positive energy (3:50)How Leah got from Seattle to Venice? (7:27)How do you follow your inner voice? (10:17)In This Episode, You Will Learn: The importance of the inner work to be able to hear your intuition (11:35)Waking to transforming life into purpose (14:00)The power of yoga and meditation (17:00)Leah’s studio(22:00)How Leah has been impacted by lockdown(32:24)Connect with Leah :WebsiteInstagramFacebook"Seen" BookShefaYoga Venice StudioShefaYoga Seattle StudioHauteYoga Seattle Studio See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you bridge the gap between students who do not have the necessary experience and network that will help them get hired after college and companies who are counting their losses and are working to avoid hiring the wrong people? Leah Davidson saw this as a dilemma that persists in society and she has made it her mission to connect students looking to gain real-world experience with companies who are willing to host exciting projects. Leah Davidson is an entrepreneurial powerhouse with a compelling personal story. She's the co-founder of Canduit, a SaaS platform for experiential learning that matches students looking to gain real-world experience with companies hosting exciting projects. Canduit is currently working with about 30 plus universities in North and Latin America, as well as online education programs, high schools, and camps.  Before co-founding Canduit, Leah was the Strategic Partner Manager at DoorDash where she was responsible for strategy and operational roles. While at DoorDash, she founded Project Dash which used DoorDash’s logistics network to minimize food waste and fight hunger.  Leah has served as a United Nations Youth Ambassador which involves various roles for different UN agencies including being a blogger for UNICEF's Voices of Youth Initiative on the Environment and Climate Change. She has also served as a youth expert policymaker for UNESCO on education and sustainable development at a conference hosted in Japan.  Leah earned her Bachelor of Science degree and graduated as summa cum laude from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania where she majored in Economics Management in Global Innovation and minored in English.  What You’ll Hear On This Episode of When Science Speaks Leah Davidson shares how being the first to attend college in her family shaped her time at Wharton and her professional life How Leah realized the best way to bridge the gap between students looking for experiential learning and companies who wanted to hire the right talent  Leah discusses piloting Canduit’s technology in Santiago, Chile The real-world problems and use-cases that shaped Canduit’s target market  Leah shares her perspective on the market outlook for experiential and online learning  How Canduit can support and work with PhDs and postdocs Leah shares her advice on funding and other resources for young startup founders  Skills Leah has found useful in her leadership role  Connect with Leah Davidson Canduit Leah Davidson on LinkedIn Greg Lewin on LinkedIn DoorDash Enabling Academic and Workplace Connection  Finding out what they want to do after years of studying is a struggle for students at any level. And even when they know, getting the job they desire remains elusive to many because they lack the experience and connections necessary to land a job that finds them to be the right fit. On the other hand, employers are working hard to minimize their expenditures for recruitment while at the same time, optimizing their recruitment efforts. They want to make sure they hire the right people but they often lack the tools that can help them find the right talent for the position that they need to fill. Having been on the student side, Leah Davidson understands the anxiety it creates among her peers, and she learned from her partner, Greg Lewin, that the same woes ail the corporate world. This is why they decided to bridge the gap between students looking to gain experiential learning that they can add to their resume and companies who want to work with the right people for the right job. And so they created Canduit, a SaaS platform that matches students looking to gain real-world experience with companies hosting exciting projects.  More exposure for students in a less confrontational setting  Experience and connection are often necessary to help students land their dream job after the years they spent studying and preparing for their chosen career. It would be helpful for them to be exposed to companies with goals and businesses geared towards the path they want to take because this will do two things: concretize their career trajectory and provide them with experiences that they can add to their resume. Canduit aims to provide students with an opportunity to gain this exposure in a less confrontational setting. They are able to provide students with real-life experience on what it would be like to work in the industry they are aiming for and can help pave the path towards getting hired by even better companies in the future. According to Leah, it’s not always about getting hired by the big names from the get-go, it’s more important to be hired by companies who are a perfect fit for your skills and your ideal career path. As for companies, Canduit is able to give them a roster of candidates who are capable of fulfilling the needs of their company, people with the right technical know-how and a passion to learn the ropes and get the job done. They allow companies to get a glimpse of who to hire based on accurate work samples, which are the number one predictor on job performance. Doing this also takes away the confrontational process of students and employers trying to sell themselves.  Canduit offers both students and companies an opportunity to work together both online and offline, giving them the space they need to build networks, connections, and answering the need to find the right fit for jobs and experiences. Learn more about Leah Davidson on this week’s episode of When Science Speaks. Connect With Mark and When Science Speaks http://WhenScienceSpeaks.com https://bayerstrategic.com/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/BayerStrategic On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Bayer-Strategic-Consulting-206102993131329 On YouTube: http://bit.ly/BSConTV On LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markdanielbayer/ On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bayerstrategic/ On Medium: https://medium.com/@markbayer17 Subscribe to When Science Speaks on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher

Many of us became consultants because we are experts in a particular field - but that isn’t enough to guarantee success. We must also become experts in selling. In this podcast episode I’m talking to Leah Neaderthal, sales coach for women entrepreneurs and consultants. During our interview we discuss: How Leah honed her sales skills through building and selling three businesses of her own. The one thing that can stop you executing your well-intentioned plans. The revenue forecasting technique that helps you focus your time and energy on the things that matter. How to make selling easy by expertly leading your prospects through your sales process. The simple wording changes you can make to help your target clients better understand what you offer (use this on your LinkedIn profile) If you ever feel like you’re just saying ‘yes’ to any and all leads that come your way, and you want to feel more in control of your sales process - this is unmissable.

In this episode, Mark has a chat with Leah Cutter who writes page-turning, wildly imaginative fiction set in exotic locations, such as a magical New Orleans, the ancient Orient, rural Kentucky, Seattle, Minneapolis, and many others. Prior to the main episode content, Mark shares a quick personal update that includes details related to his writing income for 2019. 2019 Writing Income 64.97% Self Published 15.03% Traditional Publishing 20.00% Mixed Self and Trad He also shares a word about this episode's sponsor, Findaway Voices... You can learn more about how you can get your work distributed to retailers and library systems around the world at starkreflections.ca/Findaway. In their discussion Leah and Mark discuss: Leah's choice of doing the interview and some writing at a local coffee shop How Leah does the majority of her writing during the week in the tiny house she lives and works in during the week Leah's 8 year old document that stated that when she grew up she wanted to be a writer The way that Leah only writes on one specific project at a time (despite writing broadly in multiple genres) How each new project she works on must pass "the giggle test" and how she can't write something that she's not truly excited about Leah's writer tagline as "Writer/Traveler" How many projects Leah publishers in a given year The decision Leah made to publish something new once a month every month for the past three years How Leah knows if a project is going to be a story, a novella, or a novel The fact that Leah has a seperate writing computer and a separate writing desk in her tiny house where she divides up the different types of work The "Business for Breakfast" books that Leah has published The strategy of publishing to the 30 day Amazon pulse while still publishing wide to other platforms The two flavors of newsletters that Leah produces based on things she learned from Tammi Lebreque's Newsletter Ninja course ...and more... After the interview, Mark reflects on Leah'a positive attitude, her passion, and the dual newsletters that she produces each month for her followers. Links of Interest: Leah Cutter's Website WMG Publishing Workshops Findaway Voices Patreon for Stark Reflections   The music for this podcast (“Laser Groove”) was composed and produced by Kevin MacLeod of www.incompetech.com and is Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0

Some of the greatest lessons in life are taught through sports--teamwork, endurance, grit, perseverance, sacrifice, the mental game, facing fears, trust, and patience.  In this episode, I sit with three-time Olympic softball gold medalist Leah Amico as she shares her humble story of perseverance, sacrifice, faith, and victory. She was on the cover of Sports Illustrated, featured on a cereal box and in several sports-related books.  She is also a motivational speaker who travels all over the world teaching others leadership, mental mindset, and goal setting. Leah is also the author of the 31-Day Devotional, “Soft Ball, Glory, and God’s Story,” where she shares inspirational stories to remind players to live for the God who gave them their gifts and talents. Learn how you can rise up from adversity, as she shares tools and tips on how to be resilient, and the wisdom she learned from being in sports!   In This Episode You Will Learn About: Leah’s story growing up and when she started playing softball What led Leah to achieve the medals and awards she has now The importance of work ethic and being coachable The battle of mental strength How Leah built her confidence Balancing your schedule and focusing on your main priorities Gut check Leah’s 31-Day devotional book for softball players Life lessons from sports Leah’s tips on how to be resilient   Get in touch with Leah Amico: Website - @www.leah20.com Twitter @leah20usa Instagram @leah20usa   Resources: Grab your copy of Leah’s 31-Day Devotional: Softball, Glory & God’s Story

Today on Extraordinary Women Radio, I'm excited to bring you the very extraordinary Leah Remillét: Founder of The CEO Kid. The CEO Kid teaches kids to have their own entrepreneurial adventure!! LOVE THIS!! Leah built a successful six figure business, only to discover it wasn’t her soul work! As she started doing her own soul work, she did something – some of us might call crazy! She and her husband packed up everything they owned and took their three kids to travel the world for a year. Think ‘Eat Pray Love’ meets PTA Mom/Business Owner. Tune in and find out if she found the answers she was looking for! This is such a fun story! In this episode: Discover how Leah went from moneyed entrepreneur to founder of The CEO Kid Traveling the world and pursuing your true calling Experiencing humanity in all its goodness How Leah ascertained that teaching kids about business is her true calling How to empower your children through entrepreneurial skills development Leah’s legacy of creating more happy families “We will never regret the time that we invest into our families but we can definitely regret the success we’ve accumulated when the cost turns out to have been too high.” - Leah Remillét Connect with Leah Remillét on LinkedIn and check out her websites: The CEO Kid and Leah Remillét. You can also find her on Facebook and Twitter. Let’s meet Leah Remillét of The CEO Kid! Leah Remillét Show Notes

There’s a part of our food system that’s not being talked about: racial inequality. The division of land, government subsidies, and financial resources that are available favor white farmers. Meanwhile, many of our sustainable farming practices actually stem from African and indigenous roots. Since 1920 African-American farmers have lost over 14 million acres of land. Combine this with the fact that Black communities are also at a higher risk of illnesses due to a lack of access to fresh, nutritious food. It’s food apartheid. This week on The Doctor’s Farmacy I was joined by Leah Penniman to dig into the racial injustice that continues to smolder in our current food system. Leah Penniman is a Black Kreyol educator, farmer, author, and food justice activist from Soul Fire Farm in Grafton, NY. She co-founded Soul Fire Farm in 2010 with the mission to end racism in the food system and reclaim our ancestral connection to land. As Co-Executive Director, Leah is part of a team that facilitates powerful food sovereignty programs—including farmer training for Black and Brown people, a subsidized farm food distribution program for communities living under food apartheid, and domestic and international organizing toward equity in the food system. Her book, Farming While Black: Soul Fire Farm's Practical Guide to Liberation on the Land is a love song for the land and her people.This episode of The Doctor’s Farmacy is brought to you by Joovv and Thrive Market.I always love checking out the latest science for anti-aging and recently I discovered Joovv, a red light therapy device. Red light therapy is a super gentle non-invasive treatment where a device with medical-grade LEDs delivers concentrated light to your skin. It actually helps your cells produce collagen so it improves skin tone and complexion, diminishes signs of aging like wrinkles, and speeds the healing of wounds and scars. To check out the Joovv products for yourself head over to joovv.com/farmacy. Once you’re there, you’ll see a special bonus the Joovv team is giving away to my listeners. Use the code FARMACY at checkout. Make sure to also check out Joovv's website for some special holiday deals while supplies last!Thrive Market has made it so easy for me to stay healthy, even with my intense travel schedule. Not only does Thrive offer 25 to 50% off all of my favorite brands, but they also give back. For every membership purchased, they give a membership to a family in need, and they make it easy to find the right membership for you and your family. You can choose from 1-month, 3-month, or 12-month plans. And right now, Thrive is offering all Doctor's Farmacy listeners a great deal, you’ll get up to $20 in shopping credit when you sign up, to spend on all your own favorite natural food, body, and household items. And any time you spend more than $49 you’ll get free carbon-neutral shipping. All you have to do is head over to thrivemarket.com/Hyman.Here are more of the details from the interview: -How Leah got into farming (5:53)-Why the term “food apartheid” is more accurate than “food desert” (11:44)-Soul Fire Farm and how it is working to create a new food and farm system (19:43)-Overcoming the obstacles that keep people of color from becoming farmers (27:35)-The potential benefits of regenerative agriculture (29:55)-Leah’s work getting community-supported agriculture paid for with funds from The Farm Bill (34:34)-The Fairness for Farm Workers Act and why labor protection laws historically excluded farmers (36:22)-Costa Rica’s ecosystem services model (42:13)-Internalized racism and the food system (45:20)-The role of the land in the civil rights movement (53:13)Learn more about and order Leah’s book, Farming While Black, at https://www.farmingwhileblack.org/. Follow on Facebook @farmingwhileblack, on Instagram @farmingwhileblack, and on Twitter @blkfarmer.Learn more about the work of Soul Fire Farm at http://www.soulfirefarm.org/ and follow on Facebook @soulfirefarm, on Instagram @soulfirefarm, and on Twitter @soulfirefarm.Follow Leah on Facebook @leah.penniman and on Instagram @leahpenniman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How Leah inserted herself into a marriage in which she didn't belong, according to the perspective of the Shem MiShmuel.

    Celsius Network is changing the game I was thrilled to interview, not only one of the Celsius Network top brass, but two at the same time. We rarely get a duo as dynamic as CEO, Alex Mashinsky and Head of Global Partnerships, Leah Jonas. I knew this was going to be fun and informative. You don’t have to go deep into a search for the name Alex Mashinsky before you uncover a plethora of amazing feats. Not only does Alex have an eye for the future, but he understands what it takes to get there. A big part of “getting there” is surrounding yourself with amazing people and one of those people on this journey with Alex is Leah Jonas.  “Are you part of the problem or part of the solution” – Alex Mashinsky With Leah’s energetic and inviting personality it’s no wonder she’s the head of partnerships. Now living in Tel Aviv, she is helping expand the reach of the Celsius Network. As a previous part of the core team in New York, she has a unique perspective on remote teams and how to keep them focused.  Celsius’s most well known feature is their ability to for individuals to receive interest on the crypto they deposit. Twenty years ago it was commonplace for the average person to expect to earn interest on their money deposited at a bank. In this day and age, people never have to go into a branch, yet parts of the world are now experiencing negative interest rates. Additionally, there are still entire populations and geographies with access to banking of any kind, let along the concept of earning on your savings.  Gain Interest on your Crypto Celsius Network is bringing to the masses a new way to let your money make money. You’ll hear stories from both Leah and Alex reinforcing their beliefs on how blockchain technology can be applied to the world.   Additionally, you’ll hear topics like:  How providing benefit out weighs education Alex’s position on how blockchain can disrupt the fintech sector  Leah’s stance on Venture Capital and the ICO model Why they give 80% back to the depositors How Leah has done a 180 since joining crypto The importance of diversity and taking chances on people Alex’s position on the future for his children What each would change about the crypto industry Tweet your favorite quote and tag @CoinStructive @CelsiusNetwork and @LeahNJonas @Mashinsky   Further Reading and Resources Alex Mashinsky , Celsius Network, Founder & CEO | Twitter | LinkedIn  Leah Jonas , Celsius Network, Head of Global Partnerships | Twitter | LinkedIn    Celsius Network – | Website | Facebook | Twitter |Telegram  

Have you ever wondered why empaths and narcissists are often so attracted to each other? Or what it means when people talk about co-dependency? In this conversation today with Leah Morris we dive into the topic of relationships - especially the kinds of unhealthy patterns so many of us can fall into. We discuss what they are, how to avoid them, and also how to attract the kind of love that is deep, true and long-lasting… In this episode we discussed: Leah’s journey after divorce and what it really meant to fall in love again - with relationships, career, life, and self Co-dependency - what it is, how to know if you’re co-dependent Leah’s experience of stepping into healthier relationships Why narcissists end up with highly sensitive and empathic people The power of language and a simple tool we can use to shift how we communicate with more confidence and authenticity How to step OUT of a victim mindset How Leah shifted her relationship to money from scarcity to abundance on her journey as an entrepreneur Stay in touch with Leah Website Instagram Facebook   Leah Morris is a Relationship Transition Coach, founder of Life Remade, published writer, and speaker. She helps people to authentically  process their feelings, thoughts, and emotions in order to give them a deeper understanding of themselves and others.  Her 1:1 work consists of 3 main areas: relationship trauma recovery, communication skills enhancement, and  empowered personal development. She specializes in helping her clients gain a solid sense of Self Worth, develop unshakable intuitive Confidence, and heal after emotional Heartbreak so they can find the deep and meaningful connections that they’ve been yearning for. From Leah: “Through my personal journey, I've experienced what brokenness feels like. It's dark and small. I lived a life of being "powerless," placing my self-worth in anything but myself, wanting others to love me more than I was loving me, giving up my whole life to play a supporting role in everyone else's... just to have it all fall apart. When I finally woke up, I found myself feeling exhausted, alone, and purposeless. It's here where I’ve gained insights that have allowed me to step into my own power, to trust myself so much that my actions reflect my truth, to know the value of deeply listening to my inner voice and finding connection with others, and to not let my fears lead my life. When we lose touch with our instincts, everything else doesn't seem to make much sense. Through my creativity and innovative perspective, I help guide you to discover new ways to redirect you toward YOUR dreams. My ability to focus on you, read between the lines, ask the right questions and offer sincere advice and feedback comes from an insatiable curiosity and commitment to your personal development. I know how it feels to finally come out of the dark, and it's my life's passion to get you there too.”

00:54 – Introducing today’s guest, Leah Carver 01:57 – Leah explains her role as a health coach 02:28 – Why many entrepreneurs disregard their health as an asset 03:16 – The biggest issue Leah encounters with entrepreneurs 05:35 – Building a lifestyle that supports you 07:07 – Leah speaks to the stress women entrepreneurs are under 08:07 – The importance of being honest with yourself 09:43 – Liz opens up about her own experiences with health concerns 11:02 – Small practices we all can follow to reduce stress 13:27 – Leah gives advice on first steps to improve health 14:49 – How Leah’s work is different from self-care 17:28 – The importance of stability 19:35 – What Zen Money means to Leah 19:57 – One takeaway Leah wants the audience to know 21:49 – Liz and Leah speak about spirituality 22:59 – Where listeners can find Leah Tweetables: • “I think that we’re trained, for a long time, that the external or the demands that are being put on us are more important than what we’re feeling inside.” (02:55) • “One of my taglines is ‘Building a lifestyle that supports you instead of a lifestyle you support.’” (05:38) • “I’ve always said, and been taught by my teachers, that stress is eighty percent the cause of disease.” (10:36) • “It is finding balance. And the thing that is common among all of those things – our business, our kids, our families, our passions – it’s us.” (13:00) • “You want to make sure that your anchor is grounded in. You want to make sure that you’re not going anywhere when you take your eyes off the mark for a moment.” (19:05) Links Mentioned: Leah’s Website – https://www.yourlifepractice.com/ Leah’s Email – leah@leahcarver.com Leah’s Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/leah.carver.9 Zen Money Website – https://www.zenmoneymap.com

How Leah realized that she should not "be herself" ... The mental health benefits of getting a dog ... Leah: We must bring back Kierkegaardian irony ... Leah on the scourge of "urgent earnestness" ... Is it ethical to not read the news? ... Leah's reflections on being "a year Twitter sober" ... Lessons from the great "horseface" controversy of 2018 ...

Download Episode! Welcome back Lets Talk listeners! What if I told you something BIG was coming to the supply chain community, something that would bring together real people talking about real supply chain topics? Today, I am revealing one of the secret projects I have been working on for my YouTube channel called "The SC, Supply Chain TV". It is a cross between "The View" and "Sportscenter" where we will debate the hot topics in supply chain today. In this episode, you will get to know Audrey Ross and Leah Goold-Haws my co-hosts for the show and then we will be joined by a different guest each episode. We are setting the stage for the first episode due out the end of April and giving you a sneak peak into what to expect from the show! They may also just give us their half crazy, counter-intuitive prediction for what the next 5 years in the industry will look like! Questions I Ask: Leah, why don’t you tell us who you are, what you do and why you want to debate the hot topics with me on The Trade Squad? [0:30] Audrey, why don’t you give us an overview of The Trade Squad and who you are and what you do?[1:29] Why don’t you tell us about your journey? [2:44] What did your path look like, Leah? [5:25] Why do you think it’s so important to have a show like The Trade Squad? [10:00] What do you think are some of the biggest challenges in supply chain today that we should be covering? [14:33] What about supply chain professionals. How can we support the community with a show like this? [18:45] What is your crazy-intuitive, half-mad prediction for the next five years in the industry? [24:05] In This Episode, You Will Learn: A little bit about Leah and Audrey. [0:45] How Audrey got into supply chain and why it’s a passion. [2:56] How Leah got to where she is. [5:39] Supply chain is a critical element when it comes to fulfilling foreign customer engagement. [7:45] Identifying trends in global trade. [9:10] Looking at the skills people need when stepping into the supply chain field. [17:30]  

Tune in to hear about: - What cover cropping and vermicomposting have in common. - How Europeans essentially kidnapped skilled Black agriculturalists. - How Leah’s upbringing and experiences brought her to a connection with the earth and farming. - Why changing diets in marginalized communities really is an access issue NOT an education, motivation, or anything-else issue. - The incredible programs Soul Fire Farm is running, how they came about, and where they’d like to go from here.   Leah is a Black Kreyol farmer who has been tending the soil for twenty years and organizing for an anti-racist food system for fifteen years. She’s an educator, food justice activist, executive director of Soul Fire Farm and author of Farming While Black: Soul Fire Farm’s Practical Guide to Liberation on the Land.   Listen at the link below, on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or wherever you get your podcasts.

Today I share an on-air client session with my client Leah B. Leah was a part of my most recent 10 Week Fertility Awareness Mastery group program. Join us for Fertility Awareness Mastery in January 2019! We start in a few weeks. Today’s episode is also sponsored by my 10 Week Fertility Awareness Mastery Group Program! Gain confidence charting your cycles, and gain deep insights into the connection between your health, your fertility, and your cycles. We start on January 22nd, 2019. Will you be joining us? Click here for more information!   Topics discussed in today's episode: How to tell if your menstrual/pelvic pain is normal Could pelvic/menstrual pain be related to endometriosis? How Leah used body literacy to reduce her pelvic pain over time Deconstructing cervical position charting Why it's easier to chart your cycles when your cycles are healthy The impact of light on the menstrual cycle Reducing nighttime light exposure Connect with Lisa: You can connect with Lisa on her Facebook, Twitter and on her website.   Resources mentioned F.Lux | Computer Screen App Fertility Awareness Mastery Live Group Program (January 2019) Related podcasts & blog posts: Fertility Awareness Reality Series Episodes | Fertility Friday Fertility Awareness Podcast Episodes | Fertility Friday Pill Reality Series | Fertility Friday Join the community! Find us in the Fertility Friday Facebook Group. Subscribe to the Fertility Friday Podcast in Apple Podcasts! Music Credit: Intro/Outro music Produced by J-Gantic A Special Thank You to Our Show Sponsor: Fertility Friday | Fertility Awareness Mastery Live Group Program This episode is sponsored by my 10 Week Fertility Awareness Mastery Group Program! Master Fertility Awareness and take a deep dive into your cycles and how they relate to your overall health! Click here to apply now!

How do you get people to listen to you, and what does it take to get your passion project seen and heard in this info-overloaded digital world? Leah Segedie, author of Green Enough, Founder of Mamavation, and Founder of ShiftCon Social Media Conference for eco-wellness influencers shares her wisdom with you here. Thanks for bringing your light. Hit SUBSCRIBE, and together let's explore what it takes to bring our eco ideas to life and thrive in every sense of the word.   HIGHLIGHTS: [3:15] Leah: "And I really felt like [lack of transparency in the food industry] was a feminist issue." [7:55] Leah on what we need to get people to listen. [9:45] What it takes to bring people together in spite of deep differences. [12:50] What makes someone an influencer. [16:45] What it takes to get your important message seen and heard today. [22:40] How Leah made her book, Green Enough, wildly popular. [26:10] Sneaky indirect additives you need to know about.   Find the full show notes with links and resources at www.greendreamer.com, and share your #1 takeaway from the episode tagging our featured guest and me @KameaChayne to spread the light and to let us know you're tuning in!  

Leah Busque is a General Partner @ Fuel Capital, one of Silicon Valley's leading seed funds with the most incredible portfolio including many previous 20VC guests Ryan @ Flexport, Florian @ Mesosphere, Alex @ Clearbit and Dan @ Convoy (episode Friday). As for Leah, prior to VC, she was a pioneer of the sharing economy with her founding of TaskRabbit, one of the leading online labor marketplaces in the US, raising over $37m in the process before their sale to IKEA last year. Due to this incredible success, Leah has been named to Fast Company's "100 Most Creative People in Business". In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Leah made her way from sitting on the couch discussing dog food with her husband to founding TaskRabbit and how that translated into the world of VC today? 2.) How did Leah's time in operations affect: Question from Sean @ Shasta: the founders Leah backs and why she chooses them? Question from Craig @ Collaborative: the business models and unit economics Leah backs and why she backs them? 3.) Leah has said before that "authenticity and transparency between VC and founder are now table stakes", what more can be done to improve the VC product? How did Leah select the investors she worked with on TaskRabbit? How can founders truly determine "founder friendly" VCs? 4.) What have been Leah's biggest surprises on her move into the world of VC? What elements has Leah found most challenging? How has Leah looked to scale that learning curve? 5.) What does a successful marketplace look like? How does one know when is the right time to really scale a marketplace? What is the inflection point? How can marketplaces be efficient with their unit economics from day 1? How does one balance the NPS of the supply side with the NPS of the demand side? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Leah’s Fave Book: Founders at Work  Leah’s Most Recent Investment: Bark: Parental Control Phone Tracker App As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Leah on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Leesa is the Warby Parker or TOMS shoes of the mattress industry. Leesa have done away with the terrible mattress showroom buying experience by creating a luxury premium foam mattress that is ordered completely online and ships for free to your doorstep. The 10-inch mattress comes in all sizes and is engineered with 3 unique foam layers for a universal, adaptive feel, including 2 inches of memory foam and 2 inches of a really cool latex foam called Avena, design to keep you cool. All Leesa mattresses are 100% US or UK made and for every 10 mattresses they sell, they donate one to a shelter. Go to Leesa.com to start the New Year with better nights sleep! Zoom, fastest growing video and web conferencing service, providing one consistent enterprise experience that allows you to engage in an array of activities including video meetings and webinars, collaboration-enabled conference rooms, and persistent chat all in one easy platform. Plus, it is the easiest solution to manage, scale, and use, and has the most straightforward, affordable pricing. Don’t take our word for it. Zoom is the top rated conferencing app across various user review sites including G2Crowd and Trust Radius. And you can sign up for a free account (not a trial!). Just visit Zoom.us.

Full shownotes at whatelseispossibleshow.com Before Leah Gullion discovered Access Consciousness, she’d always had pets but had never acknowledged the capacities they had. She has seen animals change people’s worlds in so many ways. They invite us to so much and contribute so much that we don’t even acknowledge. Leah tells us that when she first acknowledged their contributions she asked them to show her when they were communicating, and it changed everything. In this episode of What Else Is Possible, we talk about the Access Consciousness tools Leah has used to change her life, and how they recreate her relationships with her dogs every day. On today’s podcast: How Leah found Access Consciousness How does it get any better than this? Creating the best life you can imagine Choosing the energy Destroying and uncreating energies Links: Megan on Access Consciousness Megan on Facebook Megan on Twitter Megan on YouTube Leah on Facebook Leah on Twitter Leah on LinkedIn Leah on Instagram Leah’s website The Access Consciousness tools can change your life. Leah Gullion knows how true this is, as they’ve not only changed her life but her son’s too. She talks about how she discovered Access Consciousness, how she uses the tools with her son and her dogs, and the questions she asks the universe every day. Download the full show summary here.

How Leah made the transition from Facebook to face the great unknown? How important TRUST is in stepping into the great unknown? How can you follow your tiny YES and love and honor your NO? How following your YES may mean going against the crowd?

How Leah made the transition from Facebook to face the great unknown? How important TRUST is in stepping into the great unknown? How can you follow your tiny YES and love and honor your NO? How following your YES may mean going against the crowd?This show is broadcast live on Wednesday's 4PM ET on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

For Leah Mueller, traveling is more than a job -- it’s her passion. After earning a degree in Travel and Tourism Management from Niagara University, she went on to study abroad before starting her career. Leah has broad and varied expertise in the hotel, attraction, restaurant, and private company sector. She has been with Visit Buffalo Niagara for over 15 years and was a key partner in expanding their international appeal. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why passion helps you connect with customers How Buffalo has grown in the last 5 years What challenges and opportunities come from Buffalo’s location near Niagara Falls and I-90 How Leah has combated those challenges New York State in 9 Days: a project Visit Buffalo Niagara is collaborating on with Dutchess County Tourism in the Hudson Valley and Visit Syracuse How working with competitors creates win-wins What Leah looks for in partners What makes partnerships not work Ways to contact Leah: Website: www.visitbuffaloniagara.com

Podcast Guest Leah Gregg - Leah is the Director of Amplification at Rethink. She’s helped earn billions of impressions in the press and on social for Rethink’s most viral campaigns like the Uber Safe Breathalyzer, Molson Canadian Beer Fridge, Luge for the CIDI, honest election signs for the No Ford Nation, and the Science of Sexuality for Science World. Her strategy for social campaigns has been recognized as best-in-class by the Facebook Studio Awards, Mashable’s Mashies and featured in case studies by Twitter. In this episode we discuss... How Leah first became interested in marketing Leah's path to working at Rethink What does rethink do and what does Leah do as the director of amplification? Rethink's award winning project: Molson Canadian Passport Fridge For more see http://www.jellymarketing.com/blog/podcast

In this episode of the Boss Mom podcast Dana sits down with Leah Remillet, a success strategist for creative entrepreneurs. Curious as to what that means? Simply put, she teaches creative business owners how to strategically build strategies and implement systems to accomplish their specific goals and dreams. She teaches women how to be six figure, stay at home, mommy-preneurs, who can live the life they’ve imagined!   This episode is full of gems, including chatting about getting through the cycle of overwhelm, doing more in less time and why we should all celebrate when we go through a re-brand. Let's dive right in. Listen to the podcast:  Subscribe to the Boss Mom podcast in iTunes.  In this episode you'll hear:  How Leah works through overwhelm without letting it take her over. Why we shouldn't feel guilty about outsourcing portions of our business and life. How building a business is a lot like falling in love. How Leah makes time to read a book a week. The ONE book Leah thinks every entrepreneur should read. The importance of tribes, coaches, and mastermind groups. Why Leah is mapping out her entire year. The lesson Leah learned by living on a boat. Why we should celebrate when we rebrand. Recommended links and resources:  The 4 Hour Work Week by Timothy Feriss How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie Audible  Chasing Dreams and Chasing Littles Incubator  Quarterly Planners from Inkwell Press Can I quote you on that?  I always knew I was meant to be an entrepreneur. I watched my parents love their business. - Leah My goal from the beginning was to maximize my profits and minimize my output so I could live my bliss. -Leah Sometimes the only way to get past overwhelm is to dive in. - Leah Outsourcing tasks has made me feel liberated. - Leah Once I started building a team and outsourcing, I realized I had more time to focus on what was important. - Leah Required reading for entrepreneurs: How to Win Friends and Influence People 3 things every successful Boss Mom needs: a coach, a mastermind group, and a community to connect with. -Dana I'm anti-competition. There is a place for everyone. - Leah Outsourcing help wasn't as scary or hard as I thought it was going to be. -Leah It's not just about planning. It's about implementing. - Leah I'm no longer trying to everything. Instead, I'm paring down and focusing on what I want to be known for. -Leah Life is so much more fun when we take time to recognize what makes us happy and put more of that into our lives. - Leah Connect with Leah: Instagram / Pinterest  / YouTube / Facebook  Connect with Dana: Instagram / Periscope

The Basic Witches, Leah Knauer and Rachel Laforest, join Andrea to share all of their magical tips and tricks for manifesting what you desire and practicing self-love. Today on Dope Ass Podcast: * What makes you a witch * How Leah & Rachel practice self-care * A daily reminder for Empaths during COVID * Techniques for manifesting * How to practice self-love * Letting go of the fear of death * Live card pull from the Basic Witches Follow the Basic Witches: * IG: @basicwitches ( https://www.instagram.com/basicwitches/?hl=en ) ; @leahknauer ( https://www.instagram.com/leahknauer/?hl=en ) ; @rachellaforest ( https://www.instagram.com/rachellaforest/?hl=en ) * Websites: leahknauer.com/basic-witches ( https://www.leahknauer.com/basic-witches ) ; rachellaforest.com ( http://rachellaforest.com/ ) * Be sure to listen and subscribe to the Basic Witches ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/basic-witches/id1429037983 ) podcast! This show is produced by Soulfire Productions ( http://soulfireproductionsco.com/ )

Rachel gets intimate in this solo episode. She rants about the state of the world yet manages to tie it all up in a nice, juicy package of wisdom. Cheers to new beginnings! *Today on Basic Witches:* * Rachel’s deepdive into Snowden * Reflections on the state of our world * Finding your power through being an outcast * How Leah & you listeners have helped Rachel through deep trauma * Two card pulls for the collective *Resources:* * Visit Betterhelp.com/BasicWitches ( https://www.betterhelp.com/basicwitches ) to get 10% off your first month * Sign up for Learn to F.L.Y.: RachelLaforest.com/LearnToFLY ( https://rachellaforest.com/learntofly ) * Reach out to Rachel at RachelLaforest.com/contact ( https://rachellaforest.com/contact ) *Follow your intuwitchin’ by following us on IG:* @BasicWitches ( https://www.instagram.com/basicwitches ) // @LeahKnauer ( https://www.instagram.com/leahknauer ) Join us LIVE for “Blazin’ with @BasicWitches” on Instagram every Tuesday at 5:55pm PST. Free Q&A, card pulls, and expert guests! New Merch Alert! Visit BasicWitches.Threadless.com ( http://basicwitches.threadless.com/ ) for our latest releases. Subscribe! Review! Join our Patreon ( https://www.patreon.com/BasicWitches ) ! And we promise we won’t put a hex on you