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The words "I Am" are powerful words, offering the opportunity for positive affirmations of healing, self-love, purpose, and abundance. Adding the word "Love" offers the belief that everyone is worthy of love, should be loved, and feel love regardless of their age, colour, or gender. And adding the word "Project", offer the potential for limitless possible actions. These words are part of what the I AM PROJECT is all about.In episode 50, Genny spoke with Amy Tung, an entrepreneur and community advocate who created the I AM LOVE PROJECT, a socially conscious enterprise, in 2018 out of a desire to help and give back, to "spread the love" to the community, be a catalyst for change, support those who need it the most and open a door of opportunities for others.Drawing on her own journey of persevering through her challenges, Amy wanted to provide women an avenue to restart their lives and build something better. The I AM LOVE PROJECT supports women through training and community support and provides opportunities for employment and extra financial assistance when they need to find community, purpose, and hope.They began making bracelets using different crystals that were then sold to raise funds for local charities, schools, non-profits, and other organizations. They now make earrings and necklaces in addition to the bracelets, and 60% of their jewelry is handmade by women in Manitoba facing employment barriers, and 40% are imported for assembly.Amy's mission is to continuously encourage self-love, a mindset that is cultivated through the support of the community and backed up with heart and hard work.Website: https://www.iamloveproject.ca/@iam_love_projectFollow Coffee with Genny B on Instagram at @coffeewithgennybIf you would like to buy Genny a coffee, please visit ko-fi.com/coffeewithgennybSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this engaging interview, David shares wisdom on how change is easy, brain health, reducing the complexity, how negativity has become the bad guy, how to start a spiritual practice, personal development fatigue, the importance of celebrating wins, why you still have to do the work and how you need to know your core values to have the life you want. David is a bio-kinesiologist, neuroscientist, natural health care expert, wellness authority, medical exercise specialist, writer, owned a Medical Fitness Center for 16 years, is a natural body builder, the founder of Cog-Kinetics and the I Am Project.

In the last episode of Undiscussable, we looked at male victims of domestic abuse, with, the perpetrator being a woman. This week we’re going to look the experience in a same-sex relationship and the LGBT+ community. Just a note that I’m using the term LGBT+ but it’s also important to keep in mind this isn’t a generalisation and the identities and needs of people are unique. Domestic abuse being thought of as gendered by nature dominates the conversation and often is framed in a heterosexual relationship, and that victims are all straight women.Something we’ve been addressing through this series but I would like to highlight is that partner abuse is a systematic pattern of behaviours where one person attempts to exert power and control over the thoughts, beliefs, and/or actions of their partner, someone they are dating or have/had an intimate relationship with.LGBT+ victims of domestic abuse are twice as likely to have experienced abuse by a family member in childhood.This is what happened to Gavin, who we hear from in this episode. He had a childhood of abuse and neglect, and then as a young man was sexually exploited multiple times.Domestic abuse also happens in lesbian relationships. Jessica has bravely shared her story with us, she is no longer with her abusive partner but still fears her and had to move to a completely new area to escape her.GuestsDuncan Craig OBE and CEO of Survivors ManchesterAmy manager of the National LGBT+ Domestic Abuse HelplineThank you to Gavin and Jessica. And Duncan and Amy.If there’s anything you can relate to please contact Galop, they welcome anyone from the LGBT+ community and the national LGBT domestic abuse helpline is 0800 999 5428 and email: help@galop.org.uk And the national domestic abuse helpline ran by Refuge is 08082000247 and please contact mankind.org.uk for male victims. Survivors Manchester.org.uk - Duncan Craig’s organisation.Please do check out The I Am … Project survey iamproject.org if you feel able to take part, it focuses on intimate partner relationships within the LGBTQ+ community. Supported by SafeLives, Stonewall, UK Black Pride and The British LGBT Awards, to identify the prevalence of domestic abuse across the LGBTQ+ community.Thank you for listening.Undiscussable has been backed by the Audio Content Fund for a special 8 part series with national radio station TalkRadio in the UK. It is on every Friday during drivetime at 6:30 pm featuring interviews with survivors from across society and includes live discussion and expert support.

On this special episode of Surviving to Thriving, guest host Zack Knight sits down with Curtis Jasper to discuss the male perspective in domestic violence. Curtis D. Jasper, PhD, a Southside of Chicago native, is considered by many to be a Conscious Evolutionary Guide. He is the Founder and Executive Director of I AM International, Inc.-A Personal Development, Spiritual-based, Leadership Development nonprofit organization focused on providing new insight and assisting the positive transformation of young Black Men. Dr. Curt is the creator of The I AM Project-40 Days to Self Actualization, Transformation and Release, a Spiritual Cleansing Personal Development Program which he launched January 2014. With the drive to be aware and the experience of the wider horizon of Reality and Spirituality, Dr. Curt has developed an extensive background in the Spiritual and Transformative elements of life; one that is both knowledge and experienced based. Dr. Curt is an individual and group Holistic therapist, mentor, coach, Spiritual Counselor, author, speaker and Educator. With a Spiritual synthesis of education, health & wellness, personal development, and emotional intelligence, Dr. Curt is commonly also regarded as The Teacher’s Teacher, The Coach’s Counselor, and The Counselor’s Coach with a sharing style that’s fit for the barbeque, classroom and the boardroom. His focus has always been to Educate, Inspire & Change by teaching others how to connect, communicate and then create. Dr. Curt serves clients locally, nationally and internationally. Dr. Curt is a former highly effective teacher, a national educational consultant, and an award winning Principal. He is an entrepreneur with over 15 years’ experience. More importantly, Dr. Curt has studied Philosophy, Psychology, Counseling, Spirituality, Metaphysics, Human Development, and Personal Development and credits his own life experiences as his Greatest Teacher. He credits his new qualifications to some of his most challenging past life changing experiences ranging from divorce, the death of both parents, depression, debt, failed businesses, financial hardships, long stints away from his children, a brief jail stay and the discovery of an adult child whom he was unaware of, all within a few years. Dr. Curt enjoys life with his beautiful wife, his Vegan diet, working out and reading 8-10 books per month as he does not own a television. Dr. Curt has a B.S. in Elementary Education, a Masters of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, and a PhD in Counseling specializing in Spirituality, Philosophy and Metaphysics. He is a Licensed, Ordained Nondenominational Minister, a community and Human activist and a loving father and Husband. He currently works, rest and plays right outside Atlanta, Georgia. On this episode: Curtis shares how he thinks the culturally acceptable male perspective can lead to domestic violence. Hear about the progressive steps of abuse. Curtis explains the three reasons men abuse women: It actually works. Violence is a form of control. Men are taught to. They can get away with it. Understand that controlling and abusive behaviors ultimately lead to violence because any tactic has a shelf life. Tweetable Quotes: “Men abusing women is not a woman problem, it’s a men problem.” "It’s not women’s job to create a space for men to work through their emotional shit." "Accountability is not control, it’s support." Elizabeth Pampalone: www.drcurtisdjasper.com (www.drcurtisdjasper.com) https://www.facebook.com/Dr.CurtisDJasper (https://www.facebook.com/Dr.CurtisDJasper) https://twitter.com/DrCurtisDJasper (https://twitter.com/DrCurtisDJasper) https://www.instagram.com/iamdr.curt/ (https://www.instagram.com/iamdr.curt/) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUhgO7HJKqDkmUko9_pXvMw (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUhgO7HJKqDkmUko9_pXvMw) Sponsor: Surviving to...

Mark Ayala and Angelo Marr from the "I Am Project" join the podcast and discuss what "I Am" means to them. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hall-of-mears-podcast/support

Justin Hartery is a Psychotherapist, Performance Coach and Therapist who is committed to serving the wholeness of others. Justin helps people establish new perspectives and patterns of behavior by tuning into our bodies, communities and our greater self. All of this is in service of consciously mobilizing collective and individual action towards a livable world and sustainable future. As part of the The I Am Project Justin created a process that he calls Fieldwork to help participants directly experience oneness: the relationship of “I”, “other”, and “we” and developing awareness of the ways that we can perceive the world from and as these various lenses.In this conversation we talk about how to move beyond limiting beliefs, how to find the courage and inspiration to live in the unknown and times that we just don't know what will happen. We talk about how we can expand our emotional and psychological capacity to process life's difficulties by recognizing that we are part of a collective. And we go deep into the understanding that we are all part of one great evolutionary process. We are the universe itself.The I AM Project MeditationVisit the I AM Project at theiamproject.one or on Facebook.More info at: "Realizing Our Oneness" with Justin HarteryMusic: "Watching You Breathe" by JacooYou can follow Jacoo on Facebook @JacooOriginal or listen to him on Spotify.

Today on the show we're talking with David Gilks about the journey of personal development. This episode is really a plea to do something with your personal development learning. We've taken all sorts of courses and listened to our mentors tell us over and over what we need to do but nothing happens if we do nothing. David is also a fitness coach and brings that sensibility to his I Am Project and his upcoming TedX talk. David is a great guest and deserves all of your attention! www.theiamproject.com and for fitness is www.factor3fitness.com. On facebook https://www.facebook.com/david.gilks1 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dopeamine/message

In this episode, we recap everything that's been going on in our lives since the last episode including a behind the scenes scoop on the I Am Project launch event. We also discuss our plans for the winter break including upcoming projects! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/doubledose/support