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Anisa Benitez resides in New York City and spends her time dismantling the 'starving artist' stigma and promoting #CreativeWellness. She's made the transition from top-industry marketer, for brands like Google, YouTube Music and more, to being an actor; model; public speaker; founder of More by Her, a storytelling platform highlighting creative womxn shaping culture; host and producer of No Starving Artist, a podcast to support creatives in building health, wealth and marketing wisdom.   In This Episode We Talk About: How she transitioned her career from Google to being a full-time creative entrepreneur. How she is breaking the stigma of a starving artist. The big life event that made her pivot her beliefs on what success means to her. How she decided to start acting and modeling in February of 2020. What is creative wellness exactly? How does she tap into her creativity? Anisa shares her creative process. How she shares personal experiences while being a private person. She shares what she has learned about relationships and what it takes. P.S. she is dating during the pandemic! Her views on Tik Tok. That is where we met after all! FULL SHOW NOTES   Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast and you feel called, please share it and tag me! Subscribe, rate, and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awakenandalign and let me know your favorite guests, lessons, or any topic requests.

Cho is the founder of The Astro Forecast, an astrology business specializing in forecasting and predictive astrology. As a cosmic super forecaster, she loves helping people better understand the planetary weather so that they can move WITH the winds, not against them. She also loves teaching and breaking down complicated astrology concepts into simple, bite-sized pieces. Her mission is to make astrology accessible to all!   In This Episode We Talk About: How she found astrology while growing up Korean-American. The current eclipse season we are in.  The big conjunction on December 21, 2020, and what to expect. How astrology can explain what's happening in our world right now.  What can we expect in the Aquarian age? Show Notes: Predictive Astrology Website Astro Forecast Instagram Astro Forecast TikTok

Sheetal is an Energy Coach and Sacred Evolutionist certified in Reiki, Crystal, Theta, and Quantum Healing. She has facilitated workshops across the world including Germany, Austria, Portugal, India, Sri Lanka, Lebanon, Turkey, and Dubai. Her research in Sacred Geometry and its connection to culture, religion, and self-realization helps activate seekers in raising their vibration and unlocking abundance in their life.    In This Episode We Talk About: How she found Sacred Geometry. What is Sacred Geometry? How it's found in everything from nature to science.  Her method for quantum healing. How just getting your vibe right will not open up your abundance matrix.   Show Notes: The Sacred Being Instagram The Sacred Being Facebook Soul Sessions: May 22nd New Moon Class

Adrianne Wright is the Founder and CEO of Rosie, a boutique storytelling agency for non-profits, people and brands doing good in the world. Her extensive portfolio includes organizations such as She Should Run, ParentChild+, Time's Up, She's the First, Clove and Patagonia. Adrianne is also the Co-Founder of I Will Not Be Quiet, a NYC-based activism group that brings women together in intimate talking circles to learn about issues and policies and take action. Adrianne is a passionate advocate for building power for women of color, and supporting spaces that provide a voice for the underrepresented. Adrianne lives in Brooklyn, New York, with her husband, Daniel and two-year-old daughter, Lily.   In This Episode We Talk About: How to be an activist and actually make change. The first step you can take to help. We talk about politics! Listen to what we have to say about the presidential candidates. Her tips on how to have conversations with people who don't share the same views. Show Notes: I Will Not Be Quiet Website I Will Not Be Quiet Instagram Think Rosie Website Think Rosie Instagram Adrianne Wright Instagram Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast and you feel called, please share it and tag me! Subscribe, rate and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awakenandalign and let me know your favorite guests, lessons or any show requests.

Emily, also lovingly referred to as "20 questions" has always loved figuring out people's stories. Born in Florida she moved to Connecticut at the ripe age of 12. As a sexy middle schooler, she became famous for being Frida Khalo's doppelganger, and after being asked what Latin American country she yielded from she decided to study Spanish and Communications (girl needed to communicate!) at a small Liberal Arts school in Ohio. Upon graduating from Denison University, she moved to Buenos Aires to master her Spanish and worked in various industries (ask her about Malbec).   Following her return to New York City, she landed in the Fashion world specializing in Events & Marketing working at Ralph Lauren, Club Monaco, Tory Burch and INTERMIX. In 2017, she took the leap and left her beloved NYC for SF to be with her guy (now husband). When she’s not connecting others or coaching solopreneurs, you can find her exploring new restaurants, drinking bold bottles of wine, taking early morning workout classes, planning her next trip or playing the name game. Follow her adventures at @emilyamerrell. In This Episode We Talk About: How she started Six Degrees Society based on her own experiences planning events and networking. How she took Six Degrees Society from side hustle to a full-time career. Her tips on how to make a life change.  What makes Six Degrees Society, not your average networking event.  Show Notes: Six Degrees Society Website Six Degrees Society Instagram Emily Merrell Instagram Connect with Awaken and Align: If you enjoyed the podcast, please share it.  Subscribe, rate and review the show wherever you get your podcasts. Your rating and review help more people discover it! Follow on Instagram @awakenandalign and let me know your favorite guests, lessons or any show requests.

Episode 89:Hanna works with women across the world to help them heal deeply and create the successful, love-filled and freedom-based lives they desire.Hanna Bier helps creative entrepreneurs, artists and do-gooders feel good in their own skin, so that they can confidently create the beautiful lives and fulfilling careers they've always wanted. She offers 1:1 coaching, e-courses and soulful podcast episodes for kind creatives who don't know how to achieve the success they desire (yet). Hanna is a Soulful Success Coach, Energy Healer, Family Constellation Therapist and a Priestess of the Divine Feminine.In This Episode We Talk About:-How your family patterns can influence your relationship with money-Spiritual and practical principles you can use to create money-How rejecting a parent can affect your money flowAccess show notes:https://www.pureenergypdx.com/integrate-yourself-podcast/creating-money-hanna-bierOregon Women's Wellness Retreat With Allison:https://www.pureenergypdx.com/new-events/womens-wellness-retreat-oregonBook a free coaching call with Allison:https://calendly.com/allisonpelot/30minSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/integrateyourself)

Episode 86Jator Pierre has been in the practice of transforming lives since 1999. Using a vast toolbox of modalities to bring about lasting change in his clients his work primarily focuses on emotional trauma, auto-immune issues, digestive disorders, chronic stress, and chronic pain. He is passionate about seeing the bigger picture and how that trickles down to the underlying mechanisms which lead to pathology, disease, and symptoms. His purpose is to help people examine and understand not only how the body functions but how each physical symptom correlates to and is expressive of underlying mental, emotional, and behavioral patterns. Jator works globally through Skype and in person in Denmark and his clientele is usually those searching for answers after working with many other healthcare professionals. IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT:-How your relationship with others uncovers deep truths about yourself.-Co-dependency and how we can learn to reflect what’s going on within .-The pitfalls of fitting in.-How to represent yourself authentically.-What trigger points represent and symbolize for us.Access Show Notes and Connect With Jator at:https://www.pureenergypdx.com/integrate-yourself-podcast/jator-pierreLeave me a review:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/integrate-yourself-podcast-about-hormones-nutrition/id1203490106?mt=2Book your free coaching call with Allison:https://calendly.com/allisonpelot/30min?month=2019-09Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/integrateyourself)

In This Episode We Talk About: How money is just energy If money is a frequency, how do you get in alignment with it? Money has no feelings. It's you're thoughts and feelings projected onto it. Start believing in yourself and in your ability to produce money How to define your money blocks Join Gulls 5 Days FREE Millionaire Mindset Makeover Challenge: https://www.millionairemindsetmakeover.com Where To Find Gull: Website: www.gullkhan.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheGullKhan/ Free FB group; https://www.facebook.com/groups/magnanimousmoneymindset/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/moneymindsetwithgull/ LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/makemoneywithgull/ Discount code for Pinterest membership 30% off your first month valid until Oct 1st. 2019! https://breemarie.teachable.com/purchase?product_id=1224377 CODE For 30% Off: 100LGIT --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Welcome to another episode of You're Welcome Radio! Today's guests are not only two of my "soul sisters," they are incredibly talented and humble women entrepreneurs who have gone ALL IN to make their dreams a reality. From working in a shrimp shack to being tracked down by Shark Tank, these two women know the hard work it takes to thrive in start-up culture. IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT: How to make shit happenHow to determine your values in businessWhat you do is a platform for IMPACTHow to handle resistance and set-backCreating trust-centered relationshipsOrganic marketing techniques How to deal with stress when you're juggling 10 balls at onceShowing up powerfully to your commitments Making gratitude a practice IMPORTANT MOMENTS: 26:44: What is OME Gear28:30: Getting clear on your personal values34:30: Valuing relationships is not about what someone can do for me36:25: Your occupation is less about what you do and more about the impact you're making44:29: Abundance vs. Scarcity mentality 50:59: Episode Affirmation

#122 — How to Win More Business, Make More Friends, and Get More Money, aka: How to Listen Better What happens when we listen fully? Without interjecting with our own opinions or experiences? Without asserting a best possible outcome or stating facts to support a specific viewpoint? How often do you leave a conversation—with a friend or colleague—and think to yourself, “They just don’t get what I mean/how I feel/how complicated this is.” How often do you catch yourself offering advice or trying to fix a problem for a friend before you realize they really just want a safe space and a friendly ear to empathize and process with them? Sarah digs into these overlapping experiences and asks the big question, “How can we create space in our personal and professional conversations to allow for real connection, true empathy, and beautifully nuanced understanding of one another?" Today we’re talking about how deep listening and thoughtful questioning lend themselves to much more open, nuanced, thoughtful conversations and relationships. Sarah is going to share the incredibly simple and astonishingly powerful tool she uses in her personal and professional life to connect more deeply with people, to grow her business, and to be of the deepest service to her clients, friends, and mastermind groups.  IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT How we tend to believe we know what’s best for others based on our own experiences, information, and desires. How quickly we lose sight of the true goal of conversation—connection—and instead move into problem solving, telling our own stories, or moving on to the next point. Sarah’s experience in her second birth of hiring and then ultimately choosing not to work with a doula who, rather than listening to Sarah and Alex’s preferences and desires, attempted to “educate” them into choosing a different path. The delicate and crucial difference between presenting useful information so someone can make a thoughtful decision for themselves and believing that someone “ought” to choose a specific choice due to the information you have. The profound power of a woman’s birth story and her decision to experience a pain-free birth. Why we strive at Startup Pregnant to present a wide range of experiences of pregnancy, parenthood, and work and why we always begin those stories with “in my experience.” The not-so-secret reason that coaching and therapy are so highly in need in our current culture. The super simple, incredibly effective tool Sarah uses in her life, masterminds, and with her corporate clients to build relationships and close deals. FULL SHOW NOTES Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/122. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE startuppregnant.com/ask startuppregnant.com/courses  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

In honor of this month of Mother's Day, and the Mother's Quest Manifesto Challenge I launched in the Facebook Group, I'm excited to continue sharing episodes each Thursday that can inspire you to claim your motherhood and life journey on your terms. This "encore episode" with The Truth Bomb Mom Kristina Kuzmic, where she talks about the importance of embracing our flaws and creating a family mission statement, has become a favorite. Along with the reflective prompts and live guest videos in the Mother's Quest Facebook Group, I hope this episode will also provide some inspiration and permission for you to create your #oneminutemommanifesto, a declaration of how you want to journey through motherhood and life. If you haven't yet followed along with the Manifesto Challenge, it's not too late. All the video replays and instructions are waiting for you as a "unit" in the Mother's Quest Facebook Group. We'd love to have you come over and join us!  And...if you create and share your #oneminutemommanifesto on social media before the end of May, we'll enter you into a drawing for some incredible classes and resources from amazing members of the Mother's Quest community.  Whether it's new to you, or you'll be listening for a second time, I hope you enjoy this encore episode with Kristina Kuzmic. And that you'll take us up on the challenge to create and share your #oneminutemommanifesto!  Much appreciation, P.S. Know someone who would love this conversation? Click forward now to pay this forward to a friend who may be interested. I am excited to share this vulnerable conversation with the Truth Bomb Mom, Kristina Kuzmic. Energetic, funny, and honest, Kristina has an in-your-face perspective on issues of parenting and life in general. She has become a Youtube sensation with her “mom-centric” videos about raising children and juggling all of life’s challenges, with over 200 million views across media outlets and websites worldwide. Kristina and her husband currently live in Southern California, where her most important, rewarding, and exhausting careers include being a sanitation engineer, chef, chauffeur, and conflict resolution guru for her three (mostly satisfied) clients – her children. In this episode, we talk about Kristina’s experience growing up in America, shaped by an escape from war-torn Croatia. She shares how on a whim, she went from being a divorced mother on food stamps to winning a cooking show on Oprah’s OWN Network in 2011.  How her satirical YouTube video, “4 Reasons Women Should NEVER Breastfeed in Public,” went viral and why Kristina believes it is her community that is responsible for her reaching a half a million followers. We get honest and emotional about our flaws and insecurities but also our impact and the power of sharing these with our children. Finally, we reflect on our shared experience of losing a baby in utero and how for both of us, focusing on just one positive thing on that day shifted our perspective and changed everything. I hope you leave this conversation, as I did, inspired to keep turning the pages in the chapter of your E.P.I.C.life, staying true to your mission, owning your flaws, and paying attention to one positive thing every day. I was so grateful for this time with Kristina and I know you will be too. In This Episode We Talk About: How growing up in war-torn Croatia and her subsequent immigration to the U.S. impacted her life How her mother influenced her parenting by striking a healthy balance between enforcing rules and fostering joy Why she named her company “Flawed” and how she has let go of perfection Her journey from Oprah to YouTube The importance of community and of women who champion each other How to turn down the volume on our inner critics What my son said to me that Kristina says she will never forget Resources and Topics Mentioned: Kristina’s viral video: 4 Reasons Women Should Never Breastfeed in Public (a sarcastic take on the arguments against breastfeeding) Visit Kristina on YouTube: www.youtube.com/stickycook Visit Kristina on Facebook: www.facebook.com/KristinaKuzmic Mother’s Quest Theory of Change Previous Mother’s Quest Episodes Mentioned: Ep 09: The Soul-Fueled Truth with Amber Lilyestrom and Ep 00: Planting Seeds for Mother’s Quest – An Introduction Elizabeth Gilbert’s book Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear Kristina’s Positivity Challenge – and sign up here to download the free “E.P.I.C. Life Planning and Reflection Sheet” and start capturing your gratitude daily. Announcements: Join the Manifesto Challenge In honor of Mother’s Day, I kicked off a five day Mother’s Quest Manifesto Challenge in the private Facebook group. More about the inspiration behind the challenge in my episode with Graeme Seabrook. Each day, I shared a reflective prompt to help you claim the next chapter in your life and hosted a different mother, who shared their stories and their #oneminutemommanifesto for inspiration.  All of these resources are still in the Mother’s Quest Facebook Group, so it's never too late to come on over and participate.  Spark Your E.P.I.C. Year Anyone else feel like they need a spring reset to their year?  A few months ago, we declared February the new January and facilitated a Mother's Quest Workshop/Virtual Milestone Hike experience to help us all start again. Using photos from my favorite local hike, I took a small group on a virtual journey to: ✨Reflect on our last chapter (as we ascend)  ✨Decide what we want to release (using an image of a big bad bonfire!) and what we want to carry forward ✨Then, set intentions along the E.P.I.C. guideposts for our new chapter.  There’s a special planning sheet we created to guide you and help you document the whole process. 

#113 — How to Raise Successful Children: Trust and Respect in Parenting, School, and Business Why is so much parenting advice seemingly in direct conflict with others? How do we determine who is correct? How do we make these emotional decisions for ourselves? Esther Wojcicki is considered the most influential educator in contemporary times and her pedagogical and epistemological philosophy is being adapted by local Silicon Valley schools as well as national and global educational programs. She is the pioneer of Moonshot Thinking, a program that she uses in schools, and her influence in technology-enabled schools has been central to the tenants and design of new modern education systems. She is also known as the mother in Silicon Valley who raised three of the most successful women in the United States. You may recognize her as the mother of Susan Wojcicki, the CEO of YouTube; of Janet Wojcicki, who has a PhD in medical anthropology and teaches at the University of California San Francisco’s medical center; and Anna Wojcicki, the founder of the biotech and genetics testing company 23andMe. Today on this episode we get to talk to Esther about her core principles in her pedagogical style and her parenting style. How she promotes independence, critical thinking and encourages kids to dive into topics that truly excite them. Her focus and work is on how to help children become young adults by developing the self-sufficiency to take control of their futures. IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT How pregnancy and birth recommendations have changed over the last 40 years. How giving even the youngest children jobs or tasks can increase their feelings of accomplishment and self-worth. The value behind speaking to babies and toddlers like they are a partner and understanding presence.   Her acronym for success, TRICK, which stands for: trust, respect, independence, collaboration and kindness. That giving young children the space to be independent teaches them that: they are capable and that you trust them. How the single piece of advice Dr. Woj wants to pass on to new mothers is quite simple: trust yourself. No one knows your baby better than you. What Dr. Woj considers to be the main value of sleep training (hint: it’s not sleep). How successful businesses embody the same relationship with their employees that Dr. Woj used to raise her children and currently uses with her students. FULL SHOW NOTES Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/113. LEARN MORE ABOUT ESTHER WOJCICKI    Wojcicki is a leading American educator, journalist and mother. Leader in Blending Learning and the integration of technology into education, she is the founder of the Media Arts program at Palo Alto High School, where she built a journalism program from a small group of 20 students in 1984 to one of the largest in the nation including 600 students, five additional journalism teachers, and nine award-winning journ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

Episode 78: Kate Swoboda is creator of YourCourageousLife.com, Director of the Courageous Living Coach Certification at TeamCLCC.com and author of The Courage Habit: How to Accept Your Fears, Release the Past, and Live Your Courageous Life. She helps individuals, teams, and companies see where old, fear-based habits have kept people stuck or started to limit what’s possible for an organization, and then start creating more courageous lives by getting into “the courage habit,” a four-part process for behavioral and organizational change.IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT:-How you can start making more progress on your goals-Steps toward feeling more confident even when making difficult decisions-Develop more emotional resilience: by understanding how habits work -How fear patterns can keep you in a continuous feedback loop of unhealthy habits.-Four fear patterns that most people fall under and go unnoticed.-How habits are formed in the brain. -How any habit can be broken and changed for the better.-How community plays an important part in reflecting back to us what goes unseen.Access Show Notes Here:https://www.pureenergypdx.com/integrate-yourself-podcast/your-courageous-lifePlease leave me a review on iTunes!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/integrate-yourself-podcast-about-hormones-nutrition/id1203490106?mt=2Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/integrateyourself)

#109 — Co-founders Elena Rue and Catherine Orr on being pregnant at the same time The two co-founders were both already parents. They’d done the pregnancy thing before. Then they found out they both were pregnant again, and at the same time. Elena Rue and Catherine Orr are co-founders of StoryMine Media, a company that creates documentary videos for mission-driven organizations. They’d been in business together for years, and were both already parents to young children. Yet they’d been able to balance being co-founders because one was always able to cover for the other one if a pregnancy came up. This time, however, they were due within weeks of each other! Both co-founders pregnant? Use it as a kick in the pants Yet instead of panic and think that business was over, they decided to talk about how to go about planning for pregnancies as entrepreneurs in a different way. They decided to use their joint pregnancies as a kick in the pants to implement changes that they’d been wanting to make as a business for years. The intersection of entrepreneurship and pregnancy is a place I’m fascinated with at Startup Pregnant, and every interview we do shares another story of how to tackle this life design challenge in new and interesting ways. How can we make business better because of pregnancy? What if we looked at our bodies slowing down or our need for rest not as a curse on business, but as a fascinating opportunity for renovation and re-design? Not that we’re saying this is easy None of us are saying that this is easy or wonderful to go through—change sometimes feels like it comes through with a sledgehammer—but it is, in some cases, an opportunity for growth and leveling up. IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT: How to unroll your pregnancies and announce them strategically (and where the balance is between being authentic and also being strategic). Using pregnancy as a leverage point and changing project timelines, expectations, and deliverables accordingly. How to build a better team, and get better at building teams. Why they finally took advice they’d been hearing over and over again and actually implemented it (pregnancy was the thing that made them take the advice to heart, and take action). Today you’ll get to hear not just from two pregnant women, but from three pregnant women, all in their third trimesters! Why? I recorded this interview back when I was also 38 weeks pregnant, so you’ll get to hear it all from all of us. Yes, we’ll tell it like it is. Listen in to this joint conversation as we talk about what to do when you find out your co-founder is pregnant at the same time as you. FULL SHOW NOTES Get the complete show notes with episode quotes, photos, and time stamps at http://www.startuppregnant.com/109. LEARN MORE ABOUT STORYMINE MEDIA AND THE CO-FOUNDERS ELENA AND CATHERINE StoryMine creates documentary videos for mission-driven organizations. They capture real stories and human moments, that connect people to a cause. The greatest thing you can do to serve a mission, grow awareness, and inspire action, is to find the real people, specific m --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startuppregnant/message

Melissa Monte is the host of the popular podcast, Mind Love. Not long ago, Melissa was spiraling. She was bulimic, self-destructive and had no sense of self-love. The darker her inner world became, the more her life seemed to follow. Melissa had the outer life experiences that could understandably justify the darkness of her inner world—she was sexually assaulted, twice; she struggled with a destructive eating disorder for 10 years; her best friend committed suicide; she lost a parent from lymphoma; she was emotionally trapped in a manipulative relationship that ultimately landed her in jail for someone else’s crime—however, it was ultimately through changing her mind about her perception of her experiences and her Self that she turned her life around. Now, through her podcast, Mind Love, she teaches other people the many tools that she used to light up her inner world. In this interview she shares raw stories about her past, what she did to move through it, how she is still processing parts of it, and how she has turned it into her purpose and life’s work.   IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT: How your life reflects your mindset Opening your mind + expanding your possibilities through inner work Melissa’s background and what led her to do the deep inner work Some of the tools Melissa used to change her mind Why it is important to be patient with yourself while unpacking trauma How she navigates the “unpacking” now Plus much more…   RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE  Mind Love Podcast Catch Melissa on Instagram Catch Mind Love Podcast on Instagram   LET’S CONNECT Website: Bryannadee.com Instagram: @bryanna_dee Facebook: Facebook.com/bryannadee Pinterest: Pinterest.com/bryannadee/

Jenna Black works with female entrepreneurs as a success and wealth alignment coach. She helps them with money mindset, confidence, clarity, and personal branding! In This Episode We Talk About: *How to tell the difference between your intuition and your ego *Shifting your mindset around money *Techniques Jenna uses to get into a flow state *Taking action despite being full of fear WHERE TO FIND JENNA: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jennablack.inc/?hl=en Website: https://www.abundantboss.com/about/ Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/abundantqueens/ Jenna’s Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/the-jenna-black-show/id1436678050 Questions? Send em' to: info@livingbreely.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week’s episode is with the beautiful soul, Stevie Wright of Live Wright Wellness. Stevie is a certified Holistic Health Coach who helps other millennial women heal their relationships with food. She knows that food is our most intimate relationship in life and has an effect on everything, and she is so passionate about helping other women heal that intimate relationship. Stevie is constantly learning so that she can face her shadows and bring more light and expansion into her life and into her clients’ lives… and boy does it show! She truly has such a loving, pleasant presence. Just being around her lights me up! Enjoy!!   IN THIS EPISODE WE TALK ABOUT: How food is our most intimate relationship What primary and secondary food is, and why it is crucial to balance both in order to feel nourished at a cellular level How the documentary Food Matters helped her get unstuck during a plateau in her life and pointed her in the direction of health and healing, and ultimately her career What she works on with clients in her six-month program Stevie’s passion for continued learning in mind, body, and spirit evolution Why it is important for healers to work on themselves first before working to help others How she uses plant-based ceremonies to help drop the filter and get to the truth of what’s really going on in her life Her personal spiritual journeys of taking the Ayahuasca during those ceremonies, and the healing community that she partakes in these journeys with Why openness and curiosity are huge parts of self-growth and transformation The balance between masculine and feminine energy and the importance of women building other women up Embracing and overcoming the belief of not being good enough Plus so much more…   RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE Food Matters Hungry for Happiness   Connect with Stevie: Website: Live Wright Wellness Instagram: @LiveWrightWellness Facebook: Stevie Wright   Quotes “I knew that I could help women my age going through the same thing because I knew a lot of us just feel stuck.  “You have to heal yourself first.” “Food is our most intimate relationship. Of course, it would be an intricate thing to work out.” “We were born worthy. We don’t have to do anything to become worthy.” “You can’t just live in your safe container and be happy-go-lucky and joyful, you have to bring the icky parts in to work through them to transform and get to the new level.” “If you do the work and you want to get into the light, show up and step into your power, the reward is so great.” “If you feel the fear but do it anyway, it’s so good.” “The more I heal myself, the more I get to help my clients.” “There is so much abundance in this life that as women we don’t have to compete. There’s room at the top for all of us.”   LET’S CONNECT Website: Bryannadee.com Instagram: @bryanna_dee Facebook: Facebook.com/bryannadee Pinterest: Pinterest.com/bryannadee  

Join the WWE Mastermind Gila Kurtz is a Working Woman Entrepreneur and the Founder and Co-Owner of Dog is Good, an award-winning, nationally recognized lifestyle brand for dog lovers.  Renowned for its clever and poignant messaging, the company offers unique gifts, apparel, home décor, and experiences that resonate immediately with dog lovers worldwide.  She is also the author of Fur Covered Wisdom… A Dog Can Change the Way you See the World which quickly became an #1 book in Amazon. In This Episode We Talk About: How she grew her business to 7 figures during a recession Ideas to find what kind of business is right for you Her journey that resulted in her lifestyle brand for dog lovers The importance of coming from a place in the future  Advice about becoming affiliated with associations Dog is Good Exhibitor program Generating profit right out of the gate Resources: Fur Covered Wisdom Dog is Good Profit First Contact Info: gila@dogisgood.com Join the WWE Mastermind