Podcast appearances and mentions of lisa henriksson

Lisa Henriksson shares her experiences with sex and lust, how to achieve the joy of embodiment, and what it takes to experience the magic of what else is possible with sex that is caring, curious, and fun. Key takeaways: Lust is the energy that makes bodies want to live You cannot fully enjoy your body until you get rid of your judgement How much has been locked into our bodies that’s not even ours? Sex can be honoring, and it can be playful Look in the mirror and see what’s beautiful

At 32 she had it all, things were perfect BUT she was not happy with the release of her book “I was supposed to be happy” she shares her journey and how she transformed her life and found fulfilment. 

A number of surveys show that unhappy people are much more self-centered. They more often withdraw, worry, and exhibit hostile behavior. Happy people, on the other hand, are more social, flexible, and creative. They’re more capable of dealing with complex and difficult situations in their everyday lives. Happy people are also more loving, helpful, and forgiving. Now, that doesn’t sound like a very self-centered goal, does it? So how do you achieve happiness? What if your possessions, accomplishments, wealth, and relationships are not the only solution, maybe not even THE solution. What if there is a different way than the one you learned? Join Heather Nichols and Lisa Henriksson as they explore “being happy” and the differences between trying and choosing happiness. Lisa Henriksson  is the co-founder of Wisdom Stockholm and the founder and CEO of yoga and health centers Egen tid. She is also the author of I Was Supposed to Be Happy and an Access Consciousness® Certified Facilitator. Lisa has made it her mission to share all she’s learned to help others find their own truth and joy. To be happy. “My desire is to create a different world,” Lisa says, “a world without judgment, beyond right and wrong—a conscious world where we are kind, grateful, vulnerable, and accepting of each other and ourselves. A world filled with more happy people. And I know it’s possible.” Right Happy for You ~ A class based on the book I Was Supposed To be Happy.  In Lisa’s class, she offers new perspectives on happiness and fulfillment. She shares her own long journey of personal exploration, xperimentation, and practice, until, eventually, she found her own happiness. Her journey was not without rough patches, unpleasant experiences, and a bit of trauma and drama. But instead of focusing on what was missing or wrong in her life, she chose to be happy, to see life through the lens of beauty and possibility, to live her life, as Albert Einstein said, ”as though everything is a miracle.” That perspective made all the difference. She found happiness, and so can you. You can learn more about Lisa on her website - www.lisahenriksson.com www.heathernichols.com #heathernichols

This week on Mom Talk Radio, recording artist and star of ABC Family’s smash hit, Pretty Little Liars, Lucy Hale, shares information about the Boost The Volume competition with Voices of Meningitis. Spotlight on Moms features Sommer Poquette of GreenAndCleanMom.org. Author Mark P. Friedlander, JR, shares how he combines curriculum with fiction in his new book Leonardo da Vinci Gets a Do-Over (Innovators In Action). Dr. Joshua Straub, author of Safe House, shares some practical ways to build grace in your daily life as a parent. Lisa Henriksson, author of I Was Supposed to Be Happy, shares advice for those struggling with happiness.

What does a "perfect life" look like to you?What does a "perfect life" look like to you?Did you meet the man of your dreams? Get married and have beautiful children? Land the best job in the world?Even if you've achieved everything you'd dreamed of earlier in your life, you may not be truly happy. Even worse, you might feel "trapped" in a life you thought you wanted, but no longer do. You might want something more than the boxes you've checked off. You may want to walk your own path... not the one you've been walking down.Lisa Henriksson, author of I Was Supposed to Be Happy, joins Andrea and Lisa to share her own journey to help others find their true choice and happiness.

Är wikileaks starten på en nyordning, en glasnost i västvärlden, eller bara en fluga? Är vi på väg mot en större öppenhet, eller bygger politisk makt på möjligheten att träffa överenskommelser i slutna rum? Och vilken roll spelar själva tekniken? Samtidshistoriker Lars Ilshammar, gästar studion. Dessutom fokuserar vi på möjligheten att hitta nya vägar i livet. Möt Lisa Henriksson, som gått från att vara projektledare i IT-branschen till att skapa en egen yoga- och pilatesstudio. Och så kommer Irma Schultz Keller och sjunger "Blank is", live i studio 7. Missa inte.