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About Candlelight Bridge In 1910, twelve-year-old Candelaria Rivera and her family flee across the Chihuahuan Desert to America to escape the rising storm of the Mexican Revolution. Meanwhile, twenty-year-old Yan Chi Wong flees the Chinese Revolution and a shattering loss, also bound for America, where he's nicknamed Yankee. They meet in El Paso, Texas, where they fight to make a home in a world that does not want them, until a terrible desire threatens to destroy their lives. Candlelight Bridge is not a romance but a tale of grudging partners struggling to survive the American Dream.   Purchase now from Bookshop.org  https://bookshop.org/a/10588/9781963245073   Purchase now from Amazon https://amzn.to/3EhJM2i   About Cara Lopez Lee Cara Lopez Lee is the author of the historical novel, Candlelight Bridge (FlowerSong Press, May 2024) and the memoir, They Only Eat Their Husbands (Bower House Books). Her writing has appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Rivet, and Manifest-Station. She was an award-winning TV journalist in Alaska. She's a winner of The Moth StorySLAM and is featured in many storytelling shows, including Unheard L.A. and Risk. Lopez Lee and her husband live in Ventura, California.     _______________________________________________________________ One easy way to support this show is to rate and review Read Between the Lines wherever you listen to our podcast.  Those ratings really help us and help others find our show. Read Between the Lines is hosted by Molly Southgate and is produced/edited by Rob Southgate for Southgate Media Group.    Follow this show on Facebook @ReadBetweentheLinesPod Follow our parent network on Twitter at @SMGPods Make sure to follow SMG on Facebook too at @SouthgateMediaGrouLearn more, subscribe, or contact Southgate Media Group at www.southgatemediagroup.com.   Check out our webpage at southgatemediagroup.com

Natasha Kerry Smith is a poet, fiction writer, creative writing coach, nutritionist and kettlebell trainer in training. Originally from Ireland, she's based in the south of Spain where she currently lives in her van with the goal of finishing a novel inspired by van-life. In 2024, she started performing her debut collection of poetry, Infinite Jade, inspired by a lost culture of cannabis. The collection is put to an original soundtrack of deep house music and will be released online in 2025. She also has plans to perform in cannabis-friendly venues around Europe in 2025. She created content for the cannabis industry for seven years, spreads cannabis education as The Healthy Hashhead, and continues to cook with cannabis for gut health and hormonal balance. Her writing has been published on Cannabis Business Times, Merry Jane, Sensi Seeds, as well as The Rumpus, Catapult, The Manifest-Station, and The Manchester Review, amongst others. She has a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Manchester where she studied under Jeannette Winterson. 

Episode # 145   Welcome to another inspiring episode of "The Creative Soulpreneur." Today, we have an exceptional guest, Julia Motyka, an accomplished writer, performer, and storyteller, whose work delves deeply into themes of transformation and homecoming. Over the next hour, host Nick takes us on a journey through Julia's creative and personal endeavors, exploring her passions and projects ranging from solo shows and plays to retreats centered on self-transformation and breath work. Julia discusses how she balances her multifaceted career as a performer, yoga teacher, audiobook narrator, and writer, all while holding space for others' stories and transformations. In this episode, we'll explore the intricate process of creative transformation, the importance of vulnerability, and the significance of pain in storytelling. Join us as Julia Motyka passionately discusses the joy of creating, the power of listening over giving advice, and the importance of community.   Takeaways:   Transformation and Vulnerability: Julia's creative work and personal life reflect her commitment to dismantling emotional walls and staying open in a complicated world.   **Community and Connection: Her creation of the "clubhouse" on Substack exemplifies her dedication to fostering a supportive community centered around transformation, connection, and embracing challenges.   **Embracing Pain for Growth: Through her own experiences and her role as a yoga teacher, Julia emphasizes the importance of grounding practices to navigate the pain inherent in transformation.   Julia Substack   Get a FREE Social Media Story Prompts Calendar. 30 days of prompts to inspire your next great piece of content! Social Media Prompt Calendar   Julia Motyka is an internationally recognized writer, performer, audiobook narrator, and yoga teacher who lives in NYC. She has recent pieces at Dorothy Parker's Ashes and The Manifest Station and was one of the winners of The Fish Anthology Prize for Short Memoir, 2020. Her solo show, What I Know, Now will premiere at Bay Street Theatre this summer. As a performer, she's appeared Off-Broadway and with some of the nation's top regional theatres, winning awards in San Francisco and Colorado and a nomination in LA and has voiced scores of audiobooks. She writes The Clubhouse on substack and is currently working on a memoir.   Nick Demos is a Tony and Olivier Award winning Broadway producer, documentary filmmaker, conscious business coach and manifestation expert. With over 15 years of teaching pranayama (breath work), yoga and creativity as well as thirty years in the entertainment industry, he has travelled from the Tony Awards to ashrams and run a multi-million dollar business in between. Nick helps you clear blocks and tap into your creative intuition so you can tell your stories and manifest the business and life of your dreams creating wealth and impact.  

Meet Julia. She has built a community on IG based on her own experiences with grief. In a place where it all feels superficial, she makes sure to educate people and share resources with those who need it. Julia Morin is a writer and a grief specialist, educator and advocate, as well as the face behind the Instagram community @girl_meets_grief, which she launched over Mother's Day weekend in 2021. She is a childhood parent loss survivor whose mother died suddenly and tragically nearly 30 years ago, two months after she turned eight years old—and less than one week after Mother's Day —and she has experienced a number of other losses in her life.She is fiercely passionate about normalizing conversations and ending the stigma around grief, as she continues to navigate the various manifestations of this significant early loss. Passionate about work around mother loss and childhood loss, as a result of her lived experiences. Her approach to grief support is rooted in the belief that grief, like love, lasts forever–and while we never “get over” it or “move on,” we can learn to move forward with it, live alongside it, and integrate it into our lives.Julia's writing on grief and mental health has been published by Chicken Soup for the Soul, The Mighty and The Manifest-Station among others, and she has been a guest on podcasts including Got Grief, How to Grieve and Daughters Without Moms as well as a live appearance on The Power of Love Show with TJ and Taj Jackson of the Dee Dee Jackson Foundation.__________________Attention, savvy online entrepreneurs! Expand your Shopify and Etsy product lines with our $30 membership (cancel anytime). Get instant access to 6 courses and 10 workshops, teaching you how to create and sell beautiful, ready-to-use digital planners, journals, stickers, and printables. All templates come with a PLR license, so you can resell it – click the link below to learn more!✨ Join Selling Digital - All Access

Cathy Shields joins Let's Talk Memoir for a conversation about the role guilt and grief have played in her experience parenting a unique child, how she has navigated her daughter's diagnosis of severe cognitive disability, writing about complicated mothers and complicated mothering, protecting children in our work, critical mothers, living in the contradiction, and her memoir The Shape of Normal.    Also in this episode: -not giving up -social anxiety -forgiving ourselves   Memoirs mentioned in this episode: The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan DIdion  Educated by Tara Westover The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls Raising a Rare Girl by Heather Lanier To Siri with Love by Judith Newman   Catherine (Cathy) Shields, M.S. Ed., is a retired early childhood teacher. She writes about parenting, disabilities, and self-discovery. In her debut memoir, The Shape of Normal, Cathy explores the truths and lies parents tell themselves. Her stories and essays have appeared in NBC Today, Newsweek, Bacopa Literary Review, Grown, and Flown,  Brevity Blog, Write City Magazine, The Manifest-Station, and elsewhere. Cathy lives in Miami, Florida. In her free time, Cathy likes to hike, kayak, and explore the Everglades National Park with her husband, to whom she's been married forever.   Connect with Cathy:  Website: https://www.cathyshieldswriter.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cathyshieldswriter LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/cathy-shields-88487711b X: https://twitter.com/Catshields1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cathy.p.shields.3 Substack: https://cathyshieldswriter.substack.com/ Get Cathy's Book: https://www.vineleavespress.com/the-shape-of-normal-by-catherine-shields.html   — Ronit's writing has appeared in The Atlantic, The Rumpus, The New York Times, The Iowa Review, Hippocampus, The Washington Post, Writer's Digest, American Literary Review, and elsewhere. Her memoir WHEN SHE COMES BACK about the loss of her mother to the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh and their eventual reconciliation was named Finalist in the 2021 Housatonic Awards Awards, the 2021 Indie Excellence Awards, and was a 2021 Book Riot Best True Crime Book. Her short story collection HOME IS A MADE-UP PLACE won Hidden River Arts' 2020 Eludia Award and the 2023 Page Turner Awards for Short Stories. She earned an MFA in Nonfiction Writing at Pacific University, is Creative Nonfiction Editor at The Citron Review, and lives in Seattle with her family where she teaches memoir workshops and is working on her next book. More about Ronit: https://ronitplank.com Sign up for monthly podcast and writing updates: https://bit.ly/33nyTKd   Follow Ronit: https://www.instagram.com/ronitplank/ https://twitter.com/RonitPlank https://www.facebook.com/RonitPlank   Background photo credit: Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash Headshot photo credit: Sarah Anne Photography Theme music: Isaac Joel, Dead Moll's Fingers

Our world is starved of people showing up as their true selves - with our awkwardness, playfulness and realness front and center. The fear of being too much, too loud and too messy drives a lot of people to shrink themselves, and walk around with an injured essence.   A powerful catalyst for realness is being in the presence of people who welcome all aspects of themselves, and live who they are out loud.   This doesn't just help us undo and unlearn the messaging that diminishes us. By osmosis, it allows who we truly are to surface effortlessly.   How do you invite your weirdest self to the table? What does embracing yourself completely feel like?   In this episode, we're excited to be joined by our very first guest - author, speaker and coach, Jennifer Pastilof. We have a delicious conversation about discovery, wonder and how to stop hiding ourselves in shame.   Surround yourself with people you want to be like, not people you want to be. -Jennifer Pastiloff   Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode    -You've got everyone, but remember to also have you When we set the intention to serve others, how do we make sure we're not leaving ourselves behind?   -Allowing vs. being allowed  What's the difference between being allowed by others, and allowing ourselves?    -How to find your place of authenticity Who we spend time with allows us to be our true selves, how do we find those people who pull out what makes us special?    Guest Bio  Jennifer Pastiloff travels the world with her unique workshop “On Being Human,” a hybrid of yoga related movement, writing, sharing out loud, letting the snot fly, and the occasional dance party. Cheryl Strayed, author of Wild, calls Jen “a conduit of awakenings.” Jen has been featured on Good Morning America, New York Magazine, Health Magazine, CBS News and more for her unique style of teaching, which she has taught to thousands of women in sold-out workshops all over the world. She is also the founder of the online magazine The Manifest-Station. Jen leads annual retreats to Italy and France and she is the guest speaker at Canyon Ranch and Miraval Resorts a couple times each year. She also leads Writing and The Body workshops with author Lidia Yuknavitch. Jennifer has created a massive online following from her personal essays and teachings. Follow Jen on instagram at @jenpastiloff or Facebook . She is also the creator of @nobullshitmotherhood on Instagram. Her motto to live by is Don't Be An Asshole.

On this episode, we bring you a story by our own Andrea Askowitz. A version of this essay was published April 2023 on CNN and titled What Justine Bateman Gets Exactly Right About Beauty. You'll hear tips on how to bring in outside evidence for a more effective opinion piece and how to use the news stories, popular in the media, to create a personal essay.Andrea Askowitz has been published in The New York Times, Salon, The Rumpus, Huffington Post, Glamour, AEON, The Writer, Manifest-Station, Mutha, Washington Post, CNN, NPR, PBS, and the anthologies, Looking Queer, All that Glitters, and forthcoming, Stained: An Anthology of Writing About Menstruation. She is the author of the memoir My Miserable, Lonely, Lesbian Pregnancy and the Editor of Badass: True Stories, The Double Album. Andrea is the Executive Producer and Host of Writing Class Radio, a podcast that airs true, personal stories and gives tips on how to write stories. Writing Class Radio is hosted by Allison Langer and Andrea Askowitz. Audio production by Matt Cundill, Evan Surminski, Chloe Emond-Lane, and Aiden Glassey at the Sound Off Media Company. Theme music is by Justina ShandlerA transcription of this episode is available here. There's more writing class on our website including stories we study, editing resources, video classes, writing retreats, and live online classes. Join our writing community by following us on Patreon. If you want to write with us every week, you can join our First Draft weekly writers groups. You have the option to join me on Tuesdays 12-1 ET and/or Thursdays with Eduardo Winck 8-9pm ET. You'll write to a prompt and share what you wrote. Or Second Draft on Thursday 12-1 ET where students bring in an edited draft for feedback and help getting published. If you're a business owner, community activist, group that needs healing, entrepreneur and you want to help your team write better, check out all the classes we offer on our website, writingclassradio.com.Join the community that comes together for instruction, an excuse to write, and the support from other writers. To learn more, go to www.Patreon.com/writingclassradio. Or sign up HERE for First Draft for a FREE Zoom link.A new episode will drop every other WEDNESDAY. There's no better way to understand ourselves and each other, than by writing and sharing our stories. Everyone has a story. What's yours?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Navigating the Culture of Chronic Pain with Francesca GrossmanAired Tuesday, June 6, 2023 at 11:00 AM PST / 2:00 PM ESTFor over 20 years, author Francesca Grossman, author of NOT Weakness: Navigating the Culture of Chronic Pain, felt stuck in the centrifuge of her own pain. After all that time of living this way, she started to wonder: where were all the other people who lived like I did? Why didn't I know them? Why didn't I share my story? She started asking women in her community if they had chronic pain―only to find that I was surrounded by women also battling in silence. The more I spoke to people, the more she found common themes and experience—feeling silenced, experiencing humiliation and shame, struggling in relationships and work—proving that my stories of pain were not unique, and neither were her feelings of loneliness and seclusion.About the Guest:Francesca Grossman is a writer and writing instructor. Her work has been published in The New York Times, Brain, Child Magazine, The Manifest Station, Ed Week, Drunken Boat, and Word Riot, among others. She runs writing retreats and workshops internationally and leads an annual intensive workshop at The Harvard Graduate School of Education.She has a BA and MA from Stanford University and a doctorate from Harvard University in education. Her acclaimed instructional manual Writing Workshop; How to Create a Culture of Useful Feedback is used in universities and workshops all over the world. Francesca lives in Newton, MA, with her husband and two children.Social Media:Website: https://francescagrossmanbooks.com/Instagram: @francescagrossmanbooksConnect with Linda Joy at https://www.linda-joy.com/#FrancescaGrossman #InspiredConversations #LindaJoySubscribe to our Newsletter https://omtimes.com/subscribe-omtimes-magazine/Connect with OMTimes on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Omtimes.Magazine/ and OMTimes Radio https://www.facebook.com/ConsciousRadiowebtv.OMTimes/Twitter: https://twitter.com/OmTimes/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/omtimes/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/2798417/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/omtimes/

It seems like any chance we can, Gen Xers proudly exclaim Gen Xer here! This of course starts a conversation and mutual bonding over Gen X nostalgia… the hair, the music, the fashion. That's why Jackie and I had so much fun talking with Erin Mantz, a Gen X Girl and Founder and Editor of the Gen X Girls Grow Up blog and the 33,000 followers strong Gen X Girl Facebook page. Erin creates content that celebrates the Gen X spirit, 80s pop culture and the traits that set us apart.  Erin's work has been published in The Washington Post, Slate, Chicken Soup for the Soul Parenting, Huffington Post, Washington Parent Magazine, Care.com, Manifest Station and others. She's also served as editor-at-large for Washington Parent Magazine, and is the the editor of the book Hey, Who's in My House? Stepkids Speak Out. Erin loved growing up in the 1970s and 80s. She doesn't think we should be referred to as the Slacker Generation, she's a proud latchkey kid and refuses to let our generation be treated like the neglected middle child. We agree. In this episode we talk about what it means to be a Gen X Woman, why we have such generational pride and of course we have fun talking about the memories.We're having a party and YOU are invited. Join us on Wednesday, March 8th at 5pm EST for the launch party in celebration of our annual digital magazine GEN neXt: The Voice of the Modern Gen X Woman. We're going to have: Trivia to test your 1980s nostalgia The Culture Club Cocktail (Mocktail version too) Fun 1980 prizes Head over to www.moderngenxwoman.com/party to get your spot for the party AND tell two friends so they can join us too!

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Kelly Sokol is the author of Breach and The Unprotected, which was featured on NPR and named one of Book Riot's 100 Must-Read Books of Pregnancy, Childbirth and Motherhood. She is a Pushcart Prize-nominated author and MFA creative writing graduate. Her work has appeared in Alpinist, UltraRunning Magazine, The Manifest-Station, Connotation Press, and more. She teaches creative writing at The Muse Writers Center. When she is not reading, writing or parenting, Kelly dreams, in color, of the mountains. She can often be found running in the backcountry. She resides in Virginia with her family. How Do You Write Podcast: Explore the processes of working writers with bestselling author Rachael Herron. Want tips on how to write the book you long to finish? Here you'll gain insight from other writers on how to get in the chair, tricks to stay in it, and inspiration to get your own words flowing. Join Rachael's Slack channel, Onward Writers: https://join.slack.com/t/onwardwriters/shared_invite/zt-7a3gorfm-C15cTKh_47CEdWIBW~RKwgRachael can be YOUR mini-coach, and she'll answer all your questions on the show! http://patreon.com/rachael Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ever wonder what it's like to be sexually abused at the hands of a family member and NOT be believed? Well, that's what happened to my next guest on the S.O.S. podcast. Hear what happened when Kelly Wallace bravely shared her story in open court but was not vindicated due to her Grandfather's community ties and public reputation. She now is writing her memoir after years of processing this trauma, dedicated to helping others heal. Her writing style has roots in writing about key moments and peels back the layers of human nature. She studied with the Pinewood Table writers' group led by award-winning authors Stevan Allred and Joanna Rose. Kelly's writing honors include publications in The Manifest-Station, On Loan From the Cosmos, VoiceCatcher, and Perceptions magazines, additionally fellowships at the Summer Fishtrap Gathering and the Attic Institute, and residencies at Hypatia-in-the-Woods. She is a graduate of Wells College in Aurora, New York, and is a frequent podcast guest speaking about her experience as a child sexual abuse survivor.Read more about her work - https://www.kellywallace.org/

After watching a child sexual abuse awareness video in her second grade classroom, Kelly Wallace told her mom that she was being molested on weekend visits at her grandparents house. In the middle of a contentious divorce, Kelly's mom believed her but her father, an up and coming attorney sided with his dad.Kelly Wallace testified against her grandpa at eight years old. With a less than 2.8% conviction rate of sexual assault cases, her grandpa was found not guilty. She is a recovering alcoholic with twenty-one years of sobriety. Kelly Wallace developed a writing style that both roots in the moment and peels back the layers of human nature at the Pinewood Table writers group led by award-winning authors Stevan Allred and Joanna Rose. Kelly's writing honors include publications in The Manifest-Station, On Loan From the Cosmos, VoiceCatcher and Perceptions magazines, fellowships at the Summer Fishtrap Gathering and the Attic Institute, and residencies at Hypatia-in-the-Woods. A graduate of Wells College in Aurora, New York, she is a frequent podcast guest speaking about her experience as a child sexual abuse survivor.                        3 top tips for my audience: 1. Never, ever give up! 2. Rejection is protection 3. Don't quit five minutes before the miracle Social media and contact info Kellywallace.org Twitter: kellythewriter1 Insta: kellythewriter

On this highly anticipated episode Dr. Dan talks to the incomparable Jennifer Pastiloff —author, mother, writing/retreat leader, activist, and truth warrior.Dr. Dan interviews the incredible, dynamic, singular, inspiring Jennifer Pastiloff about: her philosophy “Don't Be An Asshole”, Roe Vs. Wade, #shameloss, her empowering platform, and her book On Being Human. Jennifer is a truth teller, a writing warrior, and an inspiration to thousands -- both online and in person. Jen is passionate about creating community, self-acceptance, self-love, and being real. She's embraced her own mental health journey, deafness, parenting experiences, and life's ups & downs – and encourages us all to do the same by being real. Jennifer Pastiloff is the author of On Being Human: A Memoir of Waking Up, Living Real, And Listening Hard and the founder of The Manifest-Station. Follow her on Instagram @jenpastiloff and learn about her upcoming events here.Email your parenting questions to Dr. Dan podcast@drdanpeters.com (we might answer on a future episode).Follow us @parentfootprintpodcast (Instagram, Facebook) and @drdanpeters (Twitter).Listen, follow, and leave us a review on Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Wondery, or wherever you like to listen!Don't forget, you can hear every episode one week early and ad-free by subscribing to Wondery+ in the @WonderyMedia App.For more information:www.exactlyrightmedia.com www.drdanpeters.comFor podcast merch:www.exactlyrightmedia.com/parent-footprint-shopSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Dr Randall shares an amazing conversation with JAMIE DELLA who is the author of nine books, including The Book of Spells: The Magick of Witchcraft and The Wicca Cookbook. She has studied magick and spirituality from around the world for more than twenty years. She is a healer, workshop and retreat leader, and teacher. Jamie writes the “Herbal Journeys” column for Witches & Pagans magazine, Writing the Magick blog and Every Last Drop Series: Exposés on the LA Eastern Sierra water wars. She has been published in SageWoman magazine, Rebelle Society, and Manifest-Station, among others. When not writing, Jamie is either in creative meditation at her potter's wheel, backpacking the Eastern Sierra, or creating hearth magick at home.You will love this episode of Soul Stories!

On this episode of The Power of Love Show with TJ and Taj Jackson we welcome special guest, Julia Morin. Julia Morin is a writer, a Certified Grief Educator and Grief Support Specialist, and the face behind the Instagram community @girl_meets_grief, which she launched over Mother's Day weekend in 2021. Julia is a childhood grief survivor who lost her mother suddenly and tragically 27 years ago when she was eight years old — less than one week after Mother's Day — and has experienced a number of other losses in her life. She is fiercely passionate about normalizing conversations and ending the stigma around grief, as she continues to navigate the various manifestations of this significant early loss in her own life. Julia's writing on grief and mental health has been published by ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul', ‘The Mighty' and ‘The Manifest-Station' among others, and she has been a guest on podcasts including ‘Got Grief' and ‘How to Grieve'. Learn More: Website: https://linktr.ee/girl_meets_grief Instagram: @girl_meets_grief - https://instagram.com/girl_meets_grief?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ggwampodcast Can't make the live-stream? You can always watch the syndicated interviews later! Prefer to listen as a podcast? Click here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-power-of-love-show/id1282931846 Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-Nd1HTnbaI Like Our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/884355188308946/ Have you subscribed to our Podcast? Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/the-power-of-love-show/id1282931846 Spotify Podcasts : https://open.spotify.com/show/6X6zGAPmdReRrlLO0NW4n6?si=bhNl9GjJRxKXUvTdwZme6Q Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9wb3dlcm9mbG92ZS5saWJzeW4uY29tL3Jzcw Other podcasts: https://anchor.fm/thepowerofloveshow Did you know you can support DDJF through any of your Amazon purchases? Simply click link below and select Dee Dee Jackson Foundation as your charity of choice: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/dashboard/ref=smi_nav_surl_mi_x_mkt Once done… bookmark and use your smile link to support DDJF! The Power of Love Show is a weekly show sponsored by The Dee Dee Jackson Foundation where we shine a light on loss and grief and how it impacts our lives. Our aim is to build a community where we share inspiring stories, interview experts, learn, grow and empower one another to find proper and healthy healing. Visit the DDJF official website: http://www.ddjf.org/ Donate to DDJF (501c3): https://app.mobilecause.com/form/xDJ0Cg?vid=74qmm Check Out DDJF Merch: https://teespring.com/.../collection/All%20Products... Join the Dee Dee Jackson Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/1500933326745571 Follow us on Instagram: @DeeDeeJacksonFoundation • https://instagram.com/deedeejacksonfoundation?utm_medium=copy_link --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepowerofloveshow/support

Artist De Camille was at a low point in her life, but after taking the Mind Movies program, Ultimate Success Masterclass, she learned how to visualize what a successful business looked like and started gaining momentum in the right direction with a brand new sense of awareness. With her latest project, 'Manifest Station,' she uses her art as a visualization tool to help collectors tap into their own deepest passions and beliefs, resulting in the most spiritually aligned, intuition-based works of art for her clients

Natalie Serianni joins The Body Myth for a conversation about being a college athlete and losing herself in perfectionism and performance, society's messages about our size, the effect dissociating from her body had on her well-being, and how she's learned to integrate the physical, mental, and emotional and find joy in her body again. Also in this episode: -how motherhood helped her appreciate her body -when she learned to stop pushing herself  -A reading from Natalie''s essay “Well Played”    Natlie's essay “Well Played” https://www.themanifeststation.net/tag/natalie-serianni/   Bio: Natalie Serianni is a Seattle-based writer, professor, and mother of two with work at Motherwell, the Manifest-Station, Ruminate Magazine, ParentMap, SheKnows, and Literary Mama. She has an essay included in the recent anthology, "The Pandemic Midlife Crisis: GenX Women on the Brink." Her work centers on grief and motherless motherhood. Connect with her on Instagram and Twitter. -- Ronit is a writer, teacher, and mom who has taught elementary school through high school and whose writing has been featured in The Atlantic, The Rumpus, Salon, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Writer's Digest, Scary Mommy, American Literary Review, and elsewhere. Her memoir WHEN SHE COMES BACK about her body image struggles and the loss of her mother to the guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh was named Finalist in both the 2021 Best Book Awards and the 2021 Book of the Year Award and a 2021 Best True Crime Book by Book Riot. Her short story collection HOME IS A MADE-UP PLACE won Hidden River Arts' 2020 Eludia Award and will be published in 2022. She is also host and producer of the podcasts And Then Everything Changed and Let's Talk Memoir. More about Ronit: https://ronitplank.com Have a body image story you'd like Ronit to read on air or want to take the Your Body and the World survey? Follow this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScZiXP1FklUkWaYg4T6IAqFKDRp6OIvef4be8SRHVaaWt044w/viewform Sign up for monthly podcast and writing updates: https://bit.ly/33nyTKd Follow Ronit: https://www.instagram.com/ronitplank/ https://twitter.com/RonitPlank https://www.facebook.com/RonitPlank Photo credit: Baran Lotfollahi on Unsplash Theme music: The Lighthouse by Sounds Like Sander

The holidays are a time for connecting with family and counting our blessings but this can also be a challenging time of year for those grieving the loss of a loved one. Heidi talks with Becky A. Benson about the loss of her daughter and how she is using her own personal experience to help others who are grieving. In this episode, we discuss: How to support: Grief doesn't need a hero it just needs a friend. Understanding some situations can't be ‘fixed'. There is power in simply being with someone else. Your silent presence is worth much more than empty words. Bearing witness to someone's struggle is doing heart work, and heart work can be hard work. What Not to Say: Refrain from platitudes (they are in a better place, at least they are not suffering anymore) and distance-seeking words (I can not imagine) and offer acknowledgment of the weight of the situation to validate their feelings. Connection as Time Passes Grief does not follow a prescribed timeline for anyone. Grief that is Healthy and Grief that is Not: Loss of sense of self, heightened emotions, memory issues (and much more) are all perfectly normal in grief. As time moves on if these things seem not to be lessening or you find yourself being further removed from society, including family and friends, you may be stuck in your grief, and not processing. About Becky: Becky A Benson's work has appeared on Modern Loss, Modern Mom, The Manifest Station, Scary Mommy, Grief Narratives, Months to Years Lit Mag and has been syndicated on both Salon and Brain Child. She has written and spoken for the Center for Jewish Genetics in Chicago, and Soulumination in Seattle, and appeared on podcasts, webinars, and television. She holds a degree in psychology and works for the National Tay-Sachs and Allied Diseases Association as the organization's Family Services Manager. Her passion is for helping families endure the loss of a child, spreading awareness for genetic conditions, advocating for adoption, and providing a voice to the marginalized in society. These things, above all else, continue to intimately shape her writing. Connect with Becky: IG: @babensonwritter www.beckyabenson.com Connect with Heidi: IG: @heidisawyercoaching www.heidisawyercoaching.com

Author of the memoir Emma's Laugh: The Gift of Second Chances, Diana Kupershmit takes us into the life of a mother struggling to accept and care for her daughter with special needs. A Diana Kupershmit holds a Master of Social Work degree and works for the Department of Health in the Early Intervention program, a federal entitlement program servicing children birth to three with developmental delays and disabilities. She has published online in the Manifest Station, Power of Moms, Motherwell Magazine, Still Standing Magazine, and Her View From Home. On the weekends, she indulges her creative passion working as a portrait photographer specializing in newborn, family, maternity, and event photography. She lives in New York City with her family.   http://www.dianakupershmit.com

Diana Kupershmit holds a Master of Social Work degree and works for the Department of Health in the Early Intervention program, a federal entitlement program servicing children birth to three with developmental delays and disabilities. She has published online in the Huffington Post, Manifest Station, Mutha Magazine, Power of Moms, Motherwell Magazine, Still Standing Magazine, and Her View From Home. On the weekends, she indulges her creative passion working as a portrait photographer specializing in newborn, family, maternity, and event photography. She lives in New York City. After their oldest daughter, Emma, died unexpectedly at eighteen years of age, Diana began writing to make sense of the grief of losing a child. Her memoir, Emma's Laugh, the Gift of Second Chances, is a tribute to, and celebration of Emma's life. Contact Diana Kupershmit- http://www.dianakupershmit.com http://www.instagram.com/picsbydk Contact Kendra Rinaldi to be a guest in the podcast or for coaching: https://www.griefgratitudeandthegrayinbetween.com/

My next guest is a leader on the rise and when she's in power, she's unstoppable. She's a woman on a mission against sexual exploitation, abuse and assault and she's impacting women to heal body shame. She's the founder and CEO of Pole and Dance Studios, a thriving network of pole and aerial dance studios in San Fransisco and Oakland. She's also the author of a memoir, Becoming California and currently looking for representation. She's also a pro-bono attorney representing clients in divorce, child custody, domestic violence and asylum cases. When she's not splitting her time between Berkeley and Portland, you can see her dropping a performance on Netflix, Strip Down, Rise Up, which explores women reclaiming their body and lives with the movement of pole dancing. For her, pole is not just about the body, it's about the mind. That is the highest compliment we can give ourselves. But freedom emerges when we learn to love ourselves enough to heal, nurture and dare to imagine. Can you imagine where women can go by expressing their freedom and bodies? Welcome, Amy! In this discussion, you'll discover... -Amy's inspiration for pole dancing and about the different dance styles incorporated...02:55 -The work Amy does in effort to help women coming from violent backgrounds...07:20 San Fransisco Bar Association -Why mormon believer, Amy says her pole dancing studio is a different version of church...09:15 -How Amy expresses her unique internal signature through dance...12:15 -The inclusion of men in pole dance...16:50 "Men are freed through feminism as well" -About Amy's journey and the inspiration behind her upcoming memoir...19:00 Amy's upcoming book: https://www.amybondwrites.com/ (Becoming California) -What 'underbelly feminism' means...26:20 -How Amy found a fellow mormon support system during her stint in porn...28:30 -Where to contact Amy...31:40 https://www.instagram.com/amysunshine007/ (Amy's Instagram) https://sfpoleanddance.com/events/ (Amy's pole dancing studio) Amy Bond is the CEO of Pole & Dance Studios, a professional division competitive pole dancer, pro-bono attorney, and author. She is currently finishing her first memoir Becoming California. Her work has been published in Narratively, The Rumpus, Manifest Station, and more. Amy lives in San Francisco with her husband, Keith. Amy is featured on Netflix's new show, Rise Up Strip Down. She discusses her experience as a competitive pole dancer and demonstrates how to train students in performance techniques. British born, Suzannah Galland is your go-to for all things life, intuitive and relationship advice. She's been published in Huffington Post, Harper's Bazaar, Goop, Thrive Global, and Medium. In addition to being a co-author to Goop's The Sex Issue, she's been featured in global publications from Forbes to Vogue, New York Magazine to USA today. Suzannah appeared as a guidance expert on America's Next Top Model.

Susun Weed answers 90 minutes of herbal health questions followed by a 30 minute interview with her guest Jamie Della. Jamie Della is an ordained Shamanic Priestess, storyteller, and author of nine books, including _The Book of Spells: The Magick of Witchcraft _ and_ __The Wicca Cookbook_. She has studied magick and spirituality from around the world for thirty years. Jamie writes the “Herbal Journeys” column for _Witches & Pagans_ magazine, Writing the Magick blog and Every Last Drop Series: Exposés on the LA Eastern Sierra water wars. She has also been published in _SageWoman_ magazine, _Rebelle Society_ , Spirituality and Health Magazine  and _Manifest-Station_ , among others. Jamie mentors women writers via creative writing and expression through her Journey Into Her Writing Course that combines Goddess Wisdom with writing instruction. She offers an online Spellcrafting 101, a six-module course, on manifestation from the perspective of a Hearth Witch. She invites you into a wealth of information via Monday morning Cuppas on the Goddess app and  Witchy tips,before-anywhere-else announcements, magical musings and more for her Patreon members. www.jamiedella.com. Follow her on social media as jamiedellawrites.

My friend Dana lives in Charlottesville, Virginia and was greatly impacted by the events that took place there in 2017. I love this reflective, poignant essay she wrote for Tinhouse about her experience as a Jewish woman and mother during that time and I'm very grateful that she's allowed me to share it with you. Dana Mich is a Jewish mother and writer living in Charlottesville, Virginia. Her memoir-in-progress commemorates her life with her father, who she lost to suicide, and her grandfather who survived the Holocaust. Her writing has appeared in The Washington Post, The Times of Israel, Brevity's Nonfiction blog, The Manifest-Station, Folio Literary Journal, PsychCentral, and DIYMFA. Follow her @DanaMichWrites, and her memoir writers collective @movingforewords.  https://tinhouse.com/the-erosion-of-stone/ Special Thanks To Our Sponsors: Voyage et Cie: Voyage et Cie's curator Melanie Apple has cultivated a passion for notable moments using the sense of smell. Voyage et Cie is the ultimate luxury blend of travel, fragrance, and design. Each original fragrance is created by Melanie, 100% organic and natural which will transport you on a journey. Visit https://www.voyageetcie.com/ and enter the code: theonlyone to get your 10% off your purchase! Be sure not to miss our weekly full episodes on Tuesdays, Scott Talks on Wednesdays & Sunday Edition every Sunday by subscribing to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.  We love hearing from you in the comments on iTunes and while you're there don't forget to rate us, subscribe and share the show! All of us at The Only One In The Room wish you safety and wellness during this challenging time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nicole Walker is the author of Processed Meats: Essays on Food, Flesh and Navigating Disaster (2021) Sustainability: A Love Story (2018) and the collaborative collection The After-Normal: Brief, Alphabetical Essays on a Changing Planet (2019). She has previously published the books Where the Tiny Things Are (2017), Egg (2017), Micrograms (2016), Quench Your Thirst with Salt (2013), and This Noisy Egg (2010). She edited for Bloomsbury the essay collections Science of Story (2019) with Sean Prentiss and Bending Genre: Essays on Creative Nonfiction (2013) with Margot Singer. She is the co-president of NonfictioNOW and is the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts award and a noted author in Best American Essays. Her work has been most recently published in the New York Times, Longreads, and Manifest-Station. She teaches at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. You can find her website at nikwalk.com.In the episode we talk about: Nonfiction feeling particularly apt for the time that  we're living inStar Trek and approximating an “extra inch of brain stuff” by examining things in writingThe connecting point of imagination, drawing threads between two ideas as a way to enter braided essaysThe collaborative nature of writing, and writing & editing as a paired jobThe “bird's eye” view of an editor and how the work of a good editor can elevate writingThe idea that climate justice is racial justiceThe human capacity to care more about each other than personal freedomsScience as a lens to examine the worldTinkering as a process crossing over from science to writingNicole's current project examining the privilege and trauma of moving, and how it ties into climate changeThe constant feeling that we should be doing moreFind Nicole online at nikwalk.com / Twitter & FacebookRead stories people shared during the pandemic as part of the How We Are project at howweare.orgVisit us online at moretothestorypodcast.com and visit Under the Gum Tree at underthegumtree.com. Follow Under the Gum Tree Twitter and Instagram @undergumtree. Follow me on Twitter @justjanna and @jannamarlies on Instagram. If you're looking for a place to find more support with writing your true personal story, join the More To The Story community!

Dans cet épisode en deux parties, Tamara et moi partageons sur comment nous voyons la liberté d'être soi-même dans toutes les sphères de nos vies. Nous partageons entre autres Le défi de laisser les enfants vivre leur émotions et comment les accompagner. Vivre notre vie de rêve tout de suite et maintenant. Comprendre notre Human Design et celui de nos enfants pour apprendre à connaître nos besoins, notre énergie, comment manger, etc. Comment notre champs magnétique a un impact sur nos comportements avec nos enfants et comment le renforcir pour devenir une super maman! Comment soutenir chaque membre de la famille dans leurs goûts et besoins alimentaires. Les choix et décisions que nous prenons au quotidien pour nous rapprocher de notre liberté et de notre vie de rêve et des trucs pour y arriver. Comment nous avons pu commencer à manger de façon intuitive et comment cela à aider à nous guérir et retrouver la santé. Jus de céleri, jus vert, Paléo, sans gluten, vegan, mais quoi manger?? On vous parle de nos tests et de nos apprentissages. Comment suivre son intuition dans tous les aspects de sa vie. Et c'est ça la vraie liberté!! Et comme d'habitude, plus encore ! Partie deux sur le podcast Manifest Station de Tamara Pour libérer son corps Expansion Quantique l'immersion Coaching transformationnel Libérée et Lumineuse Pour connecter Instagram Communauté Libère ton Amazone Cadeaux Maison sans toxique Audio recalibration calme et focus

Diana Kupershmit holds a Master of Social Work degree and works for the Department of Health in the Early Intervention program, a federal entitlement program servicing children birth to three with developmental delays and disabilities. She has published online in the Manifest Station, Power of Moms, Motherwell Magazine, Still Standing Magazine, Her View From Home and Huffington Post. On the weekends, she indulges her creative passion working as a portrait photographer specializing in newborn, family, maternity, and event photography. She lives in New York City. Conversations with Extraordinary People A monthly FB Live/podcast based on my book The Magical Guide to Bliss. It takes the listener through the year with empowering conversations from January and Carpe Diem- Seize the Day to December, Awe-inspiring Magic and Miracles. Get your copy on Amazon.com or order a signed magical copy at megnocero.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/meg-nocero/support

This week we speak to Julia in New Hampshire, USA who works for a medical journal. This episode was recorded on mother's day as Julia shared the loss of her mother when she was eight years old. Julia has had several essay's published through The Manifest-Station and runs an instagram page Girl Meets Grief (girl_meets_grief) sharing her story as she trains to become a Grief Specialist in training.

This episode features an extreme mother story by Diana Kupershmit who is honest and vulnerable. Diana tells the truth about a very tough decision she and her husband made when their daughter Emma was born with a severe disability. Diana reads her story and then Andrea and Allison discuss the brilliant writing and why is it important to be gut wrenchingly honest.Diana's essay was previously published in Still Standing Magazine, June 9, 2020.On this episode, we mention Krista Tippett's On Being podcast episode with Bryan Doerries. Specifically his public health project, Theater of War, and how it relates to all storytelling. Doerries says, “Ancient stories, and texts that have stood the test of time, can be portals to honest and dignified grappling with present wounds and longings and callings that we aren't able to muster in our official places now. It's an embodiment of the good Greek word catharsis — releasing both insight and emotions that have had no place to go, and creating an energizing relief. Diana Kupershmit holds a Master of Social Work degree and works for the Department of Health in the Early Intervention Program, a federal entitlement program servicing children from birth to three years with developmental delays and disabilities. She has published online in the Manifest Station, Power of Moms, Motherwell Magazine, Her View from Home, Still Standing Magazine and Huffington Post. On the weekends, she indulges her creative passion working as a photographer specializing in newborn, family, maternity, and event photography.Diana's book Emma's Laugh: The Gift of Second Chances is being released June 15, 2021. It is available for pre-order on Amazon and wherever books are sold. Please follow her on Instagram at @picsbydk https://www.instagram.com/picsbydk or visit her website http://www.dianakupershmit.com.This episode of Writing Class Radio is hosted and produced by Allison Langer and Andrea Askowitz. The episode is also produced by Virginia Lora. Theme music by Justina Shandler. Additional music by Podington Bear and Emia. There's more writing class on our website, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.If you love the lessons you get on each episode, you can get them ALL in one place--our three-part video series--for $50. Click Video Classes on our website.If you want to be a part of the movement that helps people better understand each other through storytelling, follow us on Patreon. For $10/month Andrea will answer all your publishing questions. For $25/month you can join Allison's First Draft weekly writers group, where you can write and share your work Tuesdays 12-1 (ET). www.Patreon.com/writingclassradio.

Dr. Dan welcomes author and parent Kristin Bair to discuss her poignant, revealing, and popular essay published on Scary Mommy about Facebook Mom groups, kindness, empathy, bullying, and parenting in the digital age. Dr. Dan and Kristin also speak about fear and anxiety and her new novel AGATHA ARCH IS AFRAID OF EVERYTHING (named a best book by PEOPLE magazine). Kristin’s Scary Mommy essay Why Some Women Wield Exclusion Like A Superpower instantly resonates with all parents everywhere because it deals with Facebook Mom Groups, exclusion, bullying, kindness, friendship, empathy, mean girls, and more.           Today’s episode encourages parents and families to discuss how to be kind and why kindness matters more than ever.  Kristin shares a lovely Parent Footprint Moment about her daughter that will make listeners smile to wrap up the show.                                        Kristin Bair is the author of the novel Agatha Arch Is Afraid of Everything as well as The Art of Floating and Thirsty plus numerous essays about China, adoption, parenting, and more. Her work has appeared in The Gettysburg Review, The Baltimore Review, The Manifest-Station, Scary Mommy, The Christian Science Monitor, Poets & Writers Magazine, Writer’s Digest, and more. Kristin has an MFA from Columbia College Chicago and a BA in English and journalism from Indiana University, Bloomington. Kristin is also a writing instructor and she has taught in classrooms and conferences around the globe, from Chicago to Boston to Shanghai, China, and many places in between. A native Pittsburgher, Kristin now lives north of Boston with her husband and two children.  For more information and to read her writing visit: http://www.kristinbairokeeffe.com/

Ernest White II is proof how when we let go of fear and resistance, doors open in ways we never imagined. Also by being in action even in his darkest days was sometimes the key to unlock the opportunities. Listen how at one point he had only $.15 in his account as he is still filming Fly Brother…But thanks to tenacity and also faith he pushed through when most would have crumbled and because he did, he now has his successful travel docu-series Fly Brother and Presidio Pictures Production Company! About the Guest: Ernest White II is a storyteller, explorer, executive producer and host of television travel docu-series FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II, currently airing in the United States on Public Television Stations and Create TV nationwide. He is also founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures, a new film, television, and digital media studio centering BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and senior/elder narratives. Ernest's writing includes fiction, literary essay, and travel narrative, having been featured in Time Out London, USA Today, Getaway, Ebony, The Manifest-Station, Sinking City, Lakeview Journal, Matador Network, National Geographic Traveler's Brazil and Bradt's Tajikistan guidebooks, and at TravelChannel.com. He is also senior editor at Panorama: The Journal of Intelligent Travel, former assistant editor at Time Out São Paulo, and founding editor of digital men's magazine Abernathy.Appearing on the Travel Channel television series Destination Showdown and Jamaica: Bared, as well as in the 2013 documentary film about the dangers of mass tourism, Gringo Trails, Ernest also works as an actor and voice over artist for radio, film and television, audiobooks, and educational materials, and speaks to youth and adult audiences about the incomparable magic of travel. He holds an undergraduate degree in political science from Florida A&M University, an MFA in creative writing from the American University in Washington, and is currently earning his Certificate in the Business and Management of Entertainment from the University of California, Los Angeles.A Florida native, Ernest's obsessions include South Africa, São Paulo, and Rita Hayworth. Media Links Host and Executive Producer | FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II Founder and CEO | Presidio Pictures LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTubeEmail: ernest@flybrother.netwww.flybrother.netwww.presidiopictures.comwww.linkedin.com/in/ernestwhite2www.instagram.com/flybrother

This week we speak to Peg Conway in Cincinnati, Ohio. Peg's memoir of early mother loss, The Art of Reassembly, will be published in November 2021. Her writing about adult grieving for a childhood loss has appeared at the Manifest-Station and The Mighty. Visit pegconway.com to learn more and sign up for her newsletter. 

Ernest White II is the founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures. He is also a great storyteller, explorer, executive producer, editor, actor, voice over artist, and host of "Fly Brother with Ernest White II". Today he brings us through his life with work, from home teachers to being a teacher to others, Ernest White II gives us a clear glimpse of how to treat one another and how to enjoy your own path and direction in life without regrets. Contact Info Ernest's Profile linkedin.com/in/ernestwhite2 Websites ernestwhite2.com (Personal Website) flybrother.net (Company Website) Email eewhite2@gmail.com Twitter ernestwhiteii About "Ernest White II is a storyteller, explorer, executive producer and host of television travel docu-series "FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II," currently airing in the United States on Public Television Stations and Create TV nationwide. He is also founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures, a new film, television, and digital media studio centering BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and senior/elder narratives. Ernest's writing includes fiction, literary essay, and travel narrative, having been featured in Time Out London, USA Today, Getaway, Ebony, The Manifest-Station, Sinking City, Lakeview Journal, Matador Network, National Geographic Traveler's Brazil and Bradt's Tajikistan guidebooks, and at TravelChannel.com. He is also senior editor at Panorama: The Journal of Intelligent Travel, former assistant editor at Time Out São Paulo, and founding editor of digital men's magazine Abernathy. Appearing on the Travel Channel television series Destination Showdown and Jamaica: Bared, as well as in the 2013 documentary film about the dangers of mass tourism, Gringo Trails, Ernest also works as an actor and voice over artist for radio, film and television, audiobooks, and educational materials, and speaks to youth and adult audiences about the incomparable magic of travel. He holds an undergraduate degree in political science from Florida A&M University, an MFA in creative writing from the American University in Washington, and is currently earning his Certificate in the Business and Management of Entertainment from the University of California, Los Angeles. A Florida native, Ernest's obsessions include South Africa, São Paulo, and Rita Hayworth." (LinkedIn, 2020)

Moving Away from Fear Toward an Authentic Life with Jen Pastiloff We should never forget who we are and what we want, even with adversity in our lives. Our purpose and identity are what keep us going. No matter what society tells us about how and who we should be, living an authentic life will bring satisfaction and happiness in our lives. It's time to reflect and ask ourselves if we are living the life we’ve always wanted. And if we find ourselves saying no, may we have the courage to start again and build the life we desire. In this episode, Jen Pastiloff talks to us about the importance of living a life congruent with our true selves and moving away from fear. Discussions on how to prevent ourselves from being paralyzed from fear are essential as we continue to live through a global pandemic and civil unrest. She also talks about how she's helping amplify the voices of the vulnerable sectors of society and why she doesn't believe that everything happens for a reason. If you want to hear tips on how to live an authentic life that’s congruent with who you are, listen to the full episode. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover why you need to live a life congruent with your authentic self. Learn helpful ways to move away from fear. Jen will share with us how she feels radically loved. Resources On Being Human: A Memoir of Waking Up, Living Real, and Listening Hard by Jennifer Pastiloff Create a daily meditation ritual in just seven days! Download BUILD YOUR DAILY MEDITATION RITUAL and other freebies at RadicallyLoved.com! FREE workbook! Apply the lessons you learn from this episode as you listen! Enter your email below and I’ll send it right away! Episode Highlights Living a Congruent Life Just like everybody else, Jen still struggles with living true to who she is. Living an authentic life gives you freedom. Just like how gossiping and complaining don't make you feel good and lower your vibration, not living a life congruent with your real self will not bring you happiness. Coping During the COVID-19 Pandemic Due to the pandemic's impacts, Jen had to cancel a lot of her schedule, which prevented her from earning. To cope with the stress, she chose to use her platform to raise money for people suffering from the ongoing health crisis and the Black Lives Matter movement. Doing online workshops also gives her hope during this challenging period. Moving Away from Fear Jen copes with her anxieties by moving her body. Find your people who will hold you accountable and remind you of who you really are. Fear starts to get louder when you're at home all day long. Due to the current state of the world, many people lack human connection, and it adds to the fear they're having. Jen finds the strength within her to jump on new things even though she feels afraid. Jen’s Main Anchor in Life Jen inherited her dad's sense of humor. Learning humor’s value and not taking herself too seriously helped her find balance in her life. Everything is temporary. So Jen encourages everyone to remain grateful for the things they have right now. Her ability to connect with people is also one thing that keeps her on the right path. Does Everything Happen for a Reason? Instead of saying everything happens for a reason, according to Jen, it's much better to find the meaning out of a situation. She doesn't agree that the suffering of other people is something preordained. The phrase “everything happens for a reason” is just a way for people to cope with the discomfort they feel about something. That said, Jen does not invalidate how the phrase provides comfort to religious people or people of faith. Using Her Platform for Social Justice Jen reminds everyone that it doesn't cost anything to be kind and help other people. Helping others feels organic to her. Jen is aware of her privilege as a white woman. So she makes sure she uses her platform to amplify the voices of the people who don't share the same privilege. 5 Powerful Quotes from This Episode [07:11] “All I ever want to be is free, and kind, and various other things, but free, ultimately, from the prison that most of us put ourselves in.” [08:18] “May I have the courage to be who I say I am.”  [22:27] “I know what I'm good at. I'm good at being in a room with 75 or a hundred people in person. But I don't know how this was gonna work. I'm afraid, and I'm doing it anyway.” [23:40] “If it becomes a lifetime of being afraid and not doing it, then you get kind of screwed.” [30:27] “I don't think everything happens for a reason at all. I think that's nonsense. I think that after something happens, we can make meaning out of it sometimes, or art, or find the gift in it.” About Jen Jen Pastiloff is a yoga and wellness teacher and author. Her sold-out workshops all over the world have helped thousands of women feel empowered and stronger. She also founded the online magazine The Manifest-Station. Her book On Being Human is a memoir on how she overcame her demons and lived a life full of happiness and beauty. If you want to connect with Jen, you may visit her Instagram or website.  Enjoy the Podcast? If you felt radically loved from listening to this podcast, subscribe and share it with the people you love! Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. Help us reach more people and make them feel loved. Do you want to help people live a congruent life? A simple way is to share what you've learned today on social media. Don't forget to send us messages on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Thanks for listening!  To feeling radically loved, Rosie

Long ago (a couple of months ago) in a galaxy far, far away (okay it was actually Earth), we announced our plans to launch a podcast focused on grief and mental health called Good Grief, We're All Mental. Since then, we've been busy behind the scenes brainstorming, planning, mapping out ideas/episodes/guests...and here we are -- finally -- with (drum roll please): Episode 1! Good Grief, We're All Mental (also known as GGWAM) was born out of host Julia Morin's life experiences and passion for mental health, grief, and ending the stigma surrounding both of these deeply personal, difficult life experiences. Co-host Angela Cirrone decided to come along for the ride and share her own experiences, stories and perspective. The goal of the podcast is to normalize, humanize and destigmatize grief and mental health. More than anything, we hope to provide a platform for sharing some very important stories related to grief and mental health, and build a supportive, safe, compassionate community. Thank you for coming on this journey with us. -Julia & Angela Episode Notes In this episode, Julia mentions an essay she wrote and had published about her past struggles with depression and anxiety. You can read it on the Manifest Station here: https://www.themanifeststation.net/2016/09/15/unbecoming/. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ggwampodcast/message

(TW: Sexual Abuse, Depression, Suicidal Ideation)For my 10th episode, I sat down with Kari L. O'Driscoll to talk about her memoir TRUTH HAS A DIFFERENT SHAPE. Kari is a writer and mother of two living in the Pacific Northwest. Her work has appeared in print anthologies on mothering, reproductive rights, and cancer, as well as online in such outlets as Ms. Magazine, ParentMap, The Manifest-Station, and Healthline. She is the founder of The SELF Project, an organization whose goals are to help teenagers, teachers, and caregivers of teens recognize the unique challenges and amazing attributes of adolescents and to use mindfulness and nonviolent communication to build better relationships. You can find her at www.kariodriscollwriter.com. Listen in as we discuss mothering, memory, grief, teenagers, and even Jack Kevorkian. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/situationandstory/support Get full access to situation / story at situationstory.substack.com/subscribe

Jamie Della lives in the Eastern Sierra, where she vacationed every summer and winter as a child. She has a writer’s spirit and a free-spirited, untamable soul and spends her time writing, making pottery, road tripping and engaging in the sacred art of hosting her vacation rental. She is the mother of a beautiful, smart daughter and two free-spirited, intuitive sons.Her writings are published by The Manifest Station, Edible Institute Magazines, Rebelle Society, and Sage Woman Magazine. She has an essay in Riverdale Ave Books’ #MeToo anthology and a quarterly column called Herbal Journeys with Witches & Pagan Magazine. She is the author of nine books (published as Jamie Martinez Wood and Jamie Wood). Her honors include Best Reference Book from the International Latino Book Awards for the Latino Writers & Journalists and Book of the Month for Rogelia’s House of Magic by Las Comadres Para Americas. Her newest book, The Book of Spells: The Magick of Witchcraft, was released by Ten Speed Press on October 1, 2019. She is currently writing a memoir about the challenges of being a witch author and the sustaining power of sacred sisterhood. She has also spent 20 years researching novel that explores terrapsychology through the lives of three women living beside the same river over the span of 250 years, inspired by her matriarchal family Ranchero history and the nana she never knew. Jamie says of her work, “My writing focuses on earth-based spirituality as a tool and a lifestyle. I have written about connecting to the plant world for physical and spiritual medicine. Maintaining a deep connection with the natural rhythms reinforces my faith in the mystery, infallible lovability, original innocence, and our divine power to co-create in the world. I enjoy exploring female relationships and characters who must call upon their inborn courage and strength to fight social injustice, prejudice, tyrannical relationships, and/or personal demons and limitations. I am interested in the hidden figures of our collective past who have held family and community together while they fought for creative expression, individuality, dignity, and equality. I came of age as a proud Mexican woman during the Feminist Movement, and this has colored the way I see the world. It has taken me a long time to understand that woman’s soft power is not weak.”

Katie Devine is a writer who left the corporate world behind to feed her wanderlust and chronicles her travels on her blog, Confessions of An Imperfect Life. Her writing has appeared on sites including Huffington Post, Role Reboot, XOJane, Thought Catalog, Medium and The Manifest-Station, as well as in Allure Magazine. When she’s not on a plane, you can find Katie taking endless pictures of sunsets at home in Brooklyn, New York. Connect with her on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jennifer Pastiloff travels the world with her unique workshop On Being Human which now also a self-help memoir published by Penguin Random House. Her workshops are a hybrid of yoga-related movement, writing, sharing aloud, tears, and the occasional dance party. She has been featured on Good Morning America, New York Magazine, Health Magazine, CBS News, and others for her unique style of teaching. She has taught thousands of women in sold-out workshops all over the world and recently lead a sold-out workshop with previous Ctrl Alt Delete guest Elizabeth Gilbert in Philadelphia. She is also the founder of the online magazine The Manifest Station and @nobullshitmotherhood on Instagram. Jen and I found each other somehow on Instagram and I knew this would be a really interesting and honest conversation because the way Jen lives her life is fascinating and she makes her own rules which I love. I hope you enjoy this conversation. Please do rate and review! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jennifer Pastiloff spent the first part of her life thinking she was a bad person because of something she told her father before he died when she was just eight. She moved in and out of depression and tried to control what happened in her life with her eating. At the same time, without letting anyone know, she was also losing her hearing. Through her yoga practice and writing she began to face these challenges, redefine her own life and explore what it means to be human. She shared her experiences in a real and vulnerable way publicly on Facebook and in her online magazine The Manifest Station. She began teaching and leading retreats called On Being Human. And she has written a book, also called, On Being Human in which she shares her own triumphantly messy story. In this interview, we talk about: - How to quiet our Inner Asshole - What are the bullshit stories we tell ourselves and how we rewrite them - How our bodies carry our stories - What is listening hard - How we let go of what no longer serves us so we can be where we actually want to be

when jen was eight her father died. the last words she said to him were “I hate you.” those words would haunt her well into adulthood as she found herself dropping out of NYU as an english major, working as a waitress for 14 years while “pursuing” acting and dead-end relationships, and falling deeper into depression.the day she began taking anti-depressants was the day she began finding her way home.she became a yoga teacher and started writing what was true. sharing all of what it means to be human: the messy, the hard, the beautiful, the magical. no shame. no apologies. just “real fucking life.”today jen is the national bestselling author of "On Being Human: a memoir of waking up, living real, and listening hard." she leads sold-out yoga-related movement and writing retreats around the world, and is the founder of the online magazine The Manifest-Station. jen has been featured on Good Morning America, New York magazine, Health magazine, CBS news, and more. she has a massive online following and is loved the world over for her raw and real telling of what it means to be human.some things we talk about:how jen rebuilt her entire life from depressed and unhappy to wildly successful and happier (most of the time) how much to share, how to bear witness, and how to just be on making the thing that is true to you and designing a life, and business, around who you are on busting through shame, giving yourself a fucking medal, and being free 

Bienvenue à un autre épisode du podcast Manifest|Station, mon nom est Tamara. Qu’est-ce que tu dirais de surmonter les raisons qui t’empêchent d’aller en ligne? C’est ce que je te partage aujourd’hui. Dans cet épisode, tu vas pouvoir découvrir: Uptade de mon gut healing process comment surmonter les 5 raisons qui empêchent d’aller en ligne Comment choisir le “bon” projet en 10 secondes, si tu en as pleins Liens discutés dans cet épisode: Livre sur mon Gut healing Mon compte Instagram pour participer au concours Site Well.ca (ce que la gagante du concours va gagner)

Bienvenue à un autre épisode du podcast Manifest|Station, mon nom est Tamara Bisson et j’espère que ça va bien, que tu profites de la belle température et de l’énergie que le soleil nous donne. De mon côté, j’en profite tellement que j’ai dû ralentir un peu ce week-end pour travailler ma vision, planifier et voir ce que je voulais manifester dans les prochains mois. J’étais plutôt dans l’action et je n’avais pas cet exercice depuis quelques semaines, y’était grand temps que je le fasse. Ça l’oriente mes actions au lieu que je cours partout comme une poule pas de tête. Aujourd’hui je te partage 4 façons de faire du marketing humain, du marketing que tu ne te sentes pas “salle” après avoir écrit le courriel en question ou ton pitch de vente. Je pense que le marketing a vraiment une mauvaise réputation et plusieurs de mes clientes pensaient que le marketing, c’est de vendre de façon forcée tes services aux produits. C’est tout le contraire! Dans cet épisode, tu vas pouvoir découvrir: 4 techniques pour avoir une belle connexion avec tes clientes La chose que j’ai changé dans mon marketing qui a fait toute la différence Comment courir la chance de gagner une carte cadeau de chez well.ca Lien discutés dans cet épisode: Mon compte Instagram

Jennifer Pastiloff (https://www.jenniferpastiloff.com/) is the author of On Being Human: A Memoir of Waking Up, Living Real, And Listening Hard (https://amzn.to/2LA2aWu). She travels the world, leading On Being Human workshops that integrate movement, writing, sharing aloud and belonging to create a space where shame, hiding and isolation exit and grace, beauty and revelation, along with a whole lot of laughing and dancing enter. Jen is also the founder of the online magazine The Manifest-Station. All of this is informed by her own personal journey, one that had her believing she was a bad person from the time she was a child, and living with depression and anxiety while slowly losing her hearing. She kept all of this secret until a moment of awakening that set her on a profoundly different, more open, accepting and joyful path and led her to eventually step into her role as a writer, teacher and leader.Check out our offerings & partners: Sleep Number: You’ll only find Sleep Number at any of the 575 Sleep Number stores nationwide. Find the one nearest you at sleepnumber.com/GOODLIFECircle: Right now, our listeners get a limited time offer of $30 off of a Circle Home Plus, when you visit meetcircle.com/goodlife and enter GOODLIFE at checkout.Skinsei: Visit Skinsei.com/GOODLIFE for a free diagnostic & get 20% off your first order with code GOODLIFE

Hello les filles, ici Tamara Bisson du podcast Manifest Station, j’espère que ça va bien. On revient d’un week-end de camping et vélo de montagne et je trippe ben raide. Qu’est-ce qu’une roulotte et une business ont en commun? Je te partage tout ça dans l’épisode d’aujourd’hui. Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: -2 trucs rapides pour obtenir des résultats rapides -Comment la loi de l’attraction peut te nuire -Comment le bonheur faut pas le “faker” Liens discutés dans l’épisode: Les 7 lois de l’univers parti 1 Les 7 lois de l’univers parti 2 Liste d’attente du Mastermind Momentum iTunes (pour ajouter tes commentaires/review) Mon compte Instagram

Jennifer Pastiloffis the guest. Her new book, On Being Human: A Memoir of Waking Up, Living Real, and Listening Hard, is available from Dutton. Pastiloff travels the world with her unique workshop On Being Human, a hybrid of yoga-related movement, writing, sharing aloud, letting the snot fly, and the occasional dance party. She has been featured on Good Morning America, New York Magazine, Health Magazine, CBS News, and others for her unique style of teaching, which she has taught to thousands of women in sold-out workshops all over the world. Jen is also the guest speaker at Canyon Ranch and Miraval Resorts, and she leads Writing and The Body workshops with author Lidia Yuknavitch, as well as retreats with Emily Rapp Black. Founder of the online magazine The Manifest Station, when Jen is not traveling she is based in Los Angeles with her husband and son. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aujourd’hui je t’aide à découvrir ta zone où la magie existe. Je te parle de la fameuse Zone of genius. C’est quoi cette zone? En fait, c’est de travailler et exécuter seulement ce qui est en ligne avec ton talent. Je vais même t’aider à l’aide de 3 questions à découvrir ce talent, si tu n’as aucune idée à quoi il ressemble. Qu’est-ce que ça fait d’habiter ta zone? En fait, tu vas vibrer tellement c’est l’fun, tu vas être trouver que c’est quasiment trop facile, c’est comme tricher et que le temps s’arrête (pas que t’en manques et que le temps fil trop vite.. Juste que tu en as toujours suffisamment). Juste avec le dernier point, c’est magique. Alors, la zone de magie, elle est où et comment la trouver? C’est ce que je te dévoile dans cet épisode du podcast Manifest|Station. Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: 3 questions pour découvrir ta Zone of genius 3 zones dans laquelle la plupart des entrepreneurs sont et qu’il ne faut pas que tu sois Une opportunité gratuite pour éliminer tes blocages et découvrir ta zone plus facilement Liens discutés dans l’épisode: Lien pour t’inscrire au Coaching gratuit Gay Hendricks, The big leap

Hello! Ici Tamara Bisson du podcast Manifest Station, j’espère que ça va bien. Merci de te joindre à moi encore cette semaine pour un autre épisode rempli de trucs pour ton mindset d’entrepreneur. Est-ce que tu trouves que tu parles dans le vide sur les médias sociaux? Ou bien que tes clientes ne comprennent pas ton service? Ou est-ce que tu aimerais influencer plus de gens parce que tu sais comment les aider? Si oui, l’épisode d’aujourd’hui est pour toi. Je te partage 5 façons pour influencer et attirer des clients de rêves. Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: 3 questions à te poser pour avoir plus d’interactions sur les médias sociaux La chose que tu dois faire pour avoir un impact sur quelqu’un Pourquoi être vulnérable, c’est bon en business (contrairement à ce que les gens pensent) Lien discuté dans l’épisode: Guide gratuit pour créer une vision claire et puissante

We're only human and we all struggle to quiet the IA - our inner asshole - as Jen Pastiloff coined it. In this episode Jen shares how her agent found her, what it's like building a large social platform and using a street team based on community sharing to promote her book, On Being Human: A Memoir of Waking Up, Living Real & Listening Hard. We also discuss the art of the ask when it comes to blurbs and book proposals. Jen Pastiloff is the facilitator of the popular “On Being Human” workshops, founder of the online magazine The Manifest-Station, and author of On Being Human: a Memoir of Waking Up, Living Real & Listening Hard. Jen leads retreats all over the world in Italy and France, as well as my personal favourite, Writing & The Body Workshops with author Lidia Yuknavitch. She’s been featured on Good Morning America, in New York Magazine, Health Magazine, Shape, People Magazine, CBS News and more. You can find her online at www.jenniferpastiloff.com

Est-ce que comme moi, tu veux une business dans laquelle tu te sens authentique, sur ton X et que les gens capote tellement ça leur permet d’accéder à leur plein potentiel? Si tu écoutes régulièrement les podcasts du Manifest|Station, ce n’est pas une surprise si je te dis qu’il faut adopter un mindset d’entrepreneur en ligne. (Si tu es nouvelle, bienvenue!) Et pour créer une business authentique et puissante, je te partage 4 upgrades/shifts que tu dois faire pour y parvenir. Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: 4 upgrades/shifts pour créer une business authentique et puissante Comment avoir des clientes qui sont évangélistes de tes services Comment éliminer la peur de vendre (peur de devoir forcer la vente) Liens discutés dans l’épisode: -Kate Northrup, Do less -Guide gratuit pour créer une vision claire et puissante -Épisode #34: Est-ce que tu es disposée à recevoir

Kirsten Ott Palladino, co-founder of Equally Wed.com the digital leader for gay, lesbian, transgender, queer and bisexual weddings, penned the perfect book proposal in just one weekend! Listen in as she shares her experience writing a book proposal in 48 hours, which books she recommends and how she wrote, pitched and published her non-fiction book - Equally Wed: The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your LGBTQ+ Wedding. Kirsten Ott Palladino is an award-winning writer and editor, and one of the world’s most notable experts on LGBTQ+ weddings. She's been featured in and on numerous publications and media outlets such as: The New York Times, The Advocate, Out magazine, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Lucky magazine, The Knot and Time magazine to ABC News, CNN, NPR, DailyCandy, Politico and Glamour magazine. Her writing has appeared in Washington Post, the Manifest-Station, Entreprenuer magazine, ARTnews magazine, the Atlantan magazine, and more. In 2016, Palladino founded the Wedding Equality Alliance, an international group of wedding professionals committed to tearing down exclusionary walls in the typically heteronormative wedding industry. She educates wedding and event pros about LGBTQ+ inclusion through the online certification program at equallywedpro.com and teaches at conferences and workshops worldwide. Palladino lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with her wife and their twin sons. Learn more about the author at kirstenpalladino.com 

Hello les mindsetteuses! Ici Tamara du podcast Manifest|Station et aujourd’hui je te partage un petit truc qui a changé mon quotidien… mais pas a peu prêt. Si tu es nouvelle, tu ne sais peut-être pas que j’ai passé par la faillite suite à ma première business et depuis j’avais gardé une relation avec l’argent pas très bonne. J’étais constamment stressée par l’argent, j’y pensais nuit et jour. Si tu as de l’anxiété face à l’argent ou si tu es tout simplement stressée, l’épisode d’aujourd’hui est pour toi! Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: -Comment éliminer ton anxiété en 15 min -L’impact qu’une mauvaise relation avec l’argent peut avoir sur ta business -Comment faire si le fake it until you make it marche pas pour toi Liens discutés dans l’épisode: Richard Dotts, Dollars flow to me easily Coaching de groupe gratuit en ligne du 30 avril

Hello! Ici Tamara du podcast Manifest|Station. Merci de te joindre à moi, de mettre des écouteurs pendant que tu prends ta marche ou bien écouter ma douce voix lorsque tu es en voiture. Je ne sais pas toi, mais l’apparition du soleil chaud, du printemps, ça me donne un méga boost d’énergie. Ça fait tellement du bien! Mais avec tout plein de beaux projets qui bourgeonnent, pour plusieurs vient le manque de temps. Si toi aussi tu manques de temps, c’est pour toi! Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: Comment je me suis manifesté une “beach house” Pourquoi tu manques toujours de temps pour ta business Un petit défi qui te fera assurément avancer Une opportunité de coaching gratuite Liens discutés dans l’épisode: Groupe FB Momentum Coaching de groupe gratuit en ligne du 29 avril

Allo les filles! Ici Tamara du podcast Manifest|Station, merci de mettre tes écouteurs et d’écouter semaine après semaine les épisodes du podcast et si tu es nouvelle, et bien welcome welcome my friend. Alors, c’est ma fête samedi prochain et à chaque fois, ma mère me demande: “Qu’est-ce que tu veux que je te fasse pour ta fête?” (elle adore cuisiner et j’adore sa bouffe!) et je suis tout le temps vraiment mal à l’aise de demander. Je lui dis: “Ah! N’importe quoi, tout est bon!”. Elle me l’a pourtant demandé! Est-ce que tu as aussi de la difficulté à recevoir? Les chances sont que oui. Alors, l'épisode d'aujourd'hui est pour toi! Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: Comment la capacité de recevoir peut t’aider avec la loi de l’attraction Pourquoi ça pourrait te faire procrastiner dans ta business Comment permettre une abondance dans ta vie Liens discutés dans l’épisode: ÉPISODE #26: LES 7 LOIS DE L’UNIVERS ÉPISODE #27: LES 7 LOIS DE L’UNIVERS (PARTIE II) Mon compte Instagram (DM)

C’est enfin l’ouverture pour le dépôt des candidatures du Mastermind Momentum et pour l’occasion je te partage 1 vidéo/ jour pour t’aider à avancer à la vitesse de l’éclair avec ta business. L’épisode d’aujourd’hui sera aussi en vidéo (voir IGTV de mon compte tamara_bisson) Dans cet épisode tu pourras découvrir: -Pourquoi vouloir apprendre de tous les experts peut te ralentir -Quoi faire pour ne pas dépendre de l’algorithme de FB et Instagram -Quelle est LA chose qui faut que tu travailles pour t’assurer d’avancer dans ta business Lien et ressources discutées dans cet épisode: Vidéo #1 sur IGTV Mastermind Momentum Mon compte Instagram Lien pour accéder au podcast Manifest|Station sur iTunes (si tu veux l’écouter sur ton iPhone ou aller ajouter un commentaire et niveau de satisfaction)

Dans cet épisode du podcast Manifest|Station, j’ai le plaisir d’accueillir Catherine Bérubé, propriétaire du studio de yoga Namasté Lévis. Si j’avais un seul conseil à te donner pour t’aider dans ta business, ce serait d’apprendre à optimiser ton mindset et c’est exactement ce que Catherine va te permettre de faire. Dans cet épisode tu pourras: -Découvrir le pouvoir d’une méditation pour ta business -Accéder à une méditation de 8 min faite par une experte -Découvrir le rôle de l’énergie féminine et masculine dans ta business Liens et ressources discutés dans cet épisode: Studio Namasté Lévis & Page Facebook Méditation seule Lien pour accéder au podcast Manifest|Station sur iTunes (si tu veux l’écouter sur ton iPhone ou aller ajouter un commentaire et niveau de satisfaction)

Allo les filles! Ici Tamara du podcast Manifest Station et j’ai pensé que tu aimerais vraiment savoir quel projet prioriser ou même par ou commencer. Aujourd'hui je voulais t’aider à avoir un peu de clarté dans ta business et savoir par quel projet commencer, vers où t’en aller. C’est tellement facile commencer 10 millions de projets en même temps et même que c’est l’fun. On est des entrepreneurs, alors c’est énergisant de commencer un nouveau projet, de faire un nouveau programme, un nouveau défi, une nouvelle chaine YouTube. Ça vient souvent avec de grandes attentes (genre: avec ma nouvelle chaine YouTube, je vais faire de l’argent avec les vus dans 6 mois) et lorsqu’on voit qu’on n’atteindra pas ces objectifs on abandonne et on commence un autre projet. Ça fait en sorte qu’on ne met jamais notre 100% sur un projet et que ça ne mène à rien. Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: -Voici comment faire pour choisir 1 projet -Comment faire pour éviter de faire 10 projets en même temps -Qu’est-ce qui fait que tu as toujours plein de projets et pourquoi il ne faut pas tous les faire Pour t’inscrire au défi, dirige-toi à tamarabisson.com/24 J’ai bien hâte de faire le défi avec toi, T

Ici Tamara Bisson et on est déjà rendu à l’épisode #29 du podcast Manifest Station. Je suis super contente parce que je n’avais aucune idée de comment aller se passer le podcast, si tu allais l’aimé, si j’allais aimé faire ça et si je serais capable de crée les épisodes semaines après semaine. Je n’ai pas toujours une idée claire avant de faire les épisodes… J’enregistre avec mes écouteurs pour mon iPhone… Je fais le montage audio avec Imovie… J’ai ajouté une chanson que j’avais déjà… Et c’est exactement de ça que je veux te parler aujourd’hui. Dans cet épisode tu pourras découvrir -Comment gagner de la clarté -Comment mon membership aurait pu être une perte totale de temps -Un nouveau défi qui pourra te donner du momentum Pour t’inscrire au défi, dirige-toi à tamarabisson.com/24 J’ai bien hâte de faire le défi avec toi, T.

Allo les filles! Ici Tamara du podcast Manifest Station et aujourd’hui je voulais abordé un sujet que pour la plupart ça bloque. Je parle de la peur du jugement. Que ce soit la peur d’envoyer un courriel à ta liste pour leur vendre un nouveau programme parce que tu te dis” j’suis qui moi pour mettre sur pied un programme comme ça”? Ou bien peur que les gens pensent que le programme que tu essaies de vendre c’est parce que ton autre programme ne marche pas ou peur de faire une vidéo parce que tu n’es pas naturelle… bref, peur d’aller de l’avant avec un projet parce que tu as peur que les gens te jugent. Alors, pourquoi il ne faut pas que ta business soit à propos de toi? Exactement pour ça. Dans l’épisode de cette semaine, tu pourras découvrir: -3 raisons de ne pas mettre ton ego de l’avant -Comment éviter de créer une business à propos de toi ou bien arrêter de le faire -4 questions à te poser pour te libérer de cette peur Partage-moi ton expérience, des anecdotes lorsque ce sera fait, je suis certaine que tu vas t’apercevoir que c’est un game changer. Prend une capture d’écran du podcast sur ton téléphone et partage la sur Instagram en me taguant (tamara_bisson) bien sûr, je veux voir les progrès de ton mindset!

Bienvenu au podcast Manifest Station et dans l’épisode d’aujourd’hui, je te dévoile les 7 lois de l’univers. Est-ce que tu savais que la loi de l’attraction n’était pas la seule à exister? J’ai découvert ça dernièrement et c’est un “game changer”. Il y en existe bel et bien 6 autres. Ça m’a donné une ligne directrice de comment vivre mes journées, accéder à ce que je veux, mais surtout comme être heureuse. Ce sont des lois qui sont vraies pour tout le monde. Riche pauvre, canadien, asiatique, homme, femme, etc. Si tu profites de ces lois, tu vas voir des changements exponentiels dans ta vie. Dans cet épisode, tu pourras découvrir: -La loi de l’attraction et 2 façons d’en profiter -La loi de la création intentionnelle -La loi de laisser-aller Pour cette semaine, je t’invite à les mettre en application et voir la différence que ça peut réellement faire. Je suis loin de les maitriser et de les mettre toujours en application, mais lorsque je le fais, je me sens beaucoup plus en harmonie avec la vie. Je ne me sens pas bucher ni aller à contre-courant. Partage-moi ton expérience, tes anecdotes lorsque ce sera fait, je suis certaine que tu vas t’apercevoir que c’est un game changer. Prend une capture d’écran du podcast sur ton téléphone et partage-la sur Instagram en m’identifiant (tag @tamara_bisson) bien sûr, je veux voir les progrès de ton mindset! Merci beaucoup d’être là, on se parle la semaine prochaine, T.

Claudia Hinz graduated from Harvard and received her master’s degree in English from Southern Methodist University. She worked as a broadcast journalist for network affiliates in California, Seattle and Dallas. Her articles, essays, book reviews and fiction have appeared in The Manifest-Station, Brevity, The Boston Globe, International Herald Tribune, 1859 Oregon’s Magazine, Flash Fiction Magazine and Bend Lifestyle Magazine. Her first novel is out on submission with Writers House.

Nance Klehm, Radical Ecologist — Eiren Caffall is a writer and musician based in Chicago, born in New York, and raised in New England. She has been the recipient of a Social Justice News Nexus fellowship in environmental journalism at Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism and a Frontline: Environmental Reportage residency at The Banff Centre for the Arts, studying with Naomi Klein. Her work on loss and nature, glaciers and extinction has appeared in The Rumpus, The Chicago Reader, Tikkun Daily, The Nervous Breakdown, The Manifest Station, Punk Planet, the book The Time After, and the forthcoming collection 21/21Chicago. She has also released three albums of original music, Prairie Music, Civil Twilight, and Slipping the Holdfast. Her work has been adapted into the short film Become Ocean, which was accepted into the Sidewalk Film Festival and the Wild and Scenic film festival in 2018.

C’est le début d’une nouvelle saison du podcast Manifest Station et je la commence par un événement qui a changé ma vie.. Mon 2e accouchement. Je viens tout juste d’accoucher de ma petite Zoé et je voulais prendre du temps sans travail et relaxer, mais j’avais trop hâte de recommencer, j’avais un message à te partager. En fait, je voulais vous partager ce que mon 2e accouchement m’a permis de comprendre réellement. C’est pourtant des principes que je connaissais, mais on dirait que j’ai enfin réellement senti et compris.  Je les ai intégrés. Tout comme moi, tu as toujours eu tout pour réussir, mais par manque de confiance, tu cherches constamment une solution à l’extérieur de toi. C'est de ça que je te parle aujourd'hui. Il n’y a pas d’outil, de ressource ou de chose externe qui a le pouvoir  de changer notre vie, notre business, mais bien une chose interne: notre mindset. Le pouvoir de notre mental. Suite à cette expérience, j’ai développé un outil super puissant pour te permettre d’avoir un mindset optimal au quotidien. La préparation mentale matinale te permettra de commencer la journée avec le mental qui t’apportera des résultats. Pas des peurs et discours internes qui te limites, mais un discours qui te permet de te sentir vrai, authentique, sans retenu et qui peut aider réellement les autres. Tu te sentiras inspirée, puissante et ayant toutes les capacités dont tu as besoin. Dirige-toi à tamarabisson.com/matin pour le télécharger et faire ta la Préparation Mentale Matinale dès aujourd’hui.

Gerri Ravyn Stanfield, LAc. is the author of Revolution of the Spirit: Awaken the Healer, a guide to liberate the healing super powers within each of us. Her fiction and essays have been published in The Rumpus, Manifest Station, and others. She is the executive director of Acupuncturists Without Borders, a nonprofit organization providing trauma relief in the wake of natural disaster and human conflict. She designs trainings for emerging leaders and healers in the US, Canada, Europe, Nepal, Israel/Palestine, and Australia.  Ravyn uses her background in trauma recovery, neurobiology, psychology, writing and performance to coax more of the extraordinary into the world through the cracks in Western civilization. She has a private acupuncture practice in Portland, Oregon. Episode Highlights Ravyn talks about how her experiences of illness lead her on the path of becoming a healer. She discusses her inspiration for her book, "Revolution of the Spirit," as a way to record and remember alternative forms of healing. The connection of spirituality to medicine and other forms of healing. Exploring the ways that ancient healing practices, such as Chinese medicine and Ayurveda, have maintained their spiritual aspects. What it means to be a healer, and who can be a healer = “to make whole” by simply doing your thing. Exploring the concept of being a “global revolutionary healer” with your own soul fire. We discuss what is ailing our culture at large now - the interlocking systems of oppression and the greedy residue of colonization; and healing this by turning back towards the sacred. Alchemy as the art of change and transformation, and using it personally and globally. Bringing the power of alchemy to heal the queer communities. Taking a holy risk and moving toward what scares you.

Anna Quinn is a writer, teacher, and the owner of The Writers' Workshoppe and Imprint Bookstore in Port Townsend, WA. She has thirty years of experience teaching and leading writing workshops across the country. Her writing has appeared in Writer's Digest, Psychology Today, Literature Circles and Response, Practical Aspects of Authentic Assessment, Instructor, Manifest-Station, Lit Fest Anthology 2016, and Washington 129 Anthology. The Night Child is her debut novel. To learn more about Anna, click here.

Erin Khar lives, loves, and writes in New York City and sometimes other cities too. Her work has been featured many places, including Marie Claire, SELF, Esquire, Cosmopolitan, The Manifest-Station, and Cosmonauts Avenue. We talked addiction, the #MeToo movement, depression, & other not fun things that were somehow fun to talk about with her. Join the F**ed up girl's party for this episode full of amazing true stories & cathartic revelations & if you want more advice from Erin, you can write into her Ravishy column , Ask Erin. Find her on Twitter @ErinKhar

I talked to Erin Khar, Editor & Columnist of Ravishly.com. She writes a killer advice column called #AskErin. Ask her for advice on anything. "Hi, I'm Erin. I write about things like addiction, recovery, mental health, relationships, parenting, infertility, self-care, and my undying love for Beverly Hills, 90210. My work has been featured many places, including Marie Claire, SELF, Esquire, Cosmopolitan, The Manifest-Station, and Cosmonauts Avenue. My weekly advice column, Ask Erin, can be read on Ravishly. My latest project is a forthcoming memoir that follows my recovery from a 15-year struggle with heroin addiction, as I learned to let go of shame, face the truth, and love and forgive myself." - Erin Khar

Bill welcomes debut novelist Anna Quinn to the show. Anna Quinn is a writer, teacher, and the owner of The Writers’ Workshoppe and Imprint Books in Port Townsend, WA. She has thirty years of experience teaching and leading writing workshops across the country. Her writing has appeared in various literary journals, including Literature Circles and Response, Practical Aspects of Authentic Assessment, Instructor, Tidepools, IS Literary Magazine, Manifest-Station, Lit-Fest Anthology, 2016, and Washington 129 Anthology. Night Child is her first novel.

When was the last time you experienced grief, pain, or loss? It’s our cultural instinct to brush those feelings off, to sweep them under the rug, and try to move past them as quickly as possible. Today, Megan Devine, a Pacific Northwest writer, speaker, and grief advocate, is here to remind you that personal tragedy’s going to happen (it’s inevitable), but she’s also going to reassure you that in those darkest times of your life — it WILL be okay. As Megan puts it, “it’s okay that you’re not okay.” Megan’s on a mission to help people love each other better. As the founder of Refuge in Grief, a hub of grief education and outreach, Megan leads people through some of the most devastating times in their lives. Together, with her team, she facilitates a growing catalogue of courses, events, and trainings to help grieving people — as well as help those who wish to support them — to learn the skills they need to carry pain that cannot be fixed. Megan’s newest book, It’s OK That You’re Not OK: Meeting Grief & Loss in a Culture That Doesn’t Understand. She’s been featured wildly in the media including Huffington Post, Modern Loss, and the Manifest-Station, and in dozens of podcasts and radio appearances. Dive into the conversation that surrounds grief, pain, and loss to discover how much more healing the entire process can actually be. Key Takeaways: Healing through well intentions. You’re going through your life and the unimaginable happens. It could be a close death, a job loss, or a health diagnosis, but suddenly your world’s turned upside down. Your support system will instinctually try to relate or do whatever they can to help you move past this, but THIS is what you’ll actually need…[09:25]. Embracing the conversation. Talking about grief can make us uncomfortable. The truth is we all walk around with a backlog of unspoken or unheard pain that we’re afraid to reveal; but why? The TRUTH behind our silence and what we’re really so damn afraid of…[16:26]. Finding your safe ground. When you’re met with tragedy you want to be comforted knowing there’s a safety net; a person or group of supportive people who will help you heal. It’s not about reducing the harm, but to feel safe. How can you build that community before needing them? Try this…[19:55]. Carrying the loss. When things go wrong, we want to fix them. It’s in our nature to try. But the next time your loved one calls you distressed and grieving, it’s incredibly important to remember Megan’s sound advice – things cannot be fixed, they can only be carried. Learn what this ONE saying means and be better prepared to face it all…[30:47]. Tune in and turn the volume up for a dose of inspiration and life lessons. You're never more than One Idea Away from a whole, new reality.

Today on Purse Strings Maria is joined by Kelly Baker the editor of Women in Higher Education and a freelance writer who covers religion, racism, higher education, gender, labor, motherhood, and popular culture. Kelly is also an essayist, historian, and reporter. She has regular columns at the Chronicle for Higher Education‘s Vitae project, Women in Higher Education, Killing the Buddha, and Sacred Matters. She has also written for The New York Times, The Atlantic, Bearings, The Rumpus, The Manifest-Station, Religion Dispatches, Christian Century's Then Now, Washington Post, and Brain, Child. Kelly is also the author of the award-winning book, Gospel According to the Klan: The KKK's Appeal to Protestant America, 1915-1930, and The Zombies Are Coming!: The Realities of the Zombie Apocalypse in American Culture.  

Today on Purse Strings Maria is joined by Kelly Baker the editor of Women in Higher Education and a freelance writer who covers religion, racism, higher education, gender, labor, motherhood, and popular culture. Kelly is also an essayist, historian, and reporter. She has regular columns at the Chronicle for Higher Education‘s Vitae project, Women in Higher Education, Killing the Buddha, and Sacred Matters. She has also written for The New York Times, The Atlantic, Bearings, The Rumpus, The Manifest-Station, Religion Dispatches, Christian Century's Then Now, Washington Post, and Brain, Child. Kelly is also the author of the award-winning book, Gospel According to the Klan: The KKK's Appeal to Protestant America, 1915-1930, and The Zombies Are Coming!: The Realities of the Zombie Apocalypse in American Culture.  

Skylar Liberty Rose is a writer and the creator of  The Empowerment Experience: The Beginning of You Saying Yes to Yourself Having found her own freedom by releasing limiting beliefs, Skylar has lovingly put together this online journey of adventure and exploration to help provide others with life changing tools they can use to empower themselves. Chosen as one of the 'Best 50 Women's Empowerment Blogs' by the Institute for the Psychology of Eating and 'Top 101 Most Inspiring Blogs' by Guided Mind, Skylar is passionate about stripping away layers of conditioning and instead discovering the unique truth within. Creativity is her meditation. Her work has been featured by numerous publications including Rebelle Society, The Huffington Post, Positively Positive, Not Salmon, The Manifest-Station, TUT and Tiny Buddha. 

Join us today for Women Lead Radio as Michelle Bergquist, your host of Women Who Lead, interviews Klyn Elsbury, Director of Talent Communications at Landmark Makers and author of  I AM ____: The Untold Story of Success! Klyn shares her empowering and inspirational story on living with a terminal illness. Her personal journey led her to want to understand what drives entrepreneurs and athletes to success! Klyn has taken her success and motivation to the masses through motivational speeches and advocacy on behalf of others. Her story has been featured in numerous publications including Manifest Station, Zumba blog, and she has appeared on several shows including KPBS, NPR, and US News Nightly Report with Lester Holt. As the CEO and Co-Founder of Connected Women of Influence, Michelle Bergquist is a passionate advocate for women in business. At Connected Women of Influence, we believe that more women need to lead in business and everything we do is center-focused on designing platforms, programs, connections and collaborative opportunities for b2b women to prosper, succeed and lead the way in business today!

Nine Questions series continues with writer Molly Krause. Molly was born and raised in Kansas, graduating from The University of Kansas with a degree in Social Welfare. Her debut novel, 'Joy Again', was published by Bedazzled Ink in April 2016. She co-authored 'The Flavorful Kitchen Cookbook' and her essays have appeared in Ragazine, Manifest-Station, and Brain, Child. She lives in Lawrence, Kansas with her husband and two teenage daughters. http://www.molly-krause.com/ The Rolling Wave theme music by OILS http://oilsoilsoils.bandcamp.com/

Finding Your Narrative voice with Zoe Zolbrod and Crystal-Lee Quibell discusses how to find your unique voice as a writer, the difference between writing fiction and memoir and what she’s learned as both a writer and editor for, The Rumpus. Zoe Zolbrod is the author of the memoir The Telling and the novel Currency. Her essays have appeared in Salon, Stir Journal, The Weeklings, The Manifest Station, The Nervous Breakdown, and The Rumpus, where she is currently the Sunday co-editor. Crystal-Lee Quibell is the host of Literary Speaking, a weekly podcast dedicated to helping writers learn from best-selling authors, literary agents, and publishers. Founder of The Magical Writers Group, a private teaching forum for writers specifically focused on memoir. She is a champion for the written word, student of publishing and an obsessive book collector with a serious case of wanderlust. A self-described mermaid and witchy woman for life, she believes that life is better with books, chocolate, and the occasional cheese board. Her upcoming essay is to be featured in the forthcoming book, The Magic Of Memoir: Inspiration for the Writer's Journey. 

Happy Valentine's Day. Put down the box of Russell Stover candies and listen up. It's time to talk about death. There's no better way to celebrate love than to honor the fact that we eventually lose the ones we love. Or do we? On the Block Radio is a show about transformation. More specifically, we are a show about how people face intense experiences in their lives and transform them into meaning, beauty and purpose. There is no bigger transformation than that of death. To confront our own deaths, the sages of every religion teach, is the key to unlocking the eternal aspects within our consciousness and our bodies. There are few more basic human issues than the ever-ticking clock of our own mortality. It is what makes life tragic and glorious at the same time. And to help someone prepare for a beautiful death is to help a person fulfill their deepest potential as a human being. There is literally no higher calling. This is the calling Mellisa Dodson heard, and answered, on March 25, 2014. Melissa Dodson is a California girl who found her home in the trees of Portland, OR. She's a wife and mom, a writer and a Death Midwife. She writes about being a motherless daughter, grief, depression, vulnerability and the beauty of a messy life. She is a dream catcher, a grief warrior, a survivor, a book whore. Studying writing with Lidia Yuknavitch woke up all the broken pieces of her heart, and reminded her that words save. She now studies Dangerous Writing under the tutelage of Tom Spanbauer and the magic makers in the basement. Her work has been featured on The Manifest-Station, Rebelle Society, The Tattooed Buddha, behind-the-ink, Some Talk of You & Me, Breathe In. Breathe Out. Live, among other online publications. Since the March 25, 2014 death of her mother, her passions lie with grief, compassionate end-of-life planning, conscious death and dying, home death/home vigil/home funeral and natural/green burial. In 2015, she founded Grief Rites, a Facebook community to safely and openly talk about death and grief (website coming soon). She also curates the Grief Rites Readers Series, a literary event in NE Portland, to bring people together to hold sacred space for each other in their grief. The Readers Series meets the first Monday of each month at American Legion Post 134, and is free to all. Her next chapter includes turning Grief Rites into a 501c(3) non-profit organization. Funds raised through the Grief Rites Foundation will take the Readers Series on the road to broaden the reach of the grief safety net that she's created, and bring in renowned speakers and authors in the realm of death and grief. Additionally, there will be a fund to assist people with covering funeral and burial costs for green/natural burials. She is also continually studying, and offering her services though her Portland based business, Into the Light, LLC. Her offerings include compassionate end-of-life planning and education, death midwifery services, home funeral guidance, caregiver support and grief support.

Jennifer Pastiloff, Beauty Hunter, is a writer and yoga teacher.  She travels the world with her unique workshop: “The Manifestation Workshop: On Being Human." She's the founder of the wildly popular Manifest-Station blog & Manifestation Yoga® and has been featured on Good Morning America, New York Magazine, CBS News and more for her unique style of teaching. Jen has developed a massive and loyal following from her personal essays. She studied poetry and writing at NYU and Bucknell University and is currently finishing her first book, "Beauty Hunting."   Twice a year, Jen is the guest speaker at Canyon Ranch in Lenox, Massachusetts and also does an annual retreat at Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health in The Berkshires of Massachusetts. Visit www.jenniferpastiloff.com and www.beautyhunting.com. Get the Off the Grid Into the Heart CD by Sister Jenna.  Like America Meditating on FB & follow us on Twitter.  Visit our website at www.meditationmuseum.org.  Download our free Pause for Peace App for Apple or Android.  

Jen Pastiloff is the author of On Being Human, and travels the world with her unique workshop “On Being Human,” a hybrid of yoga-related movement, writing, sharing out loud, letting the snot fly, and the occasional dance party. Cheryl Strayed, author of Wild, calls Jen “a conduit of awakenings.” Jen has been featured on Good Morning America, New York Magazine, Health Magazine, CBS News and more for her unique style of teaching, which she has taught to thousands of women in sold-out workshops all over the world. Bring a journal, an open heart, and the willingness to grow open and stronger for her workshops. She is also the founder of the online magazine The Manifest-Station. Jen leads annual retreats to Italy and France and she is the guest speaker at Canyon Ranch and Miraval Resorts a couple of times each year. She also leads Writing and The Body workshops with author Lidia Yuknavitch. Jen also offers scholarships to a woman who has lost a child through The Aleksander Fund.Today on Full Body F*ck Yes:What our inner a$$hole is & how it will run our lives if we let itHow to meet your inner critic with compassionWhat it means to Jen to be humanReevaluating as a society what bravery meansJen's experience with shame & her Shame Loss movementWe get to have this big, beautiful lifeWhy it's powerful to retell your storiesResources:Craft Your Signature Story | Check out Abbey's new course on how to craft your core message and share it in just 3 hours!Follow Jen:Virtual Retreat: jenniferpastiloff.com/virtual-retreats Instagram: @jenpastiloff ; @nobullshitmotherhood Book: On Being HumanFacebook: Jen PastiloffConnect with Abbey:Instagram: @abbeygibb Website: abbeygibb.comThis show is produced by Soulfire Productions

Ernest White II is a storyteller, explorer, producer, and host of television travel docu-series FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II, currently airing in the United States on Public Television Stations and Create TV nationwide. He is also founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures, a new film, television, and digital media studio centering BIPOC, LGBTQ, and senior narratives. Ernest's writing includes fiction, literary essay, and travel narrative, having been featured in Time Out London, USA Today, Getaway, Ebony, The Manifest-Station, Sinking City, Lakeview Journal, Matador Network, National Geographic Traveler's Brazil and Bradt's Tajikistan guidebooks, and at TravelChannel.com. Appearing on the Travel Channel television series Destination Showdown and Jamaica: Bared, as well as in a documentary film about the dangers of mass tourism, Gringo Trails, Ernest is a Florida native now based in Canada. His obsessions include South Africa, São Paulo, and Rita Hayworth. Website: https://www.flybrother.net  If you love this show, please leave us a review. Go to:- https://ratethispodcast.com/rate and follow the simple instructions. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-dave-pamah-show/donations