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If you only listen to one episode, then please let it be this one!Self worth is the root of everything. If we don't have a strong sense of our worth, it's going to show up in our lives. Whether that's through overspending, accumulating clutter, in our relationships or elsewhere. And my guest this week, Meadow DeVor, shows us how we can build our self worth and honour ourselvesby rewriting the stories we tell ourselves. This is the episode that will make big shifts happen, tune in!Meadow's YouTubeInstagram @meadowdevorMeadow's Website••• Join the this intentional life community hereInstagram @simpleintentional Read www.simpleintentional.com Want more support? Work with me one-on-one! Reach out at hello@simpleintentional.com

This week on the podcast, I'm sharing my conversation with self-worth coach and author Meadow DeVor. Meadow is a self-development teacher with a modern approach to spirituality, money and personal growth. In her book, The Worthy Project, Meadow talks about building worth through behavior, true self vs. ideal image and the connection between shopping and worth.    Find Meadow's book ‘The Worthy Project' is free on Audible  Check out her website https://www.meadowdevor.com/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Are you interested in working 1:1 with me? I'm now officially a Certified Money Coach (CMC)® where I work with you to create greater balance, a higher consciousness and help you transform your relationship with money. This goal of this work is to guide you to a deeper understanding of the unconscious beliefs and patterns we carry that create stress and fear and hold us back from living the life that you want. You can book a quick 15-minute call here so I can learn more about you and your goals for the program.  I'm so excited to be able to connect with you on a deeper level and help you discover what's blocking you from living the life you really want. 

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains some sensitive topics around the loss of a parent. Today I'm with my dear friend, Lizzie Braicks-Rinker, a wellness brand strategist and holistic health and fitness coach. We met in college, baking pie in the dorm basement, and bonded quickly; I told Lizzie my mom had passed away. She told me hers had cancer. We were at different stages in our lives than our peers, and because of this, had different needs and perspectives on wellness than they did, too.In 2022, Lizzie gave a TED Talk on Mother's Day about the difference between wellness and physical health. Her beliefs stemmed from her experience in college, when, on paper, she was extremely healthy – she was vegan, she was on the rowing team – and yet, she was having panic attacks and chronic pain due to the wellness pieces that were missing in her life. In this episode, Lizzie and I talk a lot about holistic wellness – especially social wellness, of course – and how, really, there is no one-size-fits-all recipe.In this episode you'll hear about:The eight pillars of holistic wellness (emotional, physical, occupational, social, spiritual, intellectual, environmental, financial) vs. the wellness industrial complexHow self-care looks different for everybody – it could involve playing with your dogs, getting your finances in order, or building a community support systemWhy social wellness is often left off the priority list of wellnessHow health (especially social health) – doesn't have to be linear; for example, your social needs might be higher in the summer than they are in the winterCreating the “third option” instead of accepting social obligations you're just not into – or, creating INTENTION in these obligations so they feel fulfilling to youWho is your true self vs. your ideal self? Plus, the importance of taking baby stepsResources & LinksLike what you hear? Visit my website, leave me a voicemail, and follow me on Instagram! Be sure to check out Lizzie's TED Talk and the book she recommended in this episode, The Worthy Project by Meadow DeVor, and follow her on Instagram and check out her website.Want to take this conversation a step further? Send this episode to a friend. Tell them you found it interesting and use what we just talked about as a conversation starter the next time you and your friend hang out!

Episode 223  Having a sense of self-worth is crucial for our emotional and mental health. It can be challenging to find the inner strength to pursue our dreams when we constantly deal with feelings of low self-worth. Many people who lack self-worth turn to substance abuse as a coping mechanism. However, substance abuse gives you a temporary fix for your problems, but it does not solve them. So how do you work on your self-worth? Today, my guest, Meadow DeVor, is here to help you implement your very own worthy project.   Meadow is a personal development teacher and the author of books; The Worthy Project and Money Love; A Guide to Changing the Way That You Think About Money.  In this episode, Meadow discusses her book, The Worthy Project. She talks about the difference between ideal image & true self, worthless & worthy cycles, and the front door exercise. Moreover, Meadow shares what buying a Gucci dress taught her and how you can start worthy work.  Enjoy this episode. You are worth doing the work.  Peace,  Lori To read this episode's full show, please click here.    DO YOU WANT TO STAY IN TOUCH? Join Lori's email community to receive inspiration and tips on how to find joy + confidence living alcohol-free later in life. Click here to join the mailing list.   PRIVATE COACHING Are you interested in working closely to quit drinking for good? Schedule a complimentary discovery session to learn more about how private sobriety coaching can help you find joy and confidence in sobriety. Click here to schedule your session.

We all struggle, at least a little, with self-worth.  We may not realize it (I didn't) or call it that, but we have all felt undervalued at some point.   Meadow DeVor has created a formula for understanding self-worth and how to build it, and she lays it all out in her book, the Worthy Project.On this episode, she shares:how over 500K in debt while being a money coach led her to realize that underneath of that debt was a feeling of worthlessnessthe signs that your self-worth could use a boosthow to let go of the motherhood identityThere are so many gems in this episode.  We go deep on the whole motherhood journey, infertility, childlessness, and even the similarities between the mothers and the childless women. Meadow's book, the Worthy Project is available on Audible and coming out in print on May 11th.  Pre-order your copy now!Show notes: sherijohnson.ca/62Is your own self-worth holding you back from embracing your childless life?Take the Worthiness Quiz

This podcast talks about the book, "The Worthy Project" by Meadow Devor and uses exercises to decide whether or not you are in a worthy cycle or a worthless cycle. Host Mike Dillon sits with Dr. Kerris Dillon to work through the exercises to decide whether they are striving for a realistic life or an idealistic life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dr-kerris-dillon6/message

About Meadow DeVor Meadow DeVor is a self-development teacher with a modern approach to spirituality, money, and personal growth. Since 2007, she has led teacher trainings, inquiry classes, and retreats both online and throughout the United States. She’s the author... READ MORE The post Increase your worthiness to increase your net worth | Meadow DeVor appeared first on .

Geld? Oh Gott Geld! Oh Gottohgottohgott. Aaaaagh!!! Formulare? Oh ich hab schon wieder 2 Wochen nicht in meinen Briefkasten geguckt. Upsie, hab ich vergessen (habe nur jede Sekunde der letzten Woche daran gedacht, dass ich es noch machen musste, aber hab ich halt nicht) Tja. Oh, Inkasso. Aaaah!!! Hilfe!!!HOME Podcast Episode 51, »Money Sobriety« mit Meadow DeVor 

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Continuing with the summer guest co-host series, Tammi gets to spend some time talking to Laura McKowen. You may know Laura from her previous interview (Ep. 44) or as the former co-host of the wildly popular HOME podcast. Her newest podcast creation is Spiritual-ish which she co-hosts with Meadow DeVor. They talk about creating online courses and charging what you're worth, how Laura tackled writing her forthcoming book, We Are the Luckiest (releasing 12/31/19), as well as getting into the nitty gritty about recent panic attacks and so much more. Over the years, Laura has become a trusted friend and really walks the walk when it comes to her sobriety and creativity. To learn more about Laura and her work, you can find her at https://www.lauramckowen.com/ or connect with her on Instagram @lauramckowen. This week Laura shares three items from her Unruffled Toolbox with our listeners: (1) Box Breathing; (2) Insight Timer App; and (3) Sweat.

In this episode, I talk with Money and Recovery Coach, Linda Parmar.  We started the episode strong by chatting about perimenopause at a younger age than most people think is possible which was a bonus because we were only going to talk about money and recovery.   Linda shares her money story and her story of how she found sobriety from alcohol and now leads a life coaching others through their recovery.  Linda talks about how our money habits start when we are kids and how we can change money story at any age to reach financial recovery.  I also share some personal information during this episode of my struggles with money and how I handle it today.  It was very enlightening and I know you will learn so much from Linda.   From Linda:  My life and addiction led me to a life of financial chaos. With my recovery, I learned that alcohol and drugs were just a symptom of negative patterns and behaviors. This is the same for money. A few years into recovery I was ready to look at these patterns and behaviors and I am now living my financial truth and working through my financial goals successfully.  I am ready to support women in recovery with their financial recovery. Money is hard. Money brings a lot of shame and guilt attached to it, much like addictions do. I specialize in looking at your financial picture and coaching you through a process that will help you heal from your money story and learn to love yourself even more.  To find Linda:  www.lindaparmar.com https://www.instagram.com/lindaparmarcoach/ Books mentioned: (my affiliate link is attached) You Are A Badass At Making Money, by Jen Sincero Money Love: A Guide To Changing The Way That You Think About Money, by Meadow DeVor    To find Lori: www.lorimassicot.com www.instagram.com/to50andbeyond  coachmassicot@gmail.com     

Tammi and Sondra are so excited to have Laura McKowen on the pod this week. Laura is a Mama, writer, teacher and co-host of the very popular Home podcast with Holly Whitaker and co-host of a new podcast, Spiritual-ish, with Meadow DeVor. They talk about granting yourself permission to change, to say No to things so you can say a big fat Yes to others, and then the biggest Yeses that lead to the giant leaps. They also talk about when to take breaks from things, knowing yourself well enough to know the things you really want and then choosing those things, purposefully and intently. If you already know Laura and her work, they hope you will hear something that may give you a little more insight on a beautiful soul who brings so much light to the recovery space. To keep up with Laura and her goings-on, please visit her at http://www.lauramckowen.com/. This week Laura shares three items from her Unruffled Toolbox: (1) Her cat, Piper; (2) Sleep; and (3) The energy of creating something new.

Meadow DeVor is an internationally recognized yoga teacher, master life coach, and writer. She's the founder of Yoga Church and the author of Money Love, A Guide to Changing the Way You Think About Money. Meadow speaks, writes and coaches extensively on the topics of money, sobriety, trauma, yoga and healing, and she has had the pleasure Continue Reading…

Meadow DeVor is an internationally recognized yoga teacher, master life coach, and writer. She's the founder of Yoga Church and the author of Money Love, A Guide to Changing the Way You Think About Money. Meadow speaks, writes and coaches extensively on the topics of money, sobriety, trauma, yoga and healing, and she has had the pleasure Continue Reading…

This could be called the breakthrough episode. It's not the topic of sex, or heartache, or blackouts, or shame the girls have been most afraid to talk about, but MONEY. In this episode, Meadow DeVor joins them to break it down. Having recovered from her own financial bottom of being over half a million dollars in debt (while coaching people about money!), she talks about her own story and the *mindblowing* subject of Money Sobriety, her personal recovery, and coaches the girls through their own limiting beliefs. Meadow is the author of Money Love, a master life coach and the founder of Yoga Church. She speaks, writes and coaches extensively on the topics of money, trauma, yoga and healing. More about her and Yoga Church can be found on www.MeadowDeVor.com. Music by Radiation City.

I came across this awesome article by Meadow Devor which discusses 10 Things To Give Up to Be Happy. This article really hit home and I wanted to discuss it on Episode 60. The article appeared on The Good Men Project which is a great resource for men. 1. Give up your need for control – Why do we try to control things that can't be controlled? It's a waste of energy. 2. Give up your need to be right – Do you want to be loved or be right? 3. Give up your criticism (of yourself and others) – Learn to accept others. Focus on what is right versus what is wrong. 4. Give up your need for people to understand you – Many people feel misunderstood. 5. Give up your desire to be liked – Everyone wants to feel loved. But making effort to be liked can also cause you to do things you wouldn't normally do. 6. Give up your resistance to change – Change is inevitable. Resistance create suffering. 7. Give up trying to please others – It's virtually impossible to please everyone. It takes too much effort. 8. Give up your attachment to the past – You can't move forward if you are too focused on the past. The moment is now. 9. Give up your need for acknowledgement – Jason provides an example of Feeding the fish versus going fishing. The course Freedom to Be was an awesome course that teaches these kinds of concepts. 10. Give up your distractions – Distractions keep you from being able to focus on what is more important. …

I came across this awesome article by Meadow Devor which discusses 10 Things To Give Up to Be Happy.  This article really hit home and I wanted to discuss it on Episode 60.  The article appeared on The Good Men Project which is a great resource for men. 1. Give up your need for control – Why do we try to control things that can't be controlled?  It's a waste of energy. 2. Give up your need to be right – Do you want to be loved or be right? 3. Give up your criticism (of yourself and others) – Learn to accept others.  Focus on what is right versus what is wrong. 4. Give up your need for people to understand you – Many people feel misunderstood. 5. Give up your desire to be liked – Everyone wants to feel loved.  But making effort to be liked can also cause you to do things you wouldn't normally do. 6. Give up your resistance to change – Change is inevitable.  Resistance create suffering. 7. Give up trying to please others – It's virtually impossible to please everyone.  It takes too much effort. 8. Give up your attachment to the past – You can't move forward if you are too focused on the past.  The moment is now. 9. Give up your need for acknowledgement – Jason provides an example of Feeding the fish versus going fishing.  The course Freedom to Be was an awesome course that teaches these kinds of concepts. 10. Give up your distractions – Distractions keep you from being able to focus on what is more important.   …

Master Coach Meadow Devor talks about how to go from divorce to being a dating Diva.

I have access to some of the best coaches on the planet. This woman is my coach. Meadow has a way of getting to core of beliefs like no one I've ever met. Find out what your beliefs are conjuring up in your relationships.