Podcasts about Meant to Be

Workplace stress has a way of creeping in until it feels normal, leaving leaders drained and stuck in survival mode. When exhaustion takes over, decision-making suffers, motivation fades, and even the best opportunities can slip by unnoticed. It's not always the workload itself that holds someone back, but the habits and mindset that shape how they handle it. The real challenge isn't just keeping up—it's figuring out what needs to change before burnout makes the choice for them. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETB0JCgGBJY Bernadette Boas is an executive coach, trainer, and author focused on leadership and team performance. She founded Ball of Fire Coaching to help professionals improve workplace dynamics. Her book, Shedding the Corporate Bitch, explores breaking negative habits and building strong leadership skills. She also hosts a podcast of the same name. Today, she discusses self-awareness, managing workplace stress, and building high-performing teams by understanding behavior and communication. Her five-step Shift to Riches process helps leaders overcome personal barriers and create more productive work environments. Stay tuned! Resources: Book a call with Bernadette Boas Ignite The Fire Within To Become The Powerhouse You're Meant To Be! Connect with Bernadette Boas on LinkedIn

On episode 692 of the 40+ Fitness Podcast, Coach Allan invites us to dig deep and ask ourselves two vital questions:  Who are you? Who will you be?  Sharing personal stories—like the life-changing phone call with his daughter and powerful moments from his own health journey—Allan explores the importance of living up to who we're truly meant to be, rather than settling for the life we've drifted into. You'll hear how a short, focused period of effort can drastically change the course of your life, why vision matters for both the immediate and the distant future, and how real-life scenarios highlight what's truly at stake when it comes to your health. Plus, Allan introduces his new Fit for Task Bootcamp, designed to help you take those first critical steps toward reclaiming your health and unlocking your full potential. Time Stamps: 06:08 Being Who You're Meant To Be 07:09 Reverting to Your True Self 10:41 Generational Fitness Goals 15:52 Future-Ready Emergency Preparedness 17:07 Planning for Grandchild's Future 22:20 Free LLRQ Quiz for Self-Assessment 24:30 Small Steps, Big Achievements 27:42 Embracing Life's Joys

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In the 5 AM Hour: Larry O’Connor and Julie Gunlock discussed: Chief Justice Roberts shames judicial impeachment talk, rebukes Trump stance Judge blocks implementation of Trump’s transgender military ban Hilaria Baldwin snaps at husband Alec on red carpet: ‘When I’m talking, you’re not talking’ PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Here's my problem with Canada. Canada was MEANT TO BE the 51st state." Where to find more about WMAL's morning show: Follow the Show Podcasts on Apple podcasts, Audible and Spotify. Follow WMAL's "O'Connor and Company" on X: @WMALDC, @LarryOConnor, @Jgunlock, @patricepinkfile, and @heatherhunterdc. Facebook: WMALDC and Larry O'Connor Instagram: WMALDC Show Website: https://www.wmal.com/oconnor-company/ How to listen live weekdays from 5 to 9 AM: https://www.wmal.com/listenlive/ Episode: Wednesday, March 19, 2025 / 5 AM Hour See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ber is a independent music artist originally from Minnesota. Her parents had her in music programs from a young age and by the time she was in high school she was playing cover songs on her guitar at the open mic nights at the local Irish pub. After graduating she took a gap year and found herself in Norway learning about music, but also about life. Shortly after she was studying music at a university in the UK with dreams of becoming a songwriter. When her visa expired she decided to leave everything behind and move to Minneapolis and started writing songs while living in her uncle's basement. With her only friends in the music world being back in the UK, she spent most of her time writing songs with people over Zoom calls either early in the morning or late at night. It was one of those songs that ended up changing her life forever. After her song Meant To Be that she wrote and recorded with her friend Charlie Oriain went viral on TikTok opportunities opened up for her in a big way. In fact, her first ever show was performing at the iconic SXSW festival in Austin, TX. Shortly after she was asked to open for Tom Odell for his "the monsters tour" and found herself performing for thousands of new fans every night. Since then she has headlined her own tours around the world, but one thing hasn't changed. She's still just making music with her friends. In this episode we discuss studying music in Europe, the Minnesota music scene, befriending her favorite band, exploring different genre's of music, finding ways to laugh through the pain, getting signed to a record label, touring the world performing music, the ebbs and flows of being a full time musician, performing a sold out show at First Ave, her friendship with fellow Minnesota music artist Landon Conrath and much more.

| Sunrise Forever (Michael Gray Remix)  | Change, Tanya Michelle Smith | Slow Down (Philip Ward Extended Version)  | Yvonne Gage | Rhapsody  | Mr Maph | Candlelight  | S-Tone Inc. feat. Laura Fedele | Love Supreme (Dance Mix)  | Jessie Laine Powell | Life Of My Party  | Keneisha | Honey (Chris Baxter & The Realm 'Body Fusion' Remix)  | Tanya Nolan | Act Like You Want Me  | Willie Clayton | Never Gonna Give You Up  | Poppeye  | Be My Baby  | Poppeye  | Treat You Right (T-Groove Remix)  | Devon Howard | Why?  | Alli' Starr | You Take Me Higher  | Soul Ladies | Keep Shinin' Your Light  | Al Chestnut | My Sweet Polly  | The Scott Brothers | Everybody Push And Pull  | Judson Moore & The Al-Tog Staff | Go Slow (Chris Baxter 'Open Your Heart' 2025 Rework)  | Natasha Watts  | Can I Get Ur Numba (The JE Heartbreak Mix)  | Everis | The Way That I Love You (feat. Martin Connor)  | The 745s | Too Little Too Late (feat. Martin Connor)  | The 745s | Try My Love  | Ingram Street  | Whispers  | David Margam feat. Diego Calcagno, Andres Garcia & Jorge Pinelo | Sunset  | Brandon Marceal, Ilya Serov | Just Keep Movin' (Philip Ward Smooth Edit)  | Point 5 ve | Be With You  | JLake | It's Looking Up  | D.S. Wilson | I Got You  | Dia Grover | Drive Slow (Gedi Clean Edit)  | Safa | Cool Summer  | Special EFX, Chieli Minucci | Meant To Be  | Special EFX, Chieli Minucci | Lets Lay Back (Groove Mix)  | Mike De'Cole | Lip Service (Show Me)  | Jerrica Knicole | Inner Peace  | Rhona Bennett  | When I Saw That Woman  | Tyree Neal | Can't Get Over You  | Walter Chatman | The Journey  | Walter Chatman | Let's Get Lost  | Blake Aaron | Love On The Line  | Echol Simpson | Man After Your Heart  | So'lo | Choose U (Philip Ward Extended Version)  | Tyrand | Tonight (Philip Ward Extended Version)  | Tyrand | Set Me Free  | Chavonna Adams | Wheels In Motion  | Mark Jaimes | Magic Night  | The Paradise Projex | Over And Over And Over  | Vince Broomfield | Fooling Around  | Joseph Wiggins | Can I Have This Groove  | Kenyon Dixon | Soft (Gedi Clean Edit)  | *aya

Tyler Hubbard came by to talk about his solo career after 12 years in Florida Georgia Line, most recent album "Strong", writing songs like "Cruise" and "Meant To Be" with Bebe Rexha and more!Listen to "Strong" here ►► https://strm.to/StrongYou can always leave us a voicemail - (262) 515-9224!Follow Us On Social!TikTokTwitterInstagramFacebookFollow ZachFollow DanSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

2023 was a banner year for Ezra Collective, making them the first-ever jazz artist to land the coveted Mercury Music Prize, for their album Where I’m Meant To Be, AND they brought down the house when they made their debut on MBE. The prolific group isn’t wasting time and are set to release their third album Dance, No One’s Watching in late September.  Written while on tour in 2023, the album is an ode to the dance floors they experienced and ties in with some of the members’ roots in church. Drummer and bandleader Femi Koleoso notes, “Myself, Ife, and TJ all grew up in church, and it played a massive role in how we view the purpose of dancing. Dancing is bigger than just the club space. Dancing is a community thing, dancing is a spiritual thing, and ‘God Gave Me Feet For Dancing’ is like a window into that element of Ezra Collective for the five of us.”

On this episode of the Meant To Be podcast we speak with Maria Marlowe on the Gut-Brain-Skin connection, how it relates to your skin and how to improve it. You can read more about Maria on her website: https://mariamarlowe.com/

TOP 5 POWER SONGS: APRIL 2024 It's time once again to try my hand at mixing Power787Radio.Com‘s TOP 5 POWER SONGS: APRIL 2024. This month's mix has three new songs, a remix, and a throwback on the Top 5 Power list. First up is the #1 song on Power 787 Radio: 3 To Da Max with Mind, Body, and Soul. They had the #1 song of 2023 and are a threat to Repeat! Another strong contender for the #1 song of 2024 is How You Make Me Feel by Lily Rose & Juliana Lee. This month's Power 5 also includes Meant To Be, a duet by Rebekka & Luis Marte. Denine returns with a Power Remix of When You Talk by MDW. We end the mix with a "LEGENDARY" track from A'Lisa B & Charlie Babie. Tune into Power787Radio and enjoy their fantastic programming.

Jan-Willem was joined by Wade from the pop duo, The SaxbyTwins to chat all about their latest release "Meant To Be".

“When moms take better care of themselves, they can take better care of others.” This is the message behind Modern Mommy Doc, the creation of Dr. Whitney Casares. She joins us to discuss her wide-ranging work to support new moms in the transition to parenthood and beyond. Join us to learn more! Dr. Whitney Casares is a private practice pediatrician, AAP spokesperson, Medical Review Board Advisor for Prevention Magazine, and the mother of two young girls in Portland, Oregon. She hosts The Modern Mommy Doc Podcast and is the author of several parenting books, including Doing It All: Stop Over-Functioning and Become the Mom and Person You're Meant To Be. Her mission is to help working moms break the cycle of burnout in parenting and shift the focus to their own health and well-being to create a sense of balance that fosters greater joy in every area of their lives. In this episode, Dr. Whitney helps us understand the concept of physical and mental clutter and how to find clarity in life's priorities with “centered vision.”  Show Highlights: Modern Mommy Doc: the heart of the platform and how it began Understanding how parent wellness and child wellness make a feedback loop A parent's stress response and the onslaught of conflicting messages from society and social media An overview of Dr. Whitney's book, Doing It All Dealing with physical AND mental clutter Breaking the cycle of mom guilt and the internalized pressure we put on ourselves The value of practicing “slowing down” techniques (because we are so bad at it!) Ways to bring awareness and gratefulness to each day Organize your life and focus your time and energy by creating a “centered vision” for your life. A closer look at what Modern Mommy Doc has to offer parents Dr. Whitney's advice for parents: “In the end, the only thing–the only person–you have is you. I love that parents are invested in helping their kids be the best they can be, making their homes hospitable, and getting everything done, but there is a decision that comes very early in parenthood: Are you going to care more about other people than you're going to care about yourself?” Resources: Connect with Modern Mommy Doc: Website, Instagram, Doing It All book, and LinkedIn Visit www.postpartum.net for resources and support!  Visit www.postpartum.net/professionals/certificate-trainings/ for information on the grief course.   Visit my website, www.wellmindperinatal.com, for more information, resources, and courses you can take today! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

ARE DEVELOPERS BEHOLDEN TO LEGACY PLAYERS?!? There is a lot of hate for Strive from legacy Guilty Gear fans. A recent article on Dexerto (https://www.dexerto.com/gaming/guilty-gear-strives-creators-had-to-destroy-past-games-to-keep-series-alive-2607380/) stated that Devs had to view Xrd as a failure that they had to "destroy" to make Strive. So is Strive actually a Guilty Gear game? Or something completely different? == TIME STAMPS == 0:00:00 Intro 0:01:48 Destroying Past Games! 0:04:58 Striving For Change 0:07:09 Does Strive Feel Like A Guilty Gear? 0:10:02 "SF Doesn't Change Much"... HUH? 0:12:17 Play The Old Game! 0:14:07 Strive Complexity 0:18:32 Forever Frame Trap Gatlings 0:21:33 Bringing In New Audiences 0:24:30 Some XX Fans Hated Xrd 0:26:14 Are Devs Beholden To Legacy? 0:27:50 Strive Is A Gateway Drug 0:29:08 Should Virtua Fighter Strive Itself? 0:31:32 Supporting The Legacy Game 0:34:45 Giving Players Information 0:37:11 Beginner Versions Of Characters 0:39:10 Ring-Outs And Uneven Terrain 0:42:24 Easier To Play Vs. Easier To LEARN 0:46:14 Strive Wasn't Meant To Be "Simple" 0:47:56 Is It Actually Risky To Shake Things Up? 0:49:38 Strive Is Not Xrd But That's Okay 0:52:19 People Love Strive 0:53:16 Outro Find the YouTube version of this episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9QnVXpTzSo Get the audio version of this episode here: https://soundcloud.com/ultrachentv/strivingforchange Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/ultrachentv Itunes - http://UltraChenTV.com/iTunes Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/4nOFXvdcuJng3Y14qK3CVF Join the UltraChen Discord! https://discord.gg/VAmkUdp Please consider supporting our Patreon! http://patreon.com/ultrachentv Twitch - http://twitch.tv/ultrachentv Twitter - http://twitter.com/ultrachentv James Chen http://twitter.com/jchensor https://www.twitch.tv/jchensor #FGC #Esports #Podcast

Today, we serve T-E-A together to make a difference.“Teaching Everyone Awakening”Teatime with Miss Liz on March 21st, 3 P.m. EST, coming to join for a T-E-A of The Shared Heart Foundation husband and wife team and sharing their book, relationship coaching and the miracle of the heart.Joyce Vissell, RN, MS, and Barry Vissell, MD, lecture and lead over 20 workshops per year internationally for audiences who welcome their warm, relaxed, yet profound wisdom. Joyce and Barry have written a monthly column for over 40 years, “Heartfulness,” which they email for free to their subscribers. Their articles also appear in about 80 publications internationally, as well as countless e-zines, websites (including their own), and blogs.Ram Dass describes Joyce and Barry Vissell “as a couple who live the yoga of love and devotion.” Marianne Williamson says, “I can't think of anything more important to the healing of our society than a connection between spirituality, relationship and parenthood. Bravo to the Vissells for helping us find the way.”Barry and Joyce are two people who have been deeply in love since 1964. They raised three children and “walk their talk.” They are the authors of The Shared Heart, Models of Love, Risk To Be Healed, Light in the Mirror (also published as The Heart's Wisdom), Meant To Be, and A Mother's Final Gift, To Really Love a Woman, To Love a Man, Heartfulness, and their new book, A Couple of Miracles: One Couple, More Than a Few Miracles.A story from Meant To Be was made into a Sunday Night NBC Movie, “It Must Be Love,” starring real-life couple Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen.Since 1983, the Vissells have been the founders and directors of the Shared Heart Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to changing the world one heart at a time (SharedHeart.org).Joyce and Barry live at their retreat center and home near Santa Cruz, California, where they counsel individuals and couples and lead retreats and training when they're not travelling.Go to SharedHeart.org to sign up for their free heart letter and weekly video inspiration, read past articles on personal growth and relation­ship, see their event or workshop schedule, or contact Barry or Joyce.Check out our new book, A Couple of Miracles: One Couple, More than a Few Miracleshttps://sharedheart.org/#missliztea#teatimewithmissliz#couplesgoals#relationshipgoals#thesharedheartfoundation#newbook#makingadifference#livestreaming#podcastshow#joinus#LikeFollowShare

“I'm cousin to the world,” confesses Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy. “I don't feel like I'm a blood relation, but maybe I'm a cousin by marriage,” which is probably the idea that lead to the title of Wilco's latest studio album, Cousins. One of KCRW's all time favorite bands, they have visited our studios a handful of times, and we're excited that they return to our airwaves tomorrow for a full set of classic tracks and songs from their new album, including this beaute, “Meant To Be.” 

In this episode of the Late Learner Podcast, host Allison Hare dives into the topic of hustle culture and its connection to Generation X. She discusses an article she read about Gen X women getting the worst of both worlds and invites Dr. Whitney Casares, also known as Modern Mommy Doc, to share her insights on the subject. Dr. Casares, a Stanford-trained pediatrician and wellness expert, offers practical advice on how to stop overfunctioning and embrace a healthier, balanced lifestyle. The episode also includes a fun fact about Americans ditching resolutions and an invitation to join a New Year Challenge for small, attainable goals. In this episode of the Late Learner Podcast, host Allison Hare dives into the topic of hustle culture and its connection to Generation X. She discusses an article she read about Gen X women getting the worst of both worlds and invites Dr. Whitney Casares, also known as Modern Mommy Doc, to share her insights on the subject. Dr. Casares, a Stanford-trained pediatrician and wellness expert, offers practical advice on how to stop overfunctioning and embrace a healthier, balanced lifestyle. The episode also includes a fun fact about Americans ditching resolutions and an invitation to join a New Year Challenge for small, attainable goals.Timestamps:[00:00:04] Hustle culture and Generation X.[00:04:48] The pressures on Gen X women.[00:08:24] Struggles of balancing expectations.[00:12:31] Setting stronger self boundaries.[00:14:49] Building a centered vision.[00:18:42] Control and response to adversity.[00:22:58] Shifting the hustle culture paradigm.[00:24:34] Practice of self-acceptance and self-care.[00:29:30] Female friendships and mental health.[00:34:47] Opting out of traditional circles.[00:35:55] Different people, different needs.[00:39:17] Mental health and generational change.[00:42:54] Pre-order bonuses and app.Guest Links for Dr. Whitney Casares (Modern Mommy Doc):InstagramWebsiteDoing it All - Stop Overfunctioning and become the mom and person you were meant to be References mentioned:NEW New Year Challenge - Join us and get 31 free ideas to kick off the year RIGHT!AllisonHare.com - You actually WANT to hang out here.Schedule a FREE breakthrough call with me Want to take these ideas and apply them to your life? Let's do it!DOWNLOAD the free PDF - 40 Simple Ways to Add Energy To Your Day- get a quick burst of energy right now and KEEP IT!Launch Your Podcast in 8 weeks BETA - For more info, text PODCAST to 404.999.1418 or email allison@allisonhare.com with PODCAST in the subject lineSurprisingly True Useful Fun Fact Research Be sure to rate, review, and follow this podcast on your player and also, connect with me IRL for more goodness and life-changing stuff.AllisonHare.comFollow me on Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube.Schedule a FREE breakthrough call with me Want to take these ideas and apply them to your life? Let's do it!DOWNLOAD the free PDF - 40 Simple Ways to Add Energy To Your Day- get a quick burst of energy right now and KEEP IT!GET the Effectiveness Booster - Shift your priorities to what matters most in less than a minute!Reb3l Dance Fitness - Try it at home! Free month with this link.Personal Brand - need help building yours? Schedule a call with me here and let's discuss.Feedback and Contact:: allison@allisonhare.com

Hear favorite live performances from the WNYC studios this year: including Mercury Prize-winning London Afrobeat-jazz-hip hop quintet Ezra Collective; drummer Allison Miller's chamber jazz band (with tap dance!); and beatmaker/bandleader Kassa Overall's jazz meets rap and sound design. Plus, the furiously exhilarating post-punk of Atlanta-born quartet Algiers; and Mexican singer Magos Herrera with members of Brooklyn's own The Knights. Playlist: ARTIST: Ezra CollectiveWORK: No Confusion [5:01]RECORDING: Live on the Soundcheck PodcastSOURCE:  This performance not commercially available. The song appears on the album, Where I'm Meant To BeINFO: https://ezracollective.bandcamp.com/album/where-im-meant-to-be ARTIST: Allison MillerWORK: Hudson [5:12]RECORDING: Live on Soundcheck, Nov. 2023SOURCE: This performance not commercially available. INFO: allisonmiller.com ARTIST: Magos Herrera, Members of The KnightsWORK: Aire [5:02]RECORDING: Live on Soundcheck, August 2023SOURCE: This performance not commercially available.INFO: https://magosherrera.bandcamp.com/album/aire ARTIST: Kassa OverallWORK: Make My Way Back Home [4:57]RECORDING: Recorded for the Soundcheck Podcast, July 2023SOURCE: This performance is not commercially available. A version appears on AnimalsINFO: https://www.kassaoverall.com/ ARTIST: AlgiersWORK: Irreversible Damage [5:04]RECORDING: Recorded for the Soundcheck Podcast, April 2023SOURCE: This performance is not commercially available. A version appears on ShookINFO: https://www.algierstheband.com

Show #1029 Beardo's Birthday Bash 2023 01. Robin Sylar (ft. Wes Race) - Shot Time (4:11) (Tricked Out, Topcat Records, 2004) 02. Jason Ricci & New Blood - Rocket Number 9 (10:37) (Rocket Number 9, Eclecto Groove Records, 2007) 03. Magic Sam - Everything Gonna Be Alright (2:54) (45 RPM Single, Cobra Records, 1958). 04. Leo Kottke - Vaseline Machine Gun (3:18) (6 and 12-String Guitar, Takoma Records, 1969) 05. David Migden & the Twisted Roots – I WSH U HRM (4:18) (Lit Up Like A Fruit Machine, self-release, 2022) 06. Papa George – Blackjack (Jenny Fairfax mix) (3:16) (Down At The Station, self-release, 2006) 07. Barry Venn's False Pretences – Crossroads (4:54) (True Lies, Intuition Records, 1997) 08. Virgil & the Accelerators - Silver Giver (8:49) (The Radium, Mystic Records, 2011) 09. Carlos del Junco & Bill Kennear - Big Road Blues (4:57) (Blues, Big Reed Records, 1993) 10. Rory Block - Big Road Blues (3:12) (Mama's Blues, Rounder Records, 1991) 11. Bonnie Raitt - Big Road (4:00) (The Lost Broadcast: Phildelphia 1972, Leftfield Media, 2010) 12. Walter Trout - Brother's Keeper (7:01) (Blues For The Modern Daze, Provogue Records, 2012) 13. Sérgio Bap - Kitungo Blues (2:07) (Soundcloud, self-release, 2014) 14. Sue Foley - Run (4:03) (The Ice Queen, Stony Plain Records, 2018) 15. Bo Ramsey (ft. Mark Knopfler) - Wounded Dog (3:58) (How Many Miles, self-release, 2022) 16. Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa - Can't Let Go (4:03) (Seesaw, J&R Adventures, 2013) 17. Ali Farka Touré & Ry Cooder - Amandrai (9:26) (Talking Timbuktu, World Circuit Records, 1994) 18. Jeff Beck - Head for Backstage Pass (2:44) (Wired, Epic Records, 1976) 19. Sugar Pie Desanto - Can't Let You Go [1961] (2:45) (In the Basement: The Chess Recordings, Chess Records/UMG, 2018) 20. Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page - Tribute to Elmore (2:07) (Blues Anytime Vol 1: An Anthology of British Blues, Immediate Records, 1968) 21. Frankie Miller – The Devil Gun (3:38) (Frankie Miller … That's Who! The Complete Chrysalis Recordings 1973-1980, Chrysalis Records, 2011) 22. Guy Tortora – Willie Dixon (6:13) (Prodigal Songs, Turtledove Records, 2011) 23. Frank Zappa (with Mike Douglas Orchestra) - Black Napkins (4:12) (The Mike Douglas Show, October 28, 1976) 24. Ezra Collective - Live Strong (7:36) (Where I'm Meant To Be, Partisan Records, 2022) Bandana Blues is and will always be a labor of love. Please help Spinner deal with the costs of hosting & bandwidth. Visit www.bandanablues.com and hit the tipjar. Any amount is much appreciated, no matter how small. Thank you.

This episode might feel triggering, but it's MEANT TO BE! In this intimate episode, we're sitting down, cozy style, to talk about how you're (we're) not actually stuck, we just think we are. Progress is ALWAYS being made, even if we can't see it or fathom it happening behind the scenes. The clearing we're trying to reach is just up the road, but we have to finish the journey to get there. Join me in this invigorating episode to get triggered and pinpoint the moments you weren't actually stuck.    Join the Waitlist to the La.Rue Community! Fill out the Community Questionnaire! 

The Book Leads – Episode 75: Angelic Lovestrong & The Secret by Rhonda Byrne As Founder and CEO of Lady Powerhouse Solutions, and co-host of the Fempreneur True Confessions Podcast, Angelic is diving into all-things-entrepreneurship and building others up. Her wide-ranging experiences and career moves have contributed to where she is today -- helping her clients get things done in their own businesses through a suite of professional services. Building upon that mindset of getting things done, in this episode she shares her take on and experience with the book, The Secret. She speaks to what she's learned from the book and incorporated into her own life, manifesting what it is she wants to happen. Desires don't just materialize into existence. Preparation and planning go a long way in making things happen. A lot of times, though, manifesting is a matter of just...getting...started. "Success occurs when opportunity meets preparation" by Zig Ziglar. CONVERSATION HIGHLIGHTS “No more working for others, making everyone else awesome. It's time for me and what I am called to do.” The Itty Bitty Shitty Committee in your head Facades – eventually people will come through the door and see the real "Anything you can do I can do better" is not about being full of yourself MENTIONED OR APPLICABLE EPISODES Frequency: The Power of Personal Vibration by Penney Peirce Manifest: 7 Steps to Living Your Best Life by Roxie Nafousi Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones by James Clear MENTIONED OR APPLICABLE BOOKS Episode 11: Jessica Mand & Frequency: The Power of Personal Vibration Episode 48: Edie Clarke & (1) Hello Fears: Crush Your Comfort Zone and Become Who You're Meant To Be by Michelle Poler; (2) Practical Law of Attraction: Align Yourself with the Manifesting Conditions and Successfully Attract Your Desires by Victoria Gallagher. Episode 76: Cindy Gersch & Manifest:7 Steps to Living Your Best Life by Roxie Nafousi The MAIN QUESTION underlying my conversation with Angelic is, c About Angelic Angelic started working when she was 16. She's worked in restaurants, a big city PR Firm, web design, human resources, quality control, major fundraising, and opened and closed her own retail brick and mortar. No matter the industry, she's been creating solid infrastructure for businesses since 1991. Then she decided, “No more working for others, making everyone else awesome. It's time for me and what I am called to do.” It was time for a bigger leap. She's created a business allowing her the power and freedom to choose who to serve and how. Lady Powerhouse Solutions supports women-powered initiatives that honor a calling and act with purpose to achieve their vision. I was introduced to Angelic by video producer and YouTube Strategist Edie Clarke, whom I had a conversation with in Episode 48 to cover: (1) Hello Fears: Crush Your Comfort Zone and Become Who You're Meant To Be by Michelle Poler; and (2) Practical Law of Attraction: Align Yourself with the Manifesting Conditions and Successfully Attract Your Desires by Victoria Gallagher. LEARN MORE ABOUT ANGELIC LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/angelic-lovestrong/ Alignable: https://www.alignable.com/spring-hill-fl/lady-powerhouse-solutions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ladypowerhousesolutions/ Linktree: https://linktr.ee/angeliclovestrong Website: https://www.ladypowerhouse.com/ Watch the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtNpTQTFjuN6Tjs52JB7zUQ Learn more about The Book Leads: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/got-lead-great-book-thats-impacted-your-work-life-me-john/

** Episode 67- Live on Electromagnetic Radio**   Join host Jesse Karassik aka @heyyyyy_jesse as he takes you on a 2 hour sonic journey playing mixtape inspired tracks for your listening (dis)pleasure!   ***TRACKLISTING***   1.  Once In A Lifetime (live)...Talking Heads 2. Bohemian Like You...The Dandy Warhols 3. Bad Idea, Right?...Olivia Rodrigo 4. Conceited...Lola Young 5. Glory...SAULT 6. The W.A.N.D....The Flaming Lips 7. That's The Way (I'm Only Trying To Help You)...Culture Club 8. Cherry Hill...Russ 9. Asking To Break...James Blake 10. It's Just A Bit of Blood...bdrmm 11. Army of Me...Julia Jacklin 12. DANSE MACABRE...Duran Duran 13. Meant To Be...Wilco 14. (So I'll Sit Here Waiting)...The Like 15. Lover I Don't Have To Love...Bright Eyes 16. Maybe...Buck Meek 17. 103...The Kills 18. Stunner...Thee Oh Sees 19. Sweet Surrender...Sarah McLachlan 20. The Night...Liz Cooper 21. boomboom (feat. Ayoni)...Noname 22. Deeper Shade of Soul...Urban Dance Squad 23. Angels Point...LA LOM 24. Saturday Night...Will Butler + Sister Squares 25. The Sunshine...Manchester Orchestra 26. Stretch My Arms...Viagra Boys  

This week, Alex and Kevin talk to the bold and unafraid Michelle Poler! Michelle is a creative and passionate social entrepreneur, author, keynote speaker, fear-facer, and branding strategist. She is the Founder of Hello Fears, a social movement that has reached over 70 million people worldwide and empowered thousands to step outside their comfort zones and tap into their full potential. Michelle is the author of “Hello Fears: Crush Your Comfort Zone and Become Who You're Meant To Be, " and also created the project 100 Days Without Fear. Her work has been featured on The TODAY Show, Forbes, CBS, CNN, Huffington Post, Buzzfeed, and many more. We are beyond excited to share this inspiring episode with you! Enjoy!

Welcome to the Feel-Good Fiction Queen! Emily Giffin's candy-colored, bestselling books, including SOMETHING BORROWED, HEART OF THE MATTER, and THE LIES THAT BIND, take up an entire shelf at our favorite bookstore. She visited A Mighty Blaze to chat with host Jenna Paone about her latest lighthearted romp, MEANT TO BE. Hosted by Trisha Blanchet

Classic 80s Underground...Heavy Metal The Way It was Meant To Be!

ON-AIR! Welcome to #PRR565 by Nicky Romero! This week we're back with a lot of brand new music by the likes of Martin Garrix, Alesso, Öwnboss, Loud 'N Bright and many more! Timmo Hendriks is back on the label with his track “Meant To Be”! Tracklist: 1. Ricky Retro & Scorz - Rule The World 2. Duke & Jones - Take My Love 3. Lipless - Illusions 4. Martin Garrix x Sentinel ft. Bonn - Hurricane 5. Protocol Spotlight: Timmo Hendriks - Meant To Be 6. DMNDS, USAI & Charlie Ray - No Puede 7. Armin van Buuren x The Stickmen Project - No Fun (Öwnboss Remix) 8. Seinabo Sey - Hard Time (Gazlind Remix) 9. Alesso - Without You 10. Repiet - Don't Think Twice 11. Antoine Delvig - Blast 12. Loud 'N Bright - Loco 13. SunJay & Fuerte MashUp - Lost In The Rhythm vs. Dawnbreaker vs. Reload 14. SOLR ft. aqeliki - Peace Of Mind 15. Pontifexx, AXXE, Ventura - No Air 16. Fleetwood Mac - Dreams (Josh Hunter & Bad Intentions Remix)

Today on Transcendent Leadership, I share my surprising experience from the Mindvalley event A-Fest, which took place in Colombia earlier this month!  We will dive into the transformational lessons that I learned as I was immersed into an event containing over 300+ international leaders, business, and personal development experts. Spoiler alert- uncomfortable edges were met! I went into the event with certain desires, and subconscious expectations for what I wanted to get out of it. I certainly did not get what I asked for, but instead, got messages of deep guidance that upon reflection was what I truly needed on the path to my deepest desires. Together we will reflect on the most impactful personal and business lessons that I accumulated during this experience! Join me to learn how to integrate these lessons, so you can make long-lasting transformations and embody the transcendent leader within.   Download my Spiritual Leadership Workbook for practices & rituals to help you amplify your voice & spiritual purpose: https://www.carissajohnsen.com/leadershipworkbook   Watch the LIVE video broadcast of today's episode www.youtube.com/@carissajohnsen www.facebook.com/carissajohnseninc   Connect with Carissa CarissaJohnsen.com www.instagram.com/carissajohnsen Key Takeaways My Experience At Mindvalley [1:30] Going Beyond Duality [5:45] Experience Identity Ego Death [8:30] Showing Up in The Small Moments [12:00]  Witness Your Activation  [14:55] You Are Exactly Where You're Meant To Be [18:00] Receiving What You Need, Not What You Want [19:30] Allow Spirit to Move Through You [25:45] Creating Time For Integration [28:45] Memorable Quotes “We often have expectations about how things are supposed to go. It's either gonna be good or bad. I'm gonna be on or off, and this dualistic thinking is really limiting our full spectrum experience.” [5:52] -Carissa Johnsen “Transformation without integration will lead you to frustration, and it will lead you to: I need more events, I need more books, I need more plant medicine, I need more, more, more. You become addicted, because you think it's the experience that is transforming you, when really it's the integration of the experience that actually leads to long-lasting effects.” [31:45] -Carissa Johnsen  

In this episode of the Emerging Women Podcast, we navigate a topic that's close to the heart of many women today: navigating burnout, stuckness, and overwhelm while not losing touch with our creative spark, inspiration, or innate feminine wisdom. Joined by LiYana Silver, acclaimed author of Feminine Genius, we explore the journey to waking up and harnessing the wisdom of being a woman. LiYana has been a past speaker at Emerging Women Live, where she set the house on fire with her Feminine Genius. In a world where burnout and overwhelm have become a harsh reality, LiYana offers enlightening perspectives on how to move beyond the status quo. Our discussion not only underlines the necessity for change but provides insights on actualizing that transformation by tapping into our inherent feminine wisdom. Listen in as we unlock the power of the divine feminine, explore innovative modes of connection, confront fears, and importantly, celebrate ourselves without succumbing to self-doubt and criticism. About our Guest: LiYana Silver is a coach, teacher, speaker, and the author of Feminine Genius, who helps women move through life and work's biggest challenges and become who they're meant to be. Her offerings include her mentorship program Meant To Be - which begins on June 7 2023! - and her online course Mining For Gold in a Dark Night of the Soul. She lives in Asheville, NC with her son. Insight from this episode: — How to leverage the power of our feminine genius — The power of the divine feminine — The essence of connection — Innovations by women — Practices to help women overcome fear — Why we need to celebrate ourselves as women Quotes from the show: “Feminine qualities in every human being, regardless of gender, regardless of sex, can deeply connect with another human being who is invested in that relationship.” — LiYana Silver, Emerging Women Podcast “The hard stuff is reading into nuance and being open enough to allow somebody to come in and contribute their genius so that together you thrive.” — Chantal Pierrat, Emerging Women Podcast ​​“I appreciate that the kind of innovations we are seeing now and we will be seeing more of are often born out of us, as women.” — LiYana Silver, Emerging Women Podcast “The average man needs to feel 51% qualified to apply for a job, and the average woman needs to feel 95% qualified to apply for that same job.” — LiYana Silver, Emerging Women Podcast “Women are so capable of great creativity and we rarely give ourselves credit.” — LiYana Silver, Emerging Women Podcast “I fail, I miss the mark, I don't hit it out of the park just as much as anybody else, but now the huge shift is that I don't turn on myself when I do.” — LiYana Silver, Emerging Women Podcast Stay Connected: Chantal Pierrat Twitter: @chantalpierrat LinkedIn: Chantal Pierrat LiYana Silver Website: https://liyanasilver.com/ Mentorship program: Meant To Be (starts June 7, 2023) Book: Feminine Genius Audiobook: Feminine Genius Emerging Women Website: https://emergingwomen.com/ Twitter: @emergingW Facebook: @EmergingWomen Instagram: @emergingW LinkedIn: Emerging Women Youtube: Emerging Women Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on Stitcher and Apple Podcasts.

EXPERT IN MONETIZING SMALL AUDIENCES....If that grabs your attention...keep reading! She hails from Venezuela...and in following her passions, she ended up against major odds, in going to college in the states AND obtaining a work VISA to stay here even in the post 911 era. That itself was a near impossibility...but when something is MEANT TO BE.... IT WILL BE! Talking about following the breadcrumbs… SUCCESS TRULY DOES LEAVE CLUES. This lively high energy girls started in programming and coding and that's why her degree wasn't! Can you even believe it? But like many others, she grew tired of the confines of the corporate life 9 to 5. It doesn't mean you're not succeeding. It just means it doesn't feel aligned… And that's where the story took a turn…… And after following the next right now… It led her to taking the leap into entrepreneurship, and even that has evolved from the very beginning from building websites. Of course, she is moved in the direction of helping all of you, monetize your small audiences on social media and how to live your passion to and make money doing it! Sounds good to me! Listen in for the rest of the story

Today, on Notable Leaders' Radio, I speak with LiYana Silver, author of “Feminine Genius” and transformational coach for women.  She highlights how looking within and becoming more aware of all that's going on internally, is what gives you the information you need to create the life you truly desire and move beyond roadblocks in your way. In today's episode, we discuss: There is great power in listening to your pain, and looking for the message it offers. Steer into the skid to find your way The transformation that takes place when you make doubt your ally.  What we can do to build our emotional muscles for greater resilience. Honoring yourself is key in becoming all you desire to be.  RESOURCES: Book: Feminine Genius: The Provocative Path to Waking UP and Turning On the Wisdom of Being a Woman Complementary Resources: Know Your Own Voice Discover what is & isn't right for you so you can make those small & huge decisions that shape the rest of your life http://www.liyanasilver.com/voice   Stop Talking Sh!t to Yourself Help your inner champion get more convincing than your inner tyrant  www.liyanasilver.com/talking Turn Your Doubts into Assets Flip imposter syndrome on its head & reveal your unique resources and irreplaceable gifts www.liyanasilver.com/doubts Fresh From The Fire newsletter Practical steps, inspiring stories, unflinching encouragement & glimpses from my own life to help you mine for your gold and become who you're meant to be.  www.liyanasilver.com/newsletter  Guest Bio: LiYana Silver is the author of 'Feminine Genius,' teacher & Transformational Coach for Women. She helps brilliant, big-dreaming women make life's most intractable decisions — the ones that define who she is and shape her future.  For over 20 years, LiYana has been an interdisciplinary coach and teacher, artfully facilitating retreats and online classes, guiding both groups and individuals through deep transformation.  LiYana's offerings include 1:1 Coaching; ‘Meant To Be,' a 6-month mastermind, and ‘Mining For Gold in a Dark Night of the Soul,' a 9-week online program.  Her work has been featured in Yoga Journal, Huffington Post, Forbes, and Jezebel, as well as dozens of radio/TV shows, and too many wonderful podcasts to count.  www.liyanasilver.com   www.instagram.com/liyana_silver    www.facebook.com/liyana.silver  Belinda's Bio:  Belinda Pruyne is a sought-after Leadership Advisor, Coach, Consultant and Keynote speaker. She is a leading authority in guiding global executives, professionals and small business owners to become today's highly respected leaders. She gained a wealth of expertise in the client services industry as Executive Vice President, Global Director of Creative Management at Grey Advertising, managing 500 people around the globe. With over 20+ years of leadership development experience, she brings industry-wide recognition to the executives and companies she works with. Whether a startup, turnaround, acquisition, or global corporation, executives and companies continue to turn to Pruyne for strategic and impactful solutions in a rapidly shifting economy and marketplace.  Website: Belindapruyne.com Email Address: hello@belindapruyne.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/belindapruyne  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NotableLeadersNetwork.BelindaPruyne/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/belindapruyne?lang=en  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/belindapruyne/ 

The Book Leads – Episode 48: Edie Clarke &… Hello Fears: Crush Your Comfort Zone and Become Who You're Meant To Be by Michelle Poler Practical Law of Attraction: Align Yourself with the Manifesting Conditions and Successfully Attract Your Desires by Victoria Gallagher I recently sat down with Edie, a Remote Video Producer & YouTube Strategist, to discuss two books which have impacted her life. Edie's path began in studying and obsessing over the details and structure of educational TV shows as a young girl growing up in the U.S. Virgin Islands. It's passion which, building off of that childhood fascination, continues today as she helps clients understand, craft, and reflect their own story on video by harnessing the power of YouTube. But that path was shaken by self-doubt and imposter syndrome. Edie shares that, during that period, she found these books, just at the right time, to help her step through fear and manifest what she wanted to deliver for herself and, therefore, for her clients. Fear can do most of us in. It paralyzes us at the core before we're able to tap into what we're really about and deliver that quality and value to our community, whether it be to our personal or business community. Hello, Fears helped Edie work through those self-imposed obstacles. Once we get beyond fear, what are we going to do with what we want for ourselves – our ideas, passions, dreams, and hopes? Navigating and overcoming the negative is one thing; designing and building the positive is yet another. So, once we overcome our fears, how are we going to design what we want to see happen? How will we manifest those visions? Edie covers both those areas in this conversation as it pertains to her journey. Episode Highlights · Another great story about how strongly some people know their passion early in life but spend part of their career ignoring the voice that keeps calling them back to that original love. · The power of detachment – knowing you did the best that you could in your craft and work, and letting go, not becoming crippled by wondering what people are going to draw from your effort. · “Everything happens for a reason, and it happens at the time that you need it, and you see it to do it when it's right for you.” The MAIN QUESTION underlying my conversation with Edie is, What has fear kept you from accomplishing, and how are you going to get out there, beyond it, to make them happen anyway? Edie's Bio Edie Clarke is a highly experienced and knowledgeable remote video producer and YouTube strategist who is dedicated to helping service-based entrepreneurs leverage the power of video to enhance their online presence and achieve their business goals. Through her expertise in video production, she empowers entrepreneurs to create effective YouTube videos that showcase their knowledge and expertise in their field, attract new customers, and build a loyal following. By providing her clients with the tools and guidance they need to produce high-quality videos without a steep learning curve, she helps them build the confidence they need to succeed. In addition to her technical expertise, Edie is also a skilled strategist who understands the nuances of YouTube and how to use it effectively to reach a target audience. She helps her clients to develop content that is tailored to their specific niche and optimized for the platform, ensuring that their videos are seen by the people who are most likely to be interested in their services. Whether you are a newbie or an experienced entrepreneur, her expertise and guidance can help you take your YouTube channel to the next level. Learn more about Edie: · Website: https://edieclarke.com · LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/VirtuallyInSync · Facebook: https://facebook.com/VirtuallyInSync Watch the episode on YouTube: ⁠ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtNpTQTFjuN6Tjs52JB7zUQ Learn more about The Book Leads: ⁠ https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/got-lead-great-book-thats-impacted-your-work-life-me-john/

Ask one of his countless fans – or even one of his peers, and they will tell you that Sammy Kershaw definitely qualifies as a Country Music original. In a day and age where individuality isn't something that is sought out as much as before, when you hear a Sammy Kershaw song about heartbreak, love, or good times – you know who it is. You don't have to be told. And, in a career that has seen some amazing highs over the past thirty-five years, the best – as they say – is yet to come.Growing up in Kaplan, Louisiana, Kershaw was enthralled with the masters at an early age – names like Conway Twitty, Mel Street, and George Jones. In fact, as a teenager, Kershaw had developed such a reputation for his vocals – even then – that he was often called upon to open for those acts, and others like them. Jones was so impressed with Sammy that he frequently used him on his shows whenever he was playing in the region.Of all the artists that Kershaw has worked with over the years, it very well might be Jones that left the most impact. From the moment that he released his debut single for Mercury Records, “Cadillac Style,” critics and fans all made the comparison. Rather than run from them, Kershaw embraced them. After all, that stone Country sound was what Sammy Kershaw was all about – and that's what he was going to give his fans! “Cadillac Style” made it all the way to No. 3 on the Billboard charts, and from there (to quote Jones), the race was on! Follow-ups such as “Don't Go Near The Water” and “I Can't Reach Her Anymore” established him as one of the finest traditional artists of his time, while records like “Yard Sale” showed that haunting Jones influence was very much a part of everything he is about.In 1993, Sammy Kershaw topped the singles chart for the first time with “She Don't Know She's Beautiful,” which has become one of the most-played records at Country Radio over the past two decades. Albums such as Don't Go Near The Water and Haunted Heart were both certified as million-sellers by the RIAA, and only continued to add to his stature. The hits kept coming on the airwaves, as well. He added to his resume such classics as “I Can't Reach Her Anymore,” “Meant To Be,” his cover of The Amazing Rhythm Aces' “Third Rate Romance,” and 1998's “Love Of My Life,” which cemented his reputation as a balladeer.Kershaw can be found out on the road – both on his own as well as part of the successful Roots & Boots tour with Collin Raye and Aaron Tippin. The three continue to bring their signature sounds to the fans year-after-year all over North America. But, Sammy Kershaw is not resting on his laurels – though he very well could. His 2014 George Jones tribute disc Do You Know Me was his highest-charting project in fifteen years, and has only whetted the appetites of his fans for more recordings. Afterwards, he completed a brand new album for Cleopatra Records that industry insiders are saying is one of the best releases he has ever done. He has also developed quite a strong social fan base via Facebook and Twitter, having done so in an organic fashion – very much one on one, the way he's always preferred to do it! And, if that's not enough, Kershaw is putting the finishing touches on his long-awaited autobiography – which promises to be as juicy as a bowl of the gumbo he loves to prepare in his Louisiana home!So, make no mistake about it. The past has been a great, long-winding road of highs and lows for Sammy Kershaw, but to quote one of his past singles, the goal isn't to rest on those accomplishments, but to be “Better Than I Used To Be.”This episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

“Alignment is really the congruence of being yourself, the way you think, and connecting with your driver, who you are, who you want to be,” explains Hortense le Gentil, global executive leadership coach and author of Aligned: Connecting Your True Self With The Leader You're Meant To Be. Today, Hortense shares why being in alignment with your true self is so important for leading with authenticity.  To truly lead with authenticity, you must really get clear on your values and your ‘why' or your driving force. Leaders often think they are supposed to have all the answers and be somehow greater than human, but that is simply not possible. It takes courage to lead instead from a place of vulnerability and empathy. Nowadays, people connect better with leaders who are more human and who foster an environment where it is okay for everyone to be themselves.  In order for leaders to create authentic change, they must first lead from a place of authenticity and be willing to be vulnerable. Authentic leaders accept the limitations of being human and lead instead from a place of alignment with their own values and goals.  Quotes: “You have to be aligned if you want to be authentic.” (4:17-4:21 | Hortense)  “Alignment is really the congruence of being yourself, the way you think, and connecting with your driver, who you are, who you want to be.” (9:48-9:58 | Hortense) “Take the time to rethink everything we were told and that doesn't work anymore today.” (12:09-12:15 | Hortense) “Can I have any impact on what's happened now? If the answer is no, why would you take your energy and your time thinking or doing what you're doing?” (17:18-17:31 | Hortense) “Be sure you write your story, and not the story of someone else.” (23:21-23:25 | Hortense) Links: Mentioned in this episode: Learn more about Mike Horne on Linkedin Email Mike at mike@mike-horne.com Find more about Leading People and Culture with Authenticity   Learn more about Hortense le Gentil: Website: hortenselegentil.com   Podcast production and show notes provided by HiveCast.fm

[00:00:00] Bill Hendricks: Ralph was just an amazing person. Any rate I went through the process and when I got to the feedback session, which is like the reveal okay here's your giftedness. It was as if I'd been in a pitch-black room my whole life, bumping into the wall, falling over, furniture getting hurt, and somebody just reached over and flipped the light switch on.  And very quickly I began to see all kinds of things that I'm like, oh my gosh, now I understand what it is I'm trying to do. [00:00:28] Tommy Thomas: My guests today are my good friends, Bev Hendricks Godby, and her brother Bill Hendricks. They work together at The Giftedness Center in Dallas. Bill holds degrees from Harvard University, Boston University, and Dallas Theological Seminary. He's the author or the co-author of 22 books, including The Person Called You, Why You're Here, Why You Matter, and What You Should Do with Your Life, and his most recent book, which he co-authored with Bev - So How do I Parent this Child - Discovering the Wisdom and Wonder of Who Your Child was Meant To Be? Bev has degrees from Wheaton College and the University of Texas at Dallas, a former educator and audiologist. She's particularly attuned to how the giftedness of her clients expresses itself in the whole of their life, narrative, and relationships. [00:01:24] Tommy Thomas: Bill and Bev have made a great impact on the corporate and nonprofit sectors as they've advised people, ranging from high school and college students to corporate and nonprofit executives on how to be their best by understanding their individual giftedness, and as Max Lucado put it on his book on giftedness, How to Live in Your Sweet Spot. I've known Bill and Bev for many years. A trip to the Dallas Metroplex isn't complete without sharing a meal. We've shared meals at Papa Do's Seafood Kitchen and Papasitas Cantina, and we've also had a couple of memorable meals at Bev and her husband, Dale's home. So Bev and Bill, welcome the NextGen Nonprofit Leadership [00:02:06] Bill Hendricks: Thank you, Tommy. Great to be with you. [00:02:08] Bev Godby: It's wonderful to be here. [00:02:11] Tommy Thomas: Bev, when I was undergraduate at Auburn, I was well known to the students at speech therapy and audiology. I have a conduction loss in my right ear. And once word got out that I was a will and Guinea pig, I was a regular guest at the Speech and Hearing Lab, I guess it didn't hurt too much that most of the students were attractive co-eds back then, [00:02:33] Bev Godby: I love hearing that. [00:02:34] Tommy Thomas: Before we jump too deep into this discussion about giftedness, I'd like to go a little bit to your childhood we'll ask both of you these questions and you can respond, you can figure who goes first. But yeah, going back to some experiences that that you think contributed to helping you become the person you are today. [00:02:51] Bev Godby: One I'll go first on that one. I found a through line that kind of has gone through my whole story from the very beginning that I remember up until now, and it all began to come together. At Wheaton College. So I would say making a decision to go to Wheaton was probably an inflection point that just really took my life forward. I had always wanted to be a teacher, so I knew that just probably who knows, maybe wanting to do what my dad did as much as I understood it. But he was the one that always said, Bev, you should go to Wheaton. And he said it as my dad only could. That's not a suggestion, but you really need to chase that one down. When I got into Wheaton, which I was thrilled. I made that decision to go there. And I think that now when I look at it back at it, I think of that verse in second Timothy that says, guard the good deposit that was entrusted to you. And I just think that was a place where so much good deposit I was the beneficiary of. And I just see so much that flows out of, again, just. Opportunity to be in that place with the professors that I had. And the real, the thing that really stands out to me is that I think it unleashed for me, or at least introduced to me the power of story. So this is very interesting to me that this is what I'm doing with my life. it was about the content I was giving them, but it was being more immersed in the whole idea of who this person is Because from, again, from early years, I always wanted to be a teacher, but the teaching part was really about the story of each person for me. Yes, it was about the content I was giving them, but it was being more immersed in the whole idea of who this person is. So that's been all through my life, but I feel like that at Wheaton, I really got some tools to do that well. And the rest, was just man plans this way. God directs his steps. [00:05:03] Tommy Thomas: What about you, Bill? [00:05:03] Bill Hendricks: Tommy, I was smart enough to be born last. And that made all the difference because when you're the youngest you have the benefit of watching your older siblings make mistakes and then learn from them and not have to make those same mistakes in many cases. I made plenty of mistakes nonetheless, but there's also, I guess what I'd say now, I'm a I'm a parent of three grown daughters when you're the youngest of four, it's like your older siblings wear down your parents over time so that things go a little easier for you, if I could put it that way. And I think the other thing about being the youngest was by the time I was getting up into my middle school years obviously as Bev has mentioned, our dad was an educator, so he put a huge emphasis on education. And in fact, all four of us children have at least one master's degree and some more than one. Education was always a big deal, but they didn't have a lot of money, so it's not everybody went to private schools until my seventh-grade year, a family in our church had their son in a private boys school in Dallas, and they really encouraged my folks to consider putting me in this school. And of course we thought there's no way we're gonna be able to afford that. But nonetheless, I went over, took some tests one day. found out that this school wanted me, and next thing we know, there's scholarships. And so if Wheaton was a turning point for Bev St. Mark's, which was the name of that school, was a turning point for me. St. Marks was the best educational experience of my life. And it opened  the door, ultimately to the Ivy League and many other opportunities. [00:06:32] Bill Hendricks: That was the best educational experience of my life. And it opened up the door, ultimately to the Ivy League and many other opportunities. And and so I've been richly blessed by having lots and lots of teachers, mentors, people pour into me. And that's why right next to Giftedness is of a life message right there. [00:06:53] Bill Hendricks: Next to it is mentoring believes so much in the importance of mentors. [00:06:58] Tommy Thomas: So you've both mentioned your dad and your mom. what was the most valuable life lesson you learned from your parents? [00:07:06] Bev Godby: I would say that, For sure. My dad always said, be a person of your word. And I always believed watching him that those were his words, but just being able to watch the man all the time. It was even more fleshed out as character matters. Who you are when no one's watching you will determine the arc of your story. And I saw him actually do that in real life. And so that's always been really important to me to be a person of my word. , feel that he really displayed humility. He was a man that certain groups of people would get real excited about and always, they'd meet me, they'd always go, oh, you're dad. And they'd say amazing things about him. But he, when I would tell him that, he would go bezels, they just don't know me like you and I know me. . And it was just so forever humility has been such a key trait that I look for in people and really tr treasure for myself. Not that I think I can claim that, but I'd look for that. [00:08:19] Bev Godby: And I think that's at the heart of everything that I wanna be. [00:08:23] Bill Hendricks: I like to think that we're literally standing on our dead's shoulders and building on his legacy in this whole giftedness. Work that we do not least of which, because our dad was in a perfect fit with his giftedness. Our dad was in a perfect fit with his giftedness.  The man was born to teach, and he became a legendary teacher, an iconic figure as a teacher. The man was born to teach and he became a legendary teacher, an iconic figure as a teacher. I happen to work at the school that he, I have a role at the school that he taught at for 60 years. And by the day I get people mention his name and hallowed voice and but they all have memories of him. And he used to say, I love to teach. I lived to teach why I'd teach, whether or not they paid me to teach. And it was really true because we watched him teach even when he didn't get paid for it. And I think Bec and he, as part of that, he had a gift for seeing the giftedness of other people. And he would call it out. He would affirm what their strengths were and challenge them to lean into and live into those strengths and do something with them. And so now we do a very formalized form of giftedness discovery. But it's really continuing on that legacy that that he had of identifying people's strengths and we just love what we do. [00:09:39] Tommy Thomas: I interviewed Dr. Linda Livingstone, the president down at Baylor a couple weeks ago, and her dad was a prominent basketball coach in the state of Oklahoma. And so I asked her, did you know your dad was was famous? And she said probably not really, not in the early days anyway. I didn't know your dad personally, but I've sat under his teaching a lot. What was it like to grow up in the household of somebody that at least some of us thought was famous? [00:10:04] Bev Godby: There was always good and bad of course, in that, right? The weird part was that in certain circles you'd go particularly church related kind of things, and he was the rockstar. Like honestly, people would talk about him like. But then you'd go to school or you'd go just wherever else and no one's ever heard of them. So there was that disconnect a little bit. We, I feel, especially as a girl because I didn't get to go to the seminary seminaries in those days, Dallas Seminary in particular was only for men. I didn't really ever see him teach. The only time that we would really watch him do what he did was when we would go to Fort Worth. He had a church there that he used to pastor, and they'd invite him back all the time and we'd, and it was like watching someone on stage that is not your father. Like it was a not me kind of experience, but I loved it. And we saw what people enjoyed about him. But there was a lot of the, son of daughter of thing that went on. . What was great, one of the great things about Wheaton was almost everybody. There was the son or daughter of somebody, Billy Graham, the real luminaries in the Christian world. So no one cared about that. And I loved that I could just be me, be who I was. But it def it definitely was a mixed bag. Tommy I'll, I'll not lie about that, but in the end, I think it opened a lot of doors for me going forward, and I'll always be so grateful to him. On the 20th is gonna be the 10th year since he's passed away. And I think more and more I appreciate that legacy that I was handed. [00:11:48] Tommy Thomas: What about you, bill, as being the baby brother? [00:11:50] Bill Hendricks: It's a tremendous advantage to have a father that people just naturally think well of. I can't imagine what people do. And I know there's too many of them, who, whose father does not have a good reputation and then they have to live that down. Yeah, there's been pressure and expectations at times to live up to our dad's reputation. But, and as I get older, I realize that's not all, not altogether bad. It can be if you let it overwhelm your life and your identity. But, I after enough years of therapy, I think I of worked that one through. But it's a tremendous honor to, as I say, to have people mention one's father's name and see in their eyes the respect, the admiration, the love that they have had for him and. . All in all it's a privilege. It's it then just wants me to do and be the best I can be in what God's called me to in my twenties. [00:12:48] Tommy Thomas:  I had every tape that your dad ever did on communications, and I would listen to those tapes on communication and. There are just have such great memories of Dr. Hendricks. Bill you mentioned about teaching when they didn't pay him I'm sure he said this in a lot of his tapes, but he says, “they pay me to do this They don't pay me much, but they pay me to do this” . Just, great memories there. When I was in my early thirties, I was struggling with my career, and I read an article by RC Sproul where he talked about this thing called giftedness or understanding one's uniqueness.  I got some career counseling, and it literally changed my life. Fast forward to 1996 and our firm had been asked to submit a proposal to conduct the search for Bob Sieple'ssuccessor at World Vision US.   I remember my colleague Robert Stevenson and I, we flew up to Chicago at O'Hare to meet with the search committee and one of the members of the search committee she says are you the guys that work with Arthur Miller? And we said, yeah we, yeah, we do. And so she went on to say about, she had read his book, the Truth About You, and told the story of how she and two of colleagues had gotten together to do business together because they were all very good at what they did in the field of communications. When they got together, it was a train wreck. They just didn't work together well. And so one of 'em had read the book The Truth About You, and they called Mr. Miller in, and he gave them a session and told 'em he could have told them in the beginning they weren't gonna work well together because they were all so different. And they were bound to clash. And so they busted up their company, went back to their other jobs and remained fast friends.  They were thankful for Mr. Miller's counsel. So my guess my question is, when did the two of you first become aware of this thing called giftedness? And how did you begin to talk about it as such? When did the two of you first become aware of this thing called giftedness? And how did you begin to talk about it as such? [00:14:34] Bill Hendricks: guess I, I should begin that story. When I was 30 years old, I had finished my second master's degree and about a week after graduation, my wife said to me, in no uncertain terms, listen I'm tired of putting you through school. I wanna start a family and stay home with children.  You need to get out there and make some money. And in parliamentary terms we call that calling the question like, you gotta make a decision. And the problem is, I didn't really know what I should do. And I was scared about it and people are saying to me, oh, but Bill you went to Harvard, you have two master's degrees, you can do anything you want. And I'm like they may be, but I don't know what I want to do. And it was about that time that somebody introduced me to Ralph Matson, who was a colleague of Art Miller's. And I was very skeptical of the process because I'd been through a career guidance clinic in Boston and spent three and a half days and had a lot of test results back. But I still didn't know what to do with my life. But this was different because this was story-based. And also Ralph was just a amazing person. Any rate I went through the process and when I got to the feedback session, which is like the reveal okay here's your giftedness. It was as if I'd been in a pitch-black room my whole life, bumping into the wall, falling over, furniture getting hurt, and somebody just reached over and flipped the light switch on. And very quickly I began to see all kinds of things that I'm like, oh my gosh, now I understand what it is I'm trying to do. And I began to make choices on the basis of that career-wise that led me to better and better fit. And about 10 years into it I, a lot of that was writing projects, Tommy, and you mentioned Art Miller in his book, the Truth About You, he wanted to get another book on giftedness done. Art was a very brilliant man, but he was not a writer. And so he finally let me help him put a manuscript together on this other book, and it was working on that project that I realized. How taken I was with this whole phenomenon of giftedness and just decided to reinvent my consulting practice around it. So that's what I've been doing for the last 25, going on 30 years and about I don't know maybe five years into it, something like that. I was actually looking to add some people to the team and I'll let Bev pick it up from there cuz that's about the time she came aboard. [00:16:57] Bev Godby:  Maybe 23 years or whatever ago he was looking to add bandwidth. He had a particular application he wanted to do and so he said he was put out a call, like he was gonna hire some people. There must have been 20 people in the room that came for that informational meeting. And he decided, I guess he looked at a lot of factors, but of course, before he was gonna hire anybody, they were gonna go through giftedness.  You have to drink the Kool-Aid if you're gonna talk about it. So it was then that I got to go through the process myself. And this is honestly true. I just happened to be very uncommonly. Gifted to do the work that Bill had done, and I don't think I had any real clue about what he did before, except that I was interested when he had put out this call for people to work for him. I thought - that sounds really interesting to me. Now I know why. But it was a very, it's been a privilege. There were about five people at that time that was working for Bill, and I always think I'm the one that stayed, so now it's me and Bill, bill and I, and it works great because we each have a very different kind of giftedness, but we both share one piece, and that's something that we call impact. So we're trying to make a difference.  We have that shared vision for what this work is. We both have our own practice, but we get together for projects. Right now we're doing a couple putting giftedness in the, in two schools that are interested in, in, making this into a curriculum for their students and their teachers and parents. So that's been really fun. I can't think of anything that I have enjoyed more in my life. It just feels like I was always meant to do this work. Sometimes people ask me, don't you ever get tired of interviewing people and listening to their stories? And I'm about as incredulous as my father was when I was asked to speak to a faculty for a back-to-school retreat. And they said, the title of the retreat was going to be, how do we keep from making this just another year? And I thought I think I'll ask my dad about that because, , he's been doing this now for 57 years at the seminary. So if anyone, is just going through the motions, it would be him. But I knew he wasn't. So I went and talked to him about that and he just looked incredulous when I said, even posed that question to him, and he goes, how in the world could that be just the same? Nothing's the same. You got all new people in the room, and you just got so energized. And he goes and they got new questions, and they interact with the material so differently. And it just excites me to go and do every year because it could never be like the year before. And so it's, that is really what this work is like for me is every ti every day is a new person. So it couldn't better.   [00:20:11] Tommy Thomas: Let me give you a quote by Warren Bennis and I'm gonna date myself here cause Warren Bennis was writing back when I was in graduate school. This is an older quote, but I think it rings true. Too many companies believe people are interchangeable, truly gifted people, never are. They have unique talents. Such people cannot be forced into roles they're not suited for, nor should they be. Effective leaders allow great people to do the work they were born to do. [00:20:39] Bill Hendricks:  I agree with that a thousand percent. He didn't use the word giftedness, but when he uses the word doing what they were born to do, that's about the simplest definition of giftedness I'm aware of. Giftedness is basically what you're born to do. Everybody's born to do something for one person. They're born to solve a problem, never met a problem they didn't wanna solve somebody else. They're born to understand something at a very deep level. Somebody else, they're born to get people to respond to them and influence their behavior. We could go on and on all day about all the different forms of giftedness. There are, there's actually as many forms of giftedness as there are people, because every person really is unique. And if you put a person in a slot where they do what they're born to do, they work with tremendous energy and motivation, they need a whole lot less management. They just simply thrive and they're usually highly productive. And Bennis spot on there, in his assessment. [00:21:40] Tommy Thomas: Bev, do you have anything to add there? Bev Godby: I think that whenever you are talking to a person that is talking about their giftedness, a light goes on in their eyes. They just get excited telling you about it. And one, one of the reasons that makes the way that we get to get our data, because people come to us because something's not working in their life, usually it's work related. And so what we do is go back to their highlights tape. I call it, we have a, we're watching them in real life, doing what they've done all their life. They get about eight stories to us, tell us the details of it. And this very discreet pattern shows up. It is how they do what they do every time they're motivated. And we're, we are living in a time right now where there's a lot of emphasis on motivation.  There's all kinds of tests out there. Myers Briggs. Strength Finders, the new one now that's pretty popular with young people is Enneagram.. And these are all ways to use that same information, but they're first of all getting their information from the person. What do they like, what do they prefer? So that the test is as good as the person knows themselves. First of all, could they give that information? But secondly it's about comparing you to other people and putting you in a group and giving you a type. And The way that we do it, ours is not by asking people to tell us what they love to do, if they knew that they'd probably be doing a job where they did what they love to do. But we turn it on its head a little bit and we just capture them in the act of enjoying life. So we get to quote, watch them through their words, telling us about a time that they did something they really loved and did well. And what is really great about story is that it reveals us for who we are. So when they would tell eight stories, This very discreet pattern shows up, and there's a lot of pieces in there that the person could not tell us that's true about them. But when we hold up the mirror to them and say this is what you're, the data is telling us they see it a hundred percent. So it has a lot of power, maybe a lot more power than some of those other assessments out there, because it comes right out of their story. They know that we're telling them the truth, and moreover, we're telling them a truth that no one else really knows about them because they live inside their skin. So, they know what we're saying is a hundred percent true. So it gives us a lot of permission to help guide them. I think that's one of the reasons why this job is so satisfying for me, because this is still being a teacher. It's just a different classroom teacher. It's not that, but it's coming alongside of a person and really, Tommy, you're standing on holy ground. They're telling you something that is, they not be. So it's not only true about them, it has power. And I want them to see that, that it has value and that they are made this way on purpose, for purpose. So that's really the joy of the. . [00:25:10] Tommy Thomas: I tell people when we're talking about interviewing them, I, I tell them - as they're asking questions, look for the fire in somebody's eyes. Because when they're talking about something that that really plays into who they are and their strengths, their eyes will light up and they'll be an animation and that part of the interview that, that may not be present if they're just talking about something that they had to do. Next week, we'll pick up this conversation with Bill and Bev again. If you like what you're hearing, let me assure you, it gets better. If this conversation has piqued your interest in this thing called giftedness, visit thegiftednesscenter.com to learn more. That's thegiftednesscenter.com. In the transcript of this episode we'll have links to several books written by Bill Hendricks, as well as other writers on this thing called giftedness. Until next week, keep doing what you're doing to make the non-profit sector more effective and sustainable.   Links and Resources JobfitMatters Website Next Gen Nonprofit Leadership with Tommy Thomas The Giftedness Center The Person Called You: Why You're Here, Why You Matter & What You Should Do With Your Life The Power of Uniqueness So How Do I Parent THIS Child? Discovering the Wisdom and the Wonder of Who Your Child Was Meant to Be   Connect Tommy Thomas - tthomas@jobfitmatters.com Tommy's LinkedIn Profile

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What's it like to be a Human Design Generator? How can we use our Human Design to step into alignment? What does it mean to live in integrity with your spirit? Find out in today's episode of Meant To Be! Janeen is joined in a very special guest interview with the inspiring, motivational Human Design Reader and Alignment Coach, Lori Lisai. Listen to her story about losing enthusiasm and becoming less and less satisfied with her path as a longtime public school teacher, and learn how she started paying attention to her body's response signal to draw her toward a major life and career change, one that's filled with Zen and Grit, is creating deeper connection between herself and those around her, tons more enthusiasm for experiencing all life has to offer, and loads more satisfaction by the end of the day. Connect with Lori Lisai and check out her programs by visiting https://lorilisai.com, and follow her on Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn. References: "The Way of Integrity," by Martha Beck, Intestellar, 2014 film Directed by Christopher Nolan, Produced by Warner Bros., and Katie Irvine's HD School - get on the waitlist now! #humandesign #spirituality #personalgrowth #alignment #genekeys #humandesigngenerators --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/support

Réveil aux quatre coins du monde Acte 1 : Néo Géo Nova vous propose un réveil aux quatre coins du monde avec un florilège musical.Vous pourrez découvrir le titre “Nsera” de Fatoumata Diawara. La chanteuse et actrice malienne sera le 28 janvier 2023 à l'Espace Lino Ventura de Garges Les Gonesse et le 29 janvier 2023 à La Filature à Mulhouse. C'est aussi l'occasion d'écouter “No confusion” du groupe de jazz londonien Ezra Collective, de leur dernier album de 2022 Where I'm Meant To Be, et qui seront le 4 février à l'Épicerie Moderne à Lyon, le 12 février à l'Aéronef de Lille, et le 14 février à Paris au Trabendo. Puis, “Rêvasser” de Fantasydub & Rachel Fannan et “Declaration of rights”, classique reggae du jamaïcain Johnny Clarke. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Continuing in our Holiday Help series this week, we cover four of the Gates, or 'energy themes,' in Human Design which could be the source of conflict or friction at upcoming family get-togethers. Learn what kinds of energetic themes might be presenting themselves, through us and through our loved ones, at holiday gatherings so you can become aware of these dynamics if/when they come into play. Build your awareness around how we exchange and experience these energetics so you can bring more compassion, comfort, peace and joy to your family togetherness. Find out how to make adjustments in your life that will allow you to step into these energies at their highest vibration rather than emitting them as 'negative' or low-vibe traits. Learn more at https://janeenellsworth.com. Book a reading or sign up for ongoing mentorship with Janeen Ellsworth, Author, Human Design Reader, Mentor and Host of the Meant To Be podcast! Sign up for my newsletter and don't forget to connect on IG @janeenjustlikeitsounds and FB @healwithHD! #humandesign #personaldevelopment #spirituality --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/support

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Fall is in the air, which only means one thing in The Happy Place... Return of The Robe. Deanna learns what Chris did when he was left to his own devices while Deanna was sleeping. He started a radio station - The Oasis - on the new AMP app. Tune in on Tuesdays at 8pm CST and take a listen to some fabulous music he's procured for his show. From there, Chris quizzes Deanna on his Top Tens pairs that are "meant to be" before they take a roadtrip to Bentley, Michigan, first stopping at some of their favorite MI towns along the way. It's in Bentley that we meet 14-year-old Walker Cousineau. Be uplifted as you listen to how his life has forever been changed for the better because he happened to see a Facebook post that introduced him to Dave. This duo is indeed MEANT TO BE. THE GOOD ALL AROUND US podcast is a celebration of uplifting stories and events from around the world.Each week, hosts Deanna and Chris Ley will alternate telling stories of good things that have happened to real people all across the globe.It's time to celebrate THE GOOD ALL AROUND US!It's time to HAPPY UP YOUR LIFE!Please make sure to subscribe so you can stay up to date on all new podcast releases....and if you like us, please give a 5-star rating in Apple Podcast or Podchaser. It will only take a sec! We'd appreciate it!...and if you really, really like us, head on over to Patreon and become our Neighbor! By joining our Patreon Community at the link below, you can get some fun GOODies, including access to our private Facebook group, monthly bonus episodes, and other awesome stuff. Best of all, you will be our Neighbor! You can move right in to the GOOD 'HOOD by clicking here.Be sure to follow us on social media!It's where we share about all the goings-on here at THE GOOD ALL AROUND US podcast.Facebook at THE GOOD ALL AROUND USInstagram at @TheGoodAllAroundUsPodcastTwitter at @HappyUpYourLifeYouTube at THE GOOD ALL AROUND US PodcastLinkedIn at THE GOOD ALL AROUND US PodcastGet your GOOD GOOD Merch!Grab some fun (and funny) gear at the Get GOOD Merch Store.Access everything above and so much more in one easy place - our website!www.TheGoodAllAroundUs.comJoin our Facebook group PODAPALOOZA where podcast creators and podcast listeners unite!Email us at any time at Hello@TheGoodAllAroundUs.com! We'd love to hear from you! Music courtesy of the amazingly talented Timur Khakimov. Check him out at OCHTAHEDRONMUSIC.Support the show

TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses a traumatic event which may be triggering for some listeners. ***** Everything has a vibration; people, animals, even inanimate objects. And so, too, does forgiveness carry its own energetic frequency. The energy of forgiveness, when offered in full authenticity to someone who's done you wrong, is immensely powerful and can be extremely healing for people who are yearning to move past old wounds and proceed with their lives by telling a different story--not one which erases history or denies any wrongdoing, but one that vanquishes victimhood and makes room for the power that's always been there, as well as for new growth, more strength and wider expansion. As long as you're ready to really and truly forgive. In this episode, Janeen tells a story from childhood of a traumatic assault which has haunted her for years. But, she explains, she's received new guidance for what to do about it. Hear how she recently channeled a message of forgiveness straight from Source, and took it as divine intelligence for what she needed to do in order to finally heal from an event that created repeated triggers 35 years on. She'd never even once considered forgiving her attackers all these years; not until now. Learn how the possibility of forgiveness can open up a new perspective, generate new questions that have never been asked, and create an enormous sense of relief in you, too, if you're grappling with an old hurt that's caused anger, resentment, the label of victimhood, or contempt for others. Get helpful tips on how to process the trauma that lives inside your body, including suggestions for vagus nerve toning, shaking, and prayer. But of course, always consult your physician or mental health practitioner to guide your trauma recovery journey. If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, you can call the National Sex Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673 for 24-hour support. Thank you for sharing this space today. Our connection was Meant To Be. Learn more about how you can connect with your internal gifts and your divine guidance at janeenellsworth.com. Janeen is now booking 1:1 Human Design readings, so if you're interested in uncovering your power and learning how to align to the fullest expression of you, visit her website to learn more. And be sure to follow her on Instagram at @janeenjustlikeitsounds. #trauma #healing #divineguidance #trigger #humandesign #spirituality #personalgrowth #personaldevelopment --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/support

In today's episode we have the pleasure to have a conversation with Tamra Andress, she is the host of fit and faith podcast, a podcast a space  to connect on the raw, real, stories of mind, body and soul alignment of entrepreneurs and Kingdom leaders and the Author of “We are always becoming” Today Tamra Join us to walk us through her story of awakening and becoming who she was meant to be. Join us today as Tamra unpack her story and help you understand the path of becoming who you meant  to be. #GoownitFollow Tamra andress on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tamra.andress/?hl=en

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We're back, and though the furniture's been rearranged around here, we've also gotten into alignment. Better still, we continue on our quest to understand how each of us can deepen our connections -- to ourselves, to our loved ones, and to this magical world around us! We're so glad you're here for the renewed, renamed, reimagined, rebuilt show we're calling "Meant To Be." This is the place we'll talk about all things mystical! In this first, introductory episode of the new show, Janeen shares the transformation the past few months have brought, explaining how studying and experimenting with Human Design has helped her view her life through a new, empowering lens. She shares what it's like being a Human Design Manifestor and how knowing that's her Type has been liberating and validating. She explains how she's working to overcome her shadow, heal old wounds, embrace her inner brat and solve a ton of her life's mysteries that've been nagging her for decades. She gets into the story of her childhood recurring nightmare about her death in a past life, how she's experimented with Tarot and Ouija boards, how she's practicing meditation and learning about epigenetics and more--all topics we'll get into here on future episodes. And she shares insights into how you, too, can start using the system of Human Design to uncover the real you to let your radiance shine bright! For more on understanding your Human Design, subscribe or follow "Meant To Be." To book a live Human Design reading with Janeen, or to order your very own customized Human Design Owner's Manual, visit https://janeenellsworth.com. And don't forget to follow her on Instagram at @janeenjustlikeitsounds. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/womenfriends/support

Content Advisory. This show contains unashamed, unscripted, and raw stories about coming out, sex, homophobia, addiction, marriage and divorce, love and monogamy and non-monogamy, grieving the loss of a partner … Stories of SELF-love and the battle for self-acceptance. Rich Kiamco is REAL. Rich is an out, gay, Filipino stand-up comic. He's done the work over time to be and become who he is. In this conversation, Rich tells stories. Stories about coming out. About comedy, about overcoming generational trauma, growth through adversity, waiting to be rescued, loss and laughter. The freedom of releasing people from your anger. This month, Rich is featured on the or ABC Show ‘Our America: Who I'm Meant To Be;' available online … see the show notes for a link. He's been involved in the ManKind Project since 2016. I hope this episode makes you laugh, feel, and reflect. Happy Pride to all our LGBTQ+ fans, folks, friends, family and followers. Find Rich KiamcoOur America: Who I'm Meant to Be - https://abc7.com/our-america-who-im-meant-to-be-pride-month-2022-lgbtq-rich-kiamco/11915162/ Rich Kiamco's Website: http://www.richkiamco.com/Rich's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/richkiamco Support the show

The Fab Four have a blockbuster night with three rockstar guests. Meet two #1 bestselling athors Emily Giffin and Harlan Coben on the main show. The crew chats about Harlan's latest THE MATCH and how he researched it, and about Emily's latest MEANT TO BE and the challenges of writing about very real and ver well-known people. They also chat about writing process, writerly friendships, and developing work for the silver screen, with lots of laughs along the way. On the after show, Kate Quinn returns to F&F to tell us all about her latest THE DIAMOND EYE, with a surprise appearance from her husband!

Amy Gerhartz is a Mindset Coach, NLP Practitioner, Hypnotherapist and Founder of A Higher Way Of Living. After 20+ years in entertainment, along with her career as a coach, Amy has travelled the country, spoken to audiences of all sizes, and has been featured in numerous publications and podcasts. With her transformational coaching programs, online courses, virtual events, and her podcasts “RISE UP Buttercup” and “The Entertainer Mindset”, Amy is on a mission to support individuals across the globe to reprogram their minds with a new and empowering belief system, so that they can finally RISE UP to who they're MEANT TO BE.   Check out Amy's Podcast RISE UP Buttercup RISE UP Buttercup shares the incredible stories of individuals from all walks of life who've risen above their circumstances to live a life of passion and purpose. Join us as we uncover all of the unique and valuable lessons that have supported them along the way!   More of Amy: 

Professional singer and touring vocalist turned Mindset Coach, NLP Practitioner, Hypnotherapist and Founder of A Higher Way Of Living, Amy Gerhartz, is on the podcast today! After 20+ years in entertainment industry, along with her career as a coach, Amy has travelled the country, spoken to audiences of all sizes, and has been featured in numerous publications and podcasts. With her transformational coaching programs, online courses, virtual events, and her podcasts “RISE UP Buttercup” and “The Entertainer Mindset”, Amy is on a mission to support individuals across the globe to reprogram their minds with a new and empowering belief system, so that they can finally RISE UP to who they're MEANT TO BE.Connect with Amy:@amygerhartzRise Up Buttercup Podcastwww.ahigherwayofliving.comGet your FREE Monthly Workout & Mindset Calendar: http://lifelikelunden.com/calendarConnect with Lunden:@lifelikelunden2 Ways to Get Connected with Lunden BEYOND the Podcast1. Self Love & Sweat MONTHLY2. Strong At Home 4 Women 8-Week Dumbbell Only Workout & Coaching ProgramGrab your FREE spot in the Motivation Masterclass: 5 Keys to UNLOCK Motivation That Lasts (& never start over again): http://lifelikelunden.com/motivation-masterclassStrong At Home 4 Women  Dumbbell Only Workout Plan:http://lifelikelunden.com/strong-at-homeOne-On-One Lifestyle Transformation Coaching with Lunden:http://lifelikelunden.com/vip Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/selfloveandsweat)

Abby Jimenez just may be the most interesting woman in the world! She's competed on the Food Network, is the owner of Nadia Cakes, a bakery that ships all across the country, and is a bestselling author (not to mention mom to pets who are very popular on social media.) She joins the podcast to talk about her new novel “Part of Your World,” which she describes as an “age gap, social gap romance” about Alexis Montgomery and Daniel Grant, a doctor and carpenter who meet-cute when she's driving through town and her car gets stuck in the mud. Abby shares specific advice with Olivia for aspiring novelists, talks about her bakery business, and shares which network offer to adapt this book for screen that she's already turned down. A Moment With Margaret: Beach reads that are top of the TBR for Margaret include Emily Giffin's “Meant To Be,” (May 31) and “A Botanist's Guide to Parties and Poisons” (June 7) by Kate Khavari. Olivia and Margaret discuss enjoying Jennifer Weiner's new book, “The Summer Place” (May 10).

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