Podcasts about ranae johnson

The Love You Give talks to Andrea Ranae Johnson, vision-led facilitator and coach, about white supremacy, making actual change at the grass roots, and about whether shame is an effective tool for change.   https://www.andrearanae.com/speaking @andrearanaej

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I'm excited to introduce to you today one of my mentors you've heard me speak so much about, Andréa Ranae Johnson! In this episode Andréa and I touch upon so many topics, and the one main theme comes down to taking personal responsibility for ourselves, our actions and our choices--and the freedom we feel when we take responsibility for what is ours. Listen in as Andréa and I speak about:-Liberatory Living and Liberatory Leadership (06:46)-Culture as a result of our decisions and actions (10:38)-The roles we play in our culture (14:57)-The freedom in taking personal responsibility (22:47)-Sovereignty, oppression, and the ways we engage with others (30:11)-More on our personal sovereignty (36:44)-Freedom in oppressive systems (41:43)-Back to our personal responsibility (49:52)To learn more about the Whole Self Liberation School, visit https://wholeselfliberation.com/To learn more about Andréa's work, you can visit www.andrearanae.com You can follow Andréa on Instagram @andrearanaejLet's have a convo! Take a screenshot and share this episode on Instagram letting me know what you got out of it, and be sure to tag me @shiranimpathak so I can respond!Support the sustainability and accessibility of the podcast by making a financial contribution over at: www.ko-fi.com/shiraniJoin the Fierce Authenticity Newsletter Community over at www.fierceauthenticity.com/newsletterFor a complete transcript of this episode or to purchase Fierce Authenticity the book, visit www.fierceauthenticity.com

In today's episode, Andréa Ranae Johnson, founder of Whole Self Liberation, joins me to talk about centering relationship in our movement towards liberation. We also talk about divesting from the narrative of activism as suffering and why it's important to motivate ourselves beyond simply not causing harm. We also discuss:How she found herself on this path from a young ageHow she accepted what felt like a callingHow we can intersect our lives with justice regardless of who we are The practice of honoring herself and the work of personal liberation Bridging the need to have resources and also work towards new systems Centering relationship in liberation workHow it's not enough to only orient around not doing harmHow being nice is different from being lovingUnderstanding the difference between creation and destructionWhy we need to emphasize the creative process in order to stay open to possibilitiesThe liberation school that she's buildingIf you enjoyed the episode, check out:Episode 32 w/ Michael J Morris: Pleasure + Staying with the TroubleEpisode 26 w/ Mary Grace Allerdice: Why We Shouldn't Bypass MoneyEpisode 34 w/ Mary Grace Allerdice: The story of closing my business and why the how is just as important as the what or the whyLINKSSupport the Podcast on Patreon + get monthly video astro forecastsGet FREE monthly prompts for the current astrologySave $10 when sign up for this month's group healing circleMary Grace's IGMary Grace's websiteBook a 1x1 Session: Astrology, Tarot, Spirit Healing + Guidance SessionsJoin our FREE group and talk about the podcast with like-minded others//Andrea's websiteWhole Self Liberation websiteAndrea's IG: @andrearanaejWhole Self Liberation IG: @wholeselfliberationBarbara J Love quote on liberatory consciousness Jenn McCabe, CEO of Lead, Gather, Relate*Make a one-time gift to support the launch of the Whole Self Liberation school **Make a recurring gift to support the launch of the Whole Self Liberation schoolJoin us for a free class on Taking Care : Pillars for Creation, Circularity + Support — tools to help you design your life with more support and care built in, especially during difficult times. This free class is Friday, March 18 at Noon ET/ 9:00a PT. Sign up here to attend and/or get the replay. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/mgallerdice)

Doing the work - whether it's personal growth or social justice - needs to be balanced. Andréa and I talk about the intersection between self-trust and activism, how to keep going with anti-racism work even though you're afraid of doing harm and lots of other things along the way. About Andréa You know that kid that's always asking adults "why?" at the most inconvenient times? Andréa Ranae is the Founder and Director of Whole / Self Liberation, a platform and organization dedicated to creating resources and programming to support people as they heal, grow, get free and lead. As a trailblazer in the Personal Development Industry, over the past 5 years, she has worked with hundreds of mission-driven people looking to use their gifts, skills and resources to make an impact in the world. Andréa is the host of a podcast titled A Call to Serve, the author of a poetry chapbook titled Love, Manifesting: A Collection of Poems and Prompts for Those Seeking Love and Justice and she's also a singer/songwriter (and that's what really keeps her going when the world is a bit too heavy to hold). Follow Andréa: IG: @andrearanaej + @wholeselfliberation  andrearanae.com + wholeselfliberation.com  

Today on the Everything Belongs podcast, we are in conversation with Andréa Ranae Johnson. Andréa is a teacher, coach, facilitator and a writer. She is a vision-led facilitator and coach who believes that together, we rise. She is deeply committed to doing her part in cultivating a world that works for everyone and does so by placing her work at the intersections of personal growth, social justice and conscious business. Andréa runs her podcast, A Call to Serve, as well as 2 courses: Rise Up: Visionary Business for These Times and Whole / Self Liberation.In this stirring conversation, Madison and Andréa take on the very deep topic of performative belonging, accepting differences as a radical act of sovereignty and looking at our relationship to our own power. From start to finish, Andréa speaks from her deep sense of sovereignty on self responsibility, trusting (instead of trying to manipulate) others' personal decisions and choosing our wholeness and sovereignty. They also go deep on social media and dealing with the wide array of criticism and judgement there. You'll want to tune in with your full attention to this one. Listen in here... In This episode we Talk about:Andréa's learning of how bigger world issues are symptoms are rooted in our lack of ability to accept differencesSocial media, criticism, audience perception and what is and is NOT our responsibility thereDecision making power is still within us AND it can be manipulated by belonging (both by us and them)The bittersweet liberation of accepting when other’s decisions are theirs, even if it is different then your ownAndrea's own personal experience with racial oppressionBelonging, fitting in, learning human design and showing up as fully usMuch, much more...Where to find:Andréa's WebsiteAndréa's InstagramAndréa's PodcastAndréa's Courses:Rise Up: Visionary Business for These TimesWhole / Self Liberation

On this bonus episode, I’m bringing back one of the most downloaded episodes of the podcast to highlight an incredibly potent and powerful conversation with activist, educator and facilitator, Andréa Ranae. Andréa Ranae is a vision-led facilitator and coach who believes that together, we rise. She is deeply committed to doing her part in cultivating a world that works for everyone and does so by placing her work at the intersections of personal growth, social justice and conscious business. We may have recorded this in November 2018, but the state of the world is the same now as it was then (and for many many years before when it comes to racism in this country). Things we discuss in today’s episode: The pitfalls of personal development How to be a true activist Where to start when it comes to making change Oppression — especially when it comes to racism, ageism, transphobia, sexism etc A profound way to look at privilege Cultural individualism White privilege Creating space to have emotion about the state of the world

Meet Nic Strack, a Korean and Indian, non-binary autistic Parenting Coach. I had a very very hard time summarizing our conversation for the title of this episode because it was full of SO MANY GEMS. I'm not a parent, but it doesn't matter. Nic blew my mind with their unique migration story, strategies for parenting, and experience with discovering their non-binary self (and how this informs their own parenting style and the work they do!)We talk about how their dad used translators to talk to their mom, who didn't know any English when they met, and they explain about why saying "use your words" to your kid can be harmful. I loved their story about how discovering systems of oppression transformed the way they think. So many parts of this conversation hit me in the feels. I have a newfound compassion for all the things after chatting with Nic. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!Support me on Patreon if you're able. Links that Nic mentionedNic Strack (they/them):https://www.nicstrack.com/https://www.patreon.com/nicstrackhttps://www.instagram.com/nicstrackJames-Olivia Chu Hillman (they/them):https://inquisitivehuman.com/https://www.instagram.com/inquisitive_human/Andréa Ranae Johnson (she/they):https://www.andrearanae.com/https://instagram.com/andrearanaejJenn McCabe (she/her):https://drjmac.com/https://www.instagram.com/dr.jennmccabe/Links I mentionedMy Medium Article: We Learn What We See, Not What We're ToldOur Culture of Contempt by Albert Brooks (New York Times)About NishaFollow me on Instagram and Twitter! Check out my writing and coaching services on my website, and be sure to sign up for my newsletter!MusicShin Kawasaki: Find Another WayCC Mixter: Resonance by AirtoneCover ArtTiffany Wong ArtSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/migrasians)

Andréa Ranae Johnson is a teacher and facilitator supporting people who want to make a difference. She founded Whole / Self Liberation to offer resources and spaces to heal, grow, get free and lead so that we can each make our unique impact in the world. In this episode, Andréa talks to us about what Continue Reading…

Andréa Ranae Johnson is a teacher and facilitator supporting people who want to make a difference. She founded Whole / Self Liberation to offer resources and spaces to heal, grow, get free and lead so that we can each make our unique impact in the world. In this episode, Andréa talks to us about what Continue Reading…

In today's episode vision-led facilitator and coach Andréa Ranae Johnson discusses the pleasure inherent in feeling ALL of your feelings, boundaries and consent in business and life, and the true freedom of not judging yourself for what you want and need. I had an opportunity to ask her about how she nourishes herself while also showing up fully and consistently in service to her community, which, quite frankly, I have always wanted to know! In the midst of a lot of laughter and an amateur exploration of human design, we dove into what it really means to show up and invite the fullest expression of yourself into your life. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Visit www.thejenmavrosshow.com for more show and guest information on every podcast episode. Grab your free gift on www.jenmavros.com - A four track divinely guided meditation album. Dig this episode? Drop a 5-star rating + review! Connect with me online… IG: @jenmavros FB: www.facebook.com/thejenmavrosshow Meet our next guest, Andréa Ranae Johnson.  Andréa Ranae is a vision-led facilitator and coach who believes that together, we rise. She is deeply committed to doing her part in cultivating a world that works for everyone and does so by placing her work at the intersections of personal growth, social justice and conscious business. As the creator of Coaching as Activism, she supports people doing transformative work to deepen their impact by taking a critical look at how their work and lives are connected to social change. As the co-founder of Whole / Self Liberation, she offers and uplifts practical tools, resources and wisdom for those who want to make change happen in their lives and communities. As a coach and consultant, she works with entrepreneurs, businesses and organizations that want to be more inclusive and impactful do so through their approach to leadership, their marketing and their company culture. She's a huge fan of #blackgirlmagic, sunsets and veggie burritos.

Andréa Ranae is a vision-led facilitator and coach who believes that together, we rise. She is deeply committed to doing her part in cultivating a world that works for everyone and does so by placing her work at the intersections of personal growth, social justice and conscious business. As the creator of Coaching as Activism, she supports people doing transformative work to deepen their impact by taking a critical look at how their work and lives are connected to social change. As the co-founder of Whole / Self Liberation, she offers and uplifts practical tools, resources and wisdom for those who want to make change happen in their lives and communities. As a coach and consultant, she works with entrepreneurs, businesses and organizations that want to be more inclusive and impactful do so through their approach to leadership, their marketing and their company culture. She's a huge fan of #blackgirlmagic, sunsets and veggie burritos. Things we discuss in today’s episode: The pitfalls of personal development How to be a true activist Where to start when it comes to making change Oppression — especially when it comes to racism, ageism, transphobia, sexism etc A profound way to look at privilege Cultural individualism White privilege Creating space to have emotion about the state of the world

A conversation about taking care of yourself while reaching out to others, and what happens when two connected but disparate worlds (coaching and activism) collide. 

Today’s guest Andréa Ranae Johnson (www.andrearanae.com) is a vision-led facilitator and coach who works with coaches, healers and other service-based leaders who wish to amplify their impact in the world by bringing an anti-oppressive lens to their work. She has an amazing program called “Coaching as Activism” that we highly encourage you to check out if you’re in the service industry. Her work is all about exploring our leadership and liberation.  To subscribe to future podcasts or learn more about how we can support you on your leadership journey, head over to www.ladieswholeadpodcast.com.

Happy Monday, Friends!  It is always a privilege to share people who have made a difference in my life and today's guest cracked me open in such a powerful way this year that I've been sitting with bigger questions ever since!  I met Andréa earlier this year at an event called Practical Magic Live hosted by Makenna Held, which actually has a new name - The Leadership Recipe that will be hosted in Macon, GA March 28th - 29th, 2018.  Check out the link here for tickets.   When Andréa took the stage, something inside of me shifted and I'm so glad I'm able to share more of her work, how she's changing the world, and how you can play a bigger part in that.   Andréa Ranae is a vision-led facilitator and coach who believes that together, we rise. She is deeply committed to doing her part in cultivating a world that works for everyone and does so by placing her work at the intersections of personal growth, social justice and conscious business. As the creator of Coaching as Activism, she supports people doing transformative work to deepen their impact by taking a critical look at how their work and lives are connected to social change. As the co-founder of Whole / Self Liberation, she offers and uplifts practical tools, resources and wisdom for those who want to make change happen in their lives and communities. As a coach and consultant, she works with entrepreneurs, businesses and organizations that want to be more inclusive and impactful do so through their approach to leadership, their marketing and their company culture. She's a huge fan of #blackgirlmagic, sunsets and veggie burritos. Please make sure you follow her on social media.  Here are her channels:  FacebookTwitter Instagram  AND, make sure you check out Coaching as Activism!  I cannot wait to take part in this program when it re-opens for enrollment.   Have a blessed Thanksgiving and I'll see you soon for another episode on Wild & Holy Radio

Today's interview is probably one of the most gentle conversations I've ever had about some seriously charged topics - race, social justice, boundaries, capacity, positions of power, and more. The nature of the conversation totally speaks to how our guest, Andréa Ranae Johnson shows up in the world - with tons of compassion, curiosity, and commitment to contributing to solutions and better systems. In the interview we talked about the larger system we're all part of, and all of the identities we hold. We talked about the sense of care we need to have for ourselves as women (and humans) during these intense times. And we explored how to have our needs and wants met, to not only be OK, but to thrive. Enjoy! About Andréa Ranae Johnson: Andréa Ranae is a vision-led facilitator and coach who believes that together, we rise. She is deeply committed to doing her part in cultivating a world that works for everyone and does so by placing her work at the intersections of personal growth, social justice and conscious business. As the creator of Coaching as Activism, she supports people doing transformative work to deepen their impact by taking a critical look at how their work and lives are connected to social change. As the co-founder of Whole / Self Liberation, she offers and uplifts practical tools, resources and wisdom for those who want to make change happen in their lives and communities. As a coach and consultant, she works with entrepreneurs, businesses and organizations that want to be more inclusive and impactful do so through their approach to leadership, their marketing and their company culture. She's a huge fan of #blackgirlmagic, sunsets and veggie burritos. In this episode, Andréa shares: 1. Becoming aware of when and how we cause harm 2. Expanding your capacity while staying in your lane 3. How fast things move online

“We see things that are so big, they're so daunting, we say, ‘There's no way can change anything. Who am I to even try?' And with that mentality, it's not going to change.” ~Andrea Ranae Johnson You have more power than you think. This month, I made a commitment to join an initiative to build solidarity for social justice headed up by my new friend and colleague, Julie Neale, host of Mother's Quest podcast. It's called the Women Podcasters in Solidarity Initiative and I had NO IDEA how I was going to approach the topics of social justice and racism on The Creative Impostor when I said “yes.” Almost immediately, Andrea Ranae Johnson's new program, Coaching as Activism, popped up in my Facebook feed (I swear they're spying on my real life conversations) and I knew I had to talk with her on the show. In this episode, Andrea Ranae is giving you some real strategies for how YOU can shift your awareness away from futility and overwhelm and toward acknowledging your power and learning how to use your power for good. If you think this topic sounds heavy, please don't skip it!!! One thing I love about Andrea Ranae is how she approaches both the inner work of self-help and the outer work of activism with positivity, hope and a down-to-earth perspective. And if you haven't already, check out Episode 045: Talking to strangers, where you'll hear how I met Julie and why I'm taking on a theme on the show that pushes me out of my comfort zone. Let's just say, it's part of my creative growing edge. “Parenting, art making, writing, teaching — generally how you show up in our everyday lives can be a form of activism… actively dismantling the things that don't serve us in society or in our communities and also creating and cultivating new ways of being or new systems, new structures that better serve the collective” ~Andrea Ranae Johnson  Connect with Andrea Ranae Andrea Ranae's website Andrea Ranae's Coaching as Activism programAndrea Ranae's Podcast: Liberty Twitter Instagram  Facebook   Show Notes Galore: http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com Magic Page! Get a free gift from me: http://www.thecreativeimpostor.com/magic This episode was mixed by Edwin R. Ruiz of Mondo Machine. The Creative Impostor theme music was created by JoVia Armstrong. I'd LOVE to hear from you! If you're listening in Apple Podcasts, PLEASE subscribe and leave a review.