Podcast appearances and mentions of sabrina must

Vanessa fills us in on her first Valentine’s Day with her new guy, and we hear about her clapback against a body shaming troll.  Plus, we talk to author Sabrina Must about her new book “A Terrible Dater”. With a title like that, she’ll fit right in on this podcast!  And life coach Mike Bauer introduces Vanessa and Jared to their alter egos... Barfola and Captain Suckbag! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Sabrina Must is the author of Must Girls Love, a memoir, and Living Witnesses, the Holocaust Survivor series. Passionate about using personal experiences to inspire others to be more open and real, she runs the lifestyle blog SabrinaMust.com, where she shares about her travel adventures as well as grief, wellness, dating, and more. She teaches at the University of California, San Diego, has a Bachelors in Writing Seminars from Johns Hopkins University and an MFA in Creative Nonfiction from Northwestern University, and operates WriteLessBad, a content creation marketing firm for clients worldwide. You can often find her biking with her pug Monkey in San Diego.   If you know a entrepreneur in the San Diego market that has a unique story of over coming adversity we would love to share their story. Call Vinnie SD at 858-345-7829

Sabrina Must (http://www.sabrinamust.com) is a blogger and content creator who has taken an emphasis on travel and expanded to cover a variety of powerful topics that help people on their journeys. In this episode, we dive deep into how she dealt with her sister's suicide, the path to more authentic sharing, and what it's like to travel the world with her dog named Monkey. http://www.AdamRoa.com

After her sister Miya’s tragic suicide, Sabrina Must wrote to express all her emotions: shock, sadness, love, disbelief, anger. "Must Girls Love" is a memoir about her journey to understand, cope, and grieve for Miya. SAMPLE QUESTIONSCan you please describe the circumstances surrounding your Sister’s suicide and how it immediately impacted you and your family?How did you begin your healing process? What advice would you offer to other individuals who are suffering the loss of a loved one to suicide?BOOK LINK: https://www.amazon.com/Must-x2022-Girls-Love-ebook/dp/B00ED3P5M8/

This is a deeply personal episode for me, Kara, the host of PlayGrounding. This is the second part of my conversation with Sabrina Must. Last week, we explored the role of playfulness in facing and handling grief. Sabrina and I kept talking on the day of our interview and we went in a completely different direction, but with the same sense of vulnerability and depth. In this episode, you'll hear the second part of my conversation with Sabrina Must - this time about health and fitness. After that, I'll be sharing with you some of the personal challenges I've been inspired to face based on my conversations with PlayGrounding guests like Sabrina over the past year. I'll talk about how I'm planning to incorporate play into my effort to get healthy - specifically my effort to take on a bad habit I developed to combat anxiety over the past few years: wine. I've recently started attending Moderation Management meetings to try to change that habit and find new ways to handle times of great stress - and that's where play comes in. I hope you enjoy today's episode, and as always, please feel free to reach out to me at kara(at)playgrounding.com if this episode resonates with you. Not to be on the podcast, just because I'd love to hear from you and maybe be an ear if you don't feel comfortable talking about these kinds of things with anyone else. Episode Links: Moderation Management #100daysofplay - Visit Ben's Blog

It might seem counterintuitive to have a conversation about play and grief. We often associate play with frivolity, silliness and escape. But what we learn from this conversation with Sabrina Must is that a playful approach to life can take us deeper and more in touch with who we really are, even in periods of deep grief and loss. Sabrina’s book, Must Girls Love, is her memoir on the suicide death of her sister. This episode goes deep and for some, it might touch on aspects of life and grief you’d rather not think about. But if you’ve experienced devastating loss, as Sabrina has, you might find this a refreshingly honest conversation. If you haven’t, there’s something in it for you as well. It’s a window into the hearts and minds of our friends who we might be called upon to hold space for and comfort in times of sorrow. Sabrina Must is an author, blogger and speaker who unapologetically shares about her life to inspire you to share your story, live more honestly, and have more fun! Joys and struggles, it's all here. And she holds true to this throughout our conversation. We hope you enjoy it! Show Links: Subscribe to Sabrina Must’s Blog  Check out Sabrina’s books, including Must Girls Love

How do you show vulnerability and handle grief? For Sabrina Must, she took her grief after her sister’s death and wrote a memoir. On today’s episode of Financial Fluency, Sabrina and I discuss the turmoils she’s faced and life as an author among many other topics.   In her day-to-day life, Sabrina is a copywriting consultant at her company Write Less Bad. She helps startups with their decks, proposals, website, and more. Sabrina mentions that life as an author isn’t all that glamorous. She says when you write for big-name sites it’s hard to see the return on investment. Her consultancy business is her means of paying the bills with the intention to build up and monetize her blog.   Sabrina used her raw, intense words to inspire others and provide insight into her life. She recalls she was finishing college when her sister committed suicide. And writing her memoir, Must Girls Love, helped her process what was going on after her sister’s death. The writing was a creative outlet for her to focus her energy on something. Her book traces family history. It starts with her mom’s side of the family, and it pinpoints the major events she experienced growing up and details her immediate family.   In addition to Must Girls Love, Sabrina wrote for another book, Living Witnesses Faces of the Holocaust. This book is a collaboration with her mom, who is a photographer. It features portraits of the remaining Holocaust survivors. With each picture, there’s a bio Sabrina wrote about the individuals.   Quotes from Sabrina “When you’re open, other people feel like they can be open with you, too.”   “We’re so quick to label and everyone. People want to understand their place in the world, and people are so quick to make up stories, so things make sense in their head.”   “My whole intention in life is how can I feel happy and how can I feel good? I never want to feel how I felt in my twenties ever again.”   “You can connect with someone who seems far removed, but once you read their experience, you realize you have to be more empathic to those individuals.”   Sabrina is currently working on another book about love and dating. To learn more about Sabrina visit her website here, or follow her on social media: Facebook Instagram Twitter   Resources Must Girls Love Living Witnesses Faces of the Holocaust Write Less Bad http://www.livingwitnesses.net/ https://www.sabrinamust.com/blog/   Bio Sabrina Must is a 30-something woman from Michigan, now based in San Diego, California. She’s the youngest of 4 sisters, daughter to a father who wishes I had married yesterday and to a mom who believes she can do anything in the world! Sabrina has a Masters in Writing from Northwestern University and has a pug named Monkey.

Sabrina Must is an inspiring writer and entrepreneur who shares stories of her life –the ups, the downs, and everything in between - and inspires others to do the same. She believes in taking adventures, being intentional about pursuing the things that align with your own unique flavor of joy, and loving and learning as you go.

Sabrina Must uses the written word to inspire others to be authentic and raw. She is the author of "Must Girls Love", a memoir, and "Living Witnesses", a Holocaust survivor series. In this episode we talk about her journey into writing, the death of her sister, grief after suicide, forgiveness, and a dream about her sister. You can find more about Sabrina at www.SabrinaMust.com

Sabrina Must is a writer, an author of multiple books and a copywriting consultant. We have a fascinating discussion about why the written word is still so important for marketing today. Sabrina reveals her secrets to writing killer copy. We talk about how writing is different from other forms of media, like: images, audio and … Continue reading MATE 017 – Sabrina Must on effective copywriting and living as an author The post MATE 017 – Sabrina Must on effective copywriting and living as an author appeared first on MATE podcast.

Speciat guest Sabrina Must graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2008 with a Bachelors in Writing Seminars and from Northwestern University in 2012 with a Masters in Writing. Her passion for writing is seen in her three publications: Must Girls Love, a memoir; Living Witnesses: Faces of the Holocaust; and Living Witnesses: Triumph Over Tragedy. Universe Talks with Monica Ortiz applies the wisdom of the Universal Principles to show you how to manifest a happy and successful life. There is no religious slant, only effective advice on how to take your life to the next level and increase your life's happiness, good health, and success. Monica has helped thousands of people develop stronger relationships, finish degrees, open businesses, pursue their passions, and improve their sense of fulfillment and happiness.Monica Ortiz is a Life Coach, Author, Speaker and a prominent figure in the Hollywood entertainment world as a Writer and Producer. She has helped people of all types and backgrounds find greater success. Her debut book provides a new method to personal growth that has led to speaking at institutions such as Stanford University on topics from Success in Your Career & Relationships to Shifting Your Energy & Shaping Your Reality. She is the founder of The Universe Series, an organization bringing tools that will teach you how to live your life filled with happiness, love, good health, and success.

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