Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah gottesdiener

Sarah Gottesdiener is the founder and designer of The Moon Studio, a creative collective that aligns intuitive foundations with mystical practices for all types of inspired folks who wish to explore their creative powers. As an intuitive and skilled educator, Sarah curates a range of valuable workshops through The Moon Studio such as money magic, boundary work, tarot, and the magic behind decision making. Sarah also hosts a podcast called Moonbeaming. In this episode, Sarah asks us as business owners to understand our worth! We talk about how to monetarily value our services and how we need to stop overgiving and undercharging. We consider taking a break from all the excess info directed at us and instead following what delights you. We dive deep into the misconception that we can't have financial success and hold  values.  Key Points, Quotes, and Highlights: ✿ Follow what delights you! Sometimes we need a break from all the excess info directed at us to let our intuition lead us towards what we desire and already hold the knowledge to do.  ✿ “Our work will not necessarily give our lives meaning” How we may hold jobs that don't echo our values, but find meaning in other aspects of our lives. ✿ Exploring our “inner teen” selves to pinpoint where our influences around money started to take shape and using Shadow Work to understand that our thoughts about money may be ancestral rooted with societal projections. ✿ Sarah tells us to reflect, learn, and grow from our pasts, “Think about the past you had, think about the risks you took. When you invested in yourself, when you followed your intuition, think about what happened, even if it didn't work out.” SHOW NOTES  ACT INSURANCE  EVENTS 

In this episode, we're joined by the amazing Sarah Gottesdiener, Moonbeaming's host and Moon Studio's owner. Together, we dive into juicy topics that often get swept under the rug when it comes to money, like shame, self-sabotage, and even our ancestral connections. But fear not! We're not just here to talk about the problems – we're here to empower you with practical tools and strategies to make positive changes. TIME STAMPS [00:03:23] Embodied shame in money. [00:04:25] Money Shame and Relationships. [00:09:06] Learning disabilities and money. [00:15:10] Working with who you are. [00:18:35] Regulating the nervous system. [00:22:14] Overcoming beliefs around overwork. [00:27:07] Self-sabotage with money [00:34:55] Making it fun. [00:35:56] Ancestry and Money Beliefs. [00:44:19] Money as a language. [00:45:17] Money and Ancestry Beliefs LINKS Moonbeaming podcast Moon Studio LEAVE US A REVIEW Leave us an honest rating and review, pretty please. Head to the podcast player you're listening to this episode to leave us a review, or click here to leave a review for Everyone's Talkin' Money podcast on Apple Podcasts.  Love this episode. Share it with a few friends so they can also learn these valuable money concepts. Be sure to FOLLOW and SUBSCRIBE, never to miss an episode! GOT A QUESTION? Have a Shannah Shares question? Submit your question here https://bit.ly/shannahshares MORE MONEY TIPS Follow Me on Instagram for more money tips and behind-the-scenes information https://www.instagram.com/shannahgame Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Weird Finance, Paco talks to Sarah Faith Gottesdiener about cultivating enoughness, how poor boundaries impact our finances, the spiral of healing in everyday life,  creating a playful relationship with creativity, and nurturing an abundance mindset. Sarah Faith Gottesdiener (@gottesss) is an artist and business owner living in Los Angeles. She designs books, podcasts, and life curriculums for thousands of people around the planet. Her business, the Moon Studio, brings beauty and transformation into the lives others. She is passionate about art, healing, social justice, and rescue dogs. This episode also features a segment called Stock Watch with Amanda Holden (@dumpster.doggy). In this segment, we'll follow a stock-picking competition between a dog named Henry, a cat named Hugo, and a human baby. If you'd like to learn more about investing from Amanda, sign up for her online course, Invested Development. A special thanks to the talented and generous Ramsey Yount for producing, editing, and sound designing this episode.  Thank you to my friends, Samantha McVey and Anney Reese, the Stuff Mom Never Told You Podcast hosts, for lending us their voices for our special PSA. The theme music was written and performed by Andrew Parker, Jenna Parker, and Paco de Leon. Stay in touch and sign up for Paco's weekly email newsletter, The Nerdletter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're joined by my two favourite tarot readers and writers Rashunda Tramble & Sarah Gottesdiener. When the death card appears in the tarot it might bring up fear. But in this episode we go deeper into the meaning and interpretation of this card. In this episode we discuss:  What questions to ask yourself when the Death card appears? The gifts of the death card Mediumship & connecting to a loved one How Temperance & The Hanged Man impact the meaning of the death card. Sarah & Rashunda share how death has impacted and what it has taught them in their own lives. Please leave a review Here Ways to Connect with Rashunda Stay Woke Tarot website- here Ways to Connect with Sarah The Moon Studio - here Instagram- here Ways to connect with NATALIE Carry on the conversation on Substack Visit - www.natalie-miles.com for all her offerings and services. Including mediumship and psychic reading sessions Instagram - Follow Natalie Instagram- Follow Things That Die Credits Podcast Music: “Things That Die” by Baljit Rayat Editing - Kelly Whinnem

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#182: This week, I'm delighted to share a conversation I had with Sarah Gottesdiener of the Moonbeaming podcast: a show for the modern witch and magical critical thinker. We had a conversation over on her podcast about all things nervous system healing, codependency, and the patriarchy, and we're continuing our discussion here. She's showing us what it can look like to use magic for healing, connection, and making heart-centered decisions.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://victoriaalbina.com/182

Where do the moon and magic cross paths? Sarah Faith Gottesdiener (creator of the Many Moons planners) talks about lunar symbolism, braving eclipses, and her forthcoming guide, The Moon Book. Find Sarah Instagram | @gottesss (http://instagram.com/gottesss) Learn more about The Moon Book (https://www.amazon.com/Moon-Book-Lunar-Magic-Change/dp/1250206189). Find Amelia Twitter | @AmeliaQuint (http://twitter.com/ameliaquint) Instagram | @ameliaquint_ (http://instagram.com/ameliaquint_) Support Bad Astrologers on Patreon (http://patreon.com/badastro)!

Witchcraft and the archetype of the Witch are explored through interviews, found sound, commissioned music and storytelling. This first episode focuses on healing, healers and reconnection to the self. I talk to historian Ronald Hutton, esoteric herbalist Cristina Pandolfo, baker Kimberly Bell, and author/designer/teacher Sarah Gottesdiener about terminology, herbalism, food and how to promote intuition. Episode One Interviews were held with Professor Ronald Hutton (Historian), Cristina Pandolfo (Esoteric Herbalist), Kimberley Bell (Baker), Sarah Faith Gottessdiener (Designer, Author, Teacher and Tarot Reader) The Myddfai Legend narrated by Sarah Perry (Novelist) Original music by Anna Peaker. Improvised incantations sung by Freya Barlow, Blue Firth & Isabel Jones Additional music by: Ann Southam - Sea Still, Louise Huebner - The Gods, The Fates - Sheila (She beats in my heart), Oberon - Syrinx, Luis de Pablo - Spirit of the Beehive OST, Daniel Kobialka - Organic Eternity Magical Gut written by Blue Firth read by Peter Baker A Common Craft is a series of podcasts about the archetype of the Witch, Witchcraft and magic and how these subjects may affect our daily lives- sometimes without us even noticing. Through interviews and storytelling, each episode will present a journey of occult ideas, feminism, healthcare, gender and popular culture. As Witchcraft becomes increasingly popular, I ask what we can learn from it's unorthodoxy and how it might make the future more magical for us all. A Common Craft was made by Blue Firth commissioned on behalf of Waking the Witch, a touring exhibition which looks to the importance of craft, ritual and land on the practice of the ever shifting figure of the witch.

What does business success mean when you are an anti-capitalist feminist? Those things so often seem in direct opposition, right? We know that we live in a system that benefits a few people over many others. We know that so many people are exploited and harmed so that a handful can hoard. We know that … Continue reading "Episode 106: Anti-Capitalist Abundance with Sarah Gottesdiener"

Rate, review, and subscribe via iTunes! It helps more people find me. :) In this episode: Portia's self-introduction, mission, and work [ 5:20 ] "And so with Deeper Genius Acupuncture, what I'm looking to do is give folx a little bit of space in their day that makes them feel like themselves again. And for some people that is completley new. They've never felt what it feels like to be completely calm, to be carefree, to be pain free." [ 7:24 ] The importance of healing, acupuncture, and healthcare availability to all communities, bodies, & identities [ 10:00 ] How Portia was lead to acupuncture & holistic medicine [ 16:45 ] The birth of the name Deeper Genius, and the inspiration behind it [ 22:00 ] Meeting her wife through total divine timing & guidance [ 33:25 ] Portia's full moon reset ritual & shout out to Sarah Gottesdiener, author of the Many Moons workbook (find her at https://visualmagic.info/ and @gottesss on IG) [ 51:00 ] Conscious experience of social media & spiritual bypassing in the wellness communities [ 56:20 ] Honoring our ancestors & being a good ancestor (Rachel Cargle's work can be found on IG @rachel.cargle, and at https://www.rachelcargle.com/ [ 1:04:35 ] Pre-register for my equinox course, Follow Your Alignment- and be the first to know when limited sign-up opens: www.taraalexandria.com/aligned-and-connected Connect with me at www.taraalexandria.com. Tag me & share on Instagram! @yintrospection Show artwork by the magical @sophiekathleeen

Episode 138. Ever pull a tarot card that makes you groan? You know what I mean: a card that looks "scary" such as The Tower or maybe the Ten of Swords. Those cards often elicit a strong reaction - and usually a negative one. But the hard cards are great teachers and not something to fear. They are often portals into new levels of consciousness. In this episode of Tarot Bytes, I'm joined by Sarah Gottesdiener for an enlightening discussion on hard cards. We discuss how to look at the difficult cards in an empowering way, decks with no bad cards, what to do if a reading leans toward the negative - and more. This episode may just change your mind about the tarot cards that freak you out.

Sarah Faith Gottesdiener is an artist, tarot reader and educator, and witch. She is also the creator of the very popular Many Moons journals and Moonbeaming program. Sarah is also co-host of the Strange Magic podcast. You can find Sarah's readings and courses at: visualmagic.info Buy Sarah's art here. Finally, sign up for Sarah's excellent Moonbeaming newsletter.

If you have listened to my solo episode, you'll know that one of the intentions I have this year for the podcast is to interview more creatives outside of Cleveland. So that is what this week's episode is. I am joined by Rachel Wentworth, Co-Founder of the lingerie shop, Forty Winks, and host of Keeping Shop Podcast. I discovered Rachel through her podcast a few months ago. On Keeping Shop, she interviews a wide array of brick and mortar shop owners. It's a really inspiring podcast to listen so I urge you to check it out when you're done listening to this episode. In our conversation we talk about: -Rachel's inspiration to let go and how she got through a period of burnout. -How being an older sibling prepared her to be a good leader in her business. -What it is like having a business partner. -The importance of having a business plan. -What she went through to open a brick and mortar and advice she has for others looking to do the same. -How body positivity plays a role in curating the items for the store. -Why she started a podcast. And so much more! -In the beginning of the episode we mention a book by Marlee Grace titled, "How to Not Always Be Working." You can find the book here. Listen to Marlee's episode of the Let It Out Podcast. Some of my favorite episodes of the Keeping Shop Podcast: -Episode 56: Lacey Prpic Hedtke of The Future (The Future is a shop, artist's residency and magical library) -Episode 52: Sarah Gottesdiener of Modern Women and visualmagic (Sarah is a tarot reader and author of the Many Moons Workbooks) -Episode 49: Sarah Van Dyke of Revel Craft Bar (Revel Craft Bar is literally what it sounds like-a bar where you can hang out and do crafts. Amazing right!?) Here's how you can connect with Rachel: -Visit Forty Winks when you're visiting Cambridge Massachusetts (Or if you live in Boston and haven't gone yet, get there now!) -Listen to Keeping Shop -Follow Forty Winks on Instagram -Follow Keeping Shop on Instagram -Keeping Shop Website -Forty Winks Website Connect with me: -Instagram -Website -Check out my podcast coaching and podcast producing services here. -E-mail me at museroompodcast@gmail.com If this podcast brings you value, please consider leaving a review. Thank you for your support!

Today I’m speaking with Sarah Gottesdiener online shop owner, designer, podcaster and tarot reader. Sarah is (among many other things) the designer behind the “Women, Wimmin, Woomin, Womxn” design that you’ve probably seen at your favorite witchy, feminist shop. I have a tee and a tote, courtesy of Sarah and I get solidarity compliments wherever I go. She is also the creator of the always-sold-out Many Moons Workbook and the Many Moon Lunar Planner. Sarah talks about wanting to work for herself while being able to control her own time and energy. We talk about the irony in assuming that business ownership means freedom and how we can protect ourselves from the day-to-day energetic drain. Sarah is deliberate about what she allows into her life and we go into the benefits of a slow and steady approach when it comes to the success of our businesses and making money. Sarah shares her tips for preparing for what might be a negative customer interaction and encourages us to seek ways to be gentle with ourselves and others. Sarah and I talk about taking responsibility for our privilege as white, cis-gendered business owners and she encourages us to speak out in support of those without as much social and political privilege. I still feel strengthened and encouraged by my conversation with Sarah and I know you’ll feel the same after hearing our chat. Enjoy the show and thanks for listening.

Writer, improviser and artist Marlee Grace joins Living Open to talk about unblocking creativity and how to not always be working. In this episode, we talk about letting things die and evolve into something new, evolving your relationship with social media, the role of movement in her life, making art even in these horrifying times, working with creativity and unblocking creativity, giving ideas room to breathe, social media + imposter syndrome, how to not always be working, softening your heart, and more. The blog for this episode with links to the books Marlee references is here: www.living-open.com/blog/marleegrace  The episode with The Firebrand Witch. The episode with Sarah Gottesdiener, the amazing human we kept mentioning! Connect with Marlee on her website and Instagram. Pre-order her book, How to Not Always Be Working.  Support on Patreon for as little as $2 a month to access the Queen of Pentacles breathwork meditation, monthly embodied tarot yoga classes (October's class is the Queen of Wands), monthly virtual new moon circles, & the Lilith: Healing the Wild book club: www.patreon.com/erynjohnson. Purchase the Queens of the Tarot Breathwork meditation album for $11.11!  Book reiki sessions, tarot readings, and breathwork sessions at www.living-open.com.     

Sarah Gottesdiener is a creatrix of design and art, a tarot reader, and intuitive consult based in Los Angeles. In this episode we talk about: How manifesting is more about being in alignment than it is about being in a place of love, light, and abundance Allowing yourself to spend time in grief and shock […]

Sarah Gottesdiener is a creatrix of design and art, a tarot reader, and intuitive consult based in Los Angeles. In this episode we talk about: How manifesting is more about being in alignment than it is about being in a place of love, light, and abundance Allowing yourself to spend time in grief and shock […]