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Jordan Chariton is an independent investigative reporter known for his fearless, on-the-ground reporting on major issues like the Flint water crisis, Standing Rock protests, and the struggles of working-class Americans. His impactful stories have appeared in outlets like The Guardian, VICE News, and The Intercept. Chariton's coverage of critical issues such as homelessness, worker strikes, and political corruption has earned him a large following, especially through his independent news outlet, Status Coup. He is best known for his relentless reporting in Flint and Standing Rock, bringing attention to underreported crises and giving a voice to the voiceless. In today’s episode, they delve into Jordan's motivations, his experiences covering critical issues like the Flint water crisis, and his ongoing endeavors to report stories often overlooked by mainstream media. Takeaways: Give voice to the voiceless and expose injustice Stay grounded in stories Seek fulfillment over conventional success Sound Bites: "I want to give a voice to the voiceless." "I had to dedicate more than one story to it." Connect and Discover LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jordanchariton Instagram: Instagram.com/jordanchariton Facebook: facebook.com/JordanChariton Website: statuscoup.com Youtube: youtube.com/@statuscoup Book: We the Poisoned: Exposing the Flint Water Crisis Cover-up and the Poisoning of 100,000 Americans

In this episode, Danielle discusses creative blocks, brain fog, and the importance of giving oneself grace during transitions in life. She shares her personal experience of moving to a new space and the challenges she faced in finding her footing and maintaining her creative flow. Danielle emphasizes the need to slow down, tap into basic practices, and release suppressed emotions. She also highlights the importance of going with the flow, finding like-minded community, and taking a step back for fun when needed. Ultimately, she encourages listeners to have compassion for themselves and trust in their own unique timelines in life. Takeaways -Give yourself grace during transitions and allow time to acclimate and align in a new chapter of life. -Tap into basic practices, such as somatic practices and nervous system regulation, to clear creative blocks and release suppressed emotions. -Go with the flow and trust the energy of the day, allowing space for creativity to flow naturally. -Find like-minded community and reach out for support and guidance during challenging times. -Have compassion for yourself and trust in your own unique timeline, knowing that setbacks are opportunities for growth and learning. Apply to work 1:1 with Dakota: ⁠https://linktr.ee/Dakotablackstone Book a FREE 1:1 with Danielle: ⁠https://linktr.ee/danielledanglade⁠ FREE Download of the Universal Laws: ⁠https://stan.store/Mysticmamas⁠ PURCHASE THE HIGHEST SELF JOURNAL:⁠ ⁠https://stan.store/Mysticmamas/p/highest-self-journal- ⁠⁠ Join our Facebook community:⁠ ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/share/ubFmdECr36YZnnGT/?mibextid=K35XfP⁠⁠ Follow our Socials: Tiktok:⁠ ⁠https://www.tiktok.com/@mysticmama.podcast⁠⁠ Instagram:⁠ ⁠https://www.instagram.com/mysticmamas.podcast

In this conversation, Eli Weinstein interviews Vincent Infante, a therapist and life coach who shares his unique approach to helping clients optimize their lives and feel empowered. They discuss the importance of giving grace to others and the limitations of therapy and coaching. They also explore the daily grind that can lead to burnout and ways to alleviate it. The therapist emphasizes the positive intent behind negative emotions and the need to be curious about them. They also discuss the power of mindset shifts, breaking out of diagnoses, and rephrasing language to separate oneself from emotions and experiences. In this conversation, Eli Weinstein and Vin discuss the importance of separating psychological disorders from personal responsibility. They mention Dr. Amen and his work on brain scans to understand mental health. They also talk about the prevalence of making excuses in today's society and the need to take ownership of one's actions and emotions. Vin shares his personal journey of breaking free from victimhood and the importance of honesty and self-awareness. They discuss the five aspects of mastery: thoughts, emotions, behaviors, actions, and language, and how they can be controlled to create a more intentional and empowered life. Takeaways Give grace to others and be flexible when scheduling and rescheduling appointments. Therapy and coaching have their limitations, and a hybrid approach that combines aspects of both can be more effective. Negative emotions have positive intent and can be indicators of deeper challenges or problems. The daily grind can lead to burnout, and it's important to find ways to alleviate it. Rephrasing language and separating oneself from diagnoses can help create possibilities for change and overcome negative experiences. Separate psychological disorders from personal responsibility Take ownership of your actions and emotions Be honest and self-aware about who you are Control your thoughts, emotions, behaviors, actions, and language Create an intentional and empowered life Chapters 00:00 The Power of Giving Grace and Flexibility 03:49 The Limitations of Therapy and Coaching 08:04 Alleviating the Daily Grind 13:24 The Positive Intent of Negative Emotions 23:08 Rephrasing Language for Change and Possibilities 25:02 Understanding Psychological Disorders and Personal Responsibility 26:31 Taking Ownership of Your Actions and Emotions 30:32 Breaking Free from Victimhood through Honesty and Self-Awareness 39:10 Mastering Your Thoughts, Emotions, Behaviors, Actions, and Language 45:00 Creating an Intentional and Empowered Life For more on Vincent Infante, check out the links below: Website: www.vincentinfante.life LinkedIn: www.Linkedin.com/in/vininfante Instagram: www.instagram.com/vin.infante PsychologyToday: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/vincent-infante-staten-island-ny/821820 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thedudetherapist/support

Mental health challenges can make you feel like your mind is caught out in the open ocean. Some days are peaceful, while others are chaotic. Any day could bring moments of peace, terrifying storms, or aimless drifting. Lighthouses are helpful tools that sailors use to navigate. They don't make storms go away; they provide guidance to help sailors make healthy choices. What are your lighthouses? Who are the people you seek out when you feel down or anxious? What tools could help you find hope? Takeaways: Give yourself Grace. Regardless of the source of what you're facing, God is with you, and he loves you. ❤️

Kelly is an award-winning marketer and brand strategist, visibility maximizer, and a Small-town, girl mom of 2.Kelly did the corporate thing for over 10 years, climbing the ladder and building a successful career in PR, managing reputations for global companies.After losing her mum to breast cancer in 2017, she became immensely aware of how short life really is. And when you experience loss like that, you think about life differently. She realized how important it is to do what you love and spend time on what really matters.That's why she started KS&Co. and Entrepreneur School, supporting other entrepreneurs chasing their dreams and passions.You deserve to be successful in your business! Kelly wants you to make your dreams come true! She's your Fairy Brand-mother waving the magic wand to give you the confidence, guidance and support you need to get to your next level of success.With an authentic brand and the right marketing strategy customized to you, you will feel unstoppable momentum to make your passion a success!TAKEAWAYS:Give yourself momentum by counting the small wins. Kelly says for her that success can look different for her on different days. One day she feels successful because she got the school lunches together and another day she gets a big client. All of these things are wins that help us feel like we are on the right track. “You build momentum when you stack up your successes”Be an advocate for yourself. Don't be afraid to ask for help, ask people for what you want or to connect with someone that has great potential to be an amazing collaboration. We are too often held back by our fear of rejection or embarrassment. Kelly asks herself, “What's the worst that could happen?” She shares a great story about a time she got the courage to reach out to a big name in the business world to interview and got an unexpected result.Do one simple action a day. Sometimes all you have to do to grow your business is spend 5 minutes connecting with someone or sending that email or sharing that post. One action a day will build your momentum faster.RESOURCES:Find the blog post that accompanies this episode hereFollow Kelly on Instagram hereRegister for the Burn Your Launch Calendar and Never Look Back Masterclass hereCONNECT WITH ALLISON:Follow Allison on InstagramDID YOU HAVE AN 'AH-HA MOMENT' WHILE LISTENING TO THIS EPISODE?If you found value and are ready to take action from listening to this episode, head to Apple Podcasts and help us reach new audiences by giving the podcast a rating and a review. This helps us to reach more online coaches who are creating a thriving 6-figure business.Music courtesy of www.bensound.com

Jay Bilas, LaPhonso Ellis and Seth Greenberg preview Friday's matchup between basketball royalty: Duke and Gonzaga. The guys discuss the last time these teams played, Gonzaga's historic offense, Paolo Banchero vs. Drew Timme, if Duke can put pressure on the Zags and the Blue Devils' need to score to keep pace. Plus, they share their takeaways from Feast Week and chat about their time in Las Vegas.

Jay Bilas, LaPhonso Ellis and Seth Greenberg preview Friday's matchup between basketball royalty: Duke and Gonzaga. The guys discuss the last time these teams played, Gonzaga's historic offense, Paolo Banchero vs. Drew Timme, if Duke can put pressure on the Zags and the Blue Devils' need to score to keep pace. Plus, they share their takeaways from Feast Week and chat about their time in Las Vegas.

Before getting to week one of the NFL season in its entirety, including the Packers and Bears...Dan and Josh lead off this episode talking about how to deal with a neighbor's dog dropping bombs in your yard. After that spirited discussion, it's onto some surprising week one upsets since homefield apparently doesn't matter with no fans! The Brewers had a rough series against the Cubs over the weekend including a no-hitter. Giannis meets with the Bucks brass, which hopefully will lead to him staying in Milwaukee longterm. All that and more coming up on this week's Intentional Foul. As always, please tell your friends. NFL - Packers beat Minnesota 43-34 - Takeaways? - Give me an overreaction to the win - This Week Vs Lions - Bears beat Lion 27-23 - Worst case scenario for Bears? - Overreaction to the win - This week vs Giants - Week 1 Results - KC 34 Hou 20 - Sea 38 ATL 25 - Buf 27 NYJ 17 - NE 21 Mia 11 - Wash 21 Phil 17 - LV 34 Car 30 - Jax 27 Indy 20 - Balt 38 Clev 6 - LAC 16 Cincy 13 - NO 34 TB 23 - Ari 24 SF 20 - LAR 20 Dallas 17 - Pitt 26 NYG 16 - Tenn 16 Denver 14 - Week 2 Games - Cinn @ Clev TNF - Atl @ Dallas - Jax @ Tenn - Minn @ Indy - Buff @ Mia - SF @ NYJ - LAR @ Philly - Den @ Pitt - Car @ TB - Wash @ Ari - KC @ LAC - Balt @ Hou - NE @ Sea SNF - NO @ LV MNF MLB - Brewers 21-25 4th in Central - 10th in NL, 1 ½ GB of 8 seed - 1-2 vs Cubs, 1-1 vs Cardinals - Heartbreaker vs Cubs Saturday Night - Scored 3 runs all series - Split Doubleheader yesterday vs STL - Pitching has been solid - Still can’t score - Brauns value—late game replacements - Whats going on with Yelich - Yelich/Hiura strikeouts - 3 more vs St Louis, 3 vs KC NBA - Giannis lunch meeting w/Bucks Friday - Denver just won’t die - LAC/Den 3-3, Game 7 tonight - Eastern Conf Finals game 1 tonight Bos/Miami Update on Big 10 Football

Summary:Relationships are at the core of every interaction. Whether you're an entrepreneur, anemployee, or a parent, learning how to build strong relationships that last and evolve over timeis key. This week on the Simple Talk, host Wayne McCullough speaks with guest DavidScoggins, a business and life coach and fellow podcaster who shares ideas for creating a morefulfilling work-life balance and achieving stability on the job and at home.It takes work to build a solid foundation and maintain it over time, Scoggins says. Each of thefive Fs -- faith, family, friends, fitness, and finances -- require dedication and perseverance, sopeople should be prepared to spend time and energy on these key components. But that hardwork will be rewarded with a strong support network and base for other aspects of life, as well. Itcomes down to taking ownership of your decisions and actions and holding yourselfaccountable for how you walk through life and how you relate to those walking alongside you.This Week's Takeaways:-Give people space to change over time-Ask others how you can help them-Don't shy away from hard work-Take ownership of your decisions and actions-Focus on building good relationshipsQuotes:“I think part of my ultimate mission here is to bring a faith perspective into the personaldevelopment and bring the personal development perspective into the church, and I don't thinkthat's an easy thing.” -David Scoggins“That's really been a joy, being able to see … how people who've really, really been hurt byeach other and been hurt by the way they approach their relationships, how they can heal andhow they can grow together and how they can flourish and persist.” -David Scoggins“If we were in a sports team or if we were playing a musical instrument, even if you were playingas an amateur, you were not getting paid for it, you would practice and you would practice on aregular basis. But then you show up for marriage and you've not practiced anything, You showup for a relationship and you've not practiced anything other than whatever you practiced inprevious relationships. We don't get even one class on how to do relationships right.” -DavidScoggins“Whatever is in your life that you don't like, whether it's your marriage or your financial situationor your body or it's how you feel, an emotion you have or a thought you have, it didn't comefrom nowhere.” -David Scoggins“The more we can understand where things come from, the more power we have to work withthem.” -David ScogginsContact:You can get in touch with David Scoggins via email at david@scogginsgroup.com. You can alsofind him on LinkedIn by searching for his name. Also, check out the TMP Coaching Podcast withDavid Scoggins wherever you get your podcasts.Mentions:Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by David D. BurnsThe work of Tony Robbins (www.tonyrobbins.com)The work of Dallas Willard (www.dwillard.org)Living the Sermon on the Mount: A Practical Hope for Grace and Deliverance by Glen StassenAugustine's The City of GodThe Ready, Set, Love online relationship program (readysetlove.com)

This week we're discussing content marketing, why it's uniquely suited to the manufacturing industry, and how to get started.  Highlights: [3:30] Kasim shares his definition and philosophy of content marketing. [6:30] Learn the answer to why content marketing is uniquely suited a manufacturing business. [9:20] Three steps for a manufacturer to get started with effective content marketing. There's a difference between the target demographic and the person or avatar you want to speak with. Define the avatar you want to reach and communicate with. Determine what information your avatar needs to make a buying decision. Find the context, where do your avatars congregate? [18:15] Content marketing is a hard sell, content creation is easier. Leave the word 'marketing' out of it when selling the idea to leadership. Interview Questions: Question 1: As promised to our audience, Kasim, let’s start by clearing up any misconception about the definition of content marketing. What is it and please share an example or two. What’s the difference between digital marketing and content marketing? Question 2: You made an interesting comment to me before the podcast. You said that content marketing is uniquely suited to the manufacturing industry. Why is that? Question 3: Let’s get to the practical side, implementation and execution. Let’s say there is a CMO of a mid-size manufacturing company out there listening. He’s bought in to the idea but, admittedly, has no idea about how to get started. What are the first 3 steps to take? Question 4: Content marketing is not easy. Many times there are culture changes within the manufacturing organization that have to occur. What about those companies where the owner or CEO is the authoritarian type not open to new ideas? What are some tips that marketers can use when they are up against strong culture or a strong, unbending leader? Challenge Question: This week our challenge question is right in line with our podcast topic. Here it is.  “I’m the CMO of a medium size manufacturer where we make industrial outdoor signs. We created a 20 page ebook about the different types of signs, but very few people are downloading it. We know it’s a great piece for our customers because we asked a few of them. What could be going wrong? What are some tips for getting more engagement? Thanks! By the way, loved your book.” Keep first encounters for engagement on a more casual basis. An ebook is later in the relationship. Splinter the ebook into smaller segments for awareness and engagement. Review the conversion process, starting with the form friction. Takeaways: Give value to your audience on a regular basis. Value is in the perception of the audience. Don't be afraid to fail. If you're not embarrassed with your first iteration, you didn't release it soon enough.

TEXT John 6:1-5   TAKEAWAYS Give something away this week Thank someone for their excellent customer service For one day, answer the phone every time it rings no matter who it is   BENEDICTION Lord, turn our praises into hands that clothe the naked, arms that comfort the afflicted, tables that host the stranger, and shoulders that support the weary so that your name may be praised by those who live and die with their backs against the wall.  Amen.

TEXT Psalm 8   TAKEAWAYS Give people a chance.   BENEDICTION Occupy Our Calendars by Walter Brueggemann Our times are in your hands: But we count our times for us; we count our days and fill them with us; we count our weeks and fill them with our busyness; we count our years and fill them with our fears. And then caught up short with your claim, Our times are in your hands! Take our times, times of love and times of weariness, Take them all, bless them and break them, give them to us again, slow paced and eager, fixed in your readiness for neighbor. Occupy our calendars, Flood us with itsy-bitsy, daily kairoi, in the name of your fleshed kairos.     Amen  

Do you relate to yourself as a constant self-improvement project and find yourself overdosing on personal growth? Maybe, you should take a little break to enjoy life. Being in a state of learning and growing is different than coming from a place of “I need to fix me”. You can not be fixed because you are not broken. Self-love includes accepting and being gentle with our inner critic when it pops up. We are human. We are not going to love everything about ourselves at all times. Self-love is a daily practice of forgiving ourselves so we can take responsibility for our actions without beating ourselves up. Today’s caller, Aly, wants to move into acceptance of an illness but she is attempting to do it with a lot of judgment about herself and not from a place of love. Women endure a lot of negative energy and pain about their bodies. Practice appreciation over criticism and pay attention to the gifts your body brings, rather than the way it looks. If you really want your body to look different, commit to treating it differently. Be mindful of the food and substances you fuel it with. Be committed to moving it in a way that keeps it healthy and fit. Our relationship with our bodies boils down to choices. If you have a disorder, illness or are going through a job loss, what are you making it mean about you? We can not always control what happens to us but we can control what we make it mean. You can approach it from the orientation of being a true seeker rather than a fix-it project. Being a constant learner allows you to look at the most challenging things in your life through the lens of “What is my soul seeking to learn from this?” And, be cautious of always being right about your story. Be honest with yourself about how attached you are to your story. Often, people don’t think they are able to change their story, but they may just be attached to it. We need to believe we have the power to shift our relationship to our stories. Pay attention to your “if-then” scenarios. Believing in “When I do this, I will be that” is conditional acceptance. I am putting together all of my best tools and resources for you. My video course is coming out in October and it will focus on acceptance — because acceptance is the first law of spirit. My gift to you is to be on the list for the first announcement and for the early bird discount. Visit ChristineHassler.com/VIPlist to sign up. Australia friends, I will be in Sydney from September 27 - October 6. I am scheduling one-on-one sessions, half-day intensives and full day intensives. Sunday, October 2nd, I will be leading a workshop on building a meaningful and profitable business with heart. Email Jill@ChristineHassler.com for my scheduled openings. Also, applications are available for my Secret Sauce program which can help you take your business to the next level. Email Jill@ChristineHassler.com for program details.   Consider/Ask Yourself: ● Do you see yourself as a constant self-improvement project? ● Do you approach self-love with an all or nothing attitude? ● Are you hard on yourself — Especially your body? ● Is there something you are attempting to get rid of by sweeping it under the rug or hating it?   Aly's Question: Aly has spent many years trying to get rid of chronic disease and would like to know how to accept it and get unstuck.   Aly's Key Insights and Aha’s: ● She feels she is not good enough ● She can’t seem to accept who she is ● She is afraid to be happy ● She uses her weight as a happiness meter ● She abuses herself and feels guilty about it   How to get over it and on with it: ● She needs to realize she is not broken ● She should get the anger out by writing letters to the guys who broke her heart ● She should write an apology letter to her body ● She should give her body a love bath every morning ● By realizing she is proud of herself   Assignments and Takeaways: ● Give yourself permission to write an F-U letter — write it and then destroy it. ● Write an apology letter to your body using these sentence stems: ○ I’m sorry because… ○ I’m learning from you that… ○ I forgive myself for… ○ I forgive you, body, for… ● Give yourself a body love bath. ● Make self-honoring choices and make new agreements with yourself.   Sponsor: Onnit Wellness - Receive a 10% discount on your purchase when you order through this link. Audible - Free audiobook download and a 30-day free trial.   Resources: Christine Hassler New Video Series VIP List Christine Hassler Podcasts Christine Hassler Free E-book @chrishassler on Snapchat @christinhassler on Twitter @christinehassler on Instagram Christine@christinehassler.com Jill@christinehassler.com

Our dreams come from our inner wisdom and our wants come from our ego. We all have things that happen in our lives, which create fear, uncertainty, doubt and self-limiting beliefs. Often, we try to ease the pain of those things by chasing after something. For example, if you are really hard on yourself, then you may spend a lot of time wanting someone else to love you. You have a high want for a romantic relationship or you have a parent who was really hard on you or only validated you for your accomplishments, and you may have grown up with the feeling of unworthiness and high want for money and success. Ego-based wants come from feeling ‘less than’, and then searching for something or someone to fill the void. These kinds of wants are not coming from an authentic place, because at the authentic self-level we know that absolutely nothing is missing. The want is coming from our ego. When we obtain our ego-based wants, they only give us a temporary sense of satisfaction. They do not cure the deep longing we feel for worthiness, belonging and love. How do we know something we are longing for is not an ego-based desire but a true dream we must pursue? It comes down to the feeling of longing, which we feel in our heart, not in our head. Our dreams are a psychic prediction of what is coming; we feel a deep longing to experience something because we know that on some level, it is our destiny.  We can’t always control the form and timing of it and that is where suffering can come in.  It is imperative we pursue our dreams on the level of essence, not form; and we focus on the feelings we long to feel rather than try to make it happen or get attached to how we think it should happen. An example of this is, perhaps you feel a longing to make an impact on the world. You feel a deep desire in your heart, which is almost painful when you feel you are not doing it right now. Instead of trying to figure out what business to start to make a difference, focus instead on the feelings you want to feel and then begin to take aligned actions in that direction. Set the intention every day to be of service and ask to be used as an instrument of impact. Look for the simple ways to make an impact right now. When it comes to dreams, waiting is not a good idea. Take action now to move you in the direction of how you want to feel and what you want to experience. The biggest roadblock to going after dreams is fear. Nothing silences the voice of your inner wisdom more than doubt and fear. Honor your dreams and stop being so scared.  Today’s caller, Anya is scared and feels guilty about wanting to go after her dream because it was not her original plan. I invite all of you to join me in September 16-22 for my retreat in Bali will include meditation, yoga, one-on-one coaching and the finest conversations with like-minded women. I will also be available for personal sessions. E-mail Jill@ChristineHassler.com for information on how to join the festivities or to join me in July for my signature retreat.   Consider/Ask Yourself: ● Do you know what your dreams are? Are you terrified to go after them? ● Do you feel stuck because you do not know how to turn your dreams and longings into actual steps? ● Are you concerned that if you don’t go after your dreams soon you will spend the rest of your life regretting it?   Anya’s Question: Anya has been feeling lost because she is passionate about acting but she is afraid to follow her dream.   Anya’s Key Insights and Aha’s: ● She feels the pressure of the expectations others have of her ● She is embarrassed that her dream is different than her education ● She needs to take the first step   How to get over it and on with it: ● She can give herself permission to stand for her dreams ● She should communicate her dream to others ● She needs to take the first step ● She should write a list of all the reasons acting is important to her   Tools and Takeaways: ● Give yourself permission to pursue your dreams ● Write down a list of reasons why your dreams have value and are safe to explore ● Change or update your story to include what matters most to you ● Get fully behind your dreams with intention   Sponsor: Onnit Wellness - Receive a 10% discount on your purchase when you order through this link (Including my favorite Alpha Brain).   Resources: Christine Hassler Expectation Hangover 20 Something Manifesto @christinhassler on Twitter @christinehassler on Instagram

This call is for all you do-ers and over-achievers out there. We find ourselves in a time in which we wear our busyness like a badge of honor. We define ourselves by what we do. And when something we define ourselves by, such as a job, goes away we find ourselves with an Expectation Hangover. An Expectation Hangover is disappointment. It’s when one of three things happen: 1.) Something doesn’t turn out like we planned 2.) Something does turn out like we planned, but we don’t get the feeling we thought we would have 3.) Life just throws us an unexpected curveball My coaching session with Lisa today uncovers her Expectation Hangover as a huge opportunity for her to just be. If you would like coaching from me in an upcoming episode, contact me at christinehassler.com Consider/Ask Yourself: Can you relate to being busy all the time? Do you often use busyness as a distraction? Do you panic during times when you aren’t busy? Do you have a busy life, but not a fulfilled life? Is it challenging to receive loving support, including financial support from a family member? Are you paying attention to all the things which are going right for you when you experience an expectation hangover? Lisa’s Question: Lisa feels she has accomplished a great deal this year. She completed her MBA, got married and will soon be moving to a new city. During her job search, she is encountering some rejection and the disappointment that goes along with it. Lisa’s Key Insights and Aha’s: ● She kept herself busy as a distraction ● She relies on herself too much ● She doesn’t have to handle so many things on her own ● She has her worthiness attached to having a job How to get over it and on with it: ● Ask yourself what am I learning during this expectation hangover? ● Surround yourself with your soul friends and family ● Give yourself full permission to relax and let go ● Break up with the idea that you are what you do ● Press pause on the goal line and re-orient yourself to the soul line Tools and Takeaways: ● Give yourself permission to stop chasing results ● Get a copy of Expectation Hangover and work through the exercises and guided meditations ● Ask someone for support ● Take some quiet time for yourself ● Make an agreement with yourself to just be Resources: Christine Hassler  

We can want to do things in life but just wanting is not enough.  Are you committed to really taking the steps to get there?   Difference makers have commitment and discipline. Passion is not enough. If you feel stuck, invest in yourself, take risks and learn to be comfortable with uncertainty. One thing we need to commit to is shifting our internal states and stories, which means updating our beliefs to get into alignment with what we want. Remember, our outside world is a reflection of our inside world. In this call with Gail, she is at a crossroads when she is thinking of leaving a more analytical job to pursue a more creative path.  She is  getting mixed messages and whether “just follow your passion” is good advice for her to follow. We cover those topics in the call along with a conversation about how her logical mind is an obstacle – and how to make it more of an ally. Please keep your comments and questions coming. It’s so exciting to connect with you.   Consider/Ask Yourself: Does your logical and reasonable mind get in the way of hearing your intuition? Do you think you have to know all the steps of your plan before you can take a step? Are you confused about the messages the universe is sending? Do you feel too “in your head” most of the time? Would you say your inside world is the reflection you want to project to the outside world? Do you feel you are in vibrational alignment with that which you want to attract?    Gail’s Question: Gail recently left her corporate job and wants to move into a more creative role. But she feels like she is getting mixed messages from the universe. She asks for Christine’s insight.   Gail’s Key Insights and Aha’s: ● Gail needs to trust her creative skills ● Her energy shifts when she talks about her desired career ● She needs to satiate her creative hunger ● Understanding she’s on a journey ● She needs to feel the vibration within herself How to get over it and on with it: ● Get in vibrational alignment ● Give yourself permission to explore ● Self-acknowledge and connect yourself to the passion ● Feel into things instead of figuring them out Tools and Takeaways: ● Give yourself permission to pursue something you are passionate about ● Practice vibrational manifesting ● Get in to your creative ● Ask for support along your journey in the form of prayer Resources: Association of Transformational Leaders Christine Hassler