Podcasts about tell your truth

Join host Patty G as he sits down with Stan Levy from Sasso* Agency. From pickleball to Dreamworks, Stan has touched a wide variety of products and services in his career. Enjoy his insights into the highs and lows of being a serial entrepreneur. Check out Sasso* Here: https://www.sassoagency.com/ Sponsors: Falaya Real Estate, GAGE, Lake Men's Health Center, and Horizon Financial Group The Patty-G Show website: ⁠https://thepattygshow.com/⁠ #explorebatonrouge #batonrouge #batonrougepodcast #thepattygshow #onlylouisiana #visitbatonrrouge #louisianatravel #podcast #localpodcast #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #vodcast #batonrougebusiness #batonrougeentrepreneur --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepattygshow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thepattygshow/support

How can you overcome self doubt and be of service to the people who need you? Kate Taylor, professional fashion stylist for entrepreneurs, business mentor to fashion stylist CEOs, image consultant, and podcast host was on the path to becoming a doctor when she realized her real purpose was in fashion styling and helping others grow their own 7 figure businesses. She shares what you actually need to focus on when you're building your business, how to genuinely connect with potential clients, why depth is more important than vanity numbers, and how to push through the fear of judgment so you can be your true self. - Sign up for Cathy's free online event, Wealth Woman Within (Jan 22-27 @ 9 am PT / 12 pm PT) cathyheller.com/wealth - Follow Kate on Instagram @katetaylorstylist - katetaylorstylist.com - Listen to The Kate Taylor Show wherever you listen to podcasts - Shoutout to our podcast program alumni! Gloria Muniz's podcast Glofrequency Liza Jane Wolf's podcast, Life With Liza Katie Farinas's podcast Mom On The Verge Erica Phillipson's podcast, Unreasonable Humans

Special Note* : Today's episode features the experience of our guests, and their work. We ask that you be open to receiving their story and project with an open mind and heart. While there are many views across the world, ultimately we believe everyone has a story worth sharing and within our stories are that which make us human. Let's continue to share love, happiness, and life with one another. In today's episode, we visit with Director, Scott Homan and Co-Producer Anthony Mathenia about their new film, Witness Underground. Listen in our watch this amazing episode, share with your friends and fam. Want to learn more or support the Witness Underground Kickstarter? Check out these awesome links: instagram.com/witnessunderground instagram.com/scotthoman twitter.com/WitnessFilms Facebook.com/WitnessUnderground #igotout #Cult #ExJW #indiemusic #indiefilm #documentary #kickstarter #crowdfund #socialimpact #humanrights #art #DIY  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/are-you-happy2/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/are-you-happy2/support

In this episode, I'm going to tell some more of my truths… everything in his life is a choice and we all have free will to choose the path we want to go down.. please don't judge me, but if you do, you're only judging yourself!

When you finally decide to own your truth, it means that you are tired of living a lie, tired of not saying what needs to be said, or doing what needs to be done. You are tired of the day-to-day BS. Three things will happen once you start living this way. People will think something is wrong with you, they will distance themselves from you, and then they will start thinking about you.   Check out the Impact Legacy Farmer is having on the American Farmer here:  www.legacyfarmer.org

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Let's Talk About It with The Empowerment Duo Personal Conversation | Business Information | Spiritual Conversation Special Guest: Jill Gartz LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jillgartz/ Unlock YOUR writer's block on MY clock Economic Independence Through Entrepreneurship IS EMPOWERMENT!! Host: Lisa Santiago McNeill, The Coaches Coach, IAmLisaSantiago.com/calendar to schedule a complimentary consult. Brian K. McNeill, The Sales Confidence Coach, 919-345-4893 to schedule a complimentary consult. To receive special news and updates: http://bit.ly/empowerment2022 #BeAGuest: email admin@epublishyou.com #LinkedInLiveStreaming #BL #Empowerment --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theempowermentduo/support

-Where do we begin with getting real, honest, and real honest about our pasts? -What gets in the way of being honest about the roots of our codependency (and how does that keep us codependent)? -When, why, and how can we start to tell our truth, even if it involves others like our parents? In this episode, I have the honor and privilege to sit down with Paul Gilmartin, Host of Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast. Paul shares about his codependency and what that has looked like for him before and after he joined 12-step recovery programs. You'll also hear how Paul cultivated the courage to talk openly about his past, including his relationship with his mother, despite having a codependent relationship with her. How does a codependent tell their truth if and when it involves being hurt by those they are most codependent with? Tune in to hear Paul's journey to telling his truth. Thanks for listening!  About Paul: -Paul Gilmartin is the Host of the Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mental-illness-happy-hour/id427377900 -He has amazing surveys for listeners to fill out anonymously. They may help you tell your truth! Go here to check out different survey topics: https://mentalpod.com/ -Here's the episode where Paul interviewed me on codependency this past summer: https://podcasts.apple.com/no/podcast/543-codependency-marissa-esquibel/id427377900?i=1000525031453  Helpful links: www.codependummy.com/toolsforhealing www.codependummy.com/challenge www.codependummy.com  Want to come on the show: email marissa@codependummy.com  More deets on the episode: We start with hearing about Paul's definition of codependency and he shares about his codependent experiences. Paul talks about ways he was codependent with his mother and how, due to his father's alcoholism, he felt like he had to play the role as her emotional support.  Paul discusses what codependency in his life looked like before and after he started attending 12-step meetings and support groups. He shares about the empathy, support, and encouragement he received in his meetings as well as from therapy which helped him share honestly about the antecedents to his mental health struggles.  I then ask Paul about how he was able to share openly on his podcast about his past, particularly his relationship with his mother. Paul reveals how it was the culmination of therapy, support groups, finding supportive friends, having guests on talking about their pasts, reading listeners stories about what they had been through, and other factors related to his healing that led him to open up about his past.  How did he start to talk so openly about his mom? As you hear, there is no easy formula. It's messy. “And it's not about demonizing people. I just have to share my truth.” You'll hear about my own realizations about what I have had to share thanks to all our guests and listeners talking about the connections between our childhood, family, and past trauma with the development of codependency in adulthood.  We conclude with Paul sharing about one of his favorite coping skills: LAYING DOWN. What coping skill are you already utilizing that works? No, you may not read about it on some “Top 10 Coping Skills” list–but if it's working for you, I encourage you to keep doing it and do it more often if possible!  Questions for you: What comes up when you think about ways your mom and dad contributed to your codependent behaviors? Do you blame your parents for your codependency? Do you see how their actions contributed to your codependency developing? Or do you sense they did the best they could and it's up to you to heal from codependency? If you had a platform like this podcast, would you talk openly about your relationship with your parents & family or not? If so, how come? If not, why not?  Where do you sense you are in your journey in talking openly with others about what you have been through? What have you been met with in response by others when you have spoken honestly? Thank you for listening! www.codependummy.com/toolsforhealing Marissa's info: www.codependummy.com @therapywithmarissa on IG www.therapywithmarissa.com Help keep the lights on here: https://linktr.ee/codependummy

Meditation: https://youtu.be/DY3ROsPyw68 My email: gooddaywithray@gmail.com Today's assignment: Speak your truth, one of the desires just waiting to come out, speak that to a friend you know will support you.

I'm delighted to welcome Dr Anita Heiss to Sparta Chicks Radio this week Anita is a proud member of the Wiradjuri Nation of central New South Wales and one of Australia's most prolific and well-known authors.  She has written 18 books including her latest novel, an epic tale called Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray (or River of Dreams). It's also the first time in Australia a commercially published book has used a First Nations language for the title. Anita enjoys eating chocolate, running and being a 'creative disruptor'. Initially, I wanted to talk to Anita to explore her running career and how she uses running as a tool to support herself and her work.  Yet the more research I did, the more I realised I wanted to speak to her about: -  awareness, history and truth-telling,  - the importance of getting comfortable with being uncomfortable and  - the power of using your voice, sharing your story and telling your truth. Get the full show notes for the episode here. — Visit the Sparta Chicks Radio website here  Follow Sparta Chicks Radio on Facebook: facebook.com/SpartaChicks  Follow Anita on Instagram: @dranitaheiss

What's SHE Up To Now Day 1374? Uncertain Rags To Riches, Tell Your Truth... Drop in to get the real scoop--the good, the bad, the ugly, the truth (well my truth anyway). https://facebook.com/beme2thrive #journeyjournal #lessonslearned #nononsenseNovember

Your story is a change agent in the lives of others....Tell your story!!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/fullest-life/message

How do ACEs, or adverse childhood experiences, effect the ability of people to stay out of custody once they have been released? What factors contribute to the success of people who manage to never return to custody? In this first episode of Advice from the Inside Out, we will explore these questions and more. I sit down and have conversations with students who have been successful with staying out of custody. This episode highlights the resiliency of these students and provides our listeners with valuable advice from the inside out on how to stay out! Special thanks to our graphic artist, Tess Buckley www.kidsincommon.org www.therespectinstitute.orgwww.rights4girls.orgwww.acestoohigh.comwww.thebadkidsmovie.comSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/adviceinsideout)

Tapping can help you tell the truth about how you feel.  Jacqui Acree joins us in this episode to talk about tapping (Emotional Freedom Technique) and how you can use this simple tool in your life for healing and transformation. We dive deep into the science of tapping & how it can help you find more calm and ease. *** Find Jacqui's 10 mins Tapping taster here: experience.jacquiacree.com Get the info on Meghan's upcoming Compassionate Approach to Rest masterclass: www.meghanjohnston.com/#subscribe

"The future is kind because I am creating it." - "Get in the mirror & get right with YOU!" - " JUMP! And build a plan on the way down!" ... No sugar-coating truth when you sit down with one of my all-time favorite mentors & healthcare heroes, Dr. Tim Young. He tells it like it is & I can assure you that your heart will be bolder and braver for it!

In society today, most don't know what hard work is, but you do. You understand the values of hard work because you are in construction. You understand the power of working with your hands that others don't. You know how shaking someone's hand can tell you a lot about their character. In this episode I dive into all of this as well as standing up for what you believe in and telling your truth. Whatever your truth is, plus we dive into old boy's clubs and how you can access them too. Comment your thoughts below and don't forget to like and subscribe! Connect with Dillon Mitchell LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dillon-mitchell-kowabungastudios/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dillonAMitchell YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/user/dalexm13/featured Kowabunga Studios - https://www.kowabungastudios.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kowabungastudios/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kowabungastudios Want to speed up your Revit production and take your time back? https://apps.autodesk.com/RVT/en/Detail/Index?id=4020873498316327371&appLang=en&os=Win64 Interested in a Revit Training Course with Lifetime access? https://dillon-s-school-332f.thinkific.com/courses/revit-electrical

Hey hey beautifulThis episode has taken some TIME to arrive! There has been a certain amount of heaviness around recently, not just for me I am certain but I have really been feeling it. If you've felt the same, or if you've been feeling that fear around talking about what's going on in case you get it “wrong” you definitely want to plug into this episode. I finally nailed the emotion behind my own reticence at speaking out, and what do you know once I had here I am telling MY truth. See you in there, gorgeous. Highlights [02:48] The heaviness that comes with being a leader[06:15] Calling into question our previous beliefs[09:20] You can't run away from yourself[14:11] Sharing the mess[18:33] Be true to youQuotes“Often I have felt like my mind has been scrambled [...] and underneath the scrambling, there has been a lot of emotion.”“I am hugely grateful for the privileges that I have in this world.”“It's really, really important that now, especially now I do not allow the work that I need to do to move through the feelings of discomfort, the feelings of fear of not getting it right.”“I'm hugely grateful that people care about what I think and want to hear my opinion.”“Your voice is important, even if it does not fit neatly into what other people tell you you should fit neatly into.”“What do you feel fearful of that you are not speaking on?”LinksFind Suzy on Instagram Find Suzy on FacebookFind Suzy onlineYou can read the transcript here.Faith + Action = Miracles

In part one of this two-part series, Shannon breaks down the 4 essential coaching skills of leaders: Listen to Learn, Inquire for Insight, Tell Your Truth, and Express Confidence. Connect with us! Socials @relaleadership www.relaleadership.org slapcast@relaleadership.org

Tell Your Truth. A new segment on Put You On Notice Podcast that allow you to share your story! Today's episode feature the story of Antonio McAfee. Antonio McAfee was Convicted of First Degree Intentional Homicide and Sentenced to Life In Prison without Parole in 1997. 24 Years later he's still tell the same story and claiming his innocence. Tune in to see how you can help Antonio, tell his truth. Visit: pyonmedia.squarespace.com You just been put on notice! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey there word nerds! Today, I have the pleasure of interviewing Syed M. Masood. Syed M. Masood grew up in Karachi, Pakistan, and now lives with his wife and children in Sacramento, California, where he is a practicing attorney. He wrote a few couplets in Urdu when he was a teenager, and his family still tells everyone he is an Urdu poet. He is not. More Than Just a Pretty Face is his young adult debut novel. In this episode Syed and I discuss: Why you need to listen to what your characters want as you write How honoring universal experiences allows readers to understand your reality Ways to keep the romance trope interesting, but also staying within the form Plus, his #1 tip for writers. For more info and show notes: diymfa.com/317

Your story will never inspire someone if you don't share it! On today's episode I openly share a fragment of my story and I hope it inspires you to own your truth and use it to step into your destiny without feeling guilty about what you've grown through --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daily-inspiration-with-ge/support

Exciting news for anyone who missed or wants to look back on our interview with the talented Dani Kind; we're releasing it again! Actor Dani Kind from the hit TV Show Workin’ Moms is joining the conversation on Cue To Cue today!  I absolutely love my time with Dani. Dani let ‘er rip as we discuss all things creative living in this episode. Dani has a unique way of looking at life that encourages one to not sweat the small stuff and realize that it’s okay for things to be hard work. That is not a reason to stop pursuing something you love. She reminded me that we have a capacity to hold more than we know and to go along for the ride and you will meet yourself on the other side where you will discover that you not only made it through but have grown in capacity to take on more. In this episode: The importance of finding the right fit when it comes to an agent and how you need to advocate for yourself How to keep motivated as an artist and embrace hard work Why it is important to begin in class as an actor How she manages a busy career on set with young children and what motherhood has revealed about herself as an artist Why we need to be willing to have uncomfortable conversations not only in our work but in our day to day life The most meaningful moments for  her time on the set of Workin’ Moms A little about Dani: Dani Kind stars as ‘Anne‘ in CBC's half-hour comedy series Workin' Moms and recurs as ‘Mercedes Gardner‘ in SyFy's hit series Wynonna Earp. She recently starred in Blue Ice Picture's thriller Banana Splits opposite Sara Canning and Steve Lund. Other recent credits include CBS' Ransom, BET's In Contempt, and a supporting role alongside Peter Sarsgaard in Veena Sud's The Lie which premiered at TIFF 2018.      Follow Dani! T: @DaniKind I: @danikindofficial

Here is your Monday Motivation, because it's Monday, somewhere. Welcome to a new segment, not to be confused with the new season of the Dating After Divorce Survival Guide. This week let's take a look at telling the truth. Telling the truth, no matter what the situation, can often be a scary thing when your truth is not in agreement with what someone else wants. But why? Why do we keep our truths from others — others who need to hear it — especially when they stand to lose in the long run from a lie, a half-truth or an omission. This week I share a recent experience of my own when I opted to tell the truth and what I learned. If you like what you're hearing please recommend this podcast to one person who you think will benefit from this message. Did I mention subscribing? Make sure you do so you don't miss the start of Season 2 of the Dating After Divorce Survival Guide. Support this podcast

This week I was on Ariel Helwani's Podcast, and I talked openly about how I live my life with anxiety, among other things. I can't overemphasize the importance of speaking your truth and being vulnerable. It's not just about recognizing your truth, however. It's about taking that truth and putting in the work: I have anxiety, so how do I make sure it doesn't control my life? Be vulnerable, tell your truth, and get to work.

On this week's episode the boys talk about everyone's favorite reality competition, The Challenge and dive deep into why the LGBTQ community feel the need to publicize coming out and the good and bad of doing it.   If you loved what you heard you can follow the podcast by clicking the links below! Twitter https://twitter.com/DontBeMadPod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dontbemadpod Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/DontBeMadPodcast Don't Be Mad Community

A mash-up of monologues from Kinoti and some of his friends. We tell our truth and end with a joke. Hope y'all love it. Enjoy. Monologues (in order of appearance); Kinoti https://twitter.com/kinotijon Sharon W Angie https://twitter.com/msangienjagi Chi https://twitter.com/chibelladonna Pele https://twitter.com/peleshebesh Cherop https://twitter.com/fel_cherop

Actor Dani Kind from the hit TV Show Workin’ Moms is joining the conversation on Cue To Cue today!  I absolutely love my time with Dan. Dani lets ‘er rip as we discuss all things creative living in this episode. Dani has a unique way of looking at life that encourages one to not sweat the small stuff and realize that it’s okay for things to be hard work. That is not a reason to pursue something you love to do. She reminded me that we have a capacity to hold more than we know and to go along for the ride and you will meet yourself on the other side where you will discover that you not only made it through but have grown in capacity to take on more. In this episode:   the importance of finding the right fit when it comes to an agent and how you need to advocate for yourself How to keep motivated as an artist and embrace hard work Why it is important to begin in class as an actor How she manages a busy career on set with young children and what motherhood has revealed about herself as an artist Why we need to be willing to have uncomfortable conversations not only in our work but in our day to day life The most meaningful moments for  her time on the set of Workin’ Moms   A little about Dani: Dani Kind stars as 'Anne' in CBC's half-hour comedy series Workin' Moms and recurs as 'Mercedes Gardner' in SyFy's hit series Wynonna Earp. She recently starred in Blue Ice Picture's thriller Banana Splits opposite Sara Canning and Steve Lund.  Other recent credits include CBS' Ransom, BET's In Contempt, and a supporting role alongside Peter Sarsgaard in Veena Sud's The Lie which premiered at TIFF 2018.     

Hey Fam! Welcome Back to THE NEW AFROLIT! This week, I had the pleasure of hosting Author Nana Ekua Brew Hammond (my name sake yes!!) and we discussed the importance of owning your story and what that sense of pride in owning your truth feels like. We discussed: -How Nana has centered her work around her identity -How Nana entered into the world of writing -Reflections of not fitting in, being the "weird" kid -The importance of translations and African storytelling -Tips for upcoming writers and creatives -Learning to stay the course and not give up Join the conversation on social media: use the #AfrolitPod. Do have any Storytimes for me? Topic ideas? Send me your questions too! Tweet at us: www.twitter.com/itsAfrolit Find me at: afrolitpodcast@gmail.com Send me a VOICE NOTE: https://anchor.fm/afrolit/message Nana's Info: https://www.instagram.com/nanaekuawriter/ http://www.nanabrewhammond.com/ http://www.exit14apparel.com Ekua's Info: www.instagram.com/ekua.pm www.twitter.com/ekuapm www.youtube.com/ekuapm --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/afrolit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/afrolit/support

Ms. Pat shares her thoughts on an ex-frat president that got no jail time for rape. Ms. Pat then explains what she was doing in the 1990's and her life in Atlanta to Chris Spangle. She shares her thoughts on the documentary Surviving R Kelly and the #MeToo movement. She then shares how she learned to tell her own truth after being assaulted while writing her book Rabbit.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week’s word is AVER - what can you affirm and attest to? What new stake will you claim for yourself? Also, a special secret guest makes a brief but vital announcement! Plus, a window into how each week’s word gets chosen.

We all have a store to tell and who better to tell your story than you. But for whatever the reason you may be hesitant to share your truth. What I have found is that once you open and share your truth it empowers others to do the same. Staying silent is what empowers abusers and shields them from having to be confronted with their tragic offenses perpetrated on innocent victims; meanwhile the victims are left broken having to deal with the stain and shame from the traumatic experience. As a kid I was abused by an adult within the NYC Public School system. I thought it was my fault, at the time I had no idea what was appropriate or inappropriate behavior. My parents didn’t talk about the birds and the bees Mets Jets or Sex-so we were left to explore on our own. When I finally did open up as an adult it was thrown back in my face. I can totally understand why Its easier to keep those feeling buried in a box. I literally felt like a knotted in a box. Which is what I called my bow tie company “Knots In A Box” because that’s exactly how I felt. Through the creative process and sharing I started to find relief. I continue to find relief through pursuing my dreams and empowering others to do the same. I never want to get to the place where I feel as though I’ve arrived so I’ll continue to strive and remain teachable. The Black Tux --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/derek-oxley/support

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This is the behind the beard (scenes) with Mitchell Mullins, a visual content creator.  Check out Episode 115 - Tell Your Truth to hear his full story.  - If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a 1 sentence review on the iTunes Podcast App with your honest feedback OR screenshot this Episode, post it to your Instagram Story tagging @Mitchell_Mullins & @PurposeintheYouth!  - Connect with Mitchell! Instagram: @Mitchell_Mullins YouTube: @MitchellMullins  Website: MitchellMullins.com Check out The Process Podcast! iTunes   Connect with your favorite bearded man, Bobbbaaaay: Instagram: @Bobbbaaaay Twitter: @Bobbbaaaay Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) Follow us on Spotify Follow us on Soundcloud Subscribe to iTunes Follow us on Instagram: @PurposeintheYouth   Music by: @DixxyMusic 

Mitchell Mullins is a visual content creator. In 2018 alone he spent 300 days on the road traveling the world for both client and his own personal work. He has learned to let his work speak for himself and he hopes through it, it helps lead, instill confidence and inspire others to chase their passions every second of everyday. Born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, his childhood was filled with creativity. He first picked up a camera at the age of 11 to record his brother on a trampoline and never seemed to put it down. After finishing up high school he attended Savannah College of Art and Design with intent to study film. 6 months later, not satisfied with school, he dropped out, bought a flight to California and joined his buddy Jackson Thomas on a road trip. While driving on the freeway in the early morning of April 13, 2017, their 15 passenger van blew out one of its front tire which led to the van swerving and flipping 6 times before landing right side up. Mitchell’s friend Jackson who was driving at the time had to be airlifted to the nearest hospital. Fortunately, they both survived this traumatic accident and so he tattooed the word “alive” with a line through it on his wrist as a mark of gratitude which he is reminded of daily. In this episode Mitchell discusses the importance of letting off the gas pedal & reflecting, the benefits of watching and listening to other people, how to avoid the comparison trap, why fulfillment is a higher version of happiness and why we must tell our truth. - If you enjoy this podcast, please leave us a 1 sentence review on the iTunes Podcast App with your honest feedback OR screenshot this Episode, post it to your Instagram Story tagging @Mitchell_Mullins & @PurposeintheYouth!  - Connect with Mitchell! Instagram: @Mitchell_Mullins YouTube: @MitchellMullins  Website: MitchellMullins.com Check out The Process Podcast! iTunes   Connect with your favorite bearded man, Bobbbaaaay: Instagram: @Bobbbaaaay Twitter: @Bobbbaaaay Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) Follow us on Spotify Follow us on Soundcloud Subscribe to iTunes Follow us on Instagram: @PurposeintheYouth

EP 009: Tell Your Truth with Megan Febuary Meet Megan Febuary, the Creator and editor-in-chief of For Women Who Roar (FWWR) magazine empowering women to share their stories through art, poetry and voice. While many of us were goofing off with friends, at age 11, she wrote her first book, a biography about the middle school girls who were struggling with abuse and depression. No light conversation! At age 12 she wrote her first memoir. At a young age she was called to be a writer and story-teller. She shares her pain and dark places and how she has turned it into light through expression of writing, poetry and voice. From writing and sharing her truth as a young girl, Megan has turned her passion of embodying stories into a beautifully organic womens’ movement, holding the mic for women to share their stories through art, poetry and voice. For Women Who Roar, a digital and print magazine empowering womxn was born. Grab a glass of wine, and bundle up because this soulful poet and I go deep into conversation as she shares how she connects with her darkness as well as her light and all of the spaces in between. Connect with FWWR on instagram, Facebook and on FWWR website. Thank you for rating, reviewing and sharing this podcast! Head over to my website for the SHOW NOTES and to leave a comment. 

On this episode of the Write Your Own Script podcast, Coach Kathy’s guest is LaChelle Parker, a lifestyle strategist who encourages women to live their own truth. LaChelle’s passion for this topic started years ago when she realized that she was a high-achieving woman who had everything externally that she had been told to want, … The post Episode #70: The Courage to Tell Your Truth appeared first on Coach Kathy Wilson.

It's important to speak your truth so you can live a life aligned with who you are.

Luvvie is an award-winning writer and 15-year blogging veteran known for her razor-sharp wit, and her take on all things pop culture, race, media, and technology.More about this episode: majomolfino.com/blog/2018/5/31/speak-up-with-luvvie-ajayiHer debut book I’M JUDGING YOU: The Do-Better Manual was a New York Times Bestseller and is a series of humorous essays that dissects our cultural obsessions and calls out bad behavior in our increasingly digital, connected lives. It passes on lessons and side-eyes on life, social media, culture and fame, addressing those terrible friends we all have to serious discussions of race and media representation to what to do about your fool cousin sharing casket pictures from Grandma’s wake on Facebook.Show Notes:-On Luvvie’s childhood in Nigeria, their move to the U.S. when she was nine years old, and how she adjusted to American culture. Her name was different; her accent was different. [2:55]-Her choice of psychology as a major in college, why she dropped her lifelong dream of becoming a doctor, but why she also didn’t think she would make a good therapist. [7:29]-On her experience after college, going into marketing internships while figuring out what she really wanted to do, including starting her now-famous blog back in college. [8:36]-Luvvie’s journey in becoming the marketing coordinator of a non-profit while developing her blog as a hobby; winning an award for “Best Humor Blog” in 2009. [13:20]-On writing recaps for the show, Scandal, by Shonda Rhimes which eventually garnered her attention online and grew her fanbase. [15:49]-How she came up with the idea for her New York Times Bestseller “I’m Judging You: The Do-Better Manual.” [19:48]-On feminism: why a lot of people – especially women of color – have a hard time calling themselves feminists. [25:58]-Reclaiming what it looks like to be a creative: writing, speaking, running a business, and hosting the Rants and Randomness podcast, and why you should let your work evolve with you. [41:45]References:- Majo's website: majomolfino.com- Learn more about I'm Judging You: The Do-Better Manual – luvvie.org/im-judging-you-book/Music by Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs – carolynpennypackerriggs.comWant to support women's voices? Go to patreon.com/heroinefm & become a bigger part of the Heroine community. Check out our rewards for supporters.Don't forget to follow Majo on Instagram for book giveaways – instagram.com/majo.heroine/

Luvvie is an award-winning writer and 15-year blogging veteran known for her razor-sharp wit, and her take on all things pop culture, race, media, and technology.More about this episode: majomolfino.com/blog/2018/5/31/speak-up-with-luvvie-ajayiHer debut book I’M JUDGING YOU: The Do-Better Manual was a New York Times Bestseller and is a series of humorous essays that dissects our cultural obsessions and calls out bad behavior in our increasingly digital, connected lives. It passes on lessons and side-eyes on life, social media, culture and fame, addressing those terrible friends we all have to serious discussions of race and media representation to what to do about your fool cousin sharing casket pictures from Grandma’s wake on Facebook.Show Notes:-On Luvvie’s childhood in Nigeria, their move to the U.S. when she was nine years old, and how she adjusted to American culture. Her name was different; her accent was different. [2:55]-Her choice of psychology as a major in college, why she dropped her lifelong dream of becoming a doctor, but why she also didn’t think she would make a good therapist. [7:29]-On her experience after college, going into marketing internships while figuring out what she really wanted to do, including starting her now-famous blog back in college. [8:36]-Luvvie’s journey in becoming the marketing coordinator of a non-profit while developing her blog as a hobby; winning an award for “Best Humor Blog” in 2009. [13:20]-On writing recaps for the show, Scandal, by Shonda Rhimes which eventually garnered her attention online and grew her fanbase. [15:49]-How she came up with the idea for her New York Times Bestseller “I’m Judging You: The Do-Better Manual.” [19:48]-On feminism: why a lot of people – especially women of color – have a hard time calling themselves feminists. [25:58]-Reclaiming what it looks like to be a creative: writing, speaking, running a business, and hosting the Rants and Randomness podcast, and why you should let your work evolve with you. [41:45]References:- Majo's website: majomolfino.com- Learn more about I'm Judging You: The Do-Better Manual – luvvie.org/im-judging-you-book/Music by Carolyn Pennypacker Riggs – carolynpennypackerriggs.comWant to support women's voices? Go to patreon.com/heroinefm & become a bigger part of the Heroine community. Check out our rewards for supporters.Don't forget to follow Majo on Instagram for book giveaways – instagram.com/majo.heroine/

First look inward. Don't be afraid to hold a mirror up to yourself. Don't shoot the messenger. Have the courage to acknowledge the good, the bad, and the ugly within yourself. Make a commitment to change, to move from the darkness to the Light. And then DO IT!

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