Podcasts about terces engelhart

Listen to this episode to hear: • Terces story of moving out of addiction and into a vibrant, fulfilled life • How to build something from an internal desire vs. reactive state • Why letting it everything fall a part is actually a good thing • How to be guided by your inner wisdom • How to step out of self doubt and into a realization of your true self • Why knowing your worth changes everything This episode is presented by PURPOSE Jewelry. PURPOSE Jewelry is handmade jewelry + gifts by women escaping human trafficking all around the world. 100% of PURPOSE Jewelry's proceeds go to fund the anti-trafficking nonprofit International Sanctuary. Use code YELLOW2022 for 20% off your purchase. ABOUT TERCES: Terces Engelhart shares from her calling to make sure people don't miss who they really are. Her love and acceptance is welcoming and her joy infectious. Her own journey from sexual abuse and twenty years of an eating disorder empowers her sharing with real life experiences and her intimate relationship with a loving internal voice, that led to her healing, is inspiring. When not on the road speaking and teaching, she lives with her husband, Matthew, in Vacaville California on their regenerative farm. She and her husband are the founders of Cafe Gratitude and Gracias Madre, plant based restaurants. Together they have five grown children and soon to be twelve grandchildren. Connect with Terces on Instagram here, on her podcast here, or buy her new book “Unreasonably Grateful” here. Follow, subscribe and leave a review! Find out more about Yellow Co.'s community of women creaeting meaningful work: yellowco.co | @yellowco.co • Connect with Joanna at joannawaterfall.com and on IG @joannawaterfall :) Music Written by Jonny Pickett (check out his music on spotify) Thanks for listening!

Terces Engelhart is the Co-founder of Cafe Gratitude and Gracias Madre. She has co-authored three books with her husband, Matthew. Terces draws from over 35 years of recovery from 20 years of addiction and her intimate relationship with Christ, which led to her healing. She recently launched her podcast called Unreasonably Grateful, sharing life lessons she learned and how those lessons can help others. In this episode… In this episode of the SpotOn Series, Chad Franzen speaks with Terces Engelhart, Co-founder of Cafe Gratitude and Gracias Madre, about the restaurants' unique approach of gratitude and both physical and spiritual self-healing. She and her husband created Cafe Gratitude, a plant-based gathering place for people to dive deeply into their own wellness and celebrate the people around them. Gracias Madre carries this same spirit, while providing extra focus on mothers, the people to whom we owe everything. Terces also discusses her new podcast, Unreasonably Grateful, a series of short narratives on recovery and the life skills that carry us through self-improvement and healing.

Leading with questions instead of leading with answers is a powerful practice.Sure, in times of crisis, steady, knowing leadership is calming and often necessary.But the pressure to have all the answers all the time limits creativity and possibility.Having the capacity to ask questions instead of offering all the answers is what brings out the best in you and those around you.When you move from a position of knowing to one of curiosity you build trust, both within yourself and in those around you.Not knowing all the answers has the ability to deepen team cohesion and cultivate creativity and innovation that would never have come from you trying to figure it all out on your own.Yet so many leaders feel a responsibility to have everything figured out and they push themselves to exhaustion for fear of anyone finding out that they don't have all the answers.But courage reminds us that there is a different way to lead and it supports our ability to be vulnerable and say, “I don't know.”Today's guest spent a year doing just that as a way to deepen her recovery and capacity to lead herself and others well.Terces Engelhart is the founder of Cafe Gratitude and Gracias Madre plant-based restaurants. Her heart is in serving others and her life's lessons are the springboard of the stories she shares where her challenges have become opportunities. In 2014 she participated in TEDx at Occidental College. She recently launched her podcast called Unreasonably Grateful. Her calling is to help people trust their inner guidance. She is an author, speaker, wife, mother and grandmother of thirteen. She lives and works on their organic farm, Be Love Farm, with her husband, Matthew, in Vacaville, Ca.Listen to the full episode to hear:How Terces processed a betrayal in her team by committing to let go, but keep caringFour directives that have guided her recovery and the way she lives todayHow her love of learning helps Terces keep going, and start over when she failsHow answering questions with “I don't know” helped her heal a need for controlWhy Terces sees generosity and gratitude as states of flowContent note: This episode discusses eating disorders, sexual abuse and addiction.Learn more about Terces Engelhart:TercesEngelhart.comBe Love FarmInstagram: @terces @BeLoveFarmUnreasonably Grateful PodcastLearn more about Rebecca:rebeccaching.comWork With RebeccaSign up for the Weekly Rumble EmailResources:Kiss the Ground

Adventures Across the 5 Mountains of Human Development: Physical | Mental | Emotional | Intuitional | Spiritual Today's guest, Terces Engelhart, along with husband, Matthew, are changing the way we think about communication, conflict, and communities in the workplace.  Founders of Café Gratitude and Gracias Madre, plant-based restaurants where (pardon the pun), they are bringing to the table gratitude, transparency, and authenticity.  Join us as Terces tells her story of healing and recovery, addiction to inspiration and innovation, and how her internal journey was the key to it all. Connect & Learn: Terces Engelhart Gracias Madre  Cafe Gratitude  Eternal Presence  Unreasonably Grateful Podcast   Links from Ads: 5 Mountain Coaching Unbeatable Mind Challenge Kokoro Yoga Unbeatable Mind Coaching Certification

When entrepreneur and “love activist” Ryland Engelhart was feeling hopeless about the damage human beings were doing to the planet, there was a solution so obvious that it was practically hidden beneath his own two feet: the soil. Upon discovering that healthy food heals the soil that produces the food, as well as our bodies, and that healthy soil can help balance out gases in the atmosphere, Engelhart responded, “Wow! There’s nothing else to give my life to but that. The most important story right now on Planet Earth is that there is a solution.” As a result, in 2013, he co-founded Kiss the Ground, a nonprofit organization that focuses on awakening more “soil advocates,” educating consumers to make healthier choices and training farmers in regenerative practices to help sequester carbon from the atmosphere and reverse global warming. Engelhart was born into a family of love activists—practitioners of “sacred commerce,” the philosophy of right action, right intention, and right speech in business. In 2004, his father and stepmother, Matthew and Terces Engelhart, opened an organic vegan restaurant in San Francisco called Cafe Gratitude. Their experiment: What will happen if we use the workspace to cultivate the most important human values — such as love, gratitude, connection and trust? The menus listed whimsical names, like “I Am Generous” for an order of guacamole, or “I Am Dazzling” for a Caesar salad. Wildly successful, the restaurant became a chain that spread to Southern California, the Los Angeles branch which was run by Engelhart himself. Today, the family business also includes a vegan Mexican food restaurant, Gracias Madre. Gratitude is something we all have, Engelhart’s parents taught him, but we often lose awareness of it. “The idea was people will come in for the food,” Engelhart says, “and we’ll give them a little uppercut of transformation and a little love and little warmth and a little shift in their attention and see if maybe that ripple effect will make a difference. It is all about shifting our attention from the glass half empty to the glass half full.” Engelhart’s foundation in service and gratitude led him to explore his own path. Through Kiss the Ground—a name that references the great Sufi poet Rumi (There are a hundred ways to kneel and kiss the ground)—Engelhart is both a catalyst of boundless possibility and practical inspiration, traveling the world to sow the seeds of sacred commerce, gratitude, and the regeneration of our planet. He also produced the award-willing film by the same name, Kiss the Ground, available for streaming, and hosts the podcast “We Can Do This," a weekly conversation about how we can participate in the healing of our Earth and ourselves, as we are one and the same. There are hundreds of free online video resources he offers. To continue his learning, he lives and works with his family on a 17-acre regenerative farm called Be Love Farm in Fillmore, California.  Engelhart’s definition of success? “Success is how much love we can give in this lifetime.” Please join Rahul Brown in conversation with this heart-centered entrepreneur and community activist.

In today's “Between the Lines” episode, we sit down with Terces Engelhart founder and owner of Cafe Gratitude, Gracias Madre, and BeLove Farm. Terces shares with us her powerful journey through recovery and the power of food to heal and transform. On the heels of the Genesis 2 text, this conversation is a poignant reminder that the goodness of the Garden is something we can live into today. To find out more about Terces and the work on her farm, you can follow her on social at @belovefarm and @unreasonablygrateful or visit www.tercesengelhart.com.

Show notes:- get the Soothe Kit for free with promo code VALENTINE- Cafe Gratitude on The Web | Facebook | Instagram- Be Love Farm- Gracias Madre- Rob Bell (Author)- Erwin McManus (Author)- Mary Oliver (Author/Poet)If you liked this episode try out:- Jon Marro    

Terces Engelhart is one of my biggest teachers.  She shares from her calling to make sure people don’t miss who they really are. Her love and acceptance is welcoming and her joy infectious. We explore her journey from sexual abuse and twenty years of an eating disorder sharing the pinnacle moment that shifted everything and led to her healing. She shares how the work of her healing led her and her now husband Matthew to creating a transformational board game and then founding Cafe Gratitude and Gracias Madre, plant based restaurants with the mission of "Love is Served".  We talk about the long journey of self-work and how at 70 years old she is still learning, growing and exploring. This episode and Terces is FULL of wisdom!You can find more detailed show notes and links to things we mention at https://yourjoyologist.com/podcast-terces-engelhart/ and from me in general at https://yourjoyologist.com and @yourjoyologist on Instagram/Twitter/FacebookYou can find Terces @terces on IG and at https://www.belovefarm.comSign up for my 31 day program I am connected to me at https://yourjoyologist.com/connected/Make sure to check out this week’s sponsor Encircled and shop their ethical, versatile, and sleek clothing at https://www.encircled.co and use code “claimitpodcast” for $20 off your order of $100+

This episode could not have come at a more perfect time. In the spirit of thanksgiving, we are talking all things gratitude with someone who fully embodies it in her life and work. This week, I sat down with Terces Engelhart, co-founder of the plant based West Coast restaurant havens Café Gratitude and Gracias Madre. And if you’re familiar with either, you will know just how much Terces and her husband, Matthew, have created a work environment unlike any other. Go behind the scenes with us as she shares the story of how her business started with the creation of a board game. It’s a great story that you do not want to miss! Tune in to find out why Terces describes herself as 'unreasonably grateful.' And Terces squashes those limiting beliefs that so many of us have that we are too old, too late, and the time has passed. If you listen all the way to the end, you'll also find out her #1 solution on how to change yourself and the world! ---- Subscribe NOW and never miss an episode! If you’re feeling extra loving, please leave a review and let me know what your favorite part of the podcast is. For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, visit meganaccardo.com. Snap and post a photo while listening and tag me @meganaccardo so I can know you enjoyed the show.

Today we’re sitting down with Matthew and Terces Engelhart, the founders of Cafe Gratitude and Gracias Madre, as well as being the co-authors behind the book “Sacred Commerce: Business as a Path of Awakening”. Not to mention their home turf, this all encompassing practice of regenerative living on their biodynamic Be.Love.Farm. This just to mention a few of the multitude of avenues through which they serve in their purpose. You know the opening scene in “Love Actually”? Well, that’s kind of how I feel about this episode, or more specifically, Matthew and Terces. Now I may sound a lot less sexy than Hugh Grant, albeit just as mushy in saying this, but there’s no better way to describe these two as anything other but the simple acknowledgment of human love. This is Ep 25 “Amen to Abundance” with Matthew and Terces Engelhart. You can find Matthew and Terces at: https://www.belovefarm.com/ https://www.cafegratitude.com/ https://www.graciasmadreweho.com/ Please share your thoughts and show us some love by subscribing, or get in touch to be featured on the podcast! Released every other Monday - thanks for lending us an ear. https://www.gutsnglory.online/ https://www.instagram.com/gutssnglory/ yougotgutsyouareglory@gmail.com

** Das Interview ist auf Englisch. Die Übersetzung findest Du auf meinem Blog und auf YouTube als Untertitel. **  Als ich in LA war hat ein besonderes Café ein Frühstück zu etwas ganz Magischen gemacht. Das Café Gratitude. In diesem einzigartigen Café wird man mit der Frage begrüßt: „Wofür bist du dankbar?“. Das ganze Konzept und die tolle Energie hat mich so begeistert, dass ich alles darüber wissen wollte. Daher freue ich mich heute ganz besonders die Gründer vom Café Gratitude im Podcast zu haben: Matthew und Terces Engelhart. Die beiden haben in den letzten Jahren ein erfolgreiches Business aufgebaut und eine einzigartige Arbeitsatmosphäre geschaffen, in der Dankbarkeit und Fülle im Fokus stehen.  Im Interview sprechen wir über den spirituellen Weg der beiden, was sie zu dem Café Gratitude inspiriert hat und wie sie Spiritualität und Business erfolgreich verbinden.   Im Gespräch mit Matthew und Terces Engelhart erfährst du:   wie du dich mit deiner inneren Stimme verbindest und ihr vertraust, wie du Entscheidungen mit deiner Intuition triffst, wie du Business und Spiritualität zusammenbringen kannst, wie du auch anderen Menschen gut zuhörst und damit deine Beziehungen stärkst, wie du erkennst, ob dein Ego oder dein Higher Self spricht und wie du deinen eigenen Weg mit Dankbarkeit und Anerkennung gehen kannst. Ich wünsche dir viel Freude mit dem Interview und freue mich wie immer auf deine Gedanken auf Instagram: @lauramalinaseiler   Buchtipps und Links: Sacred Commerce https://amzn.to/2KhHWjM I Am Grateful https://amzn.to/2WHULdQ Sweet Gratitude https://amzn.to/2IdhqW5   Alle Infos zu Terces und Matthew findest du hier: http://www.eternal-presence.com https://www.belovefarm.com/ TED Talk mit Terces: http://www.eternal-presence.com/presspage   Rock on & Namasté Deine Laura

Welcome to the Feel Good Podcast with Kimberly Snyder. Our goal is to help you be your most healthy, confident, beautiful and happy! Our topics focus on health (physical, emotional/mental and spiritual), wellness, holistic nutrition, beauty, meditation, spirituality and personal empowerment. Feeling Good means we tune in to our bodies and our intuition, including making food and lifestyle choices to feel energized and beautiful, what serves us and what doesn't, and being in flow along our unique journeys. Feeling good naturally leads to also looking good, in a much more powerful way from glowing skin created from within, a beautifully strong body, radiant energy, and a level of peace and confidence in our perfectly imperfect lives. Every week, we provide you with interviews with top experts in their field to support you in living your most beautiful, inspired and joyful life, with a focus on physical health, wellness, meditation and spirituality and personal empowerment. I'm your host, Kimberly Snyder, founder of Solluna, New York Times best-selling author and nutritionist. I'm so grateful and honored we found each other!

This interview is going to bless you good friends. Terces is a dear friend, owner of cafe gratitude and be love farms. She brings wisdom, light & love to todays episode. I truly believe this message carries breakthru and healing for many. Don't just listen but share it and live it.  My favorite quote from today was " opposition is opportunity"  POWERFUL!!! Leveling up, Chrissy

Episode 42- Did you know the Christ energy can heal you (even if you don't consider yourself Christian)? The ever-loving spirit of Jesus Christ (or Yeshua) has stayed very close to the hearts of humanity and can be called upon to usher us through this dark time on the planet. His is a consciousness of pure, divine love and oneness with all life. In this episode, we talk to Terces Engelhart about her personal story of how the spirit of Christ has helped her work toward a life as an embodiment of divine love on Earth (Christ Consciousness). Terces' personal testimony is deeply moving, radically authentic and will help you understand how the Christ energy can move those with the sacred heart to safety and success in a world of darkness.

Matthew and Terces Engelhart have created a work environment unlike any other. This spirit of gratitude and appreciation for the abundance of life has afforded them a life beyond their expectations.  Owners of the largest vegan restaurant in the US, They also have a very unique approach to business, based on the principles of “Sacred Commerce.” They have a conversation with Commander Divine about the importance of understanding your own and employee roles in a very different way so that work can be an empowering and open place, rather than simply a chore. Hear: The Engelharts perform a Clearing practice on the Commander and then describe what they did. How you need to be aware and make sure that what you say is “landing” in the way that you intended That you need to understand that it’s the story that surrounds a fact that causes grief rather than the fact itself. This very special podcast will give you insights on how better to communicate with staff and understand a very different way to pursue commercial success.

Matthew and Terces Engelhart have created a work environment unlike any other. This spirit of gratitude and appreciation for the abundance of life has afforded them a life beyond their expectations.  Owners of the largest vegan restaurant in the US, They also have a very unique approach to business, based on the principles of "Sacred Commerce." They have a conversation with Commander Divine about the importance of understanding your own and employee roles in a very different way so that work can be an empowering and open place, rather than simply a chore. Hear: The Engelharts perform a Clearing practice on the Commander and then describe what they did. How you need to be aware and make sure that what you say is "landing" in the way that you intended That you need to understand that it's the story that surrounds a fact that causes grief rather than the fact itself. This very special podcast will give you insights on how better to communicate with staff and understand a very different way to pursue commercial success.

Tune in for Rev. Heidi's interview with Matthew and Terces Engelhart, the creators of Café Gratitude, Sacred Commerce, Kindred Spirits and many other community-honoring systems. Matthew and Terces, who are organic farmers in addition to powerful teachers, discuss transparent, grateful living as a way to draw to you everything that is healthy and vibrant for you. Keep up with Matthew and Terces, their books and their international retreats at www.cafegratitude.com.