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Today Louise sits down with Dianne Bondy: social justice activist, author, accessible yoga teacher and the leader of the Yoga for All movement. Together they discuss dieting and body image along with racism and white supremacy - both in our culture and in the wellness industry. Dianne shares her experiences as a black woman to expand our understanding of white supremacy and racism so we can walk forward together, in hope of a better world. Dianne is also the founder of the Yoga for All app and author of the book of the same name.

Louise Thaxton is the director of the American Warrior Initiative and regional manager for the Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. And this is the woman that put up a challenge called Wimp to Warrior that inspired me to finally release this podcast! If you look up the word Mission, there's a picture of Louise Thaxton. Today Louise gives you steps to bring out the warrior in you! Have a purpose, believe it's possible, and have a plan, are 3 of the 7 elements of becoming a something that’s inside all of us… a warrior. Get the rest and get inspired by Louise Thaxton. To learn more about Fairway's American Warrior Initiative:Email: AWI@FairwayMC.comWebsite: AmericanWarriorInitiative.comYouTube: American Warrior Initiative We would love your donations and support!  Learn more about Discovering W.I.S.E. by heading to www.discoveringwise.com

It may be the most overlooked, yet powerful resource you possess. We use it every day, but most of us never think about it and certainly don't do any work to improve it. What is it? Your Voice. The way you speak has a profound impact on the results you are likely to enjoy. Your voice, the pitch, and tone as well as your body language all play a major role in the way you are perceived.  When you speak do people listen? When you lead, do they follow? My guest this week is Dr. Louise Mahler a former professional opera singer. Today Louise educates leaders globally about the power of the voice and how they can use it as a more effect tool of persuasion, to influence others and communicate important messages. 

As you know, health is about so much more than just our diets and movement. Today Louise looks at the emotional component of our health. How many saw an emotional component in your stress beaker (https://youtu.be/Ji0Pj5vw72E)? Many of us can relate to that feeling of being overwhelmed; feeling like we have too much to do and not enough time to do it in. My approach is never to give you more; it’s about doing what you are already doing but making tweaks to it. Louise’s advice is about focusing on the language we are using. And it’s a goodie. You’re really going to enjoy today’s video! As I watched this earlier, I was once again reminded about how important our language is; how easy it is to make changes to how we are feeling. We can totally change our day with the language we use. =============================

Working with people, vendors, family, suppliers…your partner (!) is a vital part of planning a wedding. In order to get things done, you need to find a balance, be clear at communicating and finding a way to reach a happy medium with decisions. Today I share the show with the lovely Louise Beukes, who is the founder and Editor in Chief of http://blovedblog.com, a gorgeous hub for weddings, interiors, fashion, travel, family, and beauty. Today Louise shares helpful advice about how to reach a level of trust and let go…leaving your ‘wedding people’ and helpers to be creative and do their thing! Be on your way to wedding Planning Zen with the Bridechilla Guides! Visit the Bridechilla Store and use the Codeword LISTEN for 10% off your order! Join the Bridechilla Community on Facebook. The best Wedding Planning community around. It's bullshit-free, jerk-free and a nice place to be! Keep up to date with the Bridechilla Blog, read podcast show notes and be inspired by real Bridechilla Weddings Join Bridechilla founder, Aleisha on Instagram, for wedding inspiration and more!

Louise Gooden is the published author of “Rocket your way to Financial Independence” She is a private client advisor with Halogen Wealth Services specializing in developing financial strategies to help people achieve their financial goals. Louise regularly conducts on-line webinars and training in the areas of personal budgeting, superannuation, shares and stock market and managed funds and property. Today Louise tells us her StartUp story   This episode is brought to you by my book "So You Want to Start a Business; the 7 steps to create, start and grow your own business" This is the only advertising on this podcast! My guess is that you are here because you are curious about what it might be like to start a business? Perhaps you’ve been wondering if you have what it takes? If your idea will work or even how much it actually costs to build a successful business? Perhaps you've been in business for a few months or a year or 2 and things aren't going quite the way you thought they might? I’ve written a book that can answer pretty much all your questions “So You Want to Start a Business” and you can download the first 20 pages at www.thestartupsteps.com My 15 years of experience working with start up and small businesses are condensed into this book. It’s your step by step guide to launch your business smarter and faster and I’m so excited to be sharing it with you and can’t wait to hear about your progress. Are you ready to grab your excerpt? Click here http://www.thestartupsteps.com Are you ready to buy the book? Head over to Amazon Happy reading!    

Click here to listen to or download the 54-min mp3 recording of today's Pearlsong Conversation with Louise Mathewson, author of A Life Interrupted: Living with Brain Injury. A Life Interrupted is a collection of poems chronicling Louise's recovery from a brain-damaging car accident. The book also contains a list of journaling therapy writing prompts and other resources she found helpful in transcending trauma. Louise Mathewson holds a master’s degree in pastoral studies from Loyola University in Chicago. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including Wordgathering: Journal of Disability Poetry, Mochila Review, Boulder County Kid and Sasee magazines, and the anthologies Cup of Comfort—Vol. I (Adams Media) and Borderlines ’08 (University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom). Most recently her work appears in Mentor’s Bouquet, an anthology edited by Linda Leedy Schneider (Finishing Line Press, Fall 2009). Louise has always loved to write about the sacred moments in everyday experiences, but today these experiences hold even deeper meaning. In February 2003 she emerged from a two-week coma following an auto accident in which she suffered a traumatic brain injury. Though she struggled at first, she resumed writing as soon as she was able. Today Louise lives with her husband in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, where she continues to write and recover. Click on the widget below to browse an excerpt from A Life Interrupted: Living with Brain Injury. For more information or to purchase, go to www.pearlsong.com/alifeinterrupted.htm.