Podcasts about too sensitive

Today, Lisa Bilyeu delves into the world of communication and confidence with the insightful Jefferson Fisher. A renowned communicator and educator, Jefferson offers invaluable advice on how to harness the power of assertive communication to boost confidence and navigate challenging interactions. In Part 1 of this two-part series, Jefferson shares his philosophy that "confidence is as assertive does," encouraging listeners to engage in assertive actions to cultivate self-assurance. The discussion explores the importance of setting boundaries, understanding the impact of silence, and the art of pausing to manage emotions effectively. During this enlightening conversation, Jefferson and Lisa examine the strategies for responding to dismissive remarks without losing composure and the power of asking intent-based questions to shift dynamics in conversations. This episode lays the foundation for reclaiming personal power by mastering the ability to pause and reflect, instead of reacting impulsively. Join us for an episode that promises to elevate your communication skills and confidence levels, setting the stage for deeper self-awareness and growth. SHOWNOTES: 00:00 Introduction to Confidence and Assertiveness 00:31 Using Silence to Empower 01:12 The Power of Boundaries and Follow-Through 01:40 Responding to Dismissive Statements with Confidence 01:55 Jefferson's Philosophy: Assertive Action Builds Confidence 02:26 Effective Responses to “You're Too Sensitive” 02:56 Impact of Reacting Emotionally and How to Avoid It FOLLOW JEFFERSON FISHER: Website: jeffersonfisher.com Instagram: @jeffersonfisher Facebook: @jeffersonfisher CHECK OUT OUR SPONSORS Audible: Sign up for a free 30-day trial at https://audible.com/WOI  Vital Proteins: Get 20% off by going to https://www.vitalproteins.com and entering promo code WOI at check out.  Quince: Check out Quince: https://quince.com/woi  OneSkin: Get 15% off with code LISA at https://oneskin.co  Netsuite: Download the CFO's Guide to AI and Machine Learning at https://NetSuite.com/women NPR Fresh Air: Tune into Fresh Air from NPR to hear some of the most insightful interviews anywhere—wherever you get your podcasts. ********************************************************************** LISTEN TO WOMEN OF IMPACT AD FREE + BONUS EPISODES on APPLE PODCASTS:  apple.co/womenofimpact ********************************************************************** FOLLOW LISA: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisabilyeu/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lisabilyeu YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/womenofimpact Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lisa_bilyeu?lang=en Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sometimes we can feel super guilty about boundaries we set and then wonder if we're being too inflexible. We question whether we're being "too sensitive" about the issue and if we should just grow up and do the thing... My answer: You can have it both ways! You can set boundaries but you can also do the things when you want to. You can push yourself outside your comfort zone when you want to. In this episode, you'll learn: My thoughts on whether Highly Sensitive People need to be "more flexible" That life is not black and white and you can always make a new decision Some tips on how to deal with the overwhelm of doing things outside our comfort zone

It's the holiday season and it can feel like there's a million and one things to do, parties to attend, and friends & family to visit with. Sometimes we can make ourselves sick with dread thinking about it. But your to-do list doesn't have to be filled with dread! In this episode, you'll learn: About my top tips for getting through situations you're dreading A simple phrase I use to calm my nerves and anxiety How you can make it through this holiday season cool and collected

If you're a highly sensitive person or deeply empathetic, you may easily pick up on subtle energies in the environment and go into fight, flight, or freeze mode. Dr. Rob Downey speaks with Dr. Natasha Fallahi, The Sensitive Doctor. She is a MindBodyHealth expert, functional medicine practitioner, and Certified Autoimmune Coach specializing in an intuitive approach to living and healing. Download her free ebook: Too Sensitive – 5 Things I Did to Heal from Depression, Anxiety and Hashimoto's Autoimmunity. Timestamps:[02:53] Natasha's unconventional journey towards medicine [09:16] Healing Hashimoto's intuitively [12:04] The health consequences of being empathic/intuitive- and its tie to autoimmunity [17:30] The common sense of functional medicine [29:18] Giving others hope: why diseases shouldn't be labeled as irreversible [37:18] What is psychoneuroimmunology?

Aaron Rodgers Gets BLASTED by Giants Legend TIKI BARBER! TOO SENSITIVE for NEW YORK JETS! New To The Podcast? Looking for a alternative to WOKE Media?! You Are In The Right Place! Make sure you subscribe! New To The Channel? Hit the Subscribe Button and Check out Our Website For Exclusive Content and Livestreams: www.blackandwhitenetwork.com Get your MERCH here: https://teespring.com/stores/blackandwhitesports Use Promo Code "USAFIRST" for 25% Off! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blackandwhitenetwork/support

Today's show begins with a little support on how to take effective work breaks that really reset your brain. Cause hey—so often we just don't do it. And… that's okay. We just have to learn how. Your brain will thank you for it!   My guest Paul Colaianni is one of the top experts on the Internet on how to hang on to your marriage. His podcast Love and Abuse is a really great teacher on all matters related to this sensitive subject.   Among other things we talked about:   -       Behaviors to look for in emotionally abusive relationships -       Why is it so hard to acknowledge you're in an abusive relationship -       What is the “You're Too Sensitive” game? -       The high cost of ‘the Silent Treatment' -       How to build the healthiest relationships possible. -       How to make sure you're not on a path of self-sabotage -       How boundaries fit in   May this help YOU be happier in relationship!   Much love,   Suzanne     RESOURCES   AG1 Nutritional Drink USE THIS LINK: athleticgreens.com/BUSYWOMEN Get a FREE 1-yearsupply of Vitamin D AND 5 free travel packs with your first purchase   Suzanne's new book, Free Spirited: How My Daughter Healed Me From the Afterlife   The Art of the Work Break   Take a Nap! Change Your Life! Love and Abuse podcast    The Overwhelmed Brain podcast   The Overwhelmed Brain Empowerment Group on Facebook for anyone to join:         OUR GUEST Paul Colaianni is a Behavior and Relationship Coach. He hosts two podcasts, Love and Abuse and The Overwhelmed Brain, both which provide guidance on how to deal with toxic people and how to create the best relationships possible, both with yourself and others.  

Join singer/songwriter, musician, producer, composer and radio host Ben Vaughn talking about his many hats, how he got started in music and his gypsy career. In a wide-ranging, informal, and fun discussion, he describes doing a sound check in two different Ramblers (yes, the car) to pick the right one, getting a gun pulled on him in the producer's booth, his love for Mickey Lee Lane's Shaggy Dog, growing up listening to The Geator with the Heater, and the importance of always learning. We also share a fabulous version of Too Sensitive for this World. With co-host Bill Aho.Ben's website:http://benvaughn.org/The movie about recording Rambler '65 in his car:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h45s7PsWreUBen's weekly radio program:https://xpn.org/xpn-programs/many-moods-ben-vaughn (or listen through Apple podcasts!)Thoughts? Comments? Potshots? Contact the show at:https://www.discreetguide.com/podcast-books-shows-tunes-mad-acts/Follow or like us on podomatic.com (it raises our visibility :)https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/books-shows-tunes-mad-actsSupport us on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/discreetguideFollow the host on Twitter:@DiscreetGuideThe host on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenniferkcrittenden/

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Why some voices we love and some we really don't, and why we can trust that! You can go to www.rebeccagarifo.com to schedule an Intuitive Counseling session, order copies of Too Sensitive, or purchase The Narcissist & The Empath Course! Thank you for listening and sharing!! -Becca

Do you ever just think, “am I just wimpy?” Or been in a situation where it felt like other people were coping just fine but you were completely done in from all the feelings? If you have, you're far from alone. In a world that categorizes sensitivity as weak, it can be hard to be an empath.In fact, that's exactly why this episode came about! Claire was dealing with a situation that left her thinking and feeling these exact things, so we knew it was time to talk about it with you too.In this episode we're discussing:why it's normal to feel like you're just too frickin' sensitive sometimes,what Claire was going through,the steps she took to get back to feeling good,the keys for when you feel this way too,why taking care of yourself is key, and more! Support the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/empathup)

Staying in integrity and authenticity while navigating spirituality. Thank you for listening and sharing! You can book a call with me, purchase copies of Too Sensitive, read the blog, & support the show at www.rebeccagarifo.com Love you! Mean it! -Becca

Dr. Rob Downey speaks with Dr. Natasha Fallahi, The Sensitive Doctor. She is a MindBodyHealth expert, functional medicine practitioner, and Certified Autoimmune Coach specializing in an intuitive approach to living and healing. Download her free ebook: Too Sensitive - 5 Things I Did to Heal from Depression, Anxiety and Hashimoto’s Autoimmunity.    Timestamps: [02:53] Natasha’s unconventional journey towards medicine[09:16] Healing Hashimoto’s intuitively [12:04] The health consequences of being empathic/intuitive- and its tie to autoimmunity[17:30] The common sense of functional medicine[29:18] Giving others hope: why diseases shouldn’t be labeled as irreversible[37:18] What is psychoneuroimmunology? Natasha Fallahi, DC, is a MindBodyHealth expert, functional medicine practitioner, and Certified Autoimmune Coach specializing in an intuitive approach to living and healing.   She helps sensitive people suffering from chronic illness and trauma connect with their intuition and inborn gifts so they can feel at home in this world. Her approach is especially effective for people experiencing depression, anxiety, chronic fatigue, vague pain, brain fog, food intolerance, chemical sensitivities, Hashimoto’s and autoimmunity.   Visit her website, www.DrNatashaF.com   

Brief Summary of Show: In this episode learn to take inspired action and we ask the question; Do we need to “Check It At The Door”? when it comes to leaving our emotions when we go into work. Hosts Kyle and Christopher tell a story about work environments where they were told to check their emotions at the door, and discuss why that may not be the best business practice, and why emotions can be a super power. Calls to Action:Tell us your “inspired stories" by visiting www.InspiredActionPodcast.caChristopher Lawrence LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/career-life-coach-christopher-lawrence/Kyle Kalloo LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-kalloo/Change My Life Coaching & Change My Business Coaching LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/6446498/admin/ Resources:https://brenebrown.comhttps://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/issn/0268-3946/vol/17/iss/3

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Gov. Cuomo has been accused of sexual harassment by two women he worked with and sexual misconduct by another -- but New Yorkers seem split on the appropriateness of his behavior. So we're asking listeners under 40 to call in and talk about what they think about the kind of things he's being accused of doing, and whether they think he should remain governor. I'm an older Millennial (37) and the acceptance of toxic work place environments NEED TO END! Your boss, in this case, the governor, does not have the right to treat employees badly. Younger people are not "TOO SENSITIVE" we just refuse to be abused and treated like crap at work. — Ryan J (@pokemeintheeye) March 4, 2021 .@BrianLehrer This caller’s whataboutism is absurd. Trump has been accused of rape by 26 women. Cuomo has had no accusations even close to that. — erica rowell (@indieflicks) March 4, 2021 I’m 46 And while I know my generation and older were always told to not make waves and to quietly deal with/manage this kind of behavior, that’s not how I’m raising my 15 yo daughter to react. While I don’t know what the answer is it’s time to at least censure this behavior. — Arienne (@Yennycatz) March 4, 2021

Hollywood bigshot and industry insider Michael Holland welcomes us to HIS turf as we continue our transition from the cemeteries of Sunnydale to the morgues of LA. The conversation this time covers two episodes often dismissed as early-series filler, but which we argue actually have important things to say about the characters and the developing themes of the show. In 106, “Sense & Sensitivity,” we get some needed background on Det. Kate Lockley, including a genuinely marvelous emotional performance by Elisabeth Röhm, and insight into the interpersonal dynamics between our heroes. (Bonus: Angel as Magnum P.I.!) And in 107, “Bachelor Party,” Allen Francis Doyle gets a powerfully humanizing (or rather half-humanizing) storyline that makes the most of what will turn out to be the very limited time we get with the character, fleshing him out more in one episode than many shows give their cast in a full season.   NEXT: philosopher Frenchman Matthieu Cravatte joins me to probably get really sad as we discuss episodes 108, “I Will Remember You” and 109, “Hero.” Bring your own tissues.     BREAKDOWN 00:00:55  -  Intro / Guest 00:14:57  -  Main Topic 01:38:43  -  Outro / Next     LINKS Michael’s Blog  -  Holland Imaginarium     MUSIC “Conversations (feat. Wesley Mead)” by Azura (2017) “Too Sensitive” by Op Ed, Satellite (2018)

Nadya Abo-Shaeer was identified as a gifted child but choose not to embrace nor identify with this label. As a gifted teenager and collage student she immersed herself into studying as much and diverse as she possibly could. She is leading a typical life of a multipotential gifted neurodiverse person but only realised that so much of who she is and her own story is tied to this identity. Now she is starting to embrace her intensity and her bubbly personality and living her life to her full potential. Letting go of false expectations from society and embracing herself the way she is: an amazing and gifted person.TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:Gifted humans feel very strongly about inequality such as race and gender issuesInterdisciplinary studies are very appealing to the multipotential gifted humans who just need to know multiple subjects in depthbeing gifted and thirsting for knowledge can also be overwhelming at timesIt is in the gifted nature to care deeply and we might here the phrase “don’t take things so seriously” a lotGifted people deeply process emotionsBeing gifted is a way of being and there are other people like you out thereAs a gifted person you probably hear people call you “too intense, too much” or they tell you “you care too much”When someone tells you you are gifted, your first reaction is probably “Thank you, but no thank you. I am going to opt out of this.”Gifted people don’t like loud noises, bright lights or open officesGifted attunement -> find the right space for “where” you can be this specific part of yourselfGifted people do not feel better or superior to other people, they rather feel not enough! Giftedness can sometimes feel more like a disability or a weaknessGifted parents know that it gets easier once your (gifted) children get older. You are not alone and knowing about your own giftedness and having the vocabulary helps and empowers you.As a gifted person you might need more support because you are navigating things in a way with takes more energy and complexityThe key is to harnessing your intensity (as Aurora Remember shows us)MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Aurora Remember’s podcast and community Book Divergent Mind: Thriving in a World That Wasn't Designed for You by Jenara NerenbergBook Living with Intensity by Susan Daniels, Michael M. Piechowski

Connecting dots between codependency and social media. Too Sensitive soundtrack available through the link below! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4T0mLHZYSpnW1eHKi82BYO?si=rmZbsT9HTXSmXNtC5LE_MQ I love you! -Becca

here are 23 signs that you are "TOO SENSITIVE". I say this with big quotes because no one can be too sensitive. It is quite possible that you are an HSP (highly sensitive person) or even an empath. WATCH THE PODCAST HERE: https://youtu.be/b41Ro3AeIyE The Highly Sensitive Person (book): https://amzn.to/2WZ04Es My Merch Store: https://teespring.com/stores/kloee-taylors-store

I attack people who insult others by calling them "Too Sensitive" which bothers me because I'm a highly sensitive person.   Visit https://mctaggartattack.com   Email: mctaggartattack@gmail.com    Follow me @mctaggartattack on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok!   If you want to create a podcast of your own, click on this link for a free month from Podbean! https://www.podbean.com/mctaggartattack   Buy a cloth face mask with the podcast logo on it! https://teespring.com/shop/mctaggartattackfacemask   Hey! I think you’ll love the Ten Percent Happier meditation app. Use my guest pass for 30 days of free access. https://redeem.tenpercent.com/?promo_code=TPH-RDPZ-73QX

It's often not the things we fear that are so awful, it's the living our lives bracing for it that's the worst part. Video link - https://youtu.be/9durwZUpePw You can visit rebeccagarifo.com to book sessions, buy copies of Too Sensitive, and stay up to date on course! Xoxo! -Rebecca

Finding our new rhythm in a time of extremes and releasing ourselves from codependent ties within ourselves and throughout our lives. Youtube link for this episode- https://youtu.be/Dhqso-VMX6w One on one sessions, copies of Too Sensitive and course updates available at rebeccagarifo.com Thank you for supporting this show at Patreon.com/empathsalchemy Love you. Mean it. -Rebecca

In today’s podcast I talk with Rebecca Garifo, P.h.D about the attraction between the narcissist and the Empath. We also address the Covert narcissists in the spiritual community, The importance of knowing how the narcissist sees you as the Empath, Codependency, Boundaries, Societies acceptance of abuse. We also talk about Trusting your intuition when engaging with a narcissist, Expecting to attract more narcissists as you heal, and more. Currently living in North Carolina with her husband and hairless cat, Rebecca offers intuitive counselling sessions and is also Author of the book ‘too sensitive’, and is host of the podcast Empaths alchemy. I know you’re going to really enjoy today’s podcast as much as I enjoyed connecting with Rebecca. Watch full YouTube video on YouTube https://youtu.be/j8pm9O0PYXw Rebecca’s Instagram https://instagram.com/empathsalchemy?igshid=otf0paur3yv9 Buy Rebecca’s book ‘Too Sensitive’ https://www.amazon.com/Too-Sensitive-Rebecca-Garifo-P-h-D/dp/1790756103 Rebecca’s Intuitive Counselling Sessions https://www.rebeccagarifo.com/bookings-checkout/intuitive-counselin The Empath & The Narcissist Course (starting June 2020. Subscribe to her emailing list) https://www.rebeccagarifo.com If you want to support this podcast please send your heart donations to www.paypal.me/amyletitia777 Leave a rating and a review on Apple podcast and connect with me over on Instagram at https://instagram.com/amyletitia_777?igshid=5jac7ghs0r2k --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beautifullyempowered/message

It's the moooooost wonderful tiiiiiime of the yeaaaaar....to set boundaries and be kinda to yourself and one another. Too Sensitive on Audible! https://www.audible.com/pd/B081PL3CR1/?source_code=AUDFPWS0223189MWT-BK-ACX0-173183&ref=acx_bty_BK_ACX0_173183_rh_us Sessions available at rebeccagarifo.com 

When we're sayin' all the positive mantras. All the oms. Doin' all the meditations... but that little voice won't stop of, "Really though? Really...?" Too Sensitive. Available now on Audiobook!!! UK listeners email me at rebeccagarifo00@gmail.com for your free copy promo code! -Rebecca

Book- Ordinary People as Monks and Mystics by Marsha Sinetar Ph.D. The Haunted Ride Podcast with Melissa Cummins https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-haunted-ride/id1440301237 Happy Halloween! Happy Samhain! Thanks harvests & spooky to all for All Hallows' Eve! Support for the show, Intuitive Counseling sessions, and my book Too Sensitive available at rebeccagarifo.com Xoxo!! -Rebecca

What if we've been trying to drive with the parkin break on? What if we've been begging for what we want with hidden thorns of unworthiness? Please check out www.bossupmedia.com You can schedule a private session with me, order a copy of Too Sensitive, and support the show at rebeccagarifo.com  I am sending you ALL the hugs today. Thank you for sharing these moments with me! -Rebecca

How storms, weather, times and seasons may affect us as Empaths. We pick up on way more than just emotions. You can support the show, submit your topics, schedule a private session or purchase Too Sensitive at rebeccagarifo.com All my love and thanks!!! -Rebecca

Jana and comedian Kristal Adams discuss race and comedy, how improv spaces are sold as "safe" but can be really harmful, and the effects of keeping our marginalized bodies private or making them public. Kristal talks about her comedic process, what she's overcome to be able to perform as frequently as she does and her delightful podcast, Too Sensitive for Comedy. Follow Kristal on IG @thedarkkristal and subscribe to her podcast @toosensitiveforcomedy. Follow @womanofsizepod on the socials. Read extended show notes at womanofsize.com.

This week’s episode is centered around relationships - surprise! Okay, while it’s not really a surprise that we are talking about relationships on a podcast about divorce, we do talk about a phrase that is a hot button topic and one I haven’t explored in the show much yet: toxic masculinity.   I searched far and wide for the perfect person to have a conversation about this topic and I found him. I am pleased to introduce you to Matthew Solomon, a relationship and empowerment coach, specializing in intimacy and communication and the author of "Man School: Relating with Women in the #MeToo Era." By the way, everyone needs to get this book. It’s amazing.  In this episode Matthew and I share our views on the definition of toxic masculinity. And then we dive deep into the waters of relationships, intimacy, connection, and communication and how to make it all work, by doing the work. And I know, it’s painful to live without connection. If this episode does one thing, I hope it helps you realize that connection in a relationship is possible.  Show Highlights Matthew’s definition of toxic masculinity and my perspective on the term (plus why I think it needs a “rebrand”) (7:22) The importance of adjusting the way you communicate so others can receive it (11:14) Women are not men, we have different experiences and when we acknowledge those differences we can better communicate (19:20) Sex and relationships: we’re not taught about sex and intimacy; it’s an important part of relationships, yet we don’t know how to be intimate or settle in with each other (25:32) Why consent is HOT (33:37) Chivalry is honoring womanhood (38:14) The four steps of listening and listening beyond the words (49:25) The future of marriage, relationships, and communication as described by Matthew (53:12) Learn More About Matthew: Matthew Solomon is "The Coach for the Modern Soul," a relationship and empowerment coach, specializing in intimacy and communication. He is the author of "Man School: Relating with Women in the #MeToo Era," which was an Amazon #1 new release in 6 categories, writes the weekly column, "Too Sensitive," for The Good Men Project, is an award-winning filmmaker and father of 3. In addition to his private coaching practice, Matthew is regularly invited to speak on panels on the topics of diversity and inclusion. Links: Matthew’s website: http://www.CoachwithMatthewSolomon.com Matthew on social media: facebook.com/coachwithmatthewsolomon intsagram.com/mattytheglue twitter.com/mattytheglue Man School: Relating with Women in the #MeToo Era Should I Stay or Should I Go Facebook Group for Women: https://www.facebook.com/groups/shouldistayorshouldigo/   Should I Stay or Should I Go - Get the Program: https://www.kateanthony.com/stay-or-go-group

Emotional Dysregulation and Emotional Deprivation. So many diagnoses...so little understanding... Whaaaat if we look at it a different way? Please check out www.eggshelltherapy.com ...I'll be reading through Imi Lo's articles for the next month. Support the show, submit your topics, and buy your copy of Too Sensitive at www.rebeccagarifo.com All my love and thanks! -Rebecca

"Oh my gosh, you're being TOO SENSITIVE." Ever heard this statement before? How did it feel? How did you respond? Are you actually being "too sensitive", or is there more going on here? In this week's podcast, I'm going to teach you about the 3 different scenarios that usually happen when someone is told they're being "too sensitive". STAY CONNECTED: http://www.strongherlife.com http://www.instagram.com/lifecoachchelsi http://www.facebook.com/strongherlifecoach

On today's episode, the guys sit back down with singer/songwriter AMITA to chat about her latest single, "Too Sensitive," now available on all streaming platforms. Thanks for enjoying the show! Please drop us a rating or comment and follow us on IG: @westcoastwiseguys

Matthew Solomon is “The Coach for the Modern Soul;” an empowerment coach specializing in communication & relationships, and the author of “Man School: Relating with Women in the #Metoo Era.” Born and raised in the melting pot that is Los Angeles, Matthew has always had a passion for equality and understanding, which is evident in his work as an author, coach and filmmaker, for which he has won numerous awards. Matthew writes the weekly column "Too Sensitive" for The Good Men Project, and is a single father of 3. Instagram and twitter are: @mattytheglue Website: www.coachwithmatthewsolomon.com www.facebook.com/coachwithmatthewsolomon Recent article: Sex Without Goals https://goodmenproject.com/featured-content/sex-without-goals-ndgt/?fbclid=IwAR0URS_IM24BjizhGbf8ntsveKxgMY8tTs0hStLjSHNNxPa1qcEhhvAHPis

In this fast-paced world, it is easy to grow exhausted and overwhelmed. If you are an EPIC Sensitive, it increases the odds that you are wondering how you're going to make it through the day. On this premier show, The Phoenix will: Share what it means to be an EPIC Sensitive,Provide THREE FOUNDATIONAL TOOLS for living successfully as an EPIC Sensitive on this planet, andTalk about the process of moving from being TOO Sensitive to Powerful Beyond Measure. Angie appreciates reciprocal energy, feedback, and live input, so she will interact on the air with those of you who join the show LIVE and, time permitting, you may have an opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance. === Theme song is "Groove Thing" by Leraine Horstmanshoff. Learn more about Leraine at LeraineMusic.com Join the EPIC Sensitives group on Facebook. The Phoenix, Angie K. Millgate, has chosen to explore every aspect of abuse on this planet by living through it as a means of getting inside the energy to decode it, heal it, and eradicate it. As an Energy Reader, Intuitive, and Empath with a worldwide reach, Angie is dedicated to being of service to humanity and is a vessel of Light, Love, and Healing. She provides sacred space of transformation for those who are ready to lift themselves up out of the darkness and rise anew.  For more information about Angie, visit her website at AngieMillgate.com or follow her on Facebook. For questions, comments, show ideas, email the show.

STOP CALLING ME "SNOWFLAKE"! Are we wimps? Or do we just have higher EQs than previous generations? Today we're discussing the common complaint that millennials are TOO SENSITIVE... but are we?