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In episode #10, we are talking about building a life of joy with Shannon Kaiser. Shannon is a bestselling author, international life coach, speaker and retreat leader. She helps people trust and believe in themselves so they can live their highest potential. She has been through her own transformation journey and she shares that experience with us during the interview. We talk about overcoming addictions, letting our intuition guide our choices, and choosing surrender over fear. To know more, go to Redefined Narrative. Visit Shannon's website at playwiththeworld.com and follow her on Instagram @ShannonKaiserWrites.

This week Eighth Anderson is joined by Celebrity Jewelry Designer Shannon Saint Clair based in South Florida. With almost 20 years in the game; she shares some major keys to becoming a fashion mogul and making sure you get to the bag (& keep it)! Wanna learn more? Visit Shannon website at: www.ShannonSaintClair.com MTBE Podcast: https://linktr.ee/MakingTheBlackEntrepreneur

Are boundaries really necessary? What if you've set boundaries and people continue to ignore them? Join Coach Chelley and very special guest co-host Mrs. Shannon Legrand-Range of 'Cocktail Conversations with Shannon' as we discuss setting boundaries and why it’s important for your life! ⁣ ⁣ You can find Shannon’s show 'Cocktail Conversations with Shannon' on ITunes, Spotify, Google Podcast, Anchor and all other major podcast platforms! ⁣ Visit Shannon @singingshannon08 on Instagram and Facebook! And visit her website www.theshannonlegrand.com for more information on her live singing performances, music and podcast episodes! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachchelleycheyenne/message

BEYOND the DARKNESS goes Beyond The Fray to Bigfoot Encounters with Shannon LeGro. Todays program features some personal eyewitness accounts and terrifying encounters, all from the case files of the popular INTO THE FRAY program. These stories are unique and scary. They will leave you wondering what this creature is and will no doubt give you pause before you cross the wood line and enter the woods. Visit Shannon's site here: https://intothefrayradio.com/ Get the book here: https://www.amazon.com/shop/darknessradiodave Visit Medium Carole Obley's site here: www.soulvisions.net Support our sponsors for great deals! Are you playing along with Beyond the Darkness on the Podcast One/ Betonline.AG Sportsnet Challenge?! Each Week Dave and Tim are picking the winners of five NFL gam,es and playing against the hosts of different Podcast One shows! If you play aloing with Dave and Tim on BetOnline.AG, and they win the week, you qualify to be one of five winners splitting a $500 weekly prize! To sign up go to https://promotions.betonline.ag/podcastone Pluto TV is the leading free streaming television service. Watch over 100 TV channels and 1000s of movies on demand all completely free. You can download Pluto TV for free on all of your favorite devices today including your phone, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Smart TVs, Playstation and anywhere else you stream. Do you experience stress? Or have anxiety…Or chronic pain ...Or have trouble sleeping at least once a week? You’re NOT alone! Feals is a better way to feel better. Our premium CBD will keep your head clear and help you feel your best. Become a member today by going to Feals.com/darkness and you'll get 50% off your first order with free shipping. We all know mental health is a big part of self-care. But changing mental habits is easier said than done. Luckily, Talkspace online therapy gives you a convenient and affordable way to improve your mental health. Our listeners can get $100 off their first month by using code DARKNESS at talkspace.com right now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Shannon Hamblin is a scriptwriter, director and producer based in Los Angeles. Shannon co-wrote what was named the 3rd best X-Files episode of all times (that would be season 11 episode 7!).She has been working closely with Glen Morgan (Executive Producer of the X-Files) since 2013 when he discovered a feature script she wrote. Shannon worked with Morgan as writers/showrunner's assistant on Amazon's series "LORE". Prior to that, she produced two feature films after working several years in production.She is now wrapping up post-production on her debut short film "Texas 2 Step" which she wrote, directed, and produced; it's planned to be released in the fall of 2019.Shannon spoke to host Eva Hartling about the realities of being a female writer/director/producer in Hollywood; how she finally found her voice as a director working on her latest film… and about her definition of success, which she sums up with the following: “Success is not a place that you end up at; it's not a hotel that you check into. It's a long, bumpy winding road that never ends. There is no place at the end of it.”Visit Shannon's website if you'd like to know more about her and all of her exciting projects!

We recorded this episode shortly after Erik had just returned from New York City where he circumnavigated all of Manhattan in a kayak to promote the No Barriers Summit that took place in October 2018. He took interviews along the way as journalists and you can read more and see some photos here. Erik, Dave, and Jeff dove in with Shannon asking about her and her daughter’s website and how they came up with the name: “endangered activists.” Shannon shares her love of activism with her daughter and decided to encourage her passion for animals and so, they built a project around this passion. “Perhaps activism is also an endangered species” Most of the time, Shannon explains, people find activism overwhelming and, especially in this day and age with all that is going on, it can seem like too much work to be involved. And instead, people become apathetic. But Shannon’s goal is to get people (including her daughter) to blast through this apathy, find their passion, and start working towards a goal or project to bring about change. When Shannon was college age - she had dreams of being a dancer or a sports therapist and then, at age 18, she had an incredibly traumatic life altering experience when she was raped and nearly killed. This event would shape her trajectory in ways she couldn't foresee at the time. After living abroad for 10 years, getting married, having a baby, and returning to Colorado, Shannon receives horrible news. Her younger sister was raped while at college. She starts looking into how common this occurrence is and discovers that violence against women is extremely common on college campuses and, spurred by wanting to change this and other alarming gender violence stats, “almost overnight” she became an activist. She chose to focus on Afghanistan after learning they have some of the worst records of gender violence and human rights violations. “The activism has always been in me but I wasn’t putting it to use in the world.” Her first step was learning and collecting data. She made contacts that helped her meet locals from all walks of life in the community - everyone from women in prison, folks in parliament, teachers, and other activists and heard their stories. She chose to travel without security in order to help break down those initial barriers to human connection. Over time she developed a network and decided her next step was to highlight what regular Afghans were doing and in particular, the youth, since they are the future. Little by little, Shannon was developed her cause by taking on small projects, all of which involved storytelling and evolved into street-art in and sport activism in particular. “No matter how different my projects have seemed it all comes back to the power of voice and the power of storytelling.” “One of my better qualities is that I thrive in the deep-end ….I like the puzzle of figuring things out. The idea of becoming an activist was just another puzzle to tackle.” As she spoke to more individuals and traveled the country she of course experienced dangerous or risky situations but overall she was blown away on the resilience and tenacity of the Afghans she met: “Just as you’re exposed to the worst of humanity you simultaneously are experiencing the best of humanity.” She started speaking to women in prisons who were often jailed for so called “morality crimes.” For example: being sexually assaulted or domestically beaten and she reflected upon her own experience and how despite the trauma she endured she was lucky that the USA doesn’t punish victims in the eyes of the law. The women were incredibly open and wanted to share their stories and she began to value the importance of bearing witness even more: “We look upon “victims” as something less than, people that we have to help, nurture, and hold up and that is demeaning and patronizing. People who are victimized and have to struggle are typically the strongest people that I know, have the most resiliency, and the most capacity to change, if we give them the tools, allow them to own their own voice, their own story and allow them to share that.” Erik is intrigued by Shannon’s quest to bring riding bikes to the women of Afghanistan and how she pursued this goal. As a mountain bike rider in Colorado, she was blown away that nobody seemed to be taking advantage of the beautiful terrain in Afghanistan and realized that despite other huge leaps forward in the workforce and other areas of society, it was still completely unheard of for women to ride bikes. She decided to lead by example. She brought her bike overseas and just started riding, striking up conversations everywhere she went which would lead to dinners, and coffee and more conversation, and even other men and boys who would ride with her. Five years later (after continuing to ride) she met the first generation of women who were riding bikes in Kabul as part of Afghan National Cycling Team. She met with their coach who, it turns out, was training both men and women. And now, despite the persistence of old stereotypes and physical harassment, young women in Afghanistan are taking a stand and riding bikes - changing their culture and making history on two wheels. This road to activism is not always easy, or instantly rewarding, or lucrative and it takes constant work and grit to succeed. She suggests that for others who are on the sidelines that want to get involved and feel overwhelmed: just start. Pick a passion and see how you can make small changes, even if it’s just locally, to affect change: “Each action seems insignificant on its own….but when you look back and realize all the people that are putting their drops of water in the bucket: that’s how we’re making change.” As Shannon progressed in her pursuits in Afghanistan she slowly started to accept what a strong role her own sexual assault played in helping her find this line of work. “The things that happen to us, that we see as the worst of the worst, are also the catalyst for change in us.” Her other tips include ignoring other people’s doubts about your choices and your decisions, to stay true to your vision, and to surround yourself with people that know more than you. Start the process, get comfortable feeling vulnerable, and stay strong in your fight to make a difference and overcome apathy. Visit Shannon's website: endangeredactivism.org Learn more about her film, Afghan Cycles, now touring the film festival circuit. Read her book, Mountain to Mountain, about her work in Afghanistan.

Coach Shannon Miller begins her own hockey podcast show sponsored by IN STAT in which she will talk a lot of hockey but also discuss other topics important in the world of women’s sport. The show will be weekly throughout the hockey season and will feature an exclusive guest interview, plus a sidebar and Drill of the Week. On this first episode Shannon talks about the start of hockey season, forming a new team, assigning roles on the team, some X’s and O’s of the game, she explains how she favors an attacking game — not the “dump and chase” style of play or robotic play.  And to kick off this new show Shannon’s first guest is Bianna Decker, a member of the 2018 USA gold medal winning Olympic hockey team in South Korea. Brianna has many other accomplishments in hockey, as well as fighting for Equal Pay inside USA Hockey. SIDEBAR is a comment on something current in the news, a quote, a short story, or a team building exercise.  “I have a passion for fairness and justice - that’s why I filed a federal lawsuit against the UM for Sex Discrimination and won. And that’s why female colleagues Jen Banford, softball head coach, and Annette Wiles, Basketball head coach joined me to file a state lawsuit claim for discrimination based on sexual orientation as well as other claims. Women are standing up to corrupt, discriminatory male power and things are changing. Visit Shannon’s Facebook page for the Drill of the Week. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcast visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports Radio is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1000+ episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of 2 million. WiSP Sports Radio is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.   

This week on episode 38, Shannon McDougall discusses the philosophy behind hitting and hitting techniques. Some coaches have set rules for hitters to go by, but this theory isn't always the best approach. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

This week on episode 37, Shannon McDougall talks about goal setting. Who sets the goals, who monitors them, and who actually achieves them or strives to achieve them? Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

Thank you for joining Shannon on episode 36 to learn the importance of record keeping not only as coaches but for your players too. There are more benefits than just for use on statistics for your team. Join us next week as we dive into Athlete Goals. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

Thank you for joining Shannon on episode 35 to gain a better understanding of the importance of communicating and giving feedback to your players. The most common way is relaying criticism. Communication deals with both verbal and non verbal cues. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

Thank you for joining Shannon on episode 34 to learn better ways to approach and plan preseason practices. This is important for keeping your players interest in the off season, which can be difficult when you might be confined to a space such as an indoor gym. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

On episode 33 Shannon brings us her insight into the many ways to hit and the pitfalls that can come with finding the right one. This is an important skill for a players future in the sport and every coach has their own philosophy when it comes to hitting. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

On this episode Shannon talks about an incredibly useful tool on and off the field. The White Board, can visualize many different aspects of the game. Drawing out the plays and drills for the team to see is a huge benefit to understanding the goal. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

On this episode Shannon covers mental training skills and their introduction during the preseason. Most of us know these are important and players can benefit from them, but most players focus on the tactical and technical game over the psychological. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

On this episode Shannon talks about the challenge zone. What is it? This is the zone that is important to focus on for keeping players engaged and to prevent losing focus. How can we keep players from getting bored? Listen for key tips on working with your players. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

Welcome to episode 200! On this episode Shannon talks about the benefits of taking risks and when it is most appropriate in the game. Softball and Baseball can be thought of as a percentage game. We know its gonna happen and when depending on certain actions and reactions. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

On this episode Shannon will discuss the best practices in preparing for softball tournaments. What is the best course of action between games and how do we benefit from them? Listen in as Shannon gives her expert advice on this subject. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

On this episode Shannon will discuss how important it is for coaches to assist their players in selecting a new bat for their level of play. There are a wide range of prices and types of bats out there to choose from. It is crucial to pick the right bat. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor  

On this episode Shannon will discuss the methods for getting the most suitable players recruited to your team. Every year most teams will be looking to fill at least one spot on their roster. Listen now to hear her perspective on this challenge. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor

After a short hiatus The Softball Academy Show has returned with your host Shannon McDougall. She will be discussing the process behind selecting the right softball drills for your team. Feel free to email questions for future shows to Coach@SoftballTutor.com Visit Shannon's website at SoftballTutor.com. This podcast is a part of the Fastpitch Radio Network. See all our shows and media at FastpitchRadio.com.   Please visit our sponsor

Shannon Whaley Traveling Wildwoman! Women's business and marketing coach - works with passionate and driven service based entrepreneurs, taking side gigs and turning them into sustainable businesses. Lisa gets sidetracked to begin with, forgets to eat and then buys a really expensive salad. Has been doing this for a while, but has kind of changed and morphed all along. Just broke up with 3 year boyfriend, and is moving to Italy. Longest relationship except cats, who are living with her mom. She thinks a lot of people start coaching to live wherever they want. Hannah Dixon (listen to the episode with Hanna here) Location independent. Danielle LaPorte - amazing author on figuring out what you want to feel, to be the person you want to be. Shannon's core desired feelings: ease, passion, freedom, adventure. (I use these when I'm making decisions, will they get me closer or father away from my mission?) Intuitive feelings with excitement or trepidation "don't do this!" "Now that I'm sober, I have more access to those feelings." - Shannon "I have a feeling, I don't know how often I listen to my intuition" - Lisa Met boyfriend long before they got together, she was a cocktail waitress in Seattle, he was a DD for his friends. 2013 - Left Seattle and moving to San Diego to be a hairstylist, but also had to be a waitress to support her growing hair business. But really didn't want to do the same thing she was doing in Seattle. Was invited to Cayman Islands by boyfriend to visit, and moved there because she wanted to do something different. Her boyfriend was already sober, she knew she was done and needed a clean start. "of course I was that girl and came home wasted" - Shannon When did you discover that you could make money online? The Pathfinder, Nicholas Lore Started looking at what was possible for her, yoga teacher, coach... Coach! Had gone to Tony Robbins events, and used to be a counselor and has a degree in psychology, and thought "That would be a perfect way to use my degree and help people" And I could help anyone anywhere in the world. "Everything I wanted when I graduated from college, but didn't know how to access" - Shannon Working with women in crisis, vs. making themselves better. She's taken two coach trainings, Institute for life coach training, inner glow circle. Becoming an assistant trainer so she can be a coach trainer. Has a one-on-one clientele and a group class starting in April. Has a retreat coming up in Italy in June. Who is coming to you? Coaches. I've helped a man start a fishing charter business, "It transcends industries, but I prefer working with women and coaches." Where do you start? Work on getting legal first. (terms, disclaimers, permits, licences) Work on money "I'm beginning to wonder if I will ever figure it out" - Lisa "We are all doing it over and over again, and it shows up in a different outfit every time"- Lisa Profit First by Mike Michalowicz Working with a money strategist coach - Carrie Fry Williams You want two checking accounts. All business money goes into business checking. All personal money goes into personal checking. two savings one is profit / one is taxes All business money goes in to business checking, and pay myself twice a month from there.   My first business basically shut down, so I've launched a new one! Now, 50% of what I make goes to me personally. - Shannon "It's so common with entrepreneurs, they pay themselves last." - Shannon I help women make their business sustainable. - Shannon In the Cayman Islands, you need business partners. I didn't' know what I was doing, and they ended up pulling out because of that. We have a gift, and our strong points aren't business related. This isn't natural for me. I don't want to be like my dad, and I don''t want my daughter to have to take care of me. - Lisa Shannon "Needed support because I felt lost" There are so many horror stories about people handing their money over to someone and getting stolen from. "I'd rather be in my zone, and hire this out" - Shannon "I'm not sure what I'm supposed to be doing to make money" -Lisa "It's my sugar daddy, it pays for me and the cat, and my 30 year old daughter-not really" -Lisa I want to show women that it's okay to be human. I don't want to do stand up anymore, but I want to go speak, and inspire women through my comedy. I want to journey with them. That's how I want to make my money, plus it's location independent. I know there are things that I'm supposed to be doing... Visit Shannon's website, and sign up for the free gift! (opt in guide!) about how to thank clients for signing up, keep them warm, send them gifts, keep them coming back, give them actual valuable things so they look forward to your messages. How would you work with me? Read the Pathfinder. Know what it is you want to be doing. I recently wrote a vision statement: "I am bringing thousands of women laughter, community, and self acceptance though my comedy and self acceptance through Honestly Lisa." I want them to know that I'm going on the journey with them. Audio/video, words, blogging, weekly newsletters and speaking. SPEAKING - how do you make money doing this? Have packages - Like the Be Silly Now Course (21-day video series)  "How can I be a coach, I don't have my shit together" -Lisa "If I'm going to lie to myself, just being fully aware of it" - Lisa Danielle LaPorte is a good model for me..  "I think I'm a really fun girlfriend" - Lisa Death Coaches  (listen to the episode with Martha Jo Atkins here) Construction coaches for men who didn't have a knowledge.  "Have your breakdown, show you're a real person, and come out on the other side with takeaways" - Shannon "I'd love to do a fake seminar that actually gets people real" - Lisa "These are the spiritual leaders I'm supposed to be following?" - Shannon Contenders for getting on track Marie Forleo's B School Martha Beck Being Boss Verbal Rorschach love - ugh eyes - green tacos - pork blanket - fuzzy peaches - fuzzy computers - it's on life - amazing tie dye - ugh bras - necessary  avocado - not ripe If you had a favorite bush, what would it be? NO BUSH!    "Waxing never gets better. I should youtube it. It's like the first tie, every time" -Shannon   How to leave a love note on iTunes for my Podcast. From your computer: 1. Open the iTunes software on your desktop. (Not the web version.) 2. In the search bar (upper right-hand corner), type in “Honestly Lisa”. 3. Click on our album cover that pops up towards the bottom of the screen. 4. This will take you to the homepage for our show, but make sure you don’t accidentally select one of our individual episodes instead. 5. Right under the show description, you’ll see three tabs. “Ratings & Reviews” is the second one listed, and this is the one you want to click on. 6. On that page, there should be a button called “Write A Review” and if you click there, it will hopefully let you create a post with your thoughts! From your iPhone: 1. Open the “podcast” app that comes pre-installed on all current apple smartphone devices. 2. In the lower right-hand corner, you’ll click on the magnifying glass “search” button and type in “marriage is funny”. 3. Click on our album cover that pops up towards the bottom of the screen. This will take you to the homepage for our show, but make sure you don’t accidentally select one of our individual episodes instead. 4. Select the “reviews” tab toward the top of the screen, and you’ll see a purple “Write a Review” button on the next page. 5. It might ask you to log in to your iTunes account, but otherwise, this will open a form where you can enter your thoughts!

How can you make your work or business romantic? Our Guest: Tim Leberecht, the author of the book The Business Romantic (Harper Collins, 2015), and the founder of The Business Romantic Society, a collective of marketers, researchers, and artists who help leaders build human and soulful businesses. Previously, he served as the chief marketing officer of NBBJ, working with clients like Amazon, Google, Samsung, to Tencent. He was also chief marketing officer for Frog Design, known for its work with Apple, Disney, GE, and many other Fortune 500 brands. His writing has appeared in Harvard Business Review, Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Forbes, Fortune, Psychology Today, Washington Post, and Wired. He’s spoken at venues including TED, The Economist Big Rethink, the Silicon Valley CEO Summit, Commonwealth Club, Carnegie Mellon, Yale University, and the World Economic Forum. Quick Preview of the Podcast: ­ How business is about meaning­-making. ­ Why you must bring passion into your creation. ­ The romantic guidelines to bring more meaning into your work life. To grab a free “Business Breakthrough” coaching call with Alex, text the word “breakthrough” to 33444 or click here. Listen to the learn how to turn your passion into profit. Hit us up: Email soulfeedpodcast@gmail.com with your questions for the show. Visit Shannon and Alex for more.

The holidays are here! What are you wishing for this year? There’s a recipe for anticipation. And in this episode we’re going to capture it together. If you can anticipate a future that hasn’t yet arrived, then you’ll never be stuck again. Quick Preview of the Podcast: ­How to turn Holiday anticipation into a recipe for success ­My Christmas carol mashup to inspire you ­Why you are the hope for others Click here for weekly inspirational content to help you create a life of purpose. Learn how to hope in the unseen and it will be seen. Hit us up: Email soulfeedpodcast@gmail.com with your questions for the show. Visit Shannon and Alex for more transformational tools.