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099 – Kenya Pope – On Overcoming Our Fear of What’s Possible
I have done some writing recently about how important it is to get a
handle on our internal mindset before we step out on stage. So
it was so wonderful to talk with Kenya Pope –
an author, speaker, artist and coach - whose mission is to help
heart-centered entrepreneurs make money while they make a
difference. To eradicate the “starving” artist notion! That is a
worthy cause!
And here's what I can tell you about Kenya: she has a beautiful
spirit! In our brief time together, we connected through her
artistry - her poetry, her singing, her stories. Clearly, Kenya
knows how to make an impact. She is unabashedly "woo-woo" - and
brings her fascinating and eccentric experience, world view, spirit
and love with her in this conversation. It's "woo-woo" - and it's
full of life. Enjoy!
(A small warning for those who are sensitive about language:
Kenya does use some spirited language a few times... nothing
shocking (and I love her spirit!), but probs not for the kids'
ears. Fair warning!)
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By with speaking tips and inspiration by Sally Z from BeMoved
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I have done some writing recently about how important it is to get a
handle on our internal mindset before we step out on stage. So
it was so wonderful to talk with Kenya Pope –
an author, speaker, artist and coach - whose mission is to help
heart-centered entrepreneurs make money while they make a
difference. To eradicate the “starving” artist notion! That is a
worthy cause!
And here's what I can tell you about Kenya: she has a beautiful
spirit! In our brief time together, we connected through her
artistry - her poetry, her singing, her stories. Clearly, Kenya
knows how to make an impact. She is unabashedly "woo-woo" - and
brings her fascinating and eccentric experience, world view, spirit
and love with her in this conversation. It's "woo-woo" - and it's
full of life. Enjoy!
(A small warning for those who are sensitive about language:
Kenya does use some spirited language a few times... nothing
shocking (and I love her spirit!), but probs not for the kids'
ears. Fair warning!)