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Men. Endurance. Professionalism. Brand. Positive Mental Health. Suicide. Plant Based. Morning Rituals. Sleep. Running. Matt & Rach grab a cuppa and talk the truth of being a successful professional man, navigating positive mental health after dark times, whilst claiming real endurance in all areas of life. Full of advice and wisdom. With a Live Breathwork practice to calm the nerves at the end (42.51).
Go grab a cuppa and come join us.
Find Matt on Instagram Find Rach on Instagram Linkedin Website 40forteaEmily offers a behind the scenes view on development of Modern Macrame as a brand, whilst navigating the decision to remove 2 grapefruit size fibroids from her uterus. She shares her journey into marriage, preparing for surgery and her intention to be in service, whilst reconnecting to the seat of her creativity and power as a woman. Womb Wisdom, anxiety, creativity, alternative therapies and leading as a business woman.
Go grab a cuppa and join Rach Allan and Emily Katz for an intimate, inspiring and thought provoking tea. Alternative perspectives on being human.
Find Emily on Instagram @modernmacrame @emily_katz
Find Rach on Instagram @rachallan___ @40fortea_ Linkedin Website Here are some resources mentioned in podcast: Authentic Relating Training. Modern Macrame links. Modern macrame books. Tammy Lynn Kent - Wild feminine book Instagram The brilliant business course Emily is on with the lady from San Francisco - Nina KaufmanRach reflects on the themes and guests from Series 2 to date. This cuppa highlights wisdoms from each guest, the power of awareness. She speculates on what could be possible if we shift perspectives to create from an emerging future rather than be attached to the goal. Reflective & inspiring. Oh and there is a new, not heard before section with Bev Glick on Surrender as a perspective.
Celia Bull shares her story, saving the life of Adventurer Paul Pritchard on the Totem Pole (see Cuppa 12), how that put her life on a new trajectory and the power of Trust. Rach and Celia explore being a mum, exploring life as a journey and the power of saying yes to synchronicities, to shape life and how it evolves.
Celia is a Skipper, Climber, Crofter, Writer and Mother with an incredible story of journeying PTSD, following saving her climbing partner's life, to create a life beyond what she ever imagined. She is courageous, captivating, inspiring and real.
Through the power of connection 40 for Tea opens conversations on what it is to be human in this new decade. In Cuppa 12, Paul Pritchard told the story of a near fatal accident on the Totem Pole in Tasmania. He talked of his spiritual awakening, and how it had changed his life for the better. At the end of every cuppa, I ask my guest, "who should I speak to next?" He said, "Celia Bull, the woman who saved my life." Here is Celia's story and so much more.
The power of a cup of tea, to find common ground, be real and grow.
Go grab a cuppa and let's explore feeling into being human together.
You can find more on Celia at Selkie Explorers Facebook You can reach Rach on Linkedin or follow her on instagram at @40forTea / @Rachallan___
Claire Baker, period coach and naturally fertility teacher talks with Rach about all things Periods. Yes! It's time to get aware. This cuppa is for men and women to really understand a Women's monthly rhythm. (Men have a 24hour rhythm). Understand the seasons and hormonal changes each week, how to track your cycle and use that to improve intimacy and relationships. A lively and personal chat on periods, sex and being a woman.
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Molly Melching has lived in Senegal since 1974 and founded the international NGO, Tostan, in 1991. Tostan, meaning "breakthrough" in Wolof, implements a holistic, three-year empowering education program that has engaged over 3,000 rural African communities in themes of democracy, human rights, health, literacy and project management skills. The program has led to thousands of women holding leadership posts and over 8,800 communities in eight African countries publicly declaring their commitment to abandon harmful traditional practices. Molly and Tostan have received international recognition for their work in the areas of social norm change and human rights education including: The Conrad Hilton Humanitarian Prize, The Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship and UNESCO's King Sejong Literacy Prize. A New York Times best-selling book by Aimee Molloy, However Long the Night, vividly relates Molly and Tostan's story and they are also featured in Melinda Gates's 2019 book, Moment of Lift. Articles Gillespie, Diane & Melching, Molly (2010), "The Transformative Power of Democracy and Human Rights in Nonformal Education: The Case of Tostan", Adult Education Quarterly, 60 (4), 477-498. (Attached to this email) Ashoka, (2013) "The Crucial Role Of Empathy In Development: Q&A With Social Entrepreneur Molly Melching" https://www.ashoka.org/en-kr/story/crucial-role-empathy-development-qa-social-entrepreneur-molly-melching Melching, Molly (2013), "To Change Society, First Change Minds", CNN. https://edition.cnn.com/2013/10/31/opinion/melching-africa-social-change/index.html Martin, Courtney (2013), "However Long the Night: Q&A with Molly Melching", Stanford Social Innovation Review. https://ssir.org/articles/entry/however_long_the_night_a_qa_with_molly_melching Q&A:: A Senegal-based humanitarian group helps African communities reject harmful practices against women https://www.latimes.com/world/africa/la-fg-global-molly-melching-qa-20171106-story.html Dugger, Celia (2011) "Senegal Curbs a Bloody Rite for Girls and Women" New York Times Video and Article. Books where Tostan is featured prominently: However Long the Night by Aimee Molloy (Molly and Tostan's story) (2013) HarperOne Gates, Melinda. Moment of Lift (2019) Flatiron books. Clinton, Hillary, The Book of Gutsy Women. (2019) Simon and Schuster publishers. Martin, Roger. & Osberg, Sally. (2015), Getting Beyond Better: How Social Entrepreneurship Works, Published by Harvard Business Review Press. Carter, President Jimmy. (2014) A Call to Action: Women, Religion, Violence, and Power. Simon & Schuster. Kristof, Nicholas (2009), Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide. Knopf (Tostan featured in Chapter 13)
Series 2 kicks off with Radical Acceptance - Place your intention and attention on what you want to grow. Paul Pritchard, acclaimed pro climber and author shares his powerful story with Rach Allan on the almighty climbing accident that almost cost him his life at the Totem Pole in Tasmania. We talk his rescue, subsequent spiritual awakening, head injury, oh and that climbing is just like yoga all over a cup of Tetley Tea..
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