A few years ago, I had a powerful realization... I was a bad listener. Other people's words would hit my ears, but I was mostly paying attention to what was going through my mind. Merely listening has changed many things in my life - so I am so glad my guest for this episode, the wonderful Stef Cybichowski, wanted to explore this topic in depth. He shares a beautiful story about how his relationship with his father transformed drastically just from listening, and it left me more than a bit choked up. I'm so happy to share Stef, his wise words, and our exploration of listening with you.

To be in touch with Stef, contact him here: stef at yourunlimitedpotential.co.uk

I have the privilege of knowing some pretty amazing people, and my guest for this episode of the podcast is certainly one of those. Marina Galan always shares such depth and wisdom and I am so happy to share her with you. In this episode we explore the many different ways in which we all misunderstand life and ourselves, and how clearing up that misunderstanding can lead to a deeper richness of being alive.

You can contact Maria via email sivirika at yahoo dot com

 

 

Friend and colleague Kristy Halvorsen (http://yourevolution.com) is coddiwompling through life. Don't know that word? Neither did I, but oh boy do I love what it points to. In this episode, we talk about the amazing adventures life can have in store if we're open to them, what grand things there are to see, and what gets in the way for all of us. (Check out Kristy's Instagram for more of her adventures - https://www.instagram.com/coddiwomple_now)

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What would life be like if you had a genuine love for being alive? What if there was a sparkle in your eye, a lightness in your heart, a pep in your step? Could that help? I explore this and more with my lovely guest Lynne Robertson.

If you suffer with chronic health conditions like chronic fatigue syndrome, fibromyalgia or pain - this is a must listen episode. Karen and John individually came to see something very powerful about their own chronic conditions which allowed them to recover. They now work with others to help them get their lives back and have a deeper understanding of their own health. To learn more about their work visit http://breakthroughthat.com/foh/

** Disclaimer: While the speakers in this podcast do talk about their personal experiences with transformed health, none of them are doctors and nor do they claim to be. The content of this audio is for educational purposes only and not meant to be used to diagnose, prescribe, or treat any medical conditions. It is not suitable material for self-help and nor is it a substitute for proper medical treatment. You must not change your medical treatment regimen because of any information in this audio, and should always consult your doctor for any medical advice. Any changes that you make are entirely your own responsibility and at your own risk.

I get to have some of the most wonderful conversations, and with my guest Wyn Morgan there was no exception. For those who may listen to the podcast and think, "well that's nice, but what about REAL problems. What does any of this have to do with those?" - this is the episode for you! Wyn is a delight, and has a few things to say about real problems. If you would like to be in contact with him, you can reach him at Wyn at wynning.co.uk

Judy Cornish, founder of the Dementia and Alzheimer's Wellness Network (DAWN - https://thedawnmethod.com/), is spreading good news about dementia. This intrigued me, as my own mother has dementia, and it never even occurred to me there was anything good in it. I'm happy to have a new perspective thanks to Judy, and to share her and her work with you!

For the workshop mentioned visit https://thedawnprogram.com

It seems likely that when you talk to a resilience coach, resilience is going to come up. And it definitely did in this conversation with Joel Drazner (http://www.joeldrazner.com). In this episode we talk about any human’s capacity to “bounce back”, the inherent beauty and inadequacy of communicating with words, and what underlies it all. This was one of those delicious conversations that I savored when I listened back. Enjoy and happy listening.

What an amazing way to look at branding, marketing and business! Sandra Koening and I sat down and talked about branding from the inside out, and I have to say, this is one juicy topic. I saw so much around business while Sandra was speaking. I highly recommend you give a listen if you’re new to business, a solopreneur, thinking of rebranding, or just want to see something new about presenting yourself to the world.

See more from Sandra at http://brandingharmony.com/ or http://sandrakoenig.com/

Andrew Hogan (http://govisioneers.com/) has worked with groups and teams for years, helping them work together and reach goals. He's seen something so simple and practical in how coming from a place of respect for those you work with always make the process smoother. Maybe not rocket science, but where does respect come from? What if someone you work with looks "unrespectable"? Andrew talks about this and so much more (stay tuned in for his insight on personal freedom!) in this episode.