We’ve got another awesome guest with us this week! Author Reesha Goral joined us for a conversation about creativity.

We talked about her journey of writing and publishing her first novel, The Servant Boy, back in 2016. One unique aspect of the story that really struck both of us is the way it’s author seamlessly blended several genres into one. And during the interview, Reesha shares some fun facts about her creative process along with some tips for enhancing our own.

Happy listening and don’t forget to tell us what you think! How do YOU like to express creativity? And what would it feel feel like if you did it more often?

Interested in checking out Reesha’s book? You can find The Servant Boy on Amazon right here.

And you can also find Reesha on social media!

Instagram: @reeshagoralauthor

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/reeshagoralauthor

You can keep up with us too!

Instagram: @boldtruelife

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boldtruelife/

In this week’s episode, we delve into the topic of authenticity. It’s become somewhat of a buzzword these days, but it means so much more than a #hashtag. Our conversation centers around how living authentically improves our life, what (we believe) is the most crucial factor for cultivating authenticity, and the most common hang-ups that tend to hold us back from it. We share a few of our personal experiences (AKA struggles) around being true to ourselves and some tools that help us keep showing up even when it’s painfully difficult.

Happy listening and don’t forget to tell us what you think!

How do you feel about authenticity? And what was your number one takeaway from today’s episode?

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boldtruelife/

Resources Mentioned in Episode:

Book: “7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey”

Tapping YouTube Channel with Brad Yates

In this week’s episode, we’re chatting with our good friend and fellow life coach Janey Imaani. She’s a facilitator of Dr. Brene Brown’s Daring Way Curriculum as well as the host of a YouTube channel where she teaches about emotional awareness. 

We dive into a conversation all about her experience of becoming a “YouTuber” and some of what she’s learned so far. Janey (or Imaani, as we call her) shares how she holds onto her sense of worthiness in a social media age where her “results” and ability to impact people’s lives seem so tied to the number of views and followers that she has. We also talk about vulnerability, setting healthy boundaries, and the biggest lesson she’s learned from Brene Brown. 

Happy listening and don’t forget to let us know what you think