This podcast reveals an empowering perspective: What if life is happening FOR YOU not TO YOU?

This conversation between a young author and entrepreneur and an experienced intuitive teacher/author is a timely one especially during this amazing time of unprecedented change.   

How to help yourself and others see the Gift not the Curse opens up new possibilities for observing the growth that is naturally occurring even though it many times feels too messy and overwhelming.

Here are 5 benefits that you can take away from listening to this podcast:

• Life is guiding you towards the evolution of who you truly are

•  Pathways to integrate your right brain with your left brain for balance

•  Understanding the 6th sense and trusting your intuition

•  Opening the door to your non physical awareness

• Shifting energy towards peace, calmness and joy

This Intergenerational conversation between Yvonne Cloete and Aaron Johnson is deep and life changing- definitely worth your time.

Yvonne Cloete: born in South Africa has a Ph.D. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology and is the Author of "See The Gift Not The Curse; she advocates that we have 10 senses and feels her purpose in life is to teach how to enhance, use, and tap into the next 5 senses of the right brain to bring balance since most of humanity has been educated, medicated, and focused enough on the left side of the brain; she feels it's time to explore the other 5 senses too.

How can Mother Nature best support our well being?

Rajitha Bommakanti, RN, BSN, NBC-HWC, CCM, FCN, is a culinary coach who has been practicing nursing for over 30 years in various medical specialties, and currently works as an ER case manager as well as being the founder of the Healthy You Center where she provides health coaching that inspires positive transformation through educating and empowering people to make small changes to their lives to improve their health.

Cassie Funmaker: Activist, Creative Environmentalist, College Student. LTPN Youth Advisor, and Founder of the Native Wellness Movement

6 benefits/takeaways the listener will experience:

-Impact of Food Choices on mental, emotional and physical behavior

-Holistic strategies for living in a cancer-free world

-Getting to the root cause of disease

-De-stressing the mind, body, spirit and heart: power of the breath

-The many ways that Nature contributes to a healthy lifestyle

-Native Wellness Movement: regenerating ancient wisdom for well being through reconnecting and appreciating the gifts of Mother Nature

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What are some key ways to increase focus and resilience and let go of stress?

Monica Cochran, M.Ed has worked with children, parents, and other adults in a wide variety of educational, hospital, and business settings for over 40 years. She has been active in alternative education since 1978, home-educated two of her children, and has worked with other home-educating and distance-learning families since 1997. Currently, Monica works with learners, caregivers, and educators worldwide through her private practice, Learning Without Borders. See her website https://learningwithoutborders.com

James Schmidt is from Salem Oregon, and he is a college student pursuing a major in Psychology and is founding member of the Youth Advisory Council for Living the Potential Network

1. How to design Self Care as a practice 

Amanda and Aaron get us to wonder about:

How does critical thinking emerge from the stories we explore and how might that co-generate a great future for families and communities?

Amanda Johnson: Founder of True To Intention and Co-Founder of Saved By Story Publishing, Brand and Content Oracle, Story-healing Guide, Author, and Speaker on a mission to help others write truer personal and collective stories.

Aaron Johnson: Published author, young entrepreneur, founding member of LTPN's Youth Advisory Council, Founder of Caterbuilder, and Co-Founder of Saved By Story Publishing is passionate about helping people see the infinite potential of the world and the importance of building communities and relationships that facilitate life-long learning.

Some of the takeaways you, as the listener, will experience include:

1. Three life-changing perspectives to uncovering and understanding your own story

1. How to best manage uncertainty

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Two intergenerational change makers from our LTPN community share their passion for Food, Connection and Gratitude with the stories of how and where food comes from through the process of planting, producing, cooking, and sharing. All are keys to becoming healthy and whole.

Tune in to hear Cassandra Funmaker and Julie Diaz sit down and discuss:

• Four Strands of Art and how learning to express using one of these modalities supports well-being for people and the earth
  

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How do we access divine guidance for designing a successful life?

Sales Expert and Coach, Motivational Speaker, and 5-Time Bestselling Author, Ursula Mentjes, sat down with our founding Youth Advisory Council Member and new entrepreneur, Aaron Johnson, to talk about potential and what it takes to design a successful life.

In their conversation, they covered a lot of ground and you’ll love every bit of it as they talk about how: 

to discover our life purpose

activating the power of intention opens up synchronicities

we can clear to trust ourselves on our learning journey

to succeed as a budding entrepreneur of any age

It’s time to begin designing our life journey from the inside-out with even more intention!

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What does theater have to do with therapy?

Tune in to listen to Lathe Haynes and James Schmidt answer this question and so many more. 

Lathe has over 30 years as a clinical psychologist, including organizational and industrial psychology, career counseling, and cancer research related to the psychological factors that impact the immune system; and James is just getting started as a college student pursuing a major in Psychology. 

Tune in to hear these two men dive into: 

1. pursuing a career path where you can be authentic by integrating your interests, your passion, and your personality

If you or someone you love is considering a career in psychology, you won't want to miss this.

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