Climbing The Summit

Climbing The Summit

By Danny CobbinEducationSelf-Improvement
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Climbing The Summit episodes

  • Feel Your Way Though w/ Anna Scott

    Anna Scott has been in business since she was 21, she is also a parent that keeps learning from her children. 

    She has studied personal development for just as long, across topics ranging from somatics to the power of thought. She has a black belt in the Japanese martial art of aikido, which teaches defense without injury and promotes peaceful resolution to conflict.

    Anna's passion is to help kind and driven individuals discover how to tune into their energy and feel empowered to make change.


    You can find Anna-  AnnaScott.co
    Her podcast-  My Love of Life Energy 

    36 min
  • Let Go and Let God W/ Hannah Holmes

    Hannah Holmes is A self-proclaimed "Recovering Type-A," with a penchant for personal development.

    As one who routinely battles control issues, she can attest that Parenthood and RealtorLife masterfully teach her to let go and let God.

    She has been married to Jeremy for 15 years and is a proud parent of Jonah (14) and Alexia (12).  And a Licensed Realtor at Keller Williams in Abilene, Texas.

    Hannah hosts the Pursuing Perfexcellence Podcast as an outlet to process & chronicle her own growth journey, with hopes of concurrently helping others along their path.

    Hannah’s website is  www.hannahboneholmes.com

    TikTok - @holmessweethomie

    Also can find her - https://hannah-holmes.kw.com

    54 min
  • RoundTable pt. 2

    You will want to hear this one. Rob has a run-in with a guy and a guitar. In contrast, Dave shares life and its juxtaposition.

    This is Divine Choas at its finest.


    Join us next week as we talk to Hanna Holmes about parenting and being stuck in the middle. 

    35 min
  • All Voices Heard

    Today we have Rob Cook from the "All Voices Heard" podcast and Dave Shine from the "Refreshment for the Soul" drop in and talk about poverty, race in America, and the simple truth behind moving forward as human beings.

    Both men are mentors and guides to young men; this is a powerful episode where we share where we are and what we see. It is a bit different than many other podcasts; if you like it, please share.


    29 min
  • A whole new way of looking at, Prejudice

    Anna Scott is a friend, college, and mentor. We go way back, so far back; we podcasted about prejudice and race in America. Neither of us thought this would go anywhere, so it's very much two friends chatting about what we see. I hope you enjoy this throwback from 2020.

    You can check out Anna on her podcast: My Love of Life Energy

    And her website Annascott.co


    27 min
  • Becoming Vulnerable and Showing your Recovery

    Today we interview Melinda Casey, a wife, and mother of two. She is a Pre-School Waldorf teacher and parent coach, helping parents in the lead with love. We talk about being our authentic selves in front of our children; leading, on the whole, is showing our kids how we deal with our own emotions. This is a fun conversation on ways to enjoy parenting again.


    If you would like more information, you can reach Melinda at [email protected] 

    32 min
  • Making Fatherhood Count

    We speak with Will Braunstein from A Dad's Path Circle, a community of Dad looking to make fatherhood count. Will is a devoted husband, father of two, and a fan of great whisky. He has committed himself as a father to help us as dads connect the dots. Thankful to have such a humble servant of the game stop in and shares what he is seeing.


    You can find his blogs, podcast, and so much more at https://www.adadspath..com

    39 min
  • Mamakids: A Post For New Parents About Trusting Yourself

     Sharyn Di Ubakdo was the most worried she had ever been. She had over 20 physician proscribed exccrisises to do with her baby daily, and she had no idea how to do any of them—especially taking care of herself. There was so much stress and unknown that she had difficulty enjoying her baby. She would look at her kid, and all she could think about was whether he would be okay. It was her life's darkest and most challenging time, and she did not see a way out. It was her worst nightmare playing itself out in real life.


    But then something happened: Sharyn fell back in love with herself, her child, and her life. Her worst possible nightmare happened—and it didn't destroy her. Instead, it made her stronger than ever before! You will always figure it out; just trust yourself, parents!


    You can find Sharyn here: https://www.sharyndiubaldo.com/

    Sharyn IG: https://www.instagram.com/sharyn.diubaldo/

    29 min

About Climbing The Summit

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Welcome to "Climbing the Summit," a podcast that explores self-awareness and resilience in the face of life's challenges. Using the metaphor of basecamp, we discuss how life coaching creates a space…