In this episode of "Conscious Not Crazy," host Kori sits down with Emmy-winning sports broadcaster Joel Goldberg for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation. Together, they dive into the powerful intersection of parenting, sports, and personal growth, unpacking real-world strategies to help young athletes build resilience, develop well-rounded identities, and gain life skills that last far beyond the field.

Joel draws from his rich broadcasting and speaking experience, sharing compelling stories and actionable insights about the importance of strong relationships, a relentless work ethic, and learning to embrace failure as a stepping stone to success. The discussion tackles the unique challenges facing parents today, from navigating the pressures of social media to fostering independence and emotional intelligence in kids.

Packed with relatable anecdotes and practical advice, this episode is a must-listen for parents, coaches, and anyone passionate about supporting the next generation. Tune in and join the conversation, share your thoughts, questions, or your own experiences with raising resilient, confident kids in today’s fast-changing world.

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Join us on a journey of intentional parenting as we explore the profound impact of being present and mindful in our roles as parents. Listen in as I, Kori, share insights alongside our special guest, Aaron Stroman, host of the Intentional Father podcast. Together, we navigate the transition from youth ministry to fatherhood, where Aaron candidly reflects on the challenges and rewards that accompany raising children, particularly through life's changes such as divorce. Our conversation underscores the importance of understanding the reasons behind children's behavior and the critical role the family plays in shaping them. By sharing personal stories and experiences, we emphasize how prioritizing quality time and attention can guide our children effectively, even amidst personal challenges.

This episode also examines the stark contrast between parenting with intention versus by accident. We highlight how parents may unknowingly pass on their limitations and the value of self-reflection in overcoming these barriers. The narrative includes anecdotes of involving children in our professional lives, illustrating how this can offer them a deeper understanding of our responsibilities. We discuss fostering connection over compliance, particularly during the teenage years, and the significance of modeling resilience and perseverance as parents. Through this engaging dialogue, we aim to inspire a thoughtful approach to parenting that prioritizes love, time, and self-awareness, encouraging a growth mindset and providing children with a nurturing environment to thrive

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Jordan Ridge, co-founder of Ridge Lane, as she recounts her journey from the corporate world to entrepreneurship while navigating the rewarding chaos of motherhood. Discover how Jordan, a single mom, transformed challenges into opportunities, balancing her professional ambitions with parenting responsibilities. Listen as she candidly shares the pressures and motivations that fueled her career growth, offering insights into the courage it takes to step into the world of business ownership while embracing the unpredictability of family life.

Explore the intricate dance between entrepreneurship and parenting as we discuss the transition from a stable corporate job to the flexible yet uncertain realm of business ownership. Together with Jordan, we reveal the importance of establishing non-negotiable family routines and maintaining open communication with children, teaching them resilience and work ethic. We reflect on the evolving nature of parenting, how it compares to past generations, and the implications for today's families. Our conversation highlights the need for adaptability and setting boundaries to effectively manage professional and parental demands.

Gain valuable insights into pursuing your passion with the right mindset and the power of action. Uncover the significance of surrounding yourself with supportive peers and the resilience needed to face skeptics on the entrepreneurial journey. Jordan and I delve into the importance of authenticity, both in business and personal interactions, and the role self-care plays in sustaining productivity and happiness. Join us as we share stories of overcoming fears, celebrating victories, and embracing opportunities with grace, even when uncertainty looms large

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Have you ever wondered if the secret to better parenting lies in understanding ourselves first? Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Annmarie Chereso, a conscious relationship coach and international bestselling author, who shares her personal journey from a challenging divorce during a preganancy to a life of mindfulness. Annmarie reveals how embracing mindfulness has transformed her approach to parenting and relationship building, highlighting the power of modeling healthy coping mechanisms for both children and adults. Discover how her contribution to the anthology "Perfectly Imperfect Families" emphasizes transitioning from fear to love consciousness as a pathway to nurturing more profound connections.

We unravel the complexities of modern parenting by addressing the delicate balance between compassion and boundaries. Anne-Marie and I discuss the unrealistic expectations parents often place on themselves and the detrimental effects of judgment and fear. Through emotional regulation and self-awareness, we explore how acceptance can pave the way for compassion and self-control, both for ourselves and our children. The conversation also brings to light the generational shifts in parenting styles and the importance of letting children experience failure to build resilience.

In our exploration of human relationships, Annmarie sheds light on the influence of ego, fear, and authenticity. Learn how recognizing and moving beyond fear-based ego patterns can lead to more genuine, heart-centered connections. By prioritizing authenticity and honesty, even when facing potential rejection, we can foster healthier relationships. The discussion also underscores the importance of personal growth and intentionality in creating thriving environments for both children and adults. Tune in for practical insights and guidance on fostering healthier relationships and parenting practices amidst societal pressures.

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What if the secret to a peaceful co-parenting relationship was as simple as assuming positive intent? Join me, Kori, as I welcome my dear friend Jill, a seasoned divorce coach, to explore the emotional and logistical intricacies of navigating divorce and co-parenting. Jill shares her journey from law school to becoming a specialist in divorce and child custody cases, highlighting the importance of differentiating between the emotional breakup, the legal divorce process, and the parenting relationship. We unpack the common obstacles parents face during divorce, stressing the need to address each aspect separately to reduce conflict and foster healthier co-parenting dynamics. Reflecting on personal experiences, we underscore the significance of shielding children from parental disputes to safeguard their well-being.

In our discussion, we examine the complexities of co-parenting post-divorce, particularly the negative impact of speaking ill about the other parent in front of the children. We stress the importance of maintaining communication focused on the kids to avoid unnecessary conflicts and share insights into navigating life as a single parent. By embracing vulnerability and honesty, we aim to model open communication for our children, teaching them that it’s okay to not have all the answers and encouraging them to engage in open dialogue. We also tackle the challenges of co-parenting during the holiday season, highlighting the importance of being child-centered and creating new traditions that provide a stable environment for the kids.

Listen in as we emphasize the value of assuming positive intent in co-parenting relationships and interactions with children. Jill and I introduce a practical tool, "API: Assume Positive Intent," encouraging listeners to pause and consider the motivations behind others’ actions, especially during emotional times. We discuss strategies for addressing children’s complaints about the other parent and the dynamics of relationships with stepparents, advocating for children’s autonomy in maintaining these bonds. By focusing on effective communication and mutual respect, we hope to guide families in navigating the complexities of co-parenting with grace and patience, ensuring the happiness and well-being of the children remain a priority.

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Welcome to Conscious Not Crazy, where I share insights from my journey as a parent and educator to explore the intriguing parallels between parenting and running a business. In this episode, titled "The Business of Parenting," I reflect on how skills like emotional intelligence, understanding behavior, and empathy are essential in both arenas. By establishing a strong foundation based on values, mission, and vision, we can communicate effectively and align with those we lead, whether it's our children, students, or employees. I share personal experiences and insights on how these principles have guided me through parenting challenges and beyond.

Listen in as I explore the importance of emotional intelligence in "Empowering Leadership and Setting Boundaries." By understanding our personal triggers and setting clear boundaries, we maintain control over our responses and foster an environment where mistakes are embraced as learning opportunities. Modeling desired behaviors and creating a supportive atmosphere helps both children and employees manage failure constructively, encouraging risk-taking and innovation. The conversation emphasizes the need for a strong foundation based on clear values, as actions often speak louder than words.

Join me in "Embracing Failure and Solution-Focused Leadership" as I discuss fostering a supportive environment in leadership at home and work. Reacting with anger or blame can drive individuals into a fear-based state that hinders problem-solving, so it's crucial to guide them in learning from mistakes. By allowing children and employees to experience consequences, we nurture emotional intelligence and problem-solving skills, essential for success in a changing world. Additionally, "Establishing Healthy Boundaries With Others" highlights the significance of setting boundaries in personal and professional relationships, managing interactions with kindness and directness, and embracing failure as a learning opportunity. Tune in for an engaging discussion on navigating life's challenges with clarity and purpose

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In this enlightening episode of "Conscious Not Crazy," Kori delves into the world of transformative parenting by focusing on self-awareness and the cultivation of core values. Learn how understanding your child's behavior through the iceberg analogy can help reveal the emotions underlying their actions. Kori offers practical strategies to help parents maintain composure and model positive responses, teaching children healthy coping skills in the process.

Discover the importance of feelings as indicators rather than dictators, allowing for thoughtful responses to developmental challenges. This episode encourages parents to embrace authenticity, recognize personal triggers, and set boundaries to foster a nurturing environment where growth takes precedence over perfection.

Join Kori as she emphasizes the significance of becoming the best version of yourself—not just for your children, but for all your relationships. Through open discussions about values and embracing failure as a learning opportunity, guide your children to thrive in a digital age. By focusing on self-awareness and positive transformation, both you and your children can achieve more fulfilling lives.

Key Takeaways:

Understand your child's behavior with the iceberg analogy.

Maintain composure and model positive responses for healthy coping skills.

Embrace authenticity and self-awareness to improve parenting and relationships.

Engage in open discussions about family values.

Encourage resilience in a social media-driven world by accepting imperfection and learning from failure.

Tune in for an inspiring journey towards personal growth and Conscious Not Crazy parenting. If you enjoy this episode, please like, follow, and share with others who might benefit from these insights

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Join us on "Conscious, Not Crazy" as we explore the transformative journey of our special guest, Cicone Prince, an international speaker, author, and coach. Cicone shares his personal development story, beginning with a pivotal breakup in college that led him to introspectively question his own behaviors and reactions. This self-reflection became a lifelong journey, guiding him to discover his true calling. Originally the founder of a 3D animation company, Cicone experienced an epiphany during a business pitch competition, realizing that his passion lay in inspiring others rather than selling products. His book, "Are You Climbing the Wrong Mountain," encapsulates his mission to help individuals recognize and pursue their true purpose.

Our conversation extends to the profound impact of childhood experiences on adult life, focusing on the importance of inner child healing for personal growth. We discuss the need to address root causes of behavior patterns and the role of self-awareness in parenting and leadership. By understanding and modeling healthy behaviors, we can foster positive development in ourselves and our children. Drawing from business insights and personal experiences, we underscore the significance of healing and the potential need for professional support to navigate this journey of self-discovery and transformation.

Listen in as we also tackle the challenges of parenting in the digital age, discussing how technology influences childhood and the balance between protection online and offline. We highlight the importance of setting boundaries with technology to maintain focus and personal growth. By sharing stories and reflections, we encourage authenticity in relationships, emphasizing the need to take actionable steps towards healing and personal growth. Our discussion is filled with insights on overcoming obstacles, learning from adversity, and inspiring others through living a healed and authentic life. To further explore Cicone's resources and learn about his speaking engagements you will find his website listed below.

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Welcome to another engaging session of Conscious Not Crazy! Today, I am thrilled to have two exceptional guests, Brice Dawson and Skylor Alexander, who are making waves in the construction industry in Kansas City. Skylor, owner of Stag Homes, shares his unique journey from growing up in a blue-collar family to becoming a general contractor. He emphasizes the vital role of early exposure to trades and the challenges of finding reliable workers. Skylor praises Brice for his consistency and leadership. Brice, on the other hand, recounts his upbringing in a family home-building business, highlighting how this background gave him unique insights into construction and customer relations.

Listen in as we delve into diverse career paths, especially within education and the construction industry. The discussion underscores the crucial importance of vocational training and hands-on experiences as viable alternatives to traditional college education. Through personal anecdotes, we highlight how success in trades can be achieved without accumulating significant student debt. We also discuss the need for educational systems to focus on emotional intelligence and practical skills, illustrated by real-world learning experiences provided through collaborations with schools. This emphasis on vocational training will leave you feeling informed and enlightened about the diverse career paths available.

Finally, we touch on the innovative approaches of unique school systems, from preschool to elementary levels, that foster autonomy and confidence in children. The conversation also covers personal career journeys, showing how diverse skills and experiences contribute to professional growth and adaptability. By sharing stories of career evolution from teaching and sales to brewing and construction, we stress the importance of lifelong learning and adaptability in today's rapidly changing world, motivating us to prepare for the future. Join us for a compelling discussion on how real-world education programs and diverse career paths can shape the future for the younger generation.

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What does it mean to truly transform after a life-altering event? Join us as we sit down with Efrat Shokef, a social psychologist, author, and mother of three, who sheds light on her profound journey following a near-death experience from a car crash. Efrat shares intimate details of her recovery, the reshaping of her identity, and the deep love and connection she felt during her near-death experience. Her story is one of resilience and offers an insightful look into the profound impact such experiences can have on life and motherhood.

Explore the depths of healing childhood trauma and overcoming limiting beliefs in this powerful episode. We dive into how unresolved trauma shapes behaviors and limits potential, particularly for parents. Efrat discusses various methodologies for personal growth, such as conscious brain rewiring and deep shamanic soul healing. We emphasize the importance of breaking generational cycles and modeling authenticity for our children, enriched with personal anecdotes and Efrat's ongoing journey of growth and alignment.

Finally, we tackle the challenges of parenting through personal growth, highlighting the balance between nurturing children's potential and living in the moment. The conversation navigates the power of visualization, trusting the process, and maintaining positive intent towards others. Through compelling stories, including a moving tale about a motivational speaker's life-saving words, we illustrate the impact of positive energy and the unseen struggles of others. Tune in for valuable insights on healing communication, embracing failures as learning opportunities, and showing up for our children in moments of alignment, all detailed in Efrat's inspiring book, "The Promise We Made."

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