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On today’s episode, we discuss how we can use the things that trigger us as insights into what we still need to heal. Tune in to hear:
How recurring triggers lead Angela to examine her internal world which shed light on the parts of her that still needed to be healed
Julie opens up about what her triggers have taught her about her grief and her main limiting belief
Listen to hear what we do when we are triggered to take back our power
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s episode, we discuss how to stop blocking ourselves and start taking action on doing the things we want to do, on being the person we want to be, and on living the life we want to live. Tune in to hear:
Julie shares her process of identifying goals and creating step by step plans to take action on achieving them
Julie dives into how she uses embodiment and accountability practices to achieve her goals
Angela discusses how by identifying internal and external blocks, she has been able to take action by addressing them one at a time
The value of connecting to your “why”, staying in the present, and using your community around you to begin to take action on achieving the goals and desires that live in you
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s episode, we discuss our current thoughts and mindsets around when bad things happen in life. Tune in to hear:
How our limiting beliefs shape how we view our association to bad life events and how this association leads to secondary suffering
How we can dissociate bad experiences from our innate value and worth to heal us from this suffering
Angela shares a personal example of this process
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
On today’s episode, we discuss how we have the power to redefine the meaning of the events and experiences of our lives in order to heal and grow. Listen to hear:
How our belief systems impact the meaning we give all experiences in life
How the meaning we put on things is the source of so much of our pain and suffering
How we have the power to rewrite the meaning of our lives in order to heal and grow
The step by step process on how to apply this concept into your own life and healing journey
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s episode, we are joined by Lauren Manzke to discuss energy healing. Lauren is a Retreat Facilitator, CertifiedCrystalline Soul Healing Specialist, Reiki Master, and Intuitive Healer in Sedona, Arizona. In her career, she has held over a dozen retreats and supported over 3 thousand one on one clients. Listen to hear:
How Lauren, Julie, and Angela serendipitously know each other
Lauren shares her personal journey and evolution tapping into her innate healing ability that we each possess
Lauren explains different healing modalities including Tachyon energy, Light language, Water communication, Vortex energy, Reiki
Lauren touches on the history and knowledge of Sedona
Tune in as Lauren takes the listeners through a few healing sessions
Lauren Manzke:
Instagram: Lightofgrace77
Lightofgracereiki.com
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s episode, we are joined by Hannah Conner to discuss obsessive compulsive disorder or OCD. Hannah is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, mental performance & recovery coach, guest lecturer, group facilitator, and creative. Her professional experience includes working in community-based substance misuse treatment, in private practice settings with clients experiencing a wide range of mental health conditions, as well as a part of The United States Olympic & Paralympic Mental Health Registry that provides mental health support and collaborative care to athletes preparing for and competing in the games. Hannah is a recreational athlete, endurance athlete, and on her own recovery journey from body dysmorphia and obsessive compulsive disorder. Tune in to hear:
How society and the media misrepresent OCD
Hannah shares her personal experience of getting a diagnosis of OCD in her late 20s
An overview of OCD and its complexities
Hannah discusses treatment for OCD and what has been helpful for her throughout her recovery
How we can advocate for OCD and how to support someone living with OCD
Instagram: @head_health_with_hannah
https://www.katie-bellamy.com/about-hannah
Resources: https://www.treatmyocd.com/blog/a-quick-guide-to-some-common-ocd-subtypes
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s episode, Julie shares her experience of living with grief 7 years after the loss of her mother. Tune in to hear:
What Julie experienced acutely when her mother passed away
How she has gone from suppressing her emotions to creating space to sit and feel all the dimensions of grief
The recent life events that prompted Julie to dive deeper into her understanding of grief and the evolution that came from this
Julie shares advice for those living with grief as well as for those who have loved ones experiencing grief
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s toolkit episode, we discuss the strategy of time blocking. Tune in to learn what it is, how to do it, and the benefits we get from incorporating it into our lives.
Time blocking is a time a management strategy where you divide your day into blocks of time and dedicate each block to accomplishing a specific task
Julie discusses that what has allowed her to optimize how she schedules her days for the greatest amount productivity and impact is the work she has done to better understand who she is
Based on this understanding of herself, Julie takes us step by step through how she sets up her day
Angela shares how time blocking has been a part of her eating disorder recovery to reduce mental stress and anxiety which ultimately has lead to being more present and impactful
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s episode, we are discussing a universal truth that you are the only you that has ever been created. Never before and never again will another you exist and therefore your specific uniqueness is your impact in the world.
Ang shares how each of us have a unique set of gifts and these gifts are needed for us as a collective to succeed
Julie discusses the concept of humanity as a team with each member having specific strengths
We talk about how we do not exist in a hierarchy but rather each bring specific value to this world
We share insights on our evolution of understanding ourselves better and shifting our energy to being more of that
We hope to inspire others to know that your purpose is to just be you
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
On today’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Kim Everett to discuss how to cultivate our energy in order to transition from crisis to calm. Kim, a native of Chicago’s Southside and a daughter of the Great Migration, is a values-driven leader with extensive experience in higher education, non-profit management, and community-based organizations. Guided by contemplative practices, community building, anti-racism, and the need for anti-oppressive policies, Kim is dedicated to helping individuals, companies, and communities tap into their inner wisdom and live their best lives. Tune in to hear:
Kim’s personal journey of how hitting a state of burn out led her on a path of self healing and self discovery
The five step framework Kim developed to help individuals transition from a state of distress to calm
Kim dives into each of the five steps and how and when to implement them in order to live your most beautiful, purpose driven life
Dr. Kim Everett
www.lifeunfragmented.com
@drkimonpurpose
We hope you enjoy this conversation and share it with a friend. Be sure to subscribe, rate, and review the show on ITunes/Spotify. And please hear us when we say, you are extraordinary. Go be you, the world needs you.
Love, Jules & Ang
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