Tonight I'm following up on last week's Money Monster-themed episode by answering two questions that came in after the show: 

1. Can you explain what you meant by "change comes at the speed of safety"? How can we feel safe in order to manifest change in our life? 

2. You have also said that our money monster represents all the unworthiness and it wants you to die and all that stuff. What if I am so depressed and suicidal, like I don't want to play this "game" anymore? How do I get the motivation to slay my money monster because I just really want to manifest money? 

And then Devin and I will move in to how to manifest LOVE. And maybe we'll do some on-camera Tarot readings, too, for fun.

Crazy Sexy Midlife Love, November 4, 2020

Society & Culture

Personal Journals

History

Philosophy

Places & Travel

Special treat this week. I’ve invited all the women from my San Miguel retreat to join Devin and me on the show to talk about San Miguel, Magic, and Transformation.

Guests, Anna Gatmon, Cristiane Cole and Lucy Lacoste

Money Monsters, Magic, and Mexico

Cristiane Cole has been a top project manager in technology for decades, who has turned around toxic teams and shifted energy patterns to increase company earnings by hundreds of millions of dollars.  

Spiritual mentor, coach, and innovator, Anna Gatmon was born in Israel and worked as a fashion model in Paris before discovering her spiritual calling, helping change-makers nurture their cause, their passion, dedication, and self-care. Anna is a TEDx Talk speaker and the author of &quot;Living a Spiritual Life in a Material World.”

“Clay Whisperer” Lucy Lacoste is an art gallery owner in Massachusetts. After years as a ceramic artist herself, she discovered her gift wasn&apos;t making the art but was being the matchmaker that intuitively connects art collectors to the ceramic pieces that speak to their souls.

Crazy Sexy Midlife Love, October 6, 2021

Francine Falk-Allen, author of &quot;No Spring Chicken&quot; and &quot;Not A Poster Child&quot;.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR, FRANCINE FALK-ALLEN
Born in Los Angeles and having lived nearly all of her life in northern California, Francine Falk-Allen had polio in 1951 at age 3, was hospitalized for 6 months, and lived most of her life as a handicapped person trying to be a “normie.”

Despite her partially-paralyzed leg and severe limp, Francine has traveled the world. She also appeared in the Nobel Prize/PBS documentary, “The War Against Microbes,” as the only representative of a disease now eradicated by a vaccine.

Her first book Not a Poster Child: Living Well with a Disability—A Memoir, won gold and silver awards and was on several best books lists in 2018 and 2019. Her newest book, No Spring Chicken: Stories and Advice from a Wild Handicapper on Aging and Disability, has also received the Kirkus star, given to only 10% of the books reviewed in Kirkus Reviews.

Francine resides in Marin County with her husband, and spends a significant amount of time managing the effects of post-polio. She also facilitates a polio survivors’ group, as well as a writing group, Just Write Marin County and sits on the City of San Rafael ADA Accessibility Committee. She loves the outdoors, swimming, gardening, British tea, and a little champagne now and then.

Crazy Sexy Midlife Love, September 15, 2021

Guest, Meirav Zur, &quot;Inconceivable!&quot; How a Comic deals with her own Infertility

Crazy Sexy Midlife Love, September 1, 2021

Crazy Sexy Midlife Love , August 18, 2021

How much better love gets when we grow up! Having fun while dating! What to expect!

Crazy Sexy Midlife Love, November 4, 2020

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