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Marci Nault discusses how going after your dreams can be a much more satisfying and easy experience when you organize what you want to accomplish.
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On this episode Marci Nault explores what it means to be wealthy with financial expert Emerald Green Forest. The show dives deep into ideas around money and how we create a life that can either align our money and time with our biggest dreams or cause us to imprison our lives within the mundane. Emerald explains the three vibes of money: scarcity, abundance, and wealth and how T.H.I.E.F. is an important aspect of our overall wealthy lifestyle. Diving deeper Emerald explains the Five ways we emotionally repel wealth and what we can do to change this. With practical advice for the entrepreneur as well as the corporate worker, Emerald takes us on a journey of what it means to be wealthy and how to achieve it.
About Emerald:
Known as the Wealthy Life Mentor, Emerald GreenForest is an internationally known speaker, transformation artist, Be The Change “Movement To Watch” & Quilly Award Winner, and one of America’s Premier Experts. Executive Producer of Apple Top 200 Ranked Men On Purpose Podcast & Wickedly Smart Women Podcast, she is hired to consult with high achieving leaders from all over the world who are called to be the Vanguard of the Creative Age.
With programs, products and services designed to create clarity, confidence and courage for global messengers and agents of change, Emerald believes that when people everywhere (especially women!)
Take the www.Quiz.WealthyLifeMethod.Com that Emerald talks about on the show to see how you attract or repel wealth in your life.
To learn more about Emerald and her programs go to: https://www.emeraldgreenforest.com/
How millionaires who’d lost it all and a white water kayaking experience led me to understand that failure isn’t the enemy of success. Marci Nault discusses the reason why your worst fears should never hold you back, and that worrying about what might happen is much worse than the actual fear coming true. She discusses entrepreneurship with millionaires and how their failures and successes taught her to stop playing it safe, feel proud of her failures, and to keep reaching for more.
Have you ever wanted to go after a dream and either felt that you were too young, too old, or had been rejected? Have you ever been knocked down so hard you felt you would never get back up? On this episode of E2T Explore, Experience, Thrive, Marci Nault speaks with Aviva Cantor, a published children's book author, competitive figure skater and the U.S. Figure Skating Adult Skating Committee's youngest Chair. Aviva speaks to what it means to pursue your deepest passions and schedule your dreams as if they were as important as your work meetings. Listeners will learn how to take on your dreams at any age, even if you've fallen down 100 times (and in front of an audience), and how a little silliness can make things so much easier.
Bio:
Aviva Cantor is the ninth and youngest-ever Chair of the U.S. Figure Skating Adult Skating Committee. This committee oversees the Adult Skating Program, which offers meaningful opportunities for skaters throughout the United States. As a lifelong skater, Aviva’s goal is to continue to guide the committee and the sport in a direction where longevity is a top priority. As a competitor, Aviva particularly enjoys theatrical events where bizarre and flamboyant props are encouraged. Off the ice, Aviva is a self-published children’s book author with professional expertise in fashion e-commerce, branding, marketing, and search engine optimization. If she isn’t skating with unusual objects or writing a catchy tagline, it’s highly likely that Aviva is knitting, cooking, or listening to a true crime podcast.
U.S. Figure Skating Adult Skating Program
http://usfigureskating.org/adultskating
Adult Skating Committee Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/USFSAdultSkatingCommittee/
Adult Skating Committee Instagram
@adultsk8usfs
"I Can Understand" Book (Aviva is happy to sign and personalize!)
amzn.to/1UMXozW
What if our whole lives we've been taught that aging is inevitable and that we'd been forced to take a slow decline? And what if we could break up with this concept of aging and be set free by the passions we choose to follow. Marci Nault discusses the concept of aging and how to let it go to finally be free of its chains.
Have you ever wondered what life would be like if you followed your passion and left behind the 9-5 job? Listen in as Liliana Jimenez, the co-director of Rumba Y Timbal Dance Company shares her journey of 1000 falls to meet with success as a director, performer, choreographer, and teacher.
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