Earn Your Happy

Today I talk about being authentic as it’s one of the most important things you can follow throughout your lives. But for a lot of us, we find ourselves struggling to attract and connect with the people who we want to connect with. Personally, I discovered later on that it was because I wasn’t showing up fully as myself.

I didn’t want others to see that I was anything but “fine” because I didn’t want to be a burden. Instead, to receive much-needed validation, I constantly put myself in the role of fixer and peacekeeper. So in order to start showing my true self, I had to get vulnerable and share more of myself to others (something I still have to make an effort to do).

“If we don’t risk vulnerability and rejection, we will never actually have authentic connection.”

It won’t always go well, but when you take the risk, you leave yourself open to attract a tribe of people who will act as a safety net for you when you do face your fears. In my book, A Tribe Called Bliss, Be Authentic is one of 7 sacred agreements to creating relationships (I read an excerpt from the book during this episode).

Becoming authentic is actually following your joy and what lights you up. When we’re not following that it often has to do with the relationships we’re in. And sometimes we have to weed out the inauthentic relationships that are keeping us tied to the version of ourselves that we think we should show up as.

“You can’t be seen if you’re not showing up fully you.”

It’s time to get vulnerable and take risks and peel back all the layers of the real you. By doing this you’re able to attract your own tribe and attract all the people you’re meant to attract. Put simply:

“Stop trying to fit in and start trying to be more YOU.”

Imagine the incredibly powerful shift and movement we can all make with we join forces for good that cannot be stopped. I’m so excited to get this shift started on May 8!

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In This Episode We Talk about:

• What it means to be authentic
• Discovering and weeding out inauthenticity in your life
• Attracting who you are meant to attract
• How Lori’s A Tribe Called Bliss book works 

Resources:

A Tribe Called Bliss by Lori Harder

Now available for pre-order at loriharder.com/amazon

Join me on the A Tribe Called Bliss Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1571018952966750/

Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

I’m so thrilled to have my friend and fellow master-minder, Lindsay Sukornyk, back on the show! Not only is she a great coach, yoga instructor and mom, but she’s also one of the best conversationalists I know. When we talk there is never a bad conversation.

In this episode, we talk about stepping into fear and reframing it as an opportunity for growth and aliveness. Lindsay and I also discuss the impact nature has when it comes to helping you get into more of a flow state (her Alive + Awake retreats are perfect for this). Regardless, it’s about listening to the “whispers” that nudge you in the direction you’re meant to go. And generally those are the things that resonate with you and make you feel good. Don’t know about you, but I am all for more of that in my life!

I guarantee you’ll feel a little lighter after listening to the words of my unicorn friend and eager to elevate your life to the next level (perhaps in Costa Rica?).

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Question Highlights:

• How did you decide to move to Costa Rica and start doing retreats and other things?
• What makes you this insane warrior going straight for the fear and straight for the opposite of what’s logical?
• How do you allow yourself to lean in, have faith and get into the flow state at any time?
• Why are we so resistant to be ourselves?
• What is most exciting for you right now?

In This Episode We Talk about:

• How Lindsay left her elite career because she was unsatisfied and wanted to tap into her highest potential
• Yoga, mindfulness and spirituality
• Working remotely and how to make it work
• How Lindsay changed her perspective on fear and reframed it as an opportunity for growth and aliveness
• Triggering flow states by stepping into fear
• The effect nature has on transformation in all forms
• How Lindsay’s Alive + Awake retreats help others step into their highest potential
• Lindsay’s book-writing journey so far
• And much more…

Quotes:

“Listen to the whispers.”

“This way to the good stuff.”

“This whole journey for us has been one of leaping into the unknown and making it up as we go and then ultimately listening to the whispers of our souls, but also taking the actions required.”

“When we play and have fun, everything can go way faster and far more smoothly – especially when it comes to transformation.”

“Surrender to the magic that’s available when we let go of our plans and expectations.”

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Lindsay is a unicorn trainer, transformational leadership expert, master coach, writer, wanderluster, and mama of four amazing kids. She is living the dream with her family in Costa Rica, France and Canada, where she guides elite leaders from around the world through transformational activation experiences in the surf town where she lives. She is completing her first novel and screenplay, “Path of the Unicorn.” A regular Huffington Post blogger and often featured as a speaker and expert in the media, she is a certified professional co-active coach (CPCC) with CTI and a RYT 500 certified yoga teacher. Lindsay has a B. Comm from Queen’s University, where she majored in strategy and organizational behavior. She began her career at A.T. Kearney, a top-tier global management consulting firm. In the elite transformational leadership coaching space for over 15 years, Lindsay has spoken to and coached founders and influencers at global events such as Afest, the Bliss Project, and leading organizations, including Accenture, and A.T. Kearney, Starbucks, Deloitte, P&G, Blackberry and Revlon. She has been cited as an expert media such as The Globe and Mail, The National Post and Canadian Business Magazine.

Resources:

FB: facebook.com/lsukornyk

IG: @lindsaysukornyk

AliveAndAwake.com

Next Founders and Influencers Retreat is Nov. 10-17 in Costa Rica

Previous Earn Your Happy episode with Lindsay

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Check out my website at http://www.loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

With so many projects happening right now, I’ve had to tap into a different part of myself – a part that requires me to lean into my faith and imperfection. You see for a long time I had a story around the amount of time I needed to create. What I’m finding now is that it was just that – a story.

In the past few months, I’ve learned to create (talks, programs etc.) in a much shorter amount of time. And scheduling wise, because I didn’t have a choice, I practiced massive amounts of faith to get it all done!

“Everything can be done in the amount of time that you have.”

The truth is that we use the amount of time we have – no matter how long that time period is. For example, I took the full 30 days to write my TedTalk – and tweaked right up until the end. I wanted my message to be perfect. But what I’ve found is that my audience doesn’t want to see perfection all the time. And just because I have the time, doesn’t mean I should use it all.

“When you over-prepare, over-perfect and over-tweak, you’re not leaving space for faith or trust.”

Where in your life are you over-perfecting or over-prepping? Now, don’t get me wrong, you should prepare, but you must leave space for your divine message to come through. Try tapping into what your audience wants to hear. Chances are if you have the fears, they do too. How can you use your experiences to help them overcome them? When you authentically share like this you are inviting yourself and others to up-level and live out your purpose.

After all, it isn’t about you – it’s about your audience and the message that you were meant to share. There is so much power in your imperfections – so let them shine through and have faith that others will relate to them as well.

“Focus on less perfection and prepping in order for your message to come through.”

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In This Episode We Talk about:

• Upleveling and learning to create in a shorter amount of time
• Why procrastination can be a gift
• The power of imperfection and authenticity to change lives

Resources:

Aligned Course

Loriharder.com/aligned

A Tribe Called Bliss by Lori Harder

Now available for pre-order at loriharder.com/amazon

Join me on the A Tribe Called Bliss Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1571018952966750/ 

Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

Today’s guest, Hila Plitmann, is like me, a regular at SoulCycle. It’s no surprise that I noticed her energy right away as she was always smiling, singing or dancing. But when I heard her angelic voice, it stopped me in my tracks and I knew I had to meet her.

Hila connected with music at a very young age, landed her first opera role at age 14 and attended Julliard School of Music. Now a singer and actor, Hila is just as passionate about music now as she was years ago. And once you hear her sing (and our conversation), you’ll see the intention and light behind her.

I always love hearing about all of the various creative processes out there and I hope you’ll also enjoy hearing how Hila taps into the feelings of her body with each new project or song.

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Question Highlights:

• What was it for you when you were younger that made you know that you had to follow this dream of singing, and what were the consequences if you didn’t experience or follow it?
• What would you say to someone who maybe doesn’t know how that creative expression can come about? How do you nurture that?
• When you go into creation mode, what are you thinking when you want to put something out in the world?
• Did you recognize your dream and create it? What happened after?
• What do you do now when you have a lot of extra creative energy?
• What new things are going on for you right now?

In This Episode We Talk about:

• How Hila and I connected at SoulCycle
• Not taking pain too seriously, but rather embracing it and inviting it in
• Walking and writing to process feelings
• Releasing self-judgment and criticism
• Tapping into the feelings of your body to create
• Hila’s non-structured structured life
• And so much more…

Quotes:

“It’s a state of timelessness when music and stories are in my life.”

“Relish and let yourself be in this amazing experience of life.”

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A Grammy Award-Winning Singer, Songwriter and Actress, Hila Plitmann is a glittering jewel on the international music scene, known worldwide for her astonishing musicianship, light and beautiful voice and the ability to perform challenging new work. She has worked with many leading conductors, performing with the likes of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the New York Philharmonic and the London Symphony Orchestra.

Resources:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbO2w3Bb09vJ5phl_YZeThg

FB: facebook.com/hila.plitmann.1

IG: @hilaplitmann

http://www.Hilaplitmann.com

Faith:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjifzAioUfI 

Good Night Moon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy8Amut53qw

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Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

I’m just getting back from my Bliss Project event weekend and honestly still recharging and processing all the magical things that happened. One of the topics we discussed at length was what happens before and after breakthroughs or graduating to the next level.

In my experience as well as other Bliss beauties, I’ve found that when we’re on the verge of the next level of our lives, things start to go wrong. We doubt if we even have what it takes, things feel like they’re falling apart etc., and we want to give up. But if we stick to it and keep pushing through with full-time faith we’re rewarded.

“Full-time faith will always bring us to a higher elevation of life.”

Personally, before each new level I’ve discovered that either something from the past comes back to haunt me or my faith is tested by multiple things going the exact opposite way of what I’d planned.

We all have “rocket ship” or “coast” moments – we’re either full throttle and feeling a little unsure and sick or breaking through to enjoy the coast that comes after.

I would love to tell you that you could go on coast mode your whole life, and things will be easy all the time, but I can’t. Again this is where full-time faith comes in. We must believe that everything, even the bad stuff, is happening for us and helping us get to that next level as soon as possible. 

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In This Episode You Will Learn:

• What it means to uplevel and what it feels like
• Why challenges tend to come up right before a breakthrough
• Why we don’t get to choose when we have faith

Resources:

A Tribe Called Bliss by Lori Harder

Now available for pre-order at loriharder.com/amazon

Join me on the A Tribe Called Bliss Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1571018952966750/

Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

I’m so honored to have author and fellow podcaster, Melissa Ambrosini, back on Earn Your Happy! A lot has changed since we last chatted and I was so happy to catch up and dish about her new book, Open Wide: A Radically Real Guide to Deep Love, Rocking Relationships, and Soulful Sex.

Melissa believes that all of us are meant to have deep and fulfilling relationships with deep love however, often we’re unable to achieve them because we lack unconditional self-love for ourselves. Tune in to hear how you too can unlock your heart, be vulnerable and authentic – all while staying in your truth and within the healthy boundaries you set.

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Question Highlights:

• What have you been up to since our last podcast?
• Did this book (Open Wide) come from not having fulfilling relationships?
• What happens when one partner is completely open and the other isn’t aware, but you want to share it with your partner?
• What are some things you can tell people after they get a vulnerability hangover?
• Do you have anything in your life now that feels like it needs completion?
• Do you have any favorite relationship lessons – one good, one bad?
• How do you discuss boundaries with people?
• What is something you want to let go of?
• What is something you really want people to know about the book?

In This Episode We Talk about:

• Melissa’s new book, Wide Open

Quotes:

“I’m not here for surface-level interactions.”

“When you meet your soulmate there is nowhere to hide.”

“Where there is discomfort, there is always growth on the other side.”

“Relationships require love, energy and attention.”

“Everything we tell ourselves is a story.”

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Melissa Ambrosini is the bestselling author of Mastering Your Mean Girl and Open Wide, host of the number one podcast The Melissa Ambrosini Show, a speaker and self-love teacher.

In her signature straight-talking style, Melissa teaches women how to unlock their full potential, master their inner Mean Girl, smash through limiting beliefs, and ditch the self-doubt so that they can start living the life of their dreams. Named a 'self-help guru' by Elle Magazine her mission is to inspire women to create a heart-centered life one that’s wildly wealthy, fabulously healthy and bursting with love.

Resources:

Previous Earn Your Happy Episode with Melissa

Open Wide: A Radically Real Guide to Deep Love, Rocking Relationships, and Soulful Sex

http://melissaambrosini.com/openwide

IG: @melissaambrosini

FB: facebook.com/MelissaAmbrosiniTribe

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Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

This past weekend, I spoke in front of 10,000 people at Grant Cardone’s 10X Growth Conference. And while it was one of the most amazing speaking experiences of my life, it came with a ton of doubt, lack of clarity and more nerves than I’d ever experienced.

During the weeks leading up to this event and planning my talk, I struggled to find clarity. I panicked. With several big things happening this past month, I was stuck in my own head and nothing else could come through.

“Being busy can be the biggest curse when you’re trying to be creative.” 

At this point, doubt crept in and I began to wonder how the hell I even received this opportunity. I knew I was meant to be there and share a message, but I questioned if they had the right Lori Harder. So, I did what I knew I needed to do.

I reached out to my Earth angels and asked for their support and confirmation that yes, I could do this, and yes, I was meant to do this. It helped so much. My talk fell into place and it was off to Las Vegas for the conference.

However, the day before the event I felt waves of sheer terror. Dizzy at times and feeling like I was going to pass out, I told my husband, “I’m going down.” He quickly helped me reframe with questions such as, “What are you excited about? What are you grateful for?” It helped a little, but I still felt shaken. That is until I stepped onto the stage and saw all of the people. I was instantly grounded and realized that,

“No vision is given to us if it’s not for us. We must have faith in that.”

When I pictured all of my tribe who supported me, my faith kicked in and I felt calm. I felt a part of me I’d never felt. It was one of the most incredible talks.

So, the moral of the story? Have faith. Take risks – even when it scares the crap out of you.

“Stop thinking that a mediocre life is going to make you happy.”

Everything you want is on the other side of fear. It doesn’t always feel good, but it’s not supposed to. Lean into that uncertainty and know that for all the lows we experience, we often experience an abundance of highs.

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In This Episode You Will Learn:

• How Lori overcame her anxiety around speaking in front of 10,000 people
• Why we need full-time faith
• Why we need to lean into uncertainty

Resources:

A Tribe Called Bliss by Lori Harder

Now available for pre-order at http://loriharder.com/amazon

Join me on the A Tribe Called Bliss Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1571018952966750/

Check out my website at http://loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

I’ve been a big fan and follower of today’s guest and author Scott Stabile, for a while now. After losing his parents tragically at the age of 14, he felt that he had dealt with the loss in the years after – he did well in school, had a lot of friends, but he kept his parents’ death a secret to all those who didn’t know.

It wasn’t until he was in his 20s that Scott jumped into personal development and realized that he never really faced his loss or dealt with the wide range of emotions that were involved. He had built a wall around himself to keep out the dark, but because we can’t be selective about what we let in, he blocked out so much of the light, too.

Today, since learning to move through his emotions/energy, Scott has made it his mission to use love as his guiding force in life and serve the world with the power of love and positivity. On every level, he strives to operate from the energy of love, kindness and compassion. Can you imagine if the entire world did this? Scott believes we must focus on showing up in our own truth and then aligning ourselves in love.

I cannot thank Scott enough for being so open and honest and willing to share so much of his heart with us today. It has definitely further engrained in me to originate everything I do in love to obtain the best outcome. And if you love this, you’ll really want to check out his book, “Big Love.”

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Question Highlights:

• Where did your story start?
• What did it look like when your wall was up? What was the turning point?
• What did the space look like when you had to go back and heal, forgive and let go of the shame?
• Is there something else you do to help move your energy/emotions through?
• What was the moment that helped you see what you needed to let go?
• How do we show up with an “open” intention?
• What is something you do when neediness (or another emotion) comes up again?
• Why did you write “Big Love?”

In This Episode We Talk about:

• Scott’s tragic loss of his parents at age 14 and how it affected him
• Getting honest with your feelings and sitting in the uncomfortable
• The energy and discovery that comes with writing
• The power of conversations to help move energy/emotions through
• The importance of self-care
• How breathing in a conscious way can unlock pockets of darkness
• Showing up in your truth and having an awareness of how you’re showing up in the world
• The power of intention, acceptance and flexibility
• Self-love – becoming aware of it and making it a practice
• Why all emotions are important
• The beauty in sharing our hardships, struggles and idiosyncrasies with others
• And so much more…

Quotes:

“Love is the guiding force in my life.”

“Unless we’re honest about what we’re experiencing in the world and unless we’re willing to sit in the uncomfortable feelings and feel, there is no potential for healing.”

“When you’re ready to grow and heal, and you’re really open to looking at yourself and your experience honestly, life is going to provide ample opportunity for you to do so.”

“When I’m taking care of myself, I feel more taken care of by the world.”

“When we’re willing to take responsibility for how we’re showing up in the world, the possibilities for growth are endless.”

“We can be clear on our intentions, but that doesn’t always mean that we’re going to get what we want. And it certainly doesn’t mean that we’re going to get what we want in the way we want to receive it.”

“Wherever we’re putting our energy toward avoiding feeling, we’re giving all of our energy toward that feeling.”

“What does love invite me to do in this moment?”

“Go within. Go to love. Love is the key to joy.”

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Scott Stabile is the author of Big Love. His inspirational posts and videos have attracted a huge and devoted social media following, including over 350K Facebook fans and counting. A regular contributor to the Huffington Post, he lives in Michigan and conducts personal empowerment workshops around the world. Visit him online at http://www.scottstabile.com.

Resources:

Big Love: The Power of Living with a Wide-Open Heart by Scott Stabile

http://a.co/ijJHrdw

http://www.scottstabile.com.

IG: @scottstabile

FB: facebook.com/ScottFrankStabile

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Check out my website at http://loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

Now that my book is available for pre-order, I am over the moon excited to talk a bit more about it and the journey it’s taken me on so far. First of all, I’ve always felt there was a book inside me waiting to be shared with the world, I just didn’t know when and I certainly didn’t know how it would happen.

It may come as shock to some that I’ve been working on this book for nearly four years now, but after many rejections, the publishing company that I wished for accepted my proposal and offered me the exact amount I had envisioned. The rejections were hard, but I only needed one yes, and I had faith that it would come.

“When we continue to choose faith, it’s going to show up in a completely different way thank you expect.”

But once my book proposal was accepted and we talked timelines, I did the unthinkable. I scrapped everything I’d written and started over. I knew so much more than what I initially wrote about and knew that this book was going to be a launch pad for a bigger movement. The book title, A Tribe Called Bliss, hit me like a lightning bolt on a plane ride home from a getaway with my husband. I knew, without a doubt, the message my book was meant to tell.

So here it is: we are not meant to do this all alone. We need to surround ourselves with a tribe that up-levels our lives, but also supports us and holds us accountable to our goals. But after many years of unknowingly searching for this tribe, I know it’s not an easy task. And that’s where this book comes in. I walk you through how to build your own tribe, step by step, and provide you with scripts and talking points to help you and your tribe reach your highest potential. There will be bumps along the way, but I’ve also included tips to help you remedy them.

It is my hope that you all grab a copy of this book and invite others to join you. I can only imagine the energy that will be pulsing through the universe when women do this together. I know firsthand that I would be lost without the support and encouragement I have in mine.

“It takes a tribe to build a tribe.” 

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In This Episode You Will Learn:

• About Lori’s book-writing journey and how A Tribe Called Bliss came to be
• How A Tribe Called Bliss helps you build a tribe that up-levels your life
• What the Seven Sacred Agreement are

Resources:

A Tribe Called Bliss by Lori Harder

Now available for pre-order at http://loriharder.com/amazon

Be sure to screenshot your pre-order and tag me along with three other tribe members who you want to join you for the chance to win a copy of the book (galley copy that’s not fully edited). I will announce the winner on InstaStories.

Join me on the A Tribe Called Bliss Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1571018952966750/

Check out my website at http://loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.

You know how you meet someone and you instantly feel a soul connection? That’s exactly what it felt like when I heard today’s guest, Sheri Salata, speak at an AWE (Amazing Women Entrepreneurs) event about a year ago. I loved her energy and identified with her when she began speaking, and I then had the honor of meeting her briefly. Needless to say, I’d been dying to interview her ever since and was thrilled when were finally able to sit down and chat – in person!

Sheri is funny, successful and soulful – a powerful trifecta if I ever heard of one. With a 21-year career with The Oprah Winfrey Show, she admittedly had the dreamy career, but she realized she didn’t have the dreamy life. And she came to discover that it was because she forgot how to dream and use happiness (not misery) as her compass.

As Sheri and her friend’s podcast, “This is Fifty,” suggests, it’s never too late to change your story, find happiness and follow your dreams – no matter what your age is.

This was one of the fastest hours of my life and I know this episode will fly for you too. It’s my hope that you soak in every moment of Sheri’s dreamy goodness and put on your magical glasses to see the miracles that surround us all.

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Question Highlights:

• What did it feel like when you knew there was something else?
• How did you start to calibrate your “compass?”
• What do you tell women who think it’s too late or that their dreams have passed?
• What is a story you feel you’re working through right now?
• What is on your “to-be” list?
• How do you get your “being space” rolling?
• Where are you getting joy from during your 90-day cleanse?
• What are you most excited about?
• What are you a beginner at right now?
• When you spot something (a miracle), do you call it out or celebrate it?

In This Episode We Talk about:

• What Sheri knows right now
• Why happiness is the right compass (not misery)
• Dreaming as a muscle and a valuable activity
• Changing your story to make your dreams come true
• What achievement means to Sheri now
• The importance of having ONE integrated life
• Why Sheri seeks happiness, joy, love and peace in everything
• What it means to be in the “being space” of manifesting
• Being in integrity with yourself and making tweaks as you go
• Clarity and what it means to Sheri
• Why it’s important to lean into self-care rituals and the energy that’s going to help you manifest your dreams
• Sheri and her friend’ Nancy’s This is Fifty podcast
• And so much more…

Quotes:

“I’m a champion resetter and reframer.”

“Happiness is the right compass.”

“Stories make our dreams come true.”

“Reimagine what’s possible and reignite that flame.”

“I work on my ‘to-be’ list, not my to-do list.”

“You can have the greatest boss in the world, but you’re still getting bossed.”

“I only want to be on the joy road.”

“Be a ‘BE-er” of transformation, not a talker about it.”

“Dreams put you in a state of potential and possibility while appreciating where you’re at right now.”

“There’s no more important story than the story you’re telling yourself about yourself.”

“Don’t lose hope in your own possibilities.”

“Stir the hope soup.”

“Hope is the beginning of the trail.”

“You’re supposed to live the life of your dreams.”

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Sheri Salata is cohost of the popular podcast series “This is Fifty with Sheri and Nancy” where she and her soulmate friend of 27 years, Nancy Hala, are recreating the middle of life as they set out to make the rest of their dreams come true. Sheri and Nancy are also co-founders of STORY, a media company producing print, digital and live event content, and Orange Dragon Productions developing TV and film content. 

Sheri’s current venture is the evolution from her 21-year career with Oprah Winfrey. Her action-packed days as Executive Producer on The Oprah Winfrey Show were chronicled in the acclaimed docuseries Season 25: Oprah Behind the Scenes. Sheri also served as Co-President of Harpo Studios and OWN, the Oprah Winfrey Network.  

Sheri has been named one of Fast Company’s 100 Most Creative People in Business, The Hollywood Reporter’s Women in Entertainment Power 100 and the 2017 Feminist Press Power Award winners. Sheri is a University of Iowa alum and mama to her English bulldogs, Bella and Kissy. She lives in Los Angeles.

Resources:

This is Fifty with Sheri and Nancy Podcast

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/this-is-fifty-with-sheri-and-nancy/id1271868787?mt=2

IG: @sherisalata

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Check out my website at loriharder.com. Follow me on social media @LoriHarder on Instagram and Lori Harder on Facebook.