Elevate your voice with Eru

What if becoming the person you were meant to be required you to rebuild your life from the inside out?

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Holly Fair — “Queen Holly” — a transformational life coach, Tony Robbins Trainer, Robbins-Madanes Certified Coach, speaker, and founder of FIRE UP Life.

From surviving childhood abuse to navigating divorce, infertility, and the devastating loss of a baby, Holly’s journey is a powerful story of resilience, healing, and transformation. After a life-changing Tony Robbins experience, she began rebuilding her health, identity, confidence, and purpose.

Then came the crown. 👑

For two years, Holly wore a crown every day as part of #CrownDayEveryday, choosing to embody her worth and show up as royalty before she fully felt like one.

In this conversation, Queen Holly Fair shares how to reclaim your identity, move through painful seasons, rebuild your confidence, and stop waiting for permission to become the person you were created to be.

This is a conversation about healing, courage, self-worth, purpose, and becoming your own royalty. 👑

What if the life you’ve worked so hard to build isn’t actually the life you want to live?

In this powerful conversation, Ted Kopecko, author of the #1 International Best Seller Finding JOY… Journey Of You, challenges us to rethink what success, fulfillment, and freedom really mean.

After more than 30 years in business, architecture, commercial real estate, and entrepreneurship, Ted noticed a pattern: people can achieve financial success, stay busy, and accomplish impressive goals while quietly feeling burned out, stuck, or disconnected from their purpose.

Ted calls this living “Life-Led”—reacting to circumstances rather than intentionally designing your life.

In this episode, we explore how to shift from Life-Led to JOY-Led living by becoming more intentional about our mindset, identity, time, relationships, and definition of success.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why success doesn’t always create fulfillment
• The difference between Life-Led and JOY-Led living
• How to reconnect with your purpose
• Why identity shapes the life you create
• Breaking free from burnout and constant busyness
• How to become intentional with your most valuable resource—time
• Finding courage to reinvent yourself
• Creating greater alignment between business and personal life
• Why you shouldn’t wait for life to force you to change

A deeply relatable conversation about purpose, reinvention, fulfillment, and the courage to stop living by default—and start creating a life that brings you genuine JOY.

What if you don’t need to fix yourself—you simply need to reconnect with yourself?

In this powerful conversation, Kristan Swan, M.Ed., a former business coach turned life and spiritual guide, explores the journey of coming home to who you truly are. Kristan shares how years of coaching entrepreneurs revealed a deeper truth: many people know how to build successful businesses and meet expectations, but struggle to understand what they genuinely want.

We explore the stories we inherit, the beliefs that quietly shape our decisions, and how curiosity can become a powerful tool for self-discovery. Kristan also opens up about her own experiences with change, relationships, motherhood, mistakes, resilience, and reinvention—and how those experiences shaped her work.

From journaling and creativity to self-trust and personal growth, Kristan offers practical ways to stop living from old narratives and begin intentionally writing the next chapter.

In this episode, we explore:

• Why self-knowledge is the foundation for meaningful change
• How to recognize when you’re living someone else’s story
• Turning your past into wisdom rather than letting it define you
• Rebuilding trust in yourself after difficult decisions
• The power of curiosity in navigating uncertainty
• How journaling can reveal wisdom we already carry
• Moving from surviving to genuinely thriving
• Finding purpose when you feel lost or stuck
• Giving yourself permission to write a new chapter

A deeply honest conversation about identity, resilience, self-trust, and the courage to become who you’re meant to be.

What happens when your life looks successful on the outside, but something inside tells you that it no longer fits?

In this compelling episode of Elevate Your Voice with Eru, we welcome John Salzwedel, coach, speaker, and author of STOP Leaving Life on the Table, for an honest conversation about purpose, clarity, difficult decisions, and the courage to live intentionally.

After nearly three decades in the insurance industry, John experienced the subtle but powerful realization that success and fulfillment aren’t always the same thing. That journey led him to explore deeper questions about responsibility, purpose, faith, and what it means to create a life that genuinely aligns with what matters most.

Today, John helps people who are standing at important crossroads—people who may be overwhelmed, uncertain, or afraid of making the wrong choice—slow down, clear the mental noise, and identify a grounded next step.

In this episode, we explore why capable people sometimes remain stuck, how fear and expectations influence our choices, why uncertainty doesn’t necessarily mean we’re on the wrong path, and how asking better questions can transform confusion into clarity.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why feeling unsettled can actually be a sign of growth
• What it means to stop “leaving life on the table”
• How to make important decisions without having all the answers
• Why overthinking can prevent meaningful action
• How to separate what truly matters from what simply demands attention
• The connection between purpose and intentional living
• How to regain clarity when life feels overwhelming
• A practical way to identify your next grounded step

This isn’t about having your entire life figured out.

It’s about having enough clarity and courage to take the next step.

Because sometimes, the life you’re meant to live begins with simply paying attention to what no longer fits.

🎙️ Welcome to Elevate Your Voice with Eru.

What if the biggest thing standing between you and your next level isn’t a lack of talent—but a limitation you’ve learned to live with?

In this powerful episode of Elevate Your Voice with Eru, we welcome Chris Natzke, an 8th Degree Black Belt, former U.S. National Taekwondo Champion, life-leadership coach, keynote speaker, and Amazon #1 bestselling author.

Chris’s journey began at age 10, when martial arts gave a young boy searching for confidence a new sense of discipline, identity, and possibility. Decades later, that journey has taken him from collegiate football and corporate sales to becoming a national champion and a leading voice in breakthrough performance.

Through his Black Belt Leadership and Champion’s Mindset principles, Chris teaches leaders, entrepreneurs, and high achievers how to break through limiting beliefs, build discipline, lead with confidence, and perform at a higher level.

In this conversation, we go beyond motivation to explore what it really takes to transform yourself from the inside out.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• How to identify the invisible ceilings holding you back
• Why discipline can outperform motivation
• How to develop a Champion’s Mindset
• What martial arts can teach us about leadership and resilience
• How to turn setbacks into fuel for growth
• Why self-leadership comes before leading others
• How consistent action creates confidence
• What it takes to move from potential to performance

Chris reminds us that breakthrough isn’t simply about knowing more—it’s about becoming more.

If you’re ready to challenge your limits, strengthen your mindset, and step into the next level of your life and leadership, this conversation is one you won’t want to miss.

🎙️ Welcome to Elevate Your Voice with Eru.

What if the life you’re looking for isn’t about becoming someone new—but reconnecting with the wisdom, creativity, and purpose that have been within you all along?

In this inspiring episode of Elevate Your Voice with Eru, we sit down with Brigitta Dau, life coach, Reiki Master, author, speaker, facilitator, and creative synergist, for a deeply meaningful conversation about transformation, self-worth, purpose, and the courage to choose growth.

Brigitta’s journey has taken her from acting on Canadian television to relocating to Los Angeles at just 21, navigating the challenges of a competitive creative industry, and eventually discovering a powerful way to combine coaching, energy work, creativity, and lived experience to help others transform their lives.

As the co-author of Landing on Your North Star: A Guide to Finding Your Life’s Purpose, Brigitta helps people move beyond confusion and self-doubt to discover what truly matters and create meaningful change.

In this conversation, we explore the powerful idea that change is inevitable—but growth is a choice.

Brigitta also opens up about the role of creativity in healing, overcoming blocks, building self-worth without constantly proving yourself, and creating a deeper relationship with your own inner wisdom.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why finding your purpose doesn’t have to happen all at once
• How creativity can support healing, connection, and personal growth
• What it means to stop hustling for your self-esteem
• How to reconnect with your intuition and inner wisdom
• The relationship between energy, mindfulness, and everyday life
• How to navigate major life changes without losing yourself
• Why your past experiences can become part of your purpose
• Practical ways to begin finding your own “North Star”
• How to choose growth even when change feels uncomfortable

This is a conversation about purpose, creativity, self-worth, healing, and becoming more intentional about the life you’re creating.

Because sometimes, the next chapter doesn’t require you to have all the answers.

It simply requires you to choose growth—and take the next step.

🎙️ Welcome to Elevate Your Voice with Eru.

What if building wealth wasn’t just about making more money—but becoming the woman capable of creating, managing, and enjoying it?

In this powerful episode of Elevate Your Voice with Eru, we sit down with Shakti Sharma, founder of the Feminine Wealth Movement, to explore the intersection of emotional intelligence, financial power, entrepreneurship, and personal freedom.

After 12 years in financial services, management consulting, and investment banking, Shakti walked away from the corporate world and built her own business from the ground up—growing her first brick-and-mortar business to six figures within 15 months and later scaling beyond $600K.

But Shakti’s message goes deeper than revenue.

She believes women need more than financial strategies to build lasting wealth. They need the mindset, confidence, emotional intelligence, sales skills, and self-trust to create wealth on their own terms.

In this conversation, Shakti gets real about the relationship between money and identity, why making money and keeping money require different skills, overcoming fear around selling, creating high-ticket offers, and designing a version of success that actually feels like freedom.

We explore what it means to stop shrinking, charge your worth, take ownership of your financial future, and build a life where wealth supports—not controls—you.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

• Why money mindset can be just as important as financial strategy
• How emotional intelligence influences wealth and business decisions
• The confidence required to sell and charge premium prices
• Why women often struggle to fully own their financial power
• How to turn expertise into profitable offers
• The difference between making money and actually building wealth
• How to design a business and lifestyle around freedom
• The mindset shifts that can help you move from financial limitation to possibility

This isn’t just a conversation about money.

It’s about becoming powerful enough—emotionally, financially, and strategically—to create wealth on your own terms.

🎙️ Welcome to Elevate Your Voice with Eru.

What if the greatest measure of leadership isn’t how many people follow you, but how many people become better because you chose to serve them?

In this powerful episode of Elevate Your Voice with Eru, we sit down with Olaolu Ogunyemi, U.S. Marine Corps Officer, award-winning author, leadership mentor, father, and founder of Parent-Child-Connect.

Olaolu brings a unique perspective shaped by military leadership, coaching, fatherhood, and intentional living. His philosophy of “Lead Last” challenges the modern idea that leadership is about status, authority, or being first. Instead, he believes true leadership is about service, trust, sacrifice, and helping others reach their full potential.

We explore what it means to build durable, trust-based teams, lead with empathy and discipline, and bring the principles of leadership from the boardroom to the living room. Olaolu also shares insights from his book Crow From the Shadow and discusses how parents, mentors, and leaders can help the next generation develop confidence, emotional awareness, purpose, and self-worth.

This is more than a conversation about leadership. It’s a conversation about fatherhood, service, legacy, relationships, and becoming the kind of leader people remember for how you made them feel and who you helped them become.

A powerful reminder that leadership isn’t about being at the front—it’s about making sure others have what they need to move forward.

What happens when we stop simply surviving and begin intentionally creating a life rooted in purpose, self-awareness, and empowerment?

In this inspiring episode of Elevate Your Voice with Eru, we sit down with Venchele Saint Dic, public health writer, author, community advocate, and founder of MESFAMI Care Inc. Venchele brings together public health, personal development, resilience, relationships, and emotional intelligence to explore what it truly takes for individuals and families to thrive.

As the author of Journey to Redemption and Why Do I Want to Get Married?, Venchele understands the importance of reflection—not only when navigating life’s challenges, but also when making major decisions about health, relationships, purpose, and the future.

We explore her journey in public health, her passion for health equity and accessible care, the connection between emotional well-being and community health, and the importance of knowing yourself before committing to someone else. Venchele also shares powerful insights on resilience, self-discovery, communication, and building the confidence to make intentional choices.

This is a conversation about healing, growth, purpose, and becoming empowered to build a healthier and more meaningful life.

Every life tells a story—but some people have a remarkable gift for turning life’s deepest moments into words that heal, inspire, and endure.

In this heartfelt episode of Elevate Your Voice with Eru, author, legal nurse consultant, hospice specialist, and educator Nancy Jasin Ensley shares how decades of serving others have shaped her extraordinary journey as a writer. From memoirs and literary fiction to mysteries, thrillers, science fiction, and children’s books, Nancy’s work is rooted in compassion, faith, resilience, and the beauty of the human experience.

Together, we explore how caring for people at their most vulnerable moments transformed her perspective on life, why storytelling is a powerful way to preserve memories and inspire hope, and how family, service, and faith continue to influence every page she writes. Nancy also offers valuable insights for aspiring writers, revealing how everyday experiences can become meaningful stories that resonate across generations.

Whether you’re a writer, a lifelong reader, or someone searching for purpose in your own journey, this conversation is a powerful reminder that every experience has meaning, every voice has value, and every story has the potential to leave a lasting legacy.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about writing with purpose, living with compassion, and discovering the extraordinary stories hidden within ordinary life.