Today on the podcast Jordan Gray and I get into relationships as a container for growth and safe space, how to create thriving intimacy, and what to do when you judge your partner (or they judge you).

Today on the podcast Brandon Hawk and I get into emotional age and why it matters, giving within capacity and creating boundaries of value, and parenting through connection.

In this episode, Andy shares:

1. The readiness of men in relationships 2. How to exist with uncertainty 3. Reconfiguring your identity as an individual and in partnership

In this episode, Andy shares:

1. The readiness of men in relationships
2. How to exist with uncertainty
3. Reconfiguring your identity as an individual and in partnership

In this episode, I answer the following question:

I’ve never lived in a place so closed off to the many ways of thinking and living that are easily accepted in other places where I’ve lived. We have some lovely co-workers and friends, but I haven’t met my tribe yet. I know they’re out there, hiding in plain site waiting for an invite, and I’m pretty sure I’m just gonna have to take initiative. I’m fine with taking the initiative, but I’d really like to hear your thoughts on how I can find my tribe without completely ostracizing me and my husband. We still have to attend functions and events and regularly interact with the conservative old guard.

In Feb 2015, I did a 5-day symposium consisting of 25 interviews with powerful and inspiring women sharing their stories and advice for transcending life’s struggles, fears and doing it their own way. We got so much incredible feedback on the interviews, we decided to turn it into a podcast. At times during the interviews when you hear us refer to the series or interviews that have already been done, keep in mind these interviews have been repurposed and may not follow the original order – but stay tuned because we’ll be airing four each month on Mondays alternating with fresh new episodes called “Ask Liz” every Wednesday.

Today on the podcast Denise Duffield-Thomas and I get into how to unsubscribe from other people's drama, the power of language, and money talk - beliefs, boundaries and debt.

About Denise Duffield-Thomas:

Denise Duffield-Thomas is the money mindset mentor for the new wave of online female entrepreneurs. Her best-selling books “Lucky Bitch” and “Get Rich, Lucky Bitch” give a fresh and funny road-map to create an outrageously successful life and business. Denise helps women release their fear of money, set premium prices for their services and take back control over their finances. Denise is an award winning speaker, author and entrepreneur who helps women transform their Economy-Class money mindset into a First-Class life.

In this episode, Denise shares:

1. How to unsubscribe from other people’s drama 2. The power of language 3. Money talk – beliefs, boundaries and debt

In Feb 2015, I did a 5-day symposium consisting of 25 interviews with powerful and inspiring women sharing their stories and advice for transcending life’s struggles, fears and doing it their own way. We got so much incredible feedback on the interviews, we decided to turn it into a podcast. At times during the interviews when you hear us refer to the series or interviews that have already been done, keep in mind these interviews have been repurposed and may not follow the original order – but stay tuned because we’ll be airing four each month on Mondays alternating with fresh new episodes called “Ask Liz” every Wednesday.

Today on the podcast Denise Duffield-Thomas and I get into how to unsubscribe from other people's drama, the power of language, and money talk - beliefs, boundaries and debt.

In this episode, I answer the following question:

How can I develop a meditation practice I can stick to?

In this episode, I answer the following question:

How can I develop a meditation practice I can stick to?

In Feb 2015, I did a 5-day symposium consisting of 25 interviews with powerful and inspiring women sharing their stories and advice for transcending life’s struggles, fears and doing it their own way. We got so much incredible feedback on the interviews, we decided to turn it into a podcast. At times during the interviews when you hear us refer to the series or interviews that have already been done, keep in mind these interviews have been repurposed and may not follow the original order – but stay tuned because we’ll be airing four each month on Mondays alternating with fresh new episodes called “Ask Liz” every Wednesday.

Today on the podcast Christina and I get into the idea that for the world to get better we have to give a crap about things, what is true abundance, and primal, innate business and women in community.

About Christina Platt:

Christina is the founder of Bamboletta.

In this episode, Christina shares:

1. For the world to get better we have to give a crap about things 2. What is true abundance 3. Primal, innate business and women in community