Emotionally Uncomfortable

Emotionally Uncomfortable

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  • 249: Real Estate Investing For WOMEN {interview with Whitney Nicely}

    Whitney Nicely went from no investments (or strategies) to 19 houses, 19 apartment units and 7 chunks of land in less than three years all bringing monthly money to her bank account on auto pilot.

    She has traveled the United States speaking on stages, teaching her simple strategies, and meeting with other successful real estate investors- and still buying houses the way she teaches others. Whitney is a dog mom to Abby the Labby-130 pounds of loving fur, wifey to Jason East- an apartment investor, stepmom to Gavin (12) and Harrison (10).

    Since 2016, Whitney has led and trained hundreds of future real estate rock stars to grow their portfolios, collect checks and achieve financial freedom. 100's of real estate newbies are securing leads, signing deals and scaling their dream incomes through the First Deal Done Fast Program.

    WhitneyNicely.com/go

    44 min
  • 248: To The Brave Ones {Inspired by Glennon Doyle Melton}

    Originally published on Glennon's Facebook page

    To The Brave Ones,

    This is cruelly specific to you. No generation before you has ever faced anything like this: Students being shot and killed in classrooms while adults do nothing.

    What's happening to you -- it has a new face -- but underneath? It's oldest story known to humanity. It's the story of evil born of greed.

    Because there are two kinds of evil. There is the visible evil This is the evil you see on the news. The evil that happens when a kid shoots up a school. That kind of evil is often sparked by illness, pain, circumstance, hopelessness.

    But we're here today to talk about a different kind of evil: a behind the scenes kind of evil -- not the evil that led the shooter to pull the trigger -- but the evil that put a weapon of war in his hand.

    Brave ones, that kind evil is harder to see because it hides behind fancy suits and degrees and good arguments and slick smiles and fake patriotism. This kind of evil is born in boardrooms and private jets and golf courses and handshakes between powerful people who plan how to divide us. And it's not complicated, Brave Ones, It's born from nothing but old-fashioned greed. It's born when the love of money and power trumps the love of people. It's unleashed when power decides to sacrifice lives for money, and when they wrap their decision in the American flag, in the name of God, in the name freedom –- so we'll smile and cheer while our deaths line their pockets.

    This kind of evil, Brave Ones, is not new – it's when the greed of a few , in order to profit, strategizes to divide us and convince us to be afraid of each other. To convince us that we are against each other, when really these greedy few are only for themselves and We the People – We the People – who have been taught to fear each other, have the very same interests: our freedom, and our safety, and our children.

    Greed is powerful – always has been. But you know what's even more powerful, Brave Ones? Courage.

    The story of our country is that humanity's greed only reigns for so long – only until the people being sacrificed rise up and together say: ENOUGH.

    Like the abolitionists rose up. Like the suffragettes rose up. Like the freedom riders rose up. Like the Vietnam War protesters rose up. Like the civil rights heroes who marched with King rose up. And the civil rights heroes who knelt with Kapernick rose up. Like women all over the world rose up to say TIME'S UP because ME TOO and like the young gymnasts -- who joined arms and stood on that witness stand and shook with fury and conviction as they looked Larry Nassar dead in the eye and took him down together -- rose up. Like the Parkland Prophets rose up in the face of their own pain and with their passion and intolerance for hypocrisy awoke our entire nation.

    And Like YOU. LIKE THE AMERICAN STUDENTS OF 2018. Who -- on February 23 -- rose up together to say to power: "WE SEE YOU. Your greed is not patriotism. WE ARE THE PATRIOTS and we say: No country is free whose children are not free. "

    YOU, who on February 23rd, became the BECAME THE LEADERS YOU WERE WAITING FOR.

    You are not alone as you make history today. You are taking your rightful place in the long line of American freedom fighters. You are staking your claim on the side of history that knows and has always known that the Power of Love Overcomes the Love of Power Everytime. History shows us again and again, Brave Ones, that the game is long but when love shows up LOVE WINS.

    On behalf of us parents, as you continue to rise and overcome the world's greed with your love – I beg you, we beg you, to remember two things. FIRST: Please- as you rise- Honor each other's humanity.

    Our generation got this wrong, Brave Ones.

    We demonize people and groups who think differently than we do. We pledge blind allegiance to tribe and party and turn up our noses and close our minds and hearts to each other. We reduce each other to headlines and clickbait. We allow power to keep us afraid of each other – arguing with each other so we're too busy hating each other and loving our own self-righteousness to make any real change at all. We allow power to use the oldest trick in the book: Keep them afraid of each other so they don't turn on us.

    And that's why we failed you. This is why we haven't kept you safe. Because we –as a generation -- decided that being right is more important than doing right.

    So, Brave Ones, decide differently. Don't fear each other. Talk instead of tweet. Ask Questions. Be curious instead of judgmental. Seek first to understand. Listen to the kids whose parents have brainwashed them differently than your parents have brainwashed you. Fight bad policy instead of each other. Think beyond. Beyond party, beyond race, beyond gender, beyond sexuality, beyond tribe, beyond your parents, beyond Congress, beyond the Presidency…. YOU ARE THE GENERATION of BEYOND. The categories we've made for ourselves are killing us. Disregard all of them, and be humans among humans. When they tell you to fear each other, LOVE each other.

    And Second: Honor YOUR own humanity, Brave Ones.

    Rise and fight, Yes, but don't forget to laugh and dance, too! It's okay to be heartbroken and angry and it's also okay not to be. Life is brutal, yes, but life is also beautiful, and the sun still shines, and art is still being made, and food is still delicious, and people are still AMAZING!

    Listen loves, in the face of fear and oppression and danger, Joy is the fiercest act of resistance. So as you fight for your lives, Brave Ones, don't forget the things that make life so worth fighting for.

    Keep Marching, Yes, But dance while you march us into the future you are creating for all of us.

    So Brave Ones: Your parents are so proud of you. We are sorry that we didn't protect you. We were confused until you rose. It all felt hopeless until you rose. But you have restored our hope and cleared our minds and strengthened our hearts. Your courage has helped us find our courage. And we will follow you and fight beside you until till we're all free. Because you are the ones we've been waiting for, too. We love you.

    10 min
  • 245: How To Stop A Bully {Interview with Brooks Gibbs}

    Brooks Gibbs is an award winning social skills educator. He teaches strategies for conflict resolution with a special emphasis on emotional resilience and the Golden Rule. Brooks is an elite communicator whose message has reached millions through a skillful balance of wit and wisdom. Over 1,500 schools and youth leadership organizations have hired him for their live events.

    www.brooksgibbs.com

    26 min
  • 242: EASE defined (evaluate. action. stop. evolve)

    If you've been listening to the Podcast You know I've claimed 2018 as the 'year of ease'

    I'm determined - and it's going pretty well to make everything in my life FEEL EASY.

    No more 'more pain, more gain'. This makes it feel HARD all the time. Not fun!

    I believe women, yes you! are extremely important to the development of future generations (aka your kids).

    They NEED US to SHOW UP and LEAD.

    They want us to feel alive, energized and living on purpose.

    IN TODAY'S VIDEO I'M TALKING ABOUT HOW I DEFINE EASE.

    E - Evaluate where you're at and where you want to be A- What ACTIONS do you need to take to get there? S - Stop thinking & start moving E - Evolve

    * Repeat the process.

    Thinking about joining the Mastery Program? Apply today www.momisincontrol.com/mastery

    20 min
  • 240: The heart of MONEY {Interview with Leisa Peterson}

    Leisa Peterson is a life coach who helps people get out of their own way when it comes to money so they create a life filled with joy, love & abundance. She combines her skills of being a long-time entrepreneur and money expert then mixes in mindfulness practices, hypnosis, and other breakthrough techniques to help clients reconnect to their true selves while removing their limiting beliefs and past traumas.

    Leisa is passionate about exposing the fallacy of lack in our culture whilst encouraging the understanding of what it means to be living in abundance.

    During our conversation we chatted about:

    * We all have money 'stuff'

    * How money beliefs manifest in your life

    * trauma & money

    You can connect with Leisa at www.wealthclinic.com

    39 min

About Emotionally Uncomfortable

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All external pressure is off ladies! It's time to listen to the inner pull. Mastering the art of knowing when to slow down and breathe vs. when to take action. It's time we value our desires. See your value. Own it. Communicate it. It's time to become wildly #emotionallyuncomfortable

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