Finding Your Freedom

In this episode, I talk about keeping your heart open in love and communication within relationships. I talk about dealing with triggers and communicating your feelings and needs. Enjoy this episode and deep dive in my process ~all the love~

-Choosing love and accountability in relational conflicts

-Getting curious on your own emotional needs

-Choosing to keep your heart open vs. reverting to past trauma behaviors

-An example situation with triggers, and keeping my heart open last week

-Feeling the sensations of emotions in the body & the stories attached to them

-Communicating from a place of love in relationships

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Intro & Outro Music by: Seth Francis

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Colin Bedell is a queer Gemini Twin from Long Island, New York. He's a passionate student of secular personal-growth systems, and the universal spiritual themes explored in A Course in Miracles. Well & Good Magazine listed Colin as one of the most influential people in the wellness industry and as a 2020 Innovator. Complementing his work with QueerCosmos, Colin's the weekly horoscope writer for Cosmopolitan.com. His bestselling first book A Little Bit of Astrology from Sterling Publishers debuted November ‘18, his second book Queer Cosmos: The Astrology of Queer Identities & Relationships which launched last November was ranked the #1 Astrology book for beginners by the DailyDot magazine, and his third book Gemini by Sterling debuted January 2020.

In this episode, we discuss:

-Finding freedom from obligation and responsibility

-Aries: living from desire

-Colin’s story

-Using astrology to find your purpose

-What to say to astrology skeptics

-Big Gemini energy

-The houses in astrology: zooming in on the 6th and 10th house

-Colin’s unique approach to astrology

-What to expect the rest of the year astrologically

Colin Bedell’s Instagram: @queercosmos

Colin Bedell’s Website: www.queercosmos.com

Connect with me on Instagram: @madelinebbailey

Visit my website: http://www.madelinebbailey.com

Send me an email about a new 1-1 coaching spot: [email protected]

Intro Music by: Seth Francis

Cover Art by: Tyler Colter

In this episode, I talk about the past year of being 24 and the lessons I’ve learned along the way. I talk about where I’m at now and what I’m excited about for 25.

-My birthday last year

-Fall in Boston

-New York trips

-Being fired

-Lessons around career and money

-Lessons around love

-Coming home to the Outer Banks

-Lessons around family, healing home and artistry

-Finding love at home

-Final career realizations

-Celebrating 25

Connect with me on Instagram: @madelinebbailey

Visit my website: http://www.madelinebbailey.com

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Intro & Outro Music by: Seth Francis

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In this episode, I talk about my recent experience of being fired and the stigma around being fired. I share some tools and mindset shifts that have helped me through it and insights that have come from this experience. I’ve been wanting to release this episode for A WHILE….so enjoy me speaking my truth!

-My story with being fired recently

-Toxic workplaces, dysfunction and gaslighting

-Extreme rock bottom moments are divinely guided: breakups, being fired, etc.

-Don’t try to make sense of extreme rock bottoms and endings: let them teach you

-Could this be leading you to entrepreneurship & being your own boss?

-& Having self compassion in being fired and taking away stigma

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Intro & Outro Music by: Seth Francis

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In this episode, I talk about ego deaths. I address what ego deaths are and the experiences I’ve had with them in the past and the present. I break down some misconceptions of ego deaths.

-Update on my time on the Outer Banks

-The ego death I’ve been experiencing the past year

-Past ego deaths in 2018

-Misconceptions around ego deaths

-The death and rebirth process never ends

-Letting yourself evolve

-To evolve, the old you has to die

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Intro & Outro Music by: Seth Francis

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Cliff Notez is an award-winning multi-digital media artist, musician, organizer & filmmaker. Cliff Notez’ art is a continuous exploration of the black mind. Rooted in hip hop, Cliff’s art tackles the political and the personal, exploring the intimate consequences of a society where black bodies are easily ignored, forgotten, or disregarded. Cliff's second full-length album, Why The Wild Things Are, was released September 11th 2019. Their films have won over 5 and been official selections for 20 and counting film festivals globally. In 2017, they was the grand prize winner of the March on Washington Festival and honored alongside Ta-Nehisi Coates. In 2018, they took home Best New Artist at the Boston Music Awards while racking in over 11 nominations between 2019-2020 including Artist of the Year and Live Artist of the Year. In 2019 Cliff became the first musician to be named"Musician of the Year" for Boston Magazine's Best of Boston and their 100 Most Influential Bostonians in 2020.

Uproxx: Cliff Notez Is The Humble Hip-Hop Star Uplifting Everyone In Boston’s Music Community

WBUR: Cliff Notez Explores Duality, Race And Mental Health In New Album

Vanyaland: Cliff Notez’s artistry unfolds at breakneck speeds in ‘Stevie’s Ribbon’

In this episode, we discuss:

-Freedom in thought and food 

-His transition to full time artistry 

-Choosing freedom over security

-Letting go of “The American Dream” & all other societal ideals 

-Starting a business is personal development + spiritual practice

-Learning to trust your art 

-Keeping the art persona and the real you separate

-His first album: the story behind it - processing challenging times through art 

-Taking care of yourself as an entrepreneur

-Coming out of the artist closet 

-Breaking free of the capitalist system & sharing that knowledge with others 

-Exposing injustice and knowing your worth

-Getting creative with your business when the world falls apart

-Advice for those who don’t fit in the conventional mold

Cliff Notez’ Instagram: @cliffnotezz

Cliff Notez Website: https://ontrckmusic.com/cliff-notez/

Listen to Cliff Notez on Spotify

Connect with me on Instagram: @madelinebbailey

Visit my website: http://www.madelinebbailey.com

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Intro Music by: Seth Francis

Cover Art by: Tyler Colter

In this episode, I talk about the common phrase “wherever you go, there you are” and why it is complete BS. I talk about what this statements does to your inner trust and how this statement can be used to gaslight and invalidate people. Stay tuned for this fiery episode!

-Update on my life & what is going on in the collective

-1. Yes, you are still the same body & if you are running from an internal problem, it’ll be there

-2. BUT, we don’t talk about environmental psychology enough

-You will not be your highest fullest self in a toxic place, relationship or job - EVER

-How much you are affected by your environment depends on your personality, astrology, etc.

-This phase can be invalidating & gaslighting

-You are NOT the problem

-This phrase is the last thing people need to hear when they are depressed or scared to take the leap

-Some people settled, a lot of people settle, and don’t actually believe they can be fully happy!

-There is a place, relationship, job and environment that is perfect for you

-You are a different you in every place you go

-Listening to your inner truth is the start of a beautiful journey

-Do you choose contentment and safety or growth and freedom

-Where this phrase has popped up in my own life

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Intro & Outro Music by: Seth Francis

Cover Art by: Tyler Colter

In this episode, I talk about relationships and exploring your dating patterns. I talk about what could have started these patterns and how to start being more aware of them. Enjoy!

-Life update on the liminal space I’m in

-Censorships, and being silenced in my truth

-Systems that are falling apart

-Starting to look at your patterns in dating

-How we try to keep ourselves safe from being vulnerable

-Looking at attachment styles

-Fears of abandonment

-Fears of losing your freedom

Connect with me on Instagram: @madelinebbailey

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Intro & Outro Music by: Seth Francis

Cover Art by: Tyler Colter

In this episode, I talk about the relationship between self love and self worth. I talk about how the decisions we make either support or detract from our self worth, and how to make decisions based on your inherent worthiness. I share personal examples of this process.

-Trauma responses, feeling out of alignment, and how this affects self worth

-It takes work to really listen to our hearts and our truth

-Feel worthy of living your life purpose and sharing your unique gifts

-Reverting back to old behaviors, the neuroscience of trauma & self compassion

-Letting go of things we attach to our self worth

-The inner and outer work of self worth

-Aligning all aspects of your life from a place of worthiness

-Trauma, shame and our self concept

-Choosing people that love and cherish us the same way we do <3

Connect with me on Instagram: @madelinebbailey

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Intro & Outro Music by: Seth Francis

Cover Art by: Tyler Colter

Miranda Amora is a Mystic Feminine Embodiment Mentor and Creatrix of We The Goddess, an online women's holistic & spiritual sexuality boutique. She is a visionary, entrepreneur, & lover of romance. She is practically a mermaid who lives in the ocean, loves dogs, & jumps on airplanes to travel the world. Her mission & passion in the world is to help spiritual women embody pleasure, magnetism, power, & self-love!

In this episode, we discuss:

-Miranda’s story of awakening (the spiritual and sexual)

-Body image and sexuality: how self worship and pleasure heals body image issues

-How conscious self pleasures changes your expression of your sexuality 

-Waiting for someone to love your body and worship it at the same level you do 

-Creating a sacred self pleasure ritual 

-Manifesting with sexual energy 

-Using jade eggs and crystal wands vs. vibrators 

-Healing sexual trauma through the body and safety

-Trauma around sexuality embedded in our culture 

-Authentic sexuality: our playground 

-How empowered sexuality affects the other areas of your life (sometimes triggers people!!)

-Embodying the sacred slut and Miranda’s pole dancing experience

-Why pleasure in all forms is important: living life through what feels good

Miranda’s Instagram: @miranda.amora

Miranda’s Links: https://msha.ke/mirandaamora/

Check out her July 11 Workshop: Making Love with the Quantum

Connect with me on Instagram: @madelinebbailey

Visit my website: http://www.madelinebbailey.com

Send me an email about a new 1-1 coaching spot: [email protected]

Intro Music by: Seth Francis

Cover Art by: Tyler Colter