GRRRL Talk

GRRRL Talk

By Tahverlee Anglen & Kortney Olson x Himalaya Media Inc.Society & Culture
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GRRRL Talk episodes

  • Strategies for Life Balance

    This episode of Grrrl Talk is the conclusion of Kortney and Tahverlee’s overview of the Self Love Success Academy workbook from Grrrl.com. If you have been joining us on this journey and you are doing your soul-work, use the hastags #2020project and #grrrltalk to connect with other women who are in it with you. On page 14 of the workbook, we pick up with strategies for (attempting to) maintain life balance:

    ·      Turn off your phone – or at least turn off your notifications

    ·      Say “no”

    ·      Do something for you

    ·      Learn something new

    ·      Table for one, please

    ·      Minimize the things that don’t fulfill you – including people

    ·      Have fun

    Finally, Kortney and Tahverlee discuss personal values, beginning with the Grrrl values of honesty, forgiveness, respect, service, and laughter. Every person is going to have different values and priorities, so it is important to express yourself and your values to those around you and also be respectful of their values as well. This can be uncomfortable, but it is a necessary part of growth in your relationships with yourself and with others. Once you are firm in your goals, you can start to dream and also segment those big dreams into tangible short-term and long-term goals to help you get there. The next step is to create awareness by writing down and sharing your story, recognizing that everything you have experienced has purpose and should be passed along for the benefit of others.

    If you love Grrrl Talk and you want to take your listening experience to the next level, join the Grrrl Gang and become a premium member of the podcast on Himalaya, which will give you early access to each podcast episode and exclusive content as well!


    Links:

    Self Love Success Academy: https://www.grrrl.com/self-love-academy/

    “Indistractable” book: https://www.amazon.com/Indistractable-Control-Your-Attention-Choose/dp/194883653X

    Values worksheet:


    Connect with us:

    https://www.grrrl.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/grrrl_clothing/

    https://twitter.com/GrrrlClothing

    https://www.facebook.com/Likeagrrrl/

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Pt8QEU8_Hao7j1I7poRCQ/

     

    Tahverlee is a Social Impact Entrepreneur, Founder of Tahverlee's Tribe and Spiritual Coach: www.tahverlee.com


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    46 min
  • Progress not Perfection

    You have found part 4 of Kortney and Tahverlee’s conversation about the Self Love Success Academy workbook on the Grrrl Talk podcast! Get ready to jump right in to the next part of the discussion or go back to the previous episodes to catch up to where we are. This episode provides practical confidence-building strategies that everyone should be employing every day to cement within themselves the idea that progress is more important than perfection.

    Here is a quick overview of the strategies and a preview of what you can expect in going through the Self Love Success Academy materials when you sign up at Grrrl.com under the 2020 Project:

    ·      Be proud and know yourself

    ·      Be radically honest

    ·      Practice assertive communication

    ·      Listen

    ·      Dress for success

    ·      Compliment others and remember names

    ·      Speak up

    ·      Learn new words

    ·      Exercise

    ·      Practice gratitude

    ·      Walk faster – unless you are walking in nature

    ·      Have good posture

    ·      Do esteemable acts

    If you love Grrrl Talk and you want to take your listening experience to the next level, join the Grrrl Gang and become a premium member of the podcast on Himalaya, which will give you early access to each podcast episode and exclusive content as well!

    Links:

    Self Love Success Academy: https://www.grrrl.com/self-love-academy/

    Assertive Communication Workbook:

    Assertive Communication Quiz:

    “The Stoning of Soraya M.” video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chgFrdQeXt4

    Connect with us:

    https://www.grrrl.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/grrrl_clothing/

    https://twitter.com/GrrrlClothing

    https://www.facebook.com/Likeagrrrl/

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Pt8QEU8_Hao7j1I7poRCQ/

     

    Tahverlee is a Social Impact Entrepreneur, Founder of Tahverlee's Tribe and Spiritual Coach: www.tahverlee.com


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    43 min
  • A Confident GRRRL

    Summary:

    Welcome to the third part of Kortney and Tahverlee’s conversation about self-love on the Grrrl Talk Podcast. If you haven’t listened to the previous two episodes, go back and listen to those in order to be right on track with this episode’s discussion! We will be talking through pages 3 and 4 of the Self Love Success Academy materials, starting with the Four Agreements drawn from the book by Don Miguel Ruiz. The Four Agreements are: (1) be impeccable with your word, (2) don’t take anything personally, (3) don’t make assumptions, and (4) always do your best. Living this way will ensure that you won’t experience needless pain and suffering.

    The rest of the episode goes over the difference between a confident woman vs. a confident girl. A confident woman empowers other women, is assertive, speaks with charisma, processes her thoughts and emotions through journaling, lives in the moment, helps others, forgives herself, eats clean, and treats her body as a temple. A confident girl does basically the opposite, living without an awareness of how her actions can affect herself or others which can lead only to pain. Being a confident woman also means that you live with the awareness of how short life is, which helps you to stay focused on the present moment and refrain from judging others. For this week’s soul-work, take a look back at the list of traits of a confident woman and pinpoint which area you can work on in your daily life.

    If you love Grrrl Talk and you want to take your listening experience to the next level, join the Grrrl Gang and become a premium member of the podcast on Himalaya, which will give you early access to each podcast episode and exclusive content as well!


    Links:

    Self Love Success Academy: https://www.grrrl.com/self-love-academy/

    “The Four Agreements” book: https://www.amazon.com/Four-Agreements-Practical-Personal-Freedom/dp/1878424319


    Connect with us:

    https://www.grrrl.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/grrrl_clothing/

    https://twitter.com/GrrrlClothing

    https://www.facebook.com/Likeagrrrl/

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Pt8QEU8_Hao7j1I7poRCQ/

     

    Tahverlee is a Social Impact Entrepreneur, Founder of Tahverlee's Tribe and Spiritual Coach: www.tahverlee.com


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    45 min
  • Self Love is Unconditional

    On this episode of Grrrl Talk, Kortney and Tahverlee continue their conversation about self-love, talking through the first couple of pages of the Self Love Success Academy book. Self-love is unconditional, meaning that there are no conditions to your acceptance of yourself, and it is a constant journey. That is why the pledge on page 1 of the Self Love Success Academy book is so crucial to all women out there. Having a mantra of self-love and body acceptance is one of the best ways to manifest what you want for yourself and having a recording of yourself saying it provides accountability.

    Next come the habits, principles, and lessons outlined in the Self Love Success Academy material, motivated by the beliefs established by the pledge and the power that comes from the self-love journey. Being intentional with your beliefs and practices will help improve the nature of your self-talk and the way you talk to and about other women. From meditation and movement to awareness and assertiveness to radical honesty and forgiveness, committing to the self-love process will change the lives of you and the women around you without a doubt.

    Your homework after this episode is to try this 30-second breathing exercise:

    ·      Put your feet flat on the floor

    ·      Straighten your spine

    ·      Relax your shoulders

    ·      Soften your jaw

    ·      Breathe in for 3 and out for 3

    ·      Deepen your belly

    ·      Breathe in for 3 and out for 3

    ·      Close your eyes

    ·      Breathe in for 3 and out for 3

    ·      Breathe in for 3 and out for 3


    If you love Grrrl Talk and you want to take your listening experience to the next level, join the Grrrl Gang and become a premium member of the podcast on Himalaya, which will give you early access to each podcast episode and exclusive content as well!


    Links:

    Self Love Success Academy: https://www.grrrl.com/self-love-academy/

    Nutrition and Wellness Research:

    Adverse Childhood Experiences: https://www.cdc.gov/violenceprevention/childabuseandneglect/acestudy/index.html


    Connect with us:

    https://www.grrrl.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/grrrl_clothing/

    https://twitter.com/GrrrlClothing

    https://www.facebook.com/Likeagrrrl/

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Pt8QEU8_Hao7j1I7poRCQ/

     

    Tahverlee is a Social Impact Entrepreneur, Founder of Tahverlee's Tribe and Spiritual Coach: www.tahverlee.com


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    50 min
  • How to be an Ally

    Isahmaazing joins us to talk about what it means to be an ally and shares her perspective on racism. Check your ego and listen. Take a deep breath and listen some more.

    You can find Isahmaazing at https://www.instagram.com/isahmaazing/

    Join the GRRRL Community at https://www.grrrl.com/

    Kortney: https://www.instagram.com/kortney_olson/

    Tahverlee: https://www.instagram.com/tahverlee/

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    44 min
  • Developing Confidence

    On this episode of the GRRRL Talk podcast, Kortney and Tahverlee discuss GRRRL’s new signature program, Self Love Success Academy. A rebrand of Kortney’s teen program, Kamp Konfidence, Self Love Academy seeks to teach women tangible ways that they can change their life and how they feel about themselves.

    Growing up, Kortney wanted to be the first female president of the United States. She was associate student body president, captain of the cheerleading squad, and was a model student with a 4.0 GPA and a plan to attend Stanford University. Then, some of her friends started smoking methamphetamine and everything changed. What began as an experiment turned into a 10-year battle with substance abuse and a radical departure from the life that she had imagined for herself.

    Bodybuilding was a way out. After years of setbacks, Kortney discovered the muscle fetish industry and found that there was a large group of men who were not interested in the ‘ideal’ body type. She had been lied to. Kortney’s eyes were opened to the syndication and power of the media when a widely published article about her ‘fetish porn star past’ led to her rejection from the Big Brothers, Big Sisters program. Instead of being a victim, she decided to create Kamp Konfidence based on her own struggles to teach girls lessons and principles that lead to the development of self love. Once they accept themselves, they can stop seeing each other as competition and work together to reach their goals.

    While developing the program, Kortney watched the documentary, ‘Killing us Softly,’ by Jean Kilbourne to learn more about the devastating effects of advertising on women. She discovered how unrealistic images and misdirection are common tools of the media, and the importance of viewing multiple sources in order to find the truth. These messages are powerful because they are often subliminal.

    Over time, Kortney realized that once girls left Kamp Konfidence, things would unravel because they no longer had a support system in place. GRRRL was launched to expand this platform, and the program retooled to help women empower themselves and find success. Self Love Academy is a free 4-week course tailored to all learning styles and ages. It includes numerous activities and videos, with a focus on creating a daily gratitude list for personal affirmation. New this year, the GRRRL 20:20 Project is a series of initiatives that extend these ideas and seek to create lasting change in our society.

    We want to hear from you! Tag us, contact us directly or use #GRRRLtalk to start a conversation. Take your listening experience to the next level and join the GRRRL Gang and become a premium member of the podcast on Himalaya, which will give you exclusive content and early access to each episode.

    Connect with us-

    https://www.GRRRL.com/                                     https://www.instagram.com/GRRRL_clothing/

    https://twitter.com/GRRRLClothing             https://www.facebook.com/LikeaGRRRL/

    https://instagram.com/tahverlee              https://instagram.com/kortney_olson 

    Or Tahverlee at: https://tahverlee.com/

    Learn more about Self Love Academy and the 20:20 Project- https://www.GRRRL.com/self-love-academy/.

    And find more about Tahverlee at: https://tahverlee.com/

    Watch Jean Kilbourne’s talk on ‘Killing us Softly’- https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=7&v=pk4Va3RywVI&feature=emb_title

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    45 min
  • Understanding White Privilege

    Tahverlee and Kortney are joined by Gretchen O'Neal to discuss the importance of understanding what it means to have white privilege.  

    This is the time to have these conversations and look at your own actions and internal bias and how to be a part of the change.

    You can find Kortney Olson at:

    https://www.grrrl.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/kortney_olson/

    https://www.instagram.com/grrrl_clothing/

    You can find Gretchen O'Neal at:

    http://cometoyourself.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/gretchenvoneal/

    Tahverlee can be found at:

    https://tahverlee.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/tahverlee/


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    59 min
  • How Women are Repressed

    On this episode of the GRRRL Talk, Kortney and Tahverlee discuss the 2020 Super Bowl halftime show and the many reactions that people had based on their personal perceptions. Many women in the Latin American community were proud of JLo and Shakira for representing their culture on such a significant stage and demonstrating to many girls that they can achieve their dreams.

    If you found yourself triggered by JLo and Shakira’s halftime show, it is important for you to look inside yourself and trace the roots of your reaction. One of the key conversations that has come out of this incident (or non-incident, depending on your perspective) is the repression of women throughout history in comparison to the empowerment that women have been claiming as their own over the past few decades, whether the world is ready for women in their new roles or not. Some media outlets even weighed in on the topic, mostly negatively, prompting many calls for the media to report both sides of the story.

    The GRRRL movement: to see women as sisters and not competition. While many compliments can be short-lived and leave us wanting more, the right compliment at the right time can be life-changing for us and those around us. Living your truth and sharing your story with others can have a positive compound impact, just like passing judgment can have a negative compound impact, so love yourself first and let that flow out to your love of others. Rather than complaining about the problems you see, talk about and be a part of the solutions, first by doing the work on yourself and then by being respectful of the beliefs and lifestyles of others.


    If you love GRRRL Talk and you want to take your listening experience to the next level, join the GRRRL Gang and become a premium member of the podcast on Himalaya, which will give you early access to each podcast episode and exclusive content as well!


    Connect with us:

    https://www.grrrl.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/grrrl_clothing/

    https://twitter.com/GrrrlClothing

    https://www.facebook.com/Likeagrrrl/

    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Pt8QEU8_Hao7j1I7poRCQ/

    Kortney can be found at:

    https://www.instagram.com/kortney_olson/

    Tahverlee is a Social Impact Entrepreneur, Podcast host and Founder of Tahverlee’s Tribe:

    https://tahverlee.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/tahverlee/

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    43 min
  • We're Back Bitches

    Kortney and Tahverlee are back and season two begins with a discussion on social distancing, running a business during a pandemic and why mother nature sent us all to our rooms.

    Stay tuned as season two is going to knock your socks off.

    Find Kortney at:

    https://www.grrrl.com/

    https://www.kortneyolson.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/kortney_olson/


    Find Tahverlee at:

    https://tahverlee.com/

    https://www.corporatecauseagency.com/

    https://www.instagram.com/tahverlee/

    TikTok: @Athena_in_my_blood

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    36 min
  • Embracing Identity
    Three facts you’ll learn about Whitney in this episode are that she’s a Grrrl Live OG!  
    Making connections energizes her, and her default setting is optimism. 
    With a background in non-profits, her career started in San Francisco, an LGBTQ friendly state, she now lives in Minnesota and is still heavily involved in the LGBTQ community. 
    Growing up, she was a tomboy, and she leans more towards a “masculine” style - the distinction in her case is that she never felt like a man; it was the clothes that society says are appropriate that made her feel boxed-in. 
    This episode includes topics like: what it feels like to feel unsafe in public; the privilege of masculinity and a few tips on how to look stronger as women in potentially intimidating situations.  
    Join the Grrrl Community at:
    https://www.grrrl.com/
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grrrl_clothing/
    https://www.instagram.com/kortney_olson/
    Tahverlee is a Social Impact Entrepreneur and can be found at:
    https://www.corporatecauseagency.com/
    https://www.facebook.com/tahverlee
    https://www.instagram.com/tahverlee/
    https://www.linkedin.com/in/tahverlee/
    This show is produced by Les Konley of Healent Media: https://healentmedia.com/.
    Show notes provided by The Podcast Maven: https://www.podcastmaven.com/
    Contact and follow Whitney at
    https://www.instagram.com/butchtalk
    https://twitter.com/butchtalk?lang=en
    https://www.facebook.com/butchtalkpodcast
    https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/butch-talk-podcast/id1203354302
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    35 min

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