In this masterclass, I share why it is that we find it so hard to start or finish projects, and how to work with your intuition in order to gain traction on your ideas in 2020. This episode takes about an hour and is best listened to when you're without distractions. It contains guided visualisations - please refrain from driving or operating heavy machinery.

This masterclass also comes with a free worksheet - which can be downloaded by subscribing here. 

All the details about Lead(her) - www.megberryman.com/leadher

We talk about embodiment, expansion and finding safety in the body in order to be vessels for sacred, social leadership. 

More details on the Lead(her) program - www.megberryman.com/leadher

More details about Kate - https://kateleiper.com

Today I interview Clare Foale @saltyhareselfcare on taking care of ourselves in times of climate related weather events and the role self care plays in building regenerative culture.

More information on the Lead(her) program - www.megberryman.com/leadher

Email - [email protected]

I share a bit about what's to come in season 3, and what I've learned this year about motherhood, postnatal anxiety, trauma, life, social change and relationships. 

This free masterclass was recorded live for socially conscious mamas wanting a different way to look at burnout symptoms. I share:

• a dropping in exercise

Details for Parenting with Purpose (Starts October 8) - www.megberryman.com/parentingwithpurpose

or email [email protected] 

I get vulnerable and share what I've learned this season about life, love, feminism, social change, money and being a mama of two, and where I'm heading next. 

www.megberryman.com

I chat with Psychologist Nicole Perry about self compassion, boundaries, burnout, trauma and social change. Find out more about Nicole - 

http://www.feministcounselloredmonton.com

Find out more about the Lead(her) Program - www.megberryman.com/leadher

In this episode, I share the details on how I'm building a business that is socially conscious. 

Today I interview Samantha Nolan Smith - founder of the School for Visibility. We chat about why we choose not to speak, the somatic experience of fear and where it comes from, how to live fully expressed, why being visible is essential for social change + much more. 

In this episode I share my struggles in finding balance in life - and the principles I've adopted in response. 

I mention my weekly planning process - which can be found here - 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jClJ4tnCa-I&t=10s

You can find more out about the School for Sacred, Social Leaders and the Lead(her) program here - www.beyondbeingwell.com/work-with-me