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If you care about social justice issues, this episode is for you.

Ash Johns is a personal + spiritual development guide, storyteller, and strategist passionate about spiritual reconnection, ancestral healing, personal growth and creative problem solving for cultural evolution through understanding, immersion, connection and conversation.

In this episode, we talk about her work with ancestral healing and how she sees it connect and intersect with us today.

“Things fall apart and they can come back together in a way that makes us realize that not everything is about us.”

A self-described THOTreader, Courtney Crosslin is anything but boring. This conversation covers a lot from how entrepreneurs can use their intuition better in running their business to the types of folks who work with psychics.

In this conversation with best-selling author, Scott Allan, we take a look at fear, how it appears, and how to overcome it.

Having confronted this time and again in his own life, Scott knows what it is like to be stuck in the middle and come out on the other side.

Sage Joya joins us to answer: What is the mind-gut connection? How important is dairy? Why do we need to find coherence in our mind and gut.

In this episode…

How to use your dreams to grow your business

Getting permission to improvise

Steps we can take to better remember our dreams

How to look for evidence to validate the messages in your dreams

In this episode…

Why do heart-centered entrepreneurs fail to gain traction?

What questions should be asking out coaches?

Emily Ann Peterson is an author, singer/songwriter, and founder of the

School of Bravery - a lab for creative visionaries. In 2013, Emily Ann

Peterson was diagnosed with a degenerative neurological hand tremor, which

forever altered her two-decade livelihood as a cellist/cello teacher.

Refusing to lose her life's love of expression, she knew she’d have to be

brave. In an act of neurological defiance, she expanded into wider mediums

and broke through her creative glass ceiling, opening the door to limitless

possibilities through songwriting.

In this episode…

* What the hardest part about confronting your bravery?

* How did bravery help you re-invent yourself and your identity?

* Ways to think about pricing your services

For more information about Emily Ann, her music, coaching, podcast, and the

School of Bravery, please visit https://www.emilyannpeterson.com/.

Emily Ann Peterson is an author, singer/songwriter, and founder of the School of Bravery - a lab for creative visionaries. In 2013, Emily Ann Peterson was diagnosed with a degenerative neurological hand tremor, which forever altered her two-decade livelihood as a cellist/cello teacher. Refusing to lose her life's love of expression, she knew she’d have to be brave. In an act of neurological defiance, she expanded into wider mediums and broke through her creative glass ceiling, opening the door to limitless possibilities through songwriting.

In this episode…

How did you find yourself working as a Holistic Lawyer?

What are some of the common legal issues that coaches and entrepreneurs face that they might not even be aware of?

What are some steps we can do to protect ourselves legally?

In this episode…

What is StoryJacking?

Why is it important for our businesses?

What are some common stories you see entrepreneurs telling themselves?

How does this impact our businesses?

Where can entrepreneurs start if they want to StoryJack their business?