Looking for a nutritionist who can help you get to the root of your health challenges? Look no further than Erin Holt, the expert who's been in the business of helping women heal for over a decade! With her unique blend of evidence-based practices, functional lab testing, energy medicine, and a dash of humor, Erin's approach to women's health is truly one-of-a-kind. But she's not just a nutritionist – she's also a mentor and inspiration to other professionals in the field, thanks to her 14-month practitioner training program, "Functional with a K Nutrition Academy." 

 Erin knows firsthand the struggles of disordered eating, negative self-talk, and autoimmune issues. She's dedicated her career to helping others find their way out of the same struggles. In today's episode, she shares her knowledge of the importance of taking charge of your own health, listening to your body's needs, setting boundaries, and creating sacred space for self-reflection. She also talks about the tricky balancing act of attachment and authenticity, and how important it is to model self-care and boundary-setting for children. Plus, you'll learn about the power of intuition and emotions, the importance of self-care, and the concept of inner child work. All in all, Erin's got a wealth of wisdom to share – don't miss out on this opportunity to "eat" it all up!

 As a board-certified integrative and functional nutritionist today, she helps women get to the root of their health issues and find answers to their “mystery” symptoms.  

Episode Highlights:

●   Listen to your body and develop the skill of self-awareness, rather than outsourcing health decisions to professionals or influencers. Take breaks from distractions, such as screens, to allow for deeper self-reflection.

●      Dr. Gabor Mate's concept of two core essential needs: attachment and authenticity say that often, attachment, or the desire to be close to others and belong to a group, can overpower the need for authenticity and act on one's own needs. This tension can lead to trauma and impact both mental and physical health. 

●      Listen to your intuition and emotions in order to discern one's life purpose and make the best choices in life. 

●      The idea of inner child work involves re-parenting one's inner child in order to heal past trauma.

●      When someone is dealing with a health issue, it is important to address all four bodies (physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual) in order to find a path forward. This may involve addressing physical factors such as diet, gut health, and hormones, as well as exploring any underlying beliefs or life lessons that may be contributing to the issue. It is important to meet oneself where they are at and not rush into spiritual or metaphysical exploration before addressing more immediate physical concerns. It is also important to remember that illness can be an opportunity for growth and self-exploration and to approach it with curiosity and openness.

●      Be present and aware in order to identify and address negative thoughts and behaviors. 

Connect with Erin
●      Instagram: @the.funktional.nutritionist

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Barbara Levin is the queen of bling and the boss lady of her own successful jewelry company, Athena Designs. But it's not just her stunning designs that have made her a standout in the industry. Her journey to entrepreneurship has been just as sparkling, with a trail of adventures and lessons learned along the way.

 From hitchhiking through Europe at 19 to starting a modeling agency with a friend, Barbara has always been ready to take on a new challenge. When she made the jump into the jewelry industry, she brought that same adventurous spirit with her. With a keen eye for design and a knack for following trends, while still creating timeless pieces, Barbara has carved out a place for herself as a leader in the business.

 But it hasn't all been smooth sailing. Barbara knows firsthand the ups and downs of entrepreneurship and the importance of having a supportive network of mentors and colleagues to help navigate them. She's not afraid to take risks and embrace change to grow both personally and professionally.

 Barbara is also a strong advocate for women having their own financial autonomy, whether they are in a relationship or not. She suggests setting aside small amounts of money to invest in passive income streams and advises reading up on investing in order to make informed decisions.

 So if you're looking for some sparkly inspiration and sound business advice, tune in to this episode of Her Next Best Move and hear from the one and only Barbara Levin. You'll be sure to leave feeling inspired and ready to take on your own entrepreneurial journey!

Listen in!

Episode Highlights:

●      Seek out new ideas and stay up to date on trends in your field, whether it be jewelry design or something else. 

●      Be a "student" and constantly learn and research in order to stay relevant and successful in your business. 

●      Be aware of economic factors, such as inflation, and adjust your pricing accordingly in order to stay competitive.

●      Service, both to others and oneself, and the need to constantly be learning and finding new ways to serve is crucial. 

●      Enjoy the journey and the process, rather than just focusing on the end result. 

●      Believe in yourself to make things happen.

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Connect with Barbara 

●      Instagram: @athenadesigns
●      https://www.athenadesigns.com/

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Meet The Joy CEO, Lori Pine

 Her first job at Anheuser Busch was buying beers for people in bars; for company promotion and partnerships. Crazy because she wasn’t even so much of a drinker! Lori, The Joy CEO, is now an Executive Coach to women looking to make their next best moves to a life with more purpose, joy, inspiration and peace!

Lori made her journey to the executive level herself by way of big corporate names such as Anheuser Busch. She got her start in marketing and learned the ropes by creating a community with local distributors and gaining exposure. Though she didn’t stay there for long, Lori already knew how tough it was for women then to get exposure to climb up the corporate ladder without divulging into such promotional activities. However, perseverance and hard work seek no validation. Lori’s hard work eventually led her to land a critical role at Coca-Cola.  All this while traversing motherhood, divorce, parenting, and her mom's death, a critical support element to her life.

 The following years saw her take up multiple roles and responsibilities, founding and managing a marketing company for three years, doing consulting work, and circling back to corporate as the VP of Campbell’s, a role she held for a period of time until She decided to walk away and find something that filled her with joy and passion. 

And then? A brief silence. Do you know that point where all the career hubbub comes to a sudden halt? That’s the kind of silence that teaches you to introspect.  Lori decided to reinvent her life and take the time she knew she wanted for herself – spend it with her family, on her kids, and focus on herself. She hired a coach to help her uncover her life’s purpose and discover her gifts. The process helped her realize that mentorship was her jam. She built on it and, today, helps executives and entrepreneurs navigate their personal and professional lives despite their high-performance careers.

 Lori’s story on this episode of Her Next Best Move leaves us with a very important lesson: when you know your internal self is nudging you, telling you that you deserve more than you have right now, take it as a hint. And do not let the regret of asking for something stop you from going for it! Take care of yourself, and value your needs. Empower yourself to get on that journey of self-discovery!

Episode Highlights:

●      Ask for a sign from the universe. And be ready for whatever it is going to be.

●      Build self-esteem. Know your worth.

●      Know that life has seasons and that they don't last forever. 

●      Dream big. Focus on your purpose and understand what your legacy will be. 

●      Spend time dreaming. Identify the dream and allow yourself to believe it's real. 

●      Don't underestimate the power of showing up and being present. 

Meet The Guest!

Lori Pine, The Joy CEO, is a Corporate VP turned life coach who helps ambitious, high-performing professional women gain clarity and reclaim their joy.  Her innate ability to clarify the problem and quickly assess the situation helps clients spend less time swirling and more time living and loving their lives. 

Connect with Lori 

●      Website:[email protected]

●      Instagram: @loripine

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We often dream up our businesses based on an untamable idea or an unconsciously drawn interest, only to realize afterward that we're neck-deep in details. Imagine chasing a vision you don't know would become a bankable career in the coming years: how do you move forward despite not knowing if it will materialize? 

Enter Dr. Elizabeth Stroot, an Entrepreneur, Executive Coach, Corporate Clinical Advisor, Wife, Mother, and the founder of Core Wellness Physical Therapy. Dr. Elizabeth chased her hazy vision of researching integrative wellness (before it was even a thing!) out of her sheer fascination with the human body's functioning. Her love for medicine, traditional allopathic subjects, and everything we now call integrative health, wellness, and medicine (and what was then called "alternative therapies"). Her path encouraged her to shadow experts in the field, from orthopedic surgeons to physical therapists, reflexologists and yoga instructors, Elizabeth's passion involved learning from anyone about looking objectively at how the body feels and functions – and the emotions that go with it. 

In this episode, Elizabeth explains how everything about our bodies is connected and how all our questions and problems, including worries about a career change, can be addressed by first feeling our inner vibrations. She talks about the power of visualization, changing what you embody, and exuding energy to others in helping draw the right people or certain clientele to you. 

She also talks about the mind-body connection by explaining how patients with chronic pain or old injuries see their pain manifest into trauma – physically, mentally, and emotionally. The key to navigating those painful phases is constructing small wins in the head, changing the narrative to" how I can still do everything I ever wanted to do", maybe just not as fast as others. As an endless optimist, Elizabeth believes in setting goals, even if it's in your 40s and 50s, and envisioning them – because that's where everything begins. She also shares what it takes to be a good therapist and how to help patients feel safe around you. 

Elizabeth reveals learning from the lows of her life, especially the loss of her father during the pandemic, a period of a thousand unknowns, about the power of showing up. She also gets into "The Great Resignation" that's come about post-pandemic and why it's a sign people are starting to recognize their priorities in life. 

Episode Highlights: 
●  Inventing an open door policy for your therapy clients – creating a safe, vulnerable space for them to talk about their problems than live with them internally in their minds.
●  Working through emotional pain is essential for relief from physical pain.
●  The Great Resignation is people's awakening to the hamster wheel of life that they've been running on for so long, realizing what they've been into only when they stopped. 
●  The roadblocks we throw up in front of ourselves as we fear doing something new. ●  Finding a new rhythm after the pandemic. 
●  Working with the conflict of how we're raised and shaped to be go-getters. 
●  Formulating your unique strategies for growth. 

About:  Dr. Elizabeth Stroot is an executive coach, corporate clinical advisor,  wife, mom, and the founder of  Core Wellness Physical Therapy (2009) in Alexandria, VA.  In 2020, Dr. Stroot began consulting and executive coaching. She serves clients in the USA, U.K., and Europe. 
Connect
IG @drelizabethstroot
Website: https://alexandriaphysicaltherapist.com/ 
 [email protected] 
(202) 547-0117

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Think being a stay-at-home mom means putting an end to your professional career? That’s until you listen to this conversation with my guest Michele who’s leveraged her home management skills to become a Big leap coach! Currently, the Co-Founder of Michelle and Dean LLC and her husband Dean, Michele is supporting individuals and couples to awaken their aliveness and step into a wholesome life. Her help with persona work is particularly valuable as it helps you understand yourself and the world around you.

Interestingly, Michele ventured into coaching only 12 years ago, in her midlife, after her three kids had grown up mature, and she had to navigate a divorce. She’d spent a large portion of her life homeschooling her three children and managing her household – a thing a majority of moms would be overcome with insecurity about: “What about your career?” As if home management isn’t management?!

At 50 years -ish old, Michele circled back to her learning, devouring any courses she felt a connection with; she learned for the love of learning. Despite being professionally absent from the workforce for years, she wanted to see where life could lead her. In her leap, she finally found her calling – at the Hendrix Institute, where she could utilize all her knowledge in spirituality and psychology, which got her into her successful full-time coaching practice.

Now, Michele conjures up all her learning to answer your more significant life questions: What are the indicators that we have something inside that needs to be resolved? How do we release our hurt and trauma? How do we process fear? How can we step into a more wholesome and creative life? She answers all of those in brief today! Make sure to tune in! 

Episode Highlights:

●      Build an environment of acceptance – it’s crucial and helps us inspire and be around inspiring people.

●      Love is about people being in the same space.

●      Drop your fear of making mistakes; you only grow when you make them.

●      Befriend your fear; there’s always something you will be afraid of.

Meet The Guest! 

"The Sassy Visionary of Wholeness"
Michele Yasuda is committed to assisting individuals with coming into integrity with who they truly are. She sees through to the essential self and awakens discovery and transformation. Whether with groups or individuals, Michele is masterful at noticing what most wants to emerge and offers powerful clarity that opens gateways for expanding consciousness. Michele is certified by the Hendricks Institute as a Big Leap Coach and is a graduate of their Leadership and Transformation Program. She is also a Licensed Agape Spiritual Practitioner and a Faculty member of the Foundation for Conscious Living's Restoring Resourcefulness Programs.

Connect:
Website: https://www.micheleanddean.com/
IG: @micheleanddeanllc
LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michele-and-dean-llc/

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What makes a bounty hunter’s job interesting? Rainy Robinson from the hit TV reality show Dog's Most Wanted on WGNA, Dog & Beth Fight 4 Their Lives on A&E, and Dog & Beth on the Hunt on CMT, speaks with me on this episode of Her Next Best Move about her journey to becoming a bail bonds agent and a bounty hunter after multiple trials and errors in different businesses, her experience on the popular reality show serving as the right-hand woman for Beth Chapman, and how she dealt with the pain of losing Beth to terminal cancer in 2019 – while the first installment of the series was in production. 

You sure know Rainy as the bounty hunter pursuing wanted fugitives on the Dog series, but do you know she only finished a high school diploma because the manicuring school she wanted to attend had a mandatory diploma requirement? Or that she’s owned a restaurant, a gas station, a body shop, and a nail salon in the past? Rainy has traveled through many paths before bail bonds and believes that if you want to pursue the profession, nothing stops you from doing that. 

And … if you've come across people who say the bounty hunter’s profession is for males? They’re lying. As someone who’s been in the field for considerably long, Rainy would tell you there are as many males and females in there. The gender or status myth shouldn’t stop you from pursuing your desired path.

Aside from the technical tips to becoming a successful bounty hunter, Rainy also leaves you with impactful advice for career success. She says that every single one of us is influential and has the power to change someone's day – even if it’s with just one word. Tap into your own power to change your and others’ lives. Be your own inspiration. 

Episode Highlights: 

●      Give victims as much clout as they deserve.

●      We’re being guided all the time. Listen to that voice.

●      For the most part, people are inherently good. There’s undeniably a small group that is inherently bad and will never change, but most people are good.

●      Understand the fragility of people in situations.

●      Every single one of us is influential.

Meet The Guest! 

Rainy Robinson is a bounty hunter from the hit TV reality show Dog's Most Wanted on WGNA, Dog & Beth Fight 4 Their Lives on A&E, Dog & Beth on the Hunt on CMT!

Connect with Rainy
IG: janebond2.0
FB: Rainy Robinson (Jane Bond)
TikTok: @janebond2.0

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Afraid of taking the next step toward your dreams? After hearing from Riley Barthold, our guest for today’s episode, your worries will start bowing down to your ambitions.

 An accidental pro cyclist, artist, professional athlete, artist, and physical trainer to the celebrities in the greater LA area, and above all, a go-getter, Riley grew up on the East Coast in a wealthy family, living a fancy lifestyle. But as if in the blink of an eye, her life turned. The result? A restart of her life in rural Vermont in an abandoned, no-electricity maple sugar shack. Her journey is incredible because she’s seen those experiences as learning opportunities. You’ll be surprised to hear how she never allowed her fears, worries, or tough times to bring her down. 

 If the term pro-cycler got you excited initially, let’s tell you Riley never had any solid plans of becoming one. At 26, at the cusp of getting married, Riley decided to break her pre-engagement and go to Los Angeles. Mind you; she had $1,000 to her name. 

She’s been ready for the opportunities, whenever and wherever, and has fun, come what may. She steps out of the line whenever that lands her a fair opportunity to do something she wants to. She doesn’t shy away from chasing her passions because she thinks isn’t the best at it. If you can do what you love and make decent money to live a comfortable life, what’s stopping you from pursuing that path?

Tune in to this episode to learn timeless lessons about living the life of your dreams. Learn to keep your fears at bay and confidently create a life you love to live.

 Episode Highlights:

●      How a non-biker, Riley went on to win one of the top 10 deadliest bike races in the world.

●      Figuring things out and not being afraid to fail because of where you come from. 

●      Finding your passion in things you get excited about. 

●      How not to get distracted by other people's missions.

●      Keeping your focus on your own mission. 

●      Be consistent with working on your passion, even if it's for five minutes a day. 

●      Tuning back to your dreams whenever you feel unconfident about your path.

●      Fake it till you make it. If you’re venturing into something you’ve always wanted to, but haven’t done before, just give it a go.

Meet The Guest! 

Riley Barthold is a professional female athlete, pro-cyclist, artist, and physical trainer to celebrities in the greater LA area.

 Connect with Riley
IG: @Doodleinsanity
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The Power of Cellular Activation with Susan Alden

Today, Susan Alden joins me on the show. Together with her husband Jamie, Susan co-founded Mind Body Aloha. Their mission is to help others heal, transform, and evolve. Their journey began in 2003 when they opened The Open Door in Fayetteville, NC, the first holistic wellness center of its kind in that community. When the Military took them to their next duty location Hawaii, Mind Body Aloha was born.​ Susan is passionate about the power of cellular activation and traditional medicine; you can bet we will get into it.

Mind Body Aloha was inspired by their deep passion for sharing the knowledge gathered over the years. Their integrative, holistic approach to wellness infuses their experiences with wisdom, practices, and plant medicines rooted in Native American, Hawaiian, and ancient yogic traditions. Their workshops, retreats, and private sessions integrate powerful tools such as the Medicine Wheel, Ho'oponopono, Himalayan Kriya, Meditation, Functional Nutrition, and Nutrigenomics. 

Breathwork is one of the most underestimated techniques that help us disconnect with our minds and be guided by our bodies. It is one of the healing techniques that Susan uses to help people heal. She will share how breathwork works, why it is essential, and how it can help us heal from trauma. 

What's your purpose? Susan answers that in this segment with the wisdom she gained from her father and the Yogies in India as she describes her journey to find her life meaning.

In this episode, Susan and I will have an in-depth conversation on how she grew her business, how breathwork works, dealing with trauma, how to live your purpose, and the supplements she has been on, among other things. 

Listen to this episode to learn more. 

Key Talking Points of the Episode:

[03:14] Getting to know Susan Alden

[09:16] Susan's new career in Hawaii

[13:51] How Susan uses breathwork to heal people

[18:17] Where does our body store trauma?

[22:54] Does Susan feel like she is living her life purpose, and what are her beliefs on life purpose?

[30:40] What stops people from making big changes in their life?

[40:52] The supplements that Susan and I use

[44:02] The power of cellular activation

[51:47] Susan's sage words of wisdom 
[53:30] Susan's time analogy

Magical Quotes from the Episode:

"We to slow down just enough to be willing to go into some of those dark places."-Susan

"I don't think there's a person in this world who is not impacted by some type of trauma."- Susan

"To heal holistically, you have to approach it from the whole body and just be kind and loving to your physical body, this vehicle that's carrying you through all these trials and tribulations of life."-Susan

"I feel like if every one of us is  trying to live our best life moment to moment, the world would be a much better place."-Susan

"If we took count of how much time we spend in distraction mode, I think a lot would shift for most of us."- Susan

"All we really have is now. I mean, the past is over, and we can go back and revisit it. But that's probably a waste of our energy."- Susan

Connect with Susan Alden:

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Website: https://www.mindbodyaloha.com/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/susanpualanialden/ 

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If you’ve been a regular listener of Her Next Best Move podcast, you probably already know there’s no end time for new learning or career change. 

Dr. Lynn Joseph, our guest for today's episode, proves that further by sharing her ground-breaking career pivot at 40. A wanna-be Barbara Walters, Dr. Lynn graduated with a degree in journalism. She got her first job as a pharmaceutical sales representative by chance and was incredibly successful. However, sometime down the line, she realized she wanted to start her own business – travel and click photographs for work when that didn’t survive the test of the long term. She was required to pivot and reinvent herself.

 Enter phase two of her life. A few pivots later, after the financial losses, at age 40, Lynn realized what she wanted to be: a psychologist. Another reinvention that changed her life forever. She studied psychology and obtained her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology before starting her practice. With a solid corporate background and a desire to help the working community, she conducted breakthrough research on motivating laid-off employees to find new jobs quickly. And the results were unbelievably outstanding.

Lynn’s visualization framework that helped people process their heavy feelings, internally rehearse job interviews, and meet with their own future selves who already had the new job they wanted – in less than 20 minutes – had a positivity rate of over 63%! Her research was also published in a peer-reviewed journal of the American Psychological Association. The kind of recognition her work has received, which I insist you check out, too, is exemplary!

Dr. Lynn had so much more to offer to the world than she did through her previous jobs. If you wonder if a career/job change is possible and seek actionable tips on making the shift happen, today’s episode was made for you! Don’t put limits on what you can achieve. If you want to hear the whole story, do not forget to tune in!

  Episode Highlights:

●      What you think might be a mistake could be a blessing. 

●      Be yourself. Be friendly and allow yourself to show compassion. 

●      Healing happens in stages. So, be patient and allow yourself to go through the stages. 

●      Follow the excitement and where it could lead you. 

●      Learn to trust yourself. 

●      Figure out which is the path of the heart and then be open to the unlimited ways in which opportunities can arrive to support those heart desires. 

●      Meditate to get intimate with yourself and gain a deeper understanding of what you truly desire. 

●      Set the goal not only in your head but also in your heart. Then, cultivate a strong desire to go after it. 

 Meet The Guest! 

 Dr. Lynn Joseph is a visualization and meditation coach with a Doctorate in clinical psychology and over 20 years of practice. She is the founder of the Job Loss Recovery program – recognized by Time Magazine, the Washington Post, and the American Board of Psychology for its clinically tested and approved visualization solutions that help displaced workers return to employment at an unprecedented rate. She is a certified master practitioner of energy psychology and has mastery over holistic techniques to address mind, body, spirit, and heart. She guides clients in transformational healing by helping them release old patterns. 

 Connect with Dr. Lynn

 ●      Email: [email protected]

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Self-worth Sam, our guest on today’s show, doesn’t preach living the traditional school-university- job route. Instead, he teaches you to invent a career out of literally nothing! He says, “you can create an entire living or business around a talent you are passionate about.”

A bit-too far-fetched, you may think? But that’s until you hear about his story as a performer, educator, and course creator. Sam has played various roles, from beatboxing (which he demonstrates expertly on the show) and DJing to living mannequin performances, public speaking, teaching, and mindset coaching.  Though people and societal rules have been one of the contributors, whatever came close to deterring him from his path was always the imposter syndrome. He tells us how he turned it around forever and became an imposter syndrome expert!

In today’s episode, Sam gets into living his life on his terms by learning from his Imposter Syndrome and the situations that led him to be called “Self Worth Sam.” They say when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade, right? Sam did. After a life-changing accident, self-worth issues crept into his life, disengaging him from his path, ridding him of his sense of self-worth, and putting him in a constant state of misery. Sam decided to make Imposter Syndrome his teacher. And today, he helps others do that too.

The battle of the feeling of being a “fraud” is a gradual journey; the more you learn from it, the better you become the next time the feeling comes knocking. As Sam says, perhaps, your imposter syndrome is teaching you to be humble, grounded, and focused on learning. Remind yourself about your vision and legacy whenever anything attempts to pull you away from your journey. Believe in doing things that help civilization progress. Everything else is … just noise.

Sam also teaches you, among many other things, to listen to your heart, and believe in the power of your heart. Whenever needed, it will tell you what you require for your own healing. “Follow your bliss, and the universe will open up doors (for you)!”

Episode Highlights:

●      Your energy remains constant (by the laws of science). It just changes form. Similarly, everything in your life is always present. It's just sometimes in a different form, and you might recognize it.

●      There will always be detractors and enemies to try and take your dreams and hopes away from you. So always be ready to level up from them. Play a bigger game, and you’ll get bigger enemies and bigger friends.

●      Get clear on what you value. And manifest that into the world. 

●      Your self-worth is there all the time. You just might be attaching it to material things or people. So, whatever you think you need to have self-worth, go down that avenue and repair it from there.

Meet The Guest! 

Sam is an imposter syndrome expert, performer, educator, and course creator.

 Connect with Sam 

●      Instagram: Selfworthsam

●      Website: love.selfworthsam.com

●      Facebook: Self Worth Sam

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