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How can you truly serve your audience?
My close friend and genius persuasive content builder, Colin Boyd joins for an uplifting conversation. Colin is obsessed with helping experts and entrepreneurs sell from stage in a way that feels authentic. He keynotes at conferences around the world on topics such as persuasive communication and selling ideas.
Colin is a Certified Speaking Professional, and his clients include Coca Cola, Suncorp, Fuji Xero, and Hewlett Packard.
He runs high-level mastermind programs for speakers and content creators. And delivers his signature program Sell From Stage Academy® which helps people turn every presentation into a money-making machine.
In this episode we talk about #BlackLivesMatter and white privilege and how a lack of proactivity in anti-racism work will shut down Black voices, and what we could be doing instead.
Colin shares powerful tips for selling on stage – speaking on a platform is fundamental to change + leadership. Plus, Colin reveals the decision-making process that will help clients enroll in our programs. Remember, selling is essential for making transformational changes in our audience's lives.
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Are you making consistent income selling your services?
Jereshia Hawk, is an income strategist, business coach, and preacher of Truth. She teaches service-based business owners how to sell effectively, serve impeccably, and finally create consistent income to crush it online.
Jereshia was a full-time corporate career leading multimillion-dollar engineering projects. Jereshia would go to meetings, and people assumed she was the assistant; it wasn't uncommon for people to ask her to grab them coffee.
A mistake is a mistake, and that's no problem, but this is part of a bigger picture. The lack of representation of women of color in leadership is APPALLING, and it's a BIG part of the reason Jereshia is here doing this work today.
While still in corporate, Jereshia started her coaching business, and Jereshia got more and more clear on who she served, how she helps, and what the benefits were. After three months of consistent income and a serious conversation with God, Jereshia quit her job and stepped fully into her business.
Now, Jereshia lives a life of freedom. Jereshia lives a life where she doesn't have to look at her bank account to decide what kind of experience she will have. Instead, Jereshia decides the experience she wants and works backward from that. Because reverse engineering is what having a business allows you to do– it will enable you to choose what you want, embrace who you are, and create the life you desire.
In this episode, Jereshia brings the HEAT. We have a robust conversation about selling. (Spoiler alert: You do not need a sales page to sell!) In reality, you need to create connection + conversations. We dig deep into the unique barriers that women and women of color face in corporate settings. Plus, we speak about why we need to be willing to do the work and how Jereshia utilizes ad campaigns and selling through direct messages.
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What is holding you back from the life you want?
Today's guest, Christine Hassler, is a best-selling author, keynote speaker, master coach, and podcast host who is committed to guiding people and organizations into their highest potential. She left her successful job as a Hollywood agent at 25 to pursue a life she could be passionate about . . . but it did not come easily. After being inspired by her own unexpected challenges and experiences, she realized her journey was indeed her destination.
In 2005, she wrote her first book 20 Something 20 Everything and then The 20 Something Manifesto in 2008. Her latest best-selling book Expectation Hangover: Free Yourself from Your Past, Change Your Present and Get What You Really Want is the guidebook for how to treat disappointment on the emotional, mental, behavioral and spiritual levels.
Today, she supports individuals in answering the questions: "Who Am I, What do I want, and How do I get it?" Christine is a master coach who combines life coaching with the principles of spiritual psychology. She is passionate about supporting people out of suffering and limitation and into fulfillment. Her superpowers of intuition and compassion help people breakthrough challenges that at one time seemed insurmountable. Bottom line: she helps people get "over it and on with it!" with love.
In this episode, Christine goes deep around forgiveness + standing in our truth. Christine explains how we can use jealousy as a tool. When we feel resentment, there is some separation within us. After acknowledging the jealousy, we need to snap back into self-love + self-acceptance.
Later, Christine talks about unpacking our lives' pain and deepening into a global understanding of our patterns. That way, we can rewire our thoughts + patterns. Once we rewire those familiar behaviors, we can finally let ourselves live in our fullness.
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Ben and I sat down for our annual mid-year refresh and check-in for 2020. (Whew! There was a LOT to cover.)
We talked about how the pandemic has affected our personal lives, our business and beyond. The current political and social climate we're all in. Plus, Ben opens up about his former career as a police officer, his views on the Black Lives Matter movement + racial injustices, and what his thoughts are on defunding the police (and what that actually means.)
It's an honor to do life with such an incredible human, and I'm so excited to share this beautiful conversation with you.
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Where do we draw the line for what is acceptable to us a human beings?
Wealth Consciousness Mentor, David Neagle, joins me for a deep and enlightening conversation on to help you achieve whatever dream your heart desires - no matter where you're starting from.
After a brush with death, David began to study his own potential. In the 12 months following his accident - despite being unable to walk for more than a month - he tripled his income! By December of 2000, David had expanded to become an executive corporate manager, a stock investor, and a business owner!
Today, David Neagle is the President of Life is Now, Inc., a multimillion dollar global coaching practice dedicated to teaching entrepreneurs, coaches, speakers, and service providers how to use the power of Universal Law to rapidly create quantum leaps in both business and personal arenas.
Forever an avid student, David's core mission is to bring expanded awareness & higher consciousness to as many people as possible, and to find greater ways of helping entrepreneurs to create massive cash injections more rapidly, so they can lead their greatest possible lives and serve the greatest number of people.
In this episode, David and I have a candid conversation about white privilege and what it means to be a successful white male. David explains his relationship with racism and equity while serving others profoundly and directly. We also talk about the mindset shifts that need to happen to step into our personal leadership and to transform through these tumultuous times collectively and individually.
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In such a pivotal moment in history, I choose to look to the leaders and teachers that have paved the way for change with compassion, faith and love.
Tim Storey, a man I am honored to call a dear friend and one of my greatest teachers, is a perfect example of this. Tim leads with love and faith in all things, and offers such radical empathy in the face of all that he has experienced as a Black man in this country.
Tim joined me a few weeks back for an incredible conversation on IG live. We talked about everything from radical empathy, to being a leader wherever you are, to how to overcome prejudice with grace and love, instead of fear and hate.
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In what feels like the mass and collective chaos of today's world, it can be easy to keep our focus on everything and everyone else.
It is no secret that we are living in a different world today than we were 3 months ago- one that is more awake, more vigilant, more aware and more activated + polarized than ever before. It's easy to keep our focus outward on the problem, but doing so is not a way to get to the solution.
In today's solo episode, I'm speaking on what it means to get to the ROOTS of change, and why radical personal responsibility is more important in this moment than it ever has been.
I truly believe that we can't enact change in our external world, if we don't first begin with seeing what needs to be changed in ourselves.
Be sure to grab some paper and a pen for some journal prompts at the end of the episode (or look ahead in the show notes for them!) The world needs us now, in this moment, to show up for it- let's get started.
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In light of the current social justice movement + Revolution for the liberation of Black American's, I have decided to re-release some of the most impactful and enlightening conversations I have had on the podcast with Black women and men.
These are conversations that have educated and inspired listeners over the years, and my hope is that now that an even brighter light is being shone upon the issues covered in these conversations- they will continue to deepen our understanding of the current tasks at hand.
As many of you know, Jeanine Staples is a force to be reckoned with, and a woman I have called a friend and teacher for years. She was one our most talked about 2019 Ignite Your Soul Summit speakers, and the work she is doing in the world is unparalleled. We had this conversation back in 2017, and white supremacy and white privilege were two of the many topics we covered back then, making this a really powerful discussion to bring back into the light today.
Jeanine stunned the world (and me) with her TED Talk, "How To Die Peacefully", when she challenged the notion that humans are born, they live and then they die. No- Jeanine believes we are born and then we die a thousand tiny deaths. She claims, we can only learn to live, when we learn to die those deaths peacefully.
… and this is just what I learned before our conversation.
Dr. Jeanine Staples is the Associate Professor of Literacy and Language, African American Studies, and Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies at Penn State University. She is the founder of "The Supreme Love Project" , a movement which seeks to embolden marginalized people to heal their souls and liberate themselves. Not to mention, she is a genius, a soul excavator, a humanist and an all around "Be Your OWN Hero", kind of Wonder Woman.
I am beyond thrilled and honored to share this conversation with you. I just know that these words will touch you in a way that could literally shift the way you live your life, today- if you let them.
So, grab a notebook for this one, sit down, and get ready to let it all sink in to your soma (how Jeanine refers to our bodies) and your souls. I hope you find this conversation as powerful as I do.
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What is your path, and how does it serve others?
My good friend and soul sister, Tatiana "Tajci" Cameron, is an award-winning music artist, published author, inspirational speaker, and certified transformational and spiritual life coach.
She has many passions and is dedicated to helping others while also creating an enriched life for herself and her three sons. When Tajci is not on the road performing gigs, she volunteers with local organizations dear to her heart, spends time with loved ones (often involving music!), and collaborates with other artists to bring creative projects to life.
Tajci's most recent projects include a meditation CD, an annual retreat & sea cruise in Croatia (that she organizes and hosts), and a multimedia CD/book (Un)Broken: Songs My Father Taught Me.
In this episode, Tajci discusses her transformation from Croatian pop star to an inspirational speaker and spiritual life coach. Tajci needed to be really honest with herself by acknowledging the nudge of her soul to find the courage and leave something she worked extremely hard for.
We talk about showing up every single day as ourselves and why the end goal always needs to be service. Tajci dives deep into her story and explains how she navigated her husband's diagnosis and eventual passing. Plus, Tajci reveals how gratitude moves her + why we need the encouragement to heal.
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What is it that makes you come alive?
Today's guest Sandra Chuma, is a storyteller, filmmaker, and entrepreneur. For more than 15 years, Sandra has successfully blended business leadership, entrepreneurial innovation and creativity. In 2001, prior to attending Columbia University, Sandra partnered with her husband to create OBP (Open Business Process), an IT and management consulting company. Over the course of 7 years they grew the company into a highly successful consulting firm, offering guidance on IT and business strategies, and employing more than 60 consultants. Together, Sandra and her husband led their team in supporting clients operating across the globe, specifically in North America, Europe and Africa.
Sandra understands that stories of inspiration have the power to shape lives. During her studies at Columbia University, she was captured by the ability of documentary film to tell complex and multi-faceted narratives with sensitivity and depth.
Sandra's most recent project PLUS!, a documentary about the plus-size fashion industry, was highly regarded for its wit and energy and won her a 2016 Gracie Award. She was also awarded first prize in the NBC Sports CPTR'D Contest for Queens & Knights, her profile of the Gotham Knights – an inclusive rugby team in New York City, which she co-directed and produced.
The concept for Ndini was born from Sandra's desire to support and empower the young women in her life, having endured a personal struggle to find representation in the media that celebrated true African potential. Still feeling as though the narratives are restricted, Sandra hopes to provide access to the untold stories of exceptional African women that will resonate, inspire and ignite strength.
In this episode, Sandra describes the inspiration behind her Woman on Fire Summit and reveals how she navigates fear. Then, Sandra dives deep into her story and explains how she uses her words to inspire others.
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