Humanly Possible

Tina Meyers is an Intuitive Coach & Feminine Leadership Facilitator. She is the founder of Women Advocates Rising and Warrior School. She also leads transformational coach training courses for the leadership development company, Co-Active Training Institute.

In This Episode:

• Doing something in the face of anxiety
• Listening to your body
• From Litigator to Spiritual Psychologist
• Feeling fully, authentically yourself
• Being an open-hearted warrior

Brad Davis is Co-Founder, CMO, and President of Consumer Direct at Omnidian where he’s helping lead a team focused on protecting and accelerating investments in solar energy across the U.S. Omnidian has been named among the Top 100 Places To Work by Seattle Business Magazine for 3 consecutive years.

He has a doctorate in law and a track record for building high-growth brands and award-winning communication strategies. He was named one of the top 50 Marketers in America (Ad Age).

In This Episode:

• Meeting the Dalai Lama
• The importance of the pause
• Moving to California on a leap of faith
• Creating value by tapping into the time and emotion of a tribe
• The greatest lesson learned from failure

Joey Dumont is an author, podcaster, and coach.

Joey Somebody: The Life and Times of a Recovering Douchebag is a memoir where he explores the very heavy topics of parental neglect, arrogance, insecurity, anxiety, and episodic depression through the lens of dark humor and self-deprecation.

In This Episode:

·       Life-long battle with insecurity and anxiety

·       A father’s betrayal

·       Sibling loss

·       Looking inward when there was nowhere else to turn

·       Forgiveness and recovery

Zoë Paliare is a trial lawyer turned coach, entrepreneur and learning and development professional and a lifelong social justice advocate. She supports clients to unlock their greatness by breaking through limiting beliefs that hold them back. Zoë is passionate about bringing out the best in people and supporting people to thrive in business, leadership, and life. 

In This Episode:

• Pausing to figure out what you actually want
• Moving through life with intention and purpose
• Shifting the mentality of society to say we’re all human and to see the humanity in others
• Making this world a more equitable place
• Visualization – getting out of your head and living the experience

Cara Brookins is best known as the mom who built her own house using YouTube tutorials. She is a keynote speaker and the author of eight books, including Rise, How a House Built a Family, which tells the story of building her 3500 square foot home with the help of her four children. 

In This Episode:

• Using the vision of the finished goal for motivation
• Fearlessly going in and trying something
• Learning to not take yourself so seriously
• Looking at moments of doubt as a personal challenge

Teri Karjala is a Transformational Life Strategist, the founder of Creative Counseling Center and Talking With Teri, best-selling author of Be The Magic of You: Tools to Transform Your Life with a foreword written by Jack Canfield. She is a Coach with Forbes and a Premier Success Coach with eWomen Network. Teri is also the creator of several motivational products to be a further contribution to her clients and the community.

In this episode:

• Listening to that inner voice from an early age
• Overcoming the fear of public speaking to have a greater impact
• Reframing the past to give it a different perspective
• Giving clients the tools to create on demand

Laura McKowen writes an award-winning blog, teaches workshops and retreats on personal development and sobriety all over the U.S., and founded several online programs.

In This Episode:

• Stepping into sobriety – releasing the pain and shame
• Doing something now that’s in service of where you want to go
• Humility – thinking about yourself less
• Taking pleasure in the simplicity of life and the little things

Mark Manson is a two-time #1 New York Times bestselling author whose books have sold over 13 million copies worldwide. His work has been translated into more than 60 languages and hit bestseller lists in sixteen different countries. According to Amazon Charts, his book The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck was the most-read non-fiction book in 2017.

In This Episode:

• Personal development that doesn’t suck
• Healthy skepticism - questioning your initial beliefs and assumptions
• Learning to only care about the things that actually matter
• Finding that healthy balance between caring for others and caring for yourself

Kami Guildner is a connector, a storyteller and a business coach for changemaker women of influence. She leads high-vibe entrepreneurs to give voice to their most important messages and create a ripple effect of worldly impact.

In This Episode:

• How skills learned in the corporate world provided building blocks for the entrepreneurial world
• Working with horses opened up the ability to see and feel that inner wisdom
• The benefits of working with a mentor and/or coach
• Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable
• The importance of investing in yourself

Marc Ensign is a prolific storyteller, creative marketer, accomplished musician and author of the book Be a Dick: How One Person Can Change the World in the Most Unexpected Way.

In This Episode:

• Making the shift from “feeling small” to “it doesn’t matter what people think”
• How micro acts of kindness can be life changing
• Being more aware to be a better person