I'm Awake! Now What?

I continue my conversation with Emily Sullivan Andrew, author, entrepreneur, pilates instructor, co-founder of The Tribe, and eating disorder and mental illness advocate. We discuss becoming a healthier version of yourself by inviting kindness in. Emily shares how she came to love and accept herself--once and for all. Emily is the author of the memoir "Stardust: Life, Love, Laughter and Everything After a Mental Illness." Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram on @ianwpodcast

This week I speak with Emily (Sullivan) Andrew, author, entrepreneur, pilates instructor, co-founder of The Tribe, and eating disorder and mental illness advocate. At a young age, Emily found herself struggling with an eating disorder. We discuss how she found a way out of her illness and into her body. Emily is the author of the memoir "Stardust: Life, Love, Laughter and Everything After a Mental Illness" To find out more about Emily head over www.healthybalancewithemily.com Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram on @ianwpodcast

Gratitude has been instrumental in my transformation as a human being. I ask every guest what three things are they grateful for. I've compiled all my guest responses from Season 1 & 2 here for you. Each response is unique, beautiful, candid and inspiring. I am so grateful for you my listeners and for the opportunity to turn my passions of open dialogue about life, love, laughter and enlightenment into a reality. Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @ianwpodcast

Happy New Year Sweet Souls! Thank you for listening to I'm Awake! Now What? Podcast. It's been an amazing year and to start your 2019 out right, I'm releasing "A Year in Funnies" from Season 1 and Season 2 outtakes and bloopers. Thank you to my amazing guests who have brought so much to this show and have helped me grow and expand as a human being. I'm eternally grateful and filled with love for each and every guest! Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @ianwpodcast

This week I conclude my interview with Adina Kroll, we discuss not fearing failure. Adina shares how failure is a useful tool to help us understand ourselves better. She talks in-depth about why she is so passionate about helping female entrepreneurs. She reminds us that being of service to others is how we move mountains and change the world for the better. Find out more about Adina at www.adinakroll.com Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @ianwpodcast

This week I sit with spiritual psychologist and forgiveness coach, Debbie Roth. Debbie and I discuss why she decided to set her focus on this area, what it has taught her and what she hopes to teach others. She also discusses a life changing moment, that tested her to "walk her talk." To find out more about Debbie Roth, head over to www.forgivingconnects.com Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @ianwpodcast

This week I sit down with author of "F**k the Corner Office" Adina Kroll. Adina discusses how she found her life's purpose and passion: Uncovering other people's brilliance and helping them step into the life they've always wanted to live. Adina is an entrepreneur, women's advocate, author, business coach and all around bad a**. To find out more about Adina, head over to www.adinakroll.com Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @ianwpodcast

This week I continue my conversation with Paula Frances Price. We discuss how she became an evangelic preacher and her what her blog is about. Paula Frances also shares a story about her time in India studying at the Dalai Lama's secular school and how her faith deepen during this time. She shares poignant words of wisdom for coming together as a society, when we all don't believe the same thing. Check out her work at www.beingmolded.org Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @ianwpodcast

This week I interview Paula Frances Price. Paula Frances is a writer blogger, radical Christian minister, passionate racial reconciliation advocate, womens' empowerment champion, mother, and wife. Paula Frances candidly articulates confronting her own racism and how it went against Christ's message to love all who were created in the image of God. She bravely shares, how she dove deep into racial reconciliation and continues to shine a light in her community on this very important topic. Find out more about Paula Frances at (www.beingmolded.org) Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram @ianwpodcast

This week I continue my conversation with Mona Loring--publicist, entrepreneur, mother, spiritual lighthouse and wife. We discuss her spiritual influences, empowering her children, helping others reawaken, depression and how to find help. To find out more about Mona and her PR firms headover to (www.statuspr.com) and (www.consciouslivingpr.com) Follow this podcast on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram @ianwpodcast