From her love to all things gold, motorcycles, and vaginal health, Marnie is the perfect combination of fun and professionalism.

A Naturopathic Doctor based in Toronto, she helps people shift gears so that they can feel better.

In completing the Y.O.U. Collective Life Coach Training, I have had the honour of coaching Marnie for the past few years. Watching her make a difference in people’s lives is truly inspiring.

Julie Brown is a loving woman, devoted mother of two, a Y.O.U. Collective Coach. She is also a runner.

She is proof that there is a fine line between hate and love as she turned a strong dislike for running into a full-blown passion.

After trying and giving up on running several times, something shifted. Her marriage had fallen apart. She had lost more weight than she had to lose. Had gone to therapy and had started working with a trainer. When a friend told her that she had signed up for a half-marathon, Julie thought: “Why not?”

That was the beginning of a new love story, in all senses of the word. She ran her first half and has run several since. In March she will be running another in her favorite city: New York City.

In this interview Julie shares her journey from hate to love through running.

Ana-Maria Constantinescu is a life and performance coach for high-performance athletes and coaches. She is a former pro athlete herself and a former NCAA Div 1 tennis player.

Originally from Romania, Ana-Maria started playing tennis at 5 years old before moving to Canada in her early teens. Her talent landed her a scholarship to the University of Oklahoma where she competed and completed a Bachelors degree in Psychology.

After ending her professional career, Ana-Maria started coaching tennis back in Canada.

We met at a workshop that I was offering just over 3 years ago. I sometimes forget when things actually happen, however I had brought my dog, Bali, as he was only a couple months old at the time and he is now 3 and a half.

This was Ana-Maria’s first experience with life coaching and she is now one herself.

Chrissy is an explorer, a lover of positive vibes, a multi-passionate entrepreneur and creator of ripple effects. Since embarking on her journey of self-discovery over the past few years, she has: left a comfortable 9 to 5 job, became a yoga teacher, started a home-based business with a network marketing company, and is a certified Y.O.U. Collective Coach!

Her intention was to uncover her purpose and identify the best fit for her natural abilities. As she continues to uncover her amazing gifts, she now helps others to do the same. Chrissy is all about living life on her own terms and making a meaningful difference in people’s lives.

Whether you have your goals clearly written out, updated your vision board, and have already started on your plan, or have touched none of the above, there’s something in this episode for all of you. It's dedicated to supporting you in creating a strong foundation for your life this year. And to reveal the one thing that most people in my industry seem to be overlooking when it comes to setting goals that awaken your soul AND sticking to the process even when it gets hard.

Leah Brathwaite is the author of "A New Way of Life: A Guide for Transformation from Living a Lie to Freeing Your Truth"

She is a yogi, coach, entrepreneur, and free soul.

In this incredibly beautiful interview, Leah shares openly about her journey to starting, and closing down, her first business, divorce, listening to the little nudges of her soul, and to everything that led her to write her first book!

YOU are already on the path of happiness, love, and light. And you have all that you need to become the most positive person you can be. Chances are you are already considered one of the most positive people in your environment, yet it’s important to keep up with your practices the same way you keep working out to keep your body strong. In a world that is in desperate need of positive action, we must be someone who inspires positive action in others simply by the way we live our lives. This episode will show you how!

Rastaclat is a symbol of righteousness, doing good for yourself and others. The company believes that positive action can change lives, inspire confidence & unite us as human beings. They encourage their pride to seek the positive. And they just so happen to make incredibly stylish bracelets.

Have you ever thought of sitting in meditation for 10 hours a day and doing this for 10 days? Probably not. But after this episode, you will be inspired to experience the power of a 10-day Vipassana course for yourself!

In this episode, you’ll find out more about Christa’s journey, how she and Kate became co-creators, and the challenges they overcame in order for the Moon Sister Rising festival to be as successful as it was.

We talk about despacho’s — and if you don’t know what these are, I didn’t either, so listen up, cause it’s so cool. And with campfire conversations inspiring the vision for the podcast, these are extremely fitting.

We touch upon unspoken trust, the power of the ripple effect, self-care rituals, and more.

And since Christa’s motto in life is to be barefoot, wild, and free, I suggest that you kick off your shoes for this one, make yourself a cup of hot tea, and let your wild heart open up to what you’re about to hear…

Thank you for being here. Enjoy the episode…