Meet today’s guest Christine Blosdale — also known as The Expert Authority Coach™. For over 25 years, Christine has been helping entrepreneurs, coaches, authors, and thought leaders amplify their visibility and become the go-to experts in their given niche.

Her incredible career includes working with media and tech giants like America Online, Microsoft, and Pacifica Radio, where she honed her skills in branding, content creation, and magnetic marketing. Now, she uses that experience to teach others how to cut through the noise and stand out in a crowded space.

Christine is also a five-time #1 bestselling author with books like The Social Media and Branding Survival Guide and Podcastonomics: Unlocking the Secrets of Profitable Podcasting for Beginners. She hosts three podcasts — Out of the Box With Christine, The TikTok Influencers You Really Should Know About, and The Micro Podcast on Podcasting — where she continues to share her expertise with a global audience.

Whether she’s coaching one-on-one or leading her Authority Accelerator Mastermind, Christine brings a “simple, easy, and fun” approach to helping people stop hiding and start shining ... a space in life we all strive to reach ... someday!  

She is wickedly funny, incredibly grounded and during our time together, she shares her remarkable journey from her early childhood in Ventura, California to living her current best life in Sydney Australia with her beautiful wife.  It's a story you won't want to miss!   

To learn more about Christine, you can visit her site here:  https://www.christineblosdale.com

Once on her site, you will find links to her coaching services, upcoming LIVE events, a mastermind program, videos, books AND her award winning podcasts and blogs!  

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The past two weeks have been tough to navigate and I found myself desperate to connect with someone who impacted my life during a difficult time.  I decided to reflect on this special episode with Zoe Moore because she’s someone who left a deep mark on me both personally and professionally. Zoe is a bold, unapologetic leader who is transforming individuals and organizations with data-driven strategies that create lasting equity and inclusion.  A far cry from the assumptions and false narratives that are flooding our world.  

When I first met her in Tulum, I quickly realized this was no ordinary conversation. Zoe challenged me to reexamine my own life, my business, and even the way I navigate the ridiculously complicated times we’re living through here in the U.S. Her perspective was eye-opening, and I walked away knowing I’d never look at diversity, equity, and inclusion the same way again. My hope is this conversation resonates with you and that you will share it with your family, friends & colleagues. 

As a Certified Diversity Professional and U.S. Army veteran with 12 years of service, Zoe brings a distinctive clarity and relentless commitment to holding people accountable, cultivating deeply inclusive cultures, and advancing diversity. She’s on a mission to drive real impact and economic empowerment for underrepresented communities—and she’s not afraid to disrupt outdated approaches along the way.

Zoe is the real deal and a true change-maker, and I’m so glad you get to meet her this week.  

To find out more about Zoe and her work, visit:  https://www.growwithzomo.com

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In this heartfelt episode, I welcome back my friend and former guest Archer Gray for a deeply moving conversation about the profound benefits of hospice care—not only for patients nearing the end of life, but also for the families and loved ones who walk alongside them. Together, we explore what hospice truly is, how it prioritizes quality of life, and why it’s ultimately about living fully in each moment rather than focusing solely on the end.

You’ll gain an intimate look at the remarkable individuals—like Archer—who feel called to this life changing work. From deep empathy and unwavering patience to resilience and emotional strength, we highlight the qualities that make hospice workers true unsung heroes. Their unique ability to combine medical expertise with heartfelt human connection creates a safe, loving space during one of life’s most vulnerable chapters.

Whether you’ve experienced hospice care firsthand or are simply curious about how it works, this conversation will open your heart and your eyes to its powerful impact—and to the extraordinary people behind it. My sincere thanks to Archer for sharing so openly and courageously about a topic that is often difficult, yet so important, to discuss with those we love.

To follow Archer on Instagram, visit https://www.instagram.com/archer_fit757/

To learn more about Hospice Care, visit https://www.medicare.gov/ and remembet to get educated and talk to your health care provider. 

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Earlier this week, I had the privilege of joining my friend Nathan Serrato on his incredible Queer Conscious Podcast, where we dove deep into a topic that’s personal to me—divorce. My divorce, to be exact. The conversation stirred up reflections on authenticity and the exhausting pursuit of perfection - being the perfect son, the perfect entrepreneur, the perfect friend, perfect boyfriend, and perfect husband. That hour with Nathan was both cathartic and healing, reminding me of the power of speaking your truth in a space where your heart and soul feel safe. Nathan has a rare gift for creating that space.

So in honor of our time together, today on Just Do You., we’re revisiting one of our most powerful episodes from last season—my original sit-down with Nathan, a Trauma-Informed Mindset Coach (PCC) based in San Diego. In this replay, we explore the tangled relationship between perfectionism and personal identity—a conversation that’s as insightful as it is liberating.

If you’ve ever wrestled with that relentless inner critic or carried the heavy expectation to always “get it right,” this episode will speak to you. Expect to laugh, reflect, and leave with a renewed sense of what it truly means to embrace peace, happiness, and joy—beyond perfection.

You can listen to our episode on divorce, here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/queer-conscious-podcast/id1786056280?i=1000720691470

To learn more about Nathan and the transformative work he offers, visit QueerConscious.com.

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What does it truly mean to face your fear—and allow yourself to be fully free and seen?  This week, I have the privilege of sitting down with the incredible Tanner Haney, a Los Angeles-based actor who, one morning, made a life-changing decision: to take on a 30-day challenge that would push him far beyond his comfort zone - dancing in public every single day, in front of strangers, and asking those strangers to record it.

So why this challenge? After coming out, Tanner shares how he wrestled with a fear of being authentically seen, carrying the weight of shame that told him to shrink and tone himself down. But as his birthday approached, he decided he was done with that destructive narrative. It was time to reclaim his joy, freedom, and boldness of living unapologetically as himself once again.  Tanner is truly a gift to us all! 

What began as a personal experiment in vulnerability is quickly evolving into a journey of liberation, connection, and radical self-acceptance. Each day, Tanner steps into public spaces - often terrified, yet exhilarated - but always determined to move through his fear, quite literally. In the process, he’s discovering just how much courage it takes to be witnessed in your truest form - and how profoundly healing it can be to stop hiding and to simply be yourself.

In this powerful episode, we dive into Tanner’s life growing up, his coming out journey, and the pivotal moments that led him here - including the times he almost quit, the strangers who surprised him most, the power of movement as emotional release, and what happens when you choose courage even when every part of you wants to "tone down." If you've ever let fear silence your true self, this episode is your invitation to step into the joy … and just dance.

To follow Tanner's journey on Instagram, visit: https://www.instagram.com/tannerhaney

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In this episode, I am honored to welcome Janessa Goldbeck, CEO of the Vet Voice Foundation - a nonprofit dedicated to amplifying the voices of veterans in the fight for justice, equity, and lasting policy change. With over 15 years of experience in public policy, government affairs, and strategic consulting, Janessa brings a rare blend of frontline insight and legislative expertise to this powerful conversation.

Raised in San Diego by spiritually centered, activist-minded parents, Janessa grew up with a deep appreciation for social justice and community. Her global perspective was further shaped by time spent living in Africa, where she deepened her commitment to human rights and service. That passion led her to the U.S. Marine Corps, where she served as a Combat Engineer and Civil Affairs Officer, eventually leading a 120-person unit on a mission across eight countries.

Janessa is an out and proud lesbian and a fierce advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, using her platform to champion equity, inclusion, and representation - both within the veteran space and far beyond. She is a leader who shows us what it means to serve with integrity, lead with purpose, and fight for a future where all voices are heard.

Join us as we explore her remarkable journey at the intersection of leadership, identity, and impact - and why civic engagement has never been more urgent.

To follow Janessa on Instagram, visit https://www.instagram.com/janessagoldbeck

To follow her on Substack, visit https://substack.com/@janessagoldbeck

To visit Vet Voice Foundation, visit https://vvfnd.org/

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This week on the JUST DO YOU. podcast, I’m joined by Christian Ray Flores — author, entrepreneur, high-performance coach, and a man whose life journey is as extraordinary as it is inspiring. From escaping political oppression as a child refugee, to living in exile in Africa, to becoming a pop star in Eastern Europe, Christian's life has been shaped by dramatic transformations and courageous pivots. But behind all the titles and achievements lies a deeper story — one of searching for truth, embracing identity, and choosing purpose.

Christian’s path to just doing him wasn’t linear. It took navigating complex cultures, deep introspection, and bold faith to find the clarity and conviction that guide his work today. Now, as the founder of Xponential Life and Ascend Academy, and co-founder of Third Drive Media and the Renew Network, he helps purpose-driven leaders live and lead from that same place of authenticity and alignment.

In this episode, Christian shares how he uncovered his truth — and why he’s dedicated his life to helping others do the same. We talk about integrity, transformation, and the power of choosing to live a life that reflects who you really are. If you’ve ever questioned your path or wondered how to turn your truth into impact, this episode is for you.  WELCOME TO THE CONVERSATION!

To learn more about Christian, visit https://www.xponential.life

To follow Christian on his social media platforms, visit  https://linktr.ee/christianrayflores

To listen to his podcast, Xponential Edge, visit https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/x-e-xponential-edge-w-christian-ray-flores/id1642372471

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This week on the JUST DO YOU. Podcast, we’re diving into a conversation that bridges science, spirit, and sound with a truly remarkable guest—Isaac Sabu. Isaac’s story is one of resilience, innovation, and deep purpose. An immigrant from Iran, Isaac carved out a career that most only dream of—spending over 20 years as a cutting-edge sound engineer, designing IMAX theaters and building some of the world’s most advanced automation systems. But that’s just the beginning of his remarkable story.

What sets Isaac apart is his ability to fuse high-level engineering with ancient healing wisdom. He is the founder of Biotune, a groundbreaking company using frequency-based technology to promote wellness on a cellular level. He’s also the creative force behind Spirit Journeys, an experiential platform that has brought countless immersive meditation and cultural healing experiences to life in just the last three years—helping participants reconnect with their inner selves through sound, storytelling, and community.

Isaac’s work doesn’t stop at innovation. He is deeply committed to service, offering therapeutic sound sessions to veterans and individuals facing mental health challenges. His mission is clear: to bring the healing power of sound to underserved and marginalized communities—people who are often left out of conversations around wellness and access to holistic care.

In this episode, Isaac shares how sound was, and can be a powerful tool for healing trauma, regulating the nervous system, and reconnecting to purpose. We explore his personal journey, the science behind frequency therapy, and why now—more than ever—we need modalities that speak to both the body and the soul.

This is a conversation that will expand your mind, ground your heart, and perhaps even shift the way you think about healing.

As a special gift to our JDY. listeners, take advantage of Biotune's core program, TUNE IN, TUNE OUT, RESTORE & TUNE DOWN and their 30 day free trial, visit https://mysoundwise.com/soundcasts/1747859182099s?c=JYD20

To follow Isaac on Instagram, visit https://www.instagram.com/vibecreat8r/

To follow Biotune on Instagram, visit https://www.instagram.com/biotunewellness/

To learn more about Biotune, visit https://www.biotunewellness.com/

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Join me this week for a replay of a powerful and affirming conversation with Carolina Panoff, Florida-based founder of Be You Coaching and the incredibly popular Be You Disco — a movement that’s redefining what it means to show up fully and unapologetically as yourself.

Carolina and I met last year at a Wellness Summit, and I had the absolute privilege of experiencing her work firsthand — a transformative blend of music, dance, and radical human connection. What she’s created with Be You Disco isn’t just an event — it’s a sanctuary for authenticity, a space where people are invited to lay down the pressure to perform, to please, or to “pass” — and instead, to simply belong.

This message is especially vital at the moment for those of us in the LGBTQ+ community. So many of us grew up being taught how to fit in — to shrink ourselves, hide parts of who we are, or seek conditional acceptance ... and now, once agin we are being attacked by the current administration in an effort to erase our very existence.  But as Carolina shares in our conversation, fitting in is not the same as belonging — and that distinction rocked me to my core. It touched a wound I know many of us carry, and are sadly reliving once again … and our conversation offered a healing truth in return.

Carolina’s story — from being the driven child who always aimed to exceed expectations, to feeling unfulfilled in corporate sales, to launching her coaching practice in 2015 and eventually Be You Disco in 2020 — is a beautiful journey of self-discovery, freedom, and bold reinvention.

She is deeply committed to helping people break free from the roles and restraints that keep us small — and instead live lives that are expansive, purposeful, and joy-filled.

I walked away from our conversation changed. And I know you will too.

Let this episode be a reminder: you don’t have to fit into a box that was never built for you. You already belong — exactly as you are.

To follow Carolina on Instagram, click here: https://www.instagram.com/carolina.panoff/

To learn more about Carolina's Consulting Practice, click here: https://www.carolinapanoff.com

To follow Be You Disco on Instagram, click here: https://www.instagram.com/beyoudisco/

To learn more about BE YOU DISCO, click here: https://www.beyoudisco.com

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🌈 PRIDE Month REPLAY 🌈

In celebration of PRIDE, we're revisiting one of our most powerful and heart-warming episodes — my unforgettable conversation with Sara Cunningham, founder of FREE MOM HUGS, based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Last year, I attended the local Oceanside Pride festival where I stumbled upon a group of incredible women wearing shirts that read FREE MOM HUGS. Not only did I receive one of the most affirming hugs of my life, I also knew instantly that I had to learn more about this beautiful movement — and the woman who started it.

In this special replay, Sara shares her deeply personal journey of faith, family, and transformation. After initially rejecting her son Parker’s sexuality due to her conservative Christian upbringing, Sara found herself in spiritual turmoil. But instead of turning away, she turned inward — and then outward — exhaustively searching her faith for answers. What she discovered led her from the church pews to the Pride Parade… without losing her faith.

Her first act of visible allyship came on June 20, 2015, when she attended Oklahoma City's Pride festival wearing a homemade FREE MOM HUGS button. The first hug she gave was to a young woman who tearfully confessed, “It’s been four years since I got a hug from my mom because I’m a lesbian.” That hug — and the hundreds that followed — sparked a nationwide movement of love, visibility, and radical acceptance for the LGBTQIA+ community.

Sara's story is one of unconditional love, healing, and the brave power of showing up. She's a mom, a trailblazer, and truly, a gift to us all.

❤️ Don't miss this beautiful conversation. And if you’ve heard it before, it’s well worth another listen — especially during Pride.

🔗 Learn more about FREE MOM HUGS: https://freemomhugs.org/
🎥 Watch the Mama Bears documentary: https://kinema.com/films/mama-bears-wskofa

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