IN this episode we talked about living life to its fullest. Harmony Woodington experienced a car crash and was brought up to believe that she doesn't need to go to school or get a job. Well, she debunked all that and did both and went from someone who worked in a spa to becoming a hypnotherapist. We also touched upon the do's and don't in romantic relationships and how it's not about earning someone's trust or keeping secrets in fear of being vulnerable but accepting who you are and what you've been through and how it changed you which is why you're able to talk about it.

Link to the tree of wisdom: https://linktr.ee/HarmonyAnneW#banner_open

Happy New Year 2025! Just like last year, we're starting with positive energy. IN this episode, I interviewed a woman who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, anxiety, and clinical depression. She opened up about her emotional and physical abuse from family members and how she faced discrimination within the healthcare system. Then we talked about her upbringing and how it feels to live with support staff 24/7; you could say it's a blessing and a curse.

Get to know about CP: https://ceodisability.buzzsprout.com/

A French philosopher named René Descartes coined "I think therefore I am." IN this episode, we talked about how he was bullied and abused as a child and that watching Star Wars & Ninjas got him to want to be a Ninjedi and take up martial arts. We discussed the lessons we could learn from it, such as respect and discipline. He had a lot of parapsychological experiences that led him down the religious path, and we discussed our mind-body-spirit connection.

Integrated Ascension Methode

(I AM):https://iampure.energy/

IN this episode, we talked about what the title says, because life is a big love song. She spoke about ways to find your purpose and why it's important, and we talked about those who harm other people and why it's steering away from your reason to live. She also mentioned yoga's benefits and how it teaches us to let go of everything and relax. Then she talked about her book why she wrote it and the activities she included and admitted that even if she has a master's in communication, she has to practise what she preaches in her book.

Go and follow her work:https://lifeofloveandjoy.com/

No I haven't interviewed Norah Vincent but I think my guest comes close enough. IN this episode we talked about the issues that men live in society, loneliness, worthlessness, alienation, comparisons amongst many others. We also discussed the good and bad of the manosphere and how young men need guidance from older men since that's what's lacking and that's how the movement became popular. I also talked my upbringing and seeing my parents each taking on the role of the bread winner and the home maker, so I'm used to both. She also explained how that should just be the norm depending on who has the capability.

Norah Vincent: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/08/18/obituaries/norah-vincent-dead.html

Strong: A Relationship Field Guide for the Modern Man: https://www.amazon.com/Strong-Relationship-Field-Guide-Modern/dp/1959099027

IN this episode we talked about his journey from a poet, writing short stories, writing journal entries to writing his book and becoming an up and coming rapper. We also talked about the key elements to music that makes it therapeutic and how your music genre could say a lot about you. Richard opened up about his suicidal past and how that affected him during the pandemic and how he used writing as a means to get out of that state and now that he's no longer there, he just keeps it real in his music.

Get his book: https://www.amazon.com/Victim-Victor-Transforming-Trauma-Triumph-ebook/dp/B0D2TZS899

IN this episode we talked about exactly what's in the title. We explored Native American culture and some of the rituals they do and we touched upon some of the experiences he had while in different countries wanting to be like the locals. Then we talked about abuse he's been through and transitioned into organized religion and cults and it could be as good as brainwashing. Then we tied the two together and figured out how to do the deep work to get over your traumas instead of trying to control someone's life.

IN this episode we talked about the laws behind divorce in Florida where he is and the progression from Civil to Criminal court if there's possibility of Domestic Violence. Because divorces can be lengthy, we hope that children could spend half of their time with mom and the other half with dad but that doesn't happen for multitude of reasons. He also talked about ways that both parents could be there for their child without animosity towards each other.

The NLG divorce:https://www.nlgfamilylaw.com/toaster

IN this episode we talked about his journey through his sexual assault and his bipolar disorder. He told us the story of how he got raped and that resulted in him experiencing depressive episodes to then getting wrongfully diagnosed with depression, then getting the right diagnostic. We also talked about the impact of having a healthy social cercle of people that you could talk to when things get out of hand so they could help you get back on your feet. He also talked about his book which is the inspiration for the title.

Teetering on a tightrope: https://www.amazon.com/Teetering-Tightrope-My-Bipolar-Journey/dp/B0BSRJPNYT

IN this episode we talked about the difference between people who date with a reason vs those who don't and how to find that reason. Then once you do, you have to find the people who a line with your reasons to date, in other words: deal breakers/makers. Regardless if it's to get married, have kids, go on a cottage trip, as long as you're aware that it could change and you have to check in to see if you are still compatible and striving towards the same things.

Discover her work: https://charlenebyars.com/