Label Free: ”To live your best life, live label free.”

Behind the Labels is an exclusive segment of Label Free podcast hosted by Jules B that explores the lives of guests through their stories and conversations. It focuses on helping listeners unleash their inner white collar status and live more fulfilled lives with integrity, fitness, wellness, and everything in between. In this episode of Behind the Labels podcast, we follow the story of Brandon, who was looking to be a future billionaire. However, when his world fell apart, Brandon was forced to take a self-reflection and build a blueprint to help him lift himself and others up. 

In this episode of Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu interviews Juan Campoo, a mindset and behavioral expert from the Netherlands. Campo shares about his journey from a non-sexy career in sales and business development in the mining industry to a personal mastery model that is changing lives around the world. He talks about how he started to explore consciousness and energy work through yoga and eventually received a psychic calling that changed his career trajectory. Together, they discuss the importance of living label free and the benefits of embracing personal mastery. To learn more, head to the link below:

In this podcast episode, the Co-Host Jules B., and guest discuss the importance of identifying problems as an entrepreneur, simplifying the podcasting process for passionate creators, and the heart behind podcasting. You'll also hear personal accounts of abstinence before marriage and lasting love, as well as insights into the misconceptions and opposition against paying guests on podcasts. With timestamps to guide you through each topic, this episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in podcasting or looking to live a purposeful life. So sit back, relax, and let the voices sharing their passion and expertise in this powerful form of media inspire you.

In this episode, host Deanna Radulescu, of Label Free Podcast, speaks with Liu Liu - a cross-cultural intelligence coach, project manager, mentor, trainer and facilitator - to discuss the need to live label free and the challenges presented when teams from different cultures come together. The conversation touches on the idea of not comparing cultures, instead using the differences as an opportunity to learn from each other. To learn more or to contact Liu Liu, head to the link below:

In this episode of Label Free Podcast, host Deanna Radulescu interviews Arielle Martone, a postpartum wellness coach, physical therapist, yoga teacher, and certified pre and postnatal coach. Ariel discusses her passion for women's health and her interest in helping women during the transition to motherhood. She shares her journey towards focusing her career on postpartum wellness, including her personal experiences, background in physical therapy and yoga, and the creation of her company Find Your Way Mama. The conversation also touches on the topic of postpartum mental health and the importance of seeking support during this time. To learn more or to connect with Arielle, head to the link below: 

In this podcast episode, the host, Deanna Radulescu talks with Barb Higgins. Barb discusses her podcast and blog, which focus on current events in her life. Barb provides information on where to find her on social media and her website, as well as a foundation she created in honor of her daughter. Barb also mentions that she will be a published author soon. Barb shares personal stories of loss and grief, including the death of her daughter and a friend's daughter, as well as her husband's health struggles. Despite these challenges, the Barb emphasizes the importance of finding hope and meaning in life. She encourages listeners to navigate their own journeys according to their internal compass. To learn more about Barb, head to the link ⬇️:

In this podcast episode, the Co-Host Jules B.,  delves into the topic of adoption and the emotional impact it can have on individuals. The guest shares their personal experience of growing up knowing they were adopted but feeling a sense of betrayal when they found out that their biological parents knew about it and said nothing. The conversation explores the different emotions that come with adoption, including anger, resentment, and love for adoptive parents. The guest also talks about the importance of understanding genetics and family history, which can be difficult for adopted individuals. The episode ends with a discussion on giving people the benefit of the doubt and growing up in church. Overall, this podcast provides a thought-provoking insight into adoption and its impact on individuals' lives.

In this podcast episode, the host Deanna Radulescu talks with Mark Sias and his  experience in the wrestling industry and meeting famous wrestlers while training at Florida Championship Wrestling. They then shift gears to discuss the notary business and how it can be done remotely online. The host explains how they started their own notary business and how they help people get documents notarized both in person and online. They also share success stories from students who have taken their course and started their own successful notary businesses. The host also discusses their upcoming book on digital platforms for remote online notarization, which will provide insights on which platforms are worth investing time in and which ones to avoid. Overall, this episode provides valuable information for anyone interested in starting a notary business or learning more about remote online notarization.

Happy Friday Friends!

In this podcast episode, with co-host Jules B., the guest speaker shares a personal story about a difficult time in their life. They talk about how they had a friend who kept their secret and helped them save face. Despite many things going wrong, the speaker was able to get out of a tough situation and save their faith. They also discuss failing a course but eventually passing it after taking it multiple times. The speaker reflects on how they were neck-deep in trouble and it took them 50 years to articulate that to anyone. They talk about how they kept quiet and maneuvered through the situation, as opening their mouth would have made things worse. The speaker also discusses their book, which is an audio version of their life story. They share how they almost drowned in South Korea and had to caterpillar their way out of quicksand-like material. The speaker talks about how soldiers can be cruel and call names, so they had to keep the incident a secret from others. Overall, this podcast episode is about never giving up and finding inspiration.  Don't forget to check out of website and follow us on all social media: