Is it the voice of your intuition that you hear? Is it the voice of your fears? How can we tell the difference? What do we do with the ever present duality that is always in us? Where are we looking for direction? Do we value outer authority over inner authority? We are back after a little break and here are just a few of the questions that we are asking ourselves this week!

Where is the clutter in your life? Is it in your home, your inbox, or in your relationships, or your emotions? This week, we are talking to lifestyle designer, trained coach, and best-selling author Kerri Richardson about what our clutter is trying to tell us, and how we can move what we "don't want" out of the way to live a life in alignment with our dreams.

LINKS: 

WEBSITE: www.kerririchardson.com

We had the great honor of seeing Tricia's stunning pressed flower art at her latest exhibit in New York City. And equally stunning is her incredible story of being an artist and the power of creation. Hear how the phrase "Nothing good can be lost" led her during the pandemic to one of the most fruitful times in her career. This podcast conversation is sure to inspire you -- it sure inspired us!! 

Find Tricia's work:

https://www.modernpressedflower.com/
 

Instagram: @modernpressedflower

This podcast also could have been called, "The Surprise Podcast" as Natalie surprises Kristin with the podcast topic this week! Natalie goes deep into a download that she received on "overcoming," which leads to a conversation about trusting our innate value, and ultimately, "the choiceless choice of presence."

Since we are in the middle of a global pandemic and it isn't easy to travel like it once was, Natalie & I thought we’d bring you a podcast from one of our favorite Paris adventures! The interesting thing about travel is how we can allow ourselves to let go and meet the unexpected. We let ourselves be led by our curiosity and joy. Those energies are always inside us, and they always want to lead us somewhere… When we listen to them, we are listening from an embodied place, deeper than the mind.

This week we are talking to Melanie Dean PhD about her break through new book, "The Hidden Power of Emotions." We are so inspired about how she communicates the process of science and spirituality, and we can't wait to share it with you. This week, Dr. Dean is teaching us how to direct our emotions in her 4-step process so that we can communicate with the world that we are living in, and let it communicate back to us! Learn about the role of your intuition, the wisdom of the subatomic particles, and how to become more intentional in your life.

You know we love magic… and we love how to talk about how to find in IN OURSELVES! This week, Kristin interviews Natalie Roy about what she is currently studying about magic, how we access it, and her own personal experiments with it. Listen to learn about the archetypes that live in you and how you can empower yourself in 2021!

This week we are jamming with our friend, DaJuan Johnson! He is a working actor, certified life coach and the founder of Think Bigger Coaching. Currently you can catch him recurring as Detective Rondell Pierce on Amazon’s hit show BOSCH. His mindset strategies are grounded in real-life experience as a veteran working actor. He has helped hundreds of others break through personal blocks and integrate best audition practices so they can book more work and quickly move to the next level. We know this conversation is going to inspire you in big ways for the new year & beyond!!! 
 

Find DaJuan here:

https://thinkbiggercoaching.com.

Just in time for the holiday season, do we have a treat for you! Radleigh Valentine is on our podcast: a master of angel wisdom and of tarot. He speaks to us of his love for both and how he found his magic path. This interview will inspire you if you want to know about Angels, how to tune into Divine Guidance, and exploring your own intuitive power and special gifts.

Find Radleigh On:

Website:https://radleighvalentine.com/
Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/radleighvalentine

You know how every story has a villain? Darth Vader, Voldemort, or Miss Hannigan… the list of these delicious antagonists goes on and on. But why do we love them in our stories? Because, truth be told, we need them in our lives. Opposing forces are essential to our growth. Stories aren’t just uninteresting without conflict. They actually lack the essential building blocks that a hero (or heroine) needs in order to know themselves. So what does this tell us about our lives? And how does the way we view our “opposing forces” help transmute them? All of this, and more, in this week’s episode!