Limitless Life

Today's guest is someone I find personally inspiring because she's a serial entrepreneur, author, investor, and global community builder. In 2013, she started a company and a movement called Daybreaker, which hosts early morning, sober dance parties around the world to promote play and connection. I actually went to my first Daybreaker with some friends a few months ago -- it was a 90s themed party that started at 5 or 6 in the morning and offered drinks like coffee and green juice instead of alcohol. There was a DJ playing and tons of people who showed up to get down. But that event was far from the first for Daybreaker -- in the past 7 years, Radha's company has hosted dance parties around the world for more than half-a-million people. And as you'll hear in today's episode, it started small, with a simple, but courageous idea and has grown into a global community.

Radha has also started companies like Thinx period underwear and LiveItUp, which is a text-messaged based life school. And in her book called Belong, she shares her tried-and-true methods for creating true belonging and community in the world.

In this interview, we dive into pretty much ALL the things. From Radha's start in investment banking to hosting dance parties to ultimately creating true belonging in her life and for others. You'll love the range of her wisdom and her inspiring words about what it means to create a limitless life. Let's do this!

Today, I'm sharing a #LimitlessCoaching call, where I privately coach an online business owner to help them move through the blocks and thoughts that are keeping them stuck. The beauty of these calls is that YOU get to be a fly on the wall as you listen to someone else's transformation. I have a feeling it might lead to some of your own breakthroughs and insights, too.

The beauty of listening to a coaching call like this is that soo many of the fears and insecurities that other people go through are entirely universal. So, even if someone's situation is different, the mindset advice is often the same. And I think you'll find that this is profoundly true when you listen to this conversation with Katie. Coincidentally, Katie has a relatively new business, where she does mindset and mindfulness coaching for creative entrepreneurs. But Katie is noticing something: she's afraid of other people's opinions and what they'll think about her for playing bigger. She wants to speak on stages, host online classes, and ultimately put herself out there in a larger way. But she's created stories around what people might say about her for owning her power, especially as a coach. And as you listen, you might be surprised by how many people's opinions she's actually afraid of. I absolutely loved this conversation -- it's full of wisdom for anyone who has felt the fear of being seen and judged for showing up as your fullest self. And if you've ever felt afraid or guilty for wanting MORE out of life, then get ready to flip that entire concept on its head.

Now get ready to break through, my friend. Your limitless life could be on the other side of this coaching call. Let's jump in.

What's up Limitless Life™ family! Today's guest is Susie Moore, a digital course creator, publicity genius, and author of the recent book, Stop Checking Your Likes: Shake off the need for approval and live an incredible life. Susie's work has been featured in places like the Today show, Forbes, Cosmopolitan, and heaps of other outlets. And most importantly (to me, anyway): she's one of my dearest and closest friends.

I met Susie years ago when one of our mutual friends introduced us through a text, saying that we needed to meet because we'd get along swimmingly. Susie lived in New York at the time, so when I was in town, we made plans to meet up for the first time in person, and when we did, we proceeded to chat for 4 hours straight. Our friend was right -- hit it off, we did. Since then, Susie has grown into one of my most cherished friends. She's able to effortlessly combine wisdom and irreverence, which usually means that when we hang out, we have lots of deep conversations that are peppered with constant fits of laughter. The way it should be, ya know?

In this interview, we're digging into a lot of the concepts Susie discusses in her new book, like how to really trust your inner guidance, what it looks like to stop seeking approval from everyone but yourself, and the secret ingredient for living a powerful and joyful life. Snuggle up, because this conversation will feel like you're chatting with a girlfriend, all while challenging you to become the most limitless version of yourself. Let's dive in!

Hey there, podcast fam! After a 2-year break and I am so excited to be back. After my last podcast episode with you in July of 2018, I really wasn't sure that this day would ever come.

But so much has changed since then; I took a 6-month sabbatical from my business and social media, I recovered from burnout, I discovered truths about myself and how I was showing up for my life that allowed me to work through and heal old limiting beliefs.

And now I want to know....have you ever asked yourself what it would look like to live a Limitless Life? What that would even mean for you, and what would need to change for it to be possible?

I learned that I had been collecting all of my self-worth from achievements and applause- from what I was doing instead of who I was being… and this changed my life dramatically.

I went from wanting to walk away from my business entirely to showing back up for it in a whole new way I never dreamed possible, which now leads me here- with you.

In this episode, I'm sharing my story of getting to a place where I wanted to walk away from it all, to a place where I realized I had so much more to give (just in an entirely different way than I'd imagined).

This new iteration of my podcast, the Limitless Life Podcast, is all about teaching you that the only limits standing in your way are the ones you've placed on yourself, and it's about helping you break through them to live the life you were always worthy of.

So, welcome back. I'm so happy you're here… I can't wait to share what I've learned with you.

Hey Everyday World Changers! If you have ever felt burnt out from work or life, and you're unsure of how to get your creativity and joy back, then this episode is for you. Today I'm chatting with YouTube sensation Sunny Lenarduzzi, who built a massively successful 7-figure business and an audience of hundreds of thousands of people.

As you'll hear, what a lot of people don't tell you about success, and what we're digging deep in today, is that achieving some kind of success in any area of life can lead to more pressure, more anxiety and a whole lot of fear. What happens when you combine all of these things together? It can lead to burnout and a total lack of creativity, and in Sunny's case, an anxiety attack that put her in the hospital.

If something you once loved doing now feels like a chore and you're struggling to get your mojo back, then you'll want to hear what Sunny has to say in this episode. She is extremely open about her struggles and triumphs, and you will enjoy the fun, free flowing conversation that we have about success, burnout and what it really takes to create a purpose-driven and joyful life. I especially love the activity that Sunny shares with us at the very end of the episode, which I know will help you feel even more fulfilled and proud of yourself for the work that you do every single day.

If this episode resonated with you, it would make my day if you could take a screenshot of you listening on your device. Post it on your Instagram feed or stories, and tag me, @melyssa_griffin, and let me know how helped you. Knowing that people like you are listening to this podcast is honestly what keeps this show going!

Ever notice how sometimes the biggest lessons we learn in life come from the most unexpected places? Well today I'll be sharing an important lesson I learned from honey bees.

Hey Everyday World Changers! Today's guest, Leesa Renee Hall, is quite literally one of my favorite people. She's the kind of woman who is unapologetically herself and says what's on her mind and her heart, even if she knows that some people may get rubbed in the wrong way. As a recovering "nice girl" myself, this is something that I've been working on bringing into my life more too, and I'm just so inspired by how Leesa shows up in the world.

We dig really deep here, and in this conversation we talk about a unique writing practice that Leesa teaches and says is one of the best things she's ever done for developing more self-awareness, discovering who she truly is deep down and embodying more of herself in everything she does. She knows a thing or two about writing and vulnerability, because she is the author of 7 (almost 8!) books, and more recently, has turned her attention to writing about the intersection of race, spirituality and leadership.

In this discussion she'll help you dissect your own identity in a really meaningful way, so that you can truly see who it is you're being in order to become who you're really meant to be.

If this episode resonated with you, it would make my day if you could take a screenshot of you listening on your device. Post it on your Instagram feed or stories, and tag me, @melyssa_griffin, and let me know how helped you. Knowing that people like you are listening to this podcast is honestly what keeps this show going!

Friends, I am so excited to bring you this very first short solo episode of the podcast (and I'll be sharing more with you). In this episode I'm getting personal and giving you a life update and behind-the-scenes sneak peek into my 2018...so far!

Today's guest is someone I deeply admire for her creative and free spirited approach to life and business. Amber Rae is an author, artist and a speaker whose work invites you to live your truth, befriend your emotions and express your talents to the world in a bigger way. Her writing blends raw, personal storytelling with actionable "a-ha" moments and has reached more than 5 million people in 195 countries. Amber's public art has spread to more than 20 countries and she has spoken at and collaborated with brands like Kate Spade, Apple and Amazon.

In today's episode we're talking about some of the important lessons from her new book, Choose Wonder Over Worry. Amber opens up about her past relationships, her career and her desire to always achieve more, and she shares how this mentality never really seemed to bring her joy. She also gives special techniques that help her transcend her fears, feel more happy and not get so caught up in worry and anxious thoughts. If you are ready to transform your life, embrace your emotions and infuse more creativity into every day, then this episode is for you.

I have some very special announcements to make! This podcast is a year old now, and to celebrate you have a chance to win amazing prizes such as a $100 Amazon gift car, a custom journal, Brain Dust (the super blend that I swear by!) and some bestselling books from past guests of Pursuit With Purpose, like Mark Manson, Nataly Kogan and Mastin Kipp. To enter all you have to do is go to iTunes, search for Pursuit With Purpose under "Podcasts", and then subscribe to the show and leave a review (make sure to put your Instagram handle in your review so we can reach out to you if you're a winner). This amazing giveaway is open until June 29th, 2018, so head over to iTunes right away and enter!

But wait – I have more big news for you. We are launching a free Facebook group for listeners of the podcast, because community is so important in life. To join, head over to http://pursuitwithpurpose.com/community, where we'll be diving deeper into each episode and I'll be hosting Facebook Live classes to share more of the behind-the-scenes of the podcast, and much more. We're also planning to host in-person meet ups for listeners around the world, and I can wait to meet you.

If this episode resonated with you, it would make my day if you could take a screenshot of you listening on your device. Post it on your Instagram feed or stories, and tag me, @melyssa_griffin, and let me know how helped you. Knowing that people like you are listening to this podcast is honestly what keeps this show going!

When I started learning about meditation a couple of years ago, today's guest was a name I kept hearing over, and over, and over again. Sharon Salzberg is one of the most prominent figures in the field on meditation and a world-renowned teacher, as well as a New York Times bestselling author with 10 books. Sharon has played a crucial role in bringing mediation and mindfulness practices to the West and into mainstream culture since 1974. My favorite thing about Sharon is her focus on love, and how meditation can help us love more deeply and more often for both ourselves and everyone else in our lives.

In this interview we talk about Sharon's traumatic past, which led her to look for tools to help her heal and eventually led her to mediation. We also talk about what mindfulness even is and why most people who think they're bad at mediation are wrong. Of course, she shares how to do it the right way and if you stick around until the end of this episode, you'll even get to hear Sharon lead us in an exclusive loving-kindness meditation. This will add more peace, joy and love to your day – in a matter of just minutes.

If this episode resonated with you, it would make my day if you could take a screenshot of you listening on your device. Post it on your Instagram feed or stories, and tag me, @melyssa_griffin, and let me know how helped you. Knowing that people like you are listening to this podcast is honestly what keeps this show going!