Living Fully Show

Marc Hall-Jacquin is the executive Director of Shelter Movers, a non-profit moving and storage service for women and children who are fleeing abuse. Shelter Movers opened their doors in 2016 and have grown their services over a short period of time. Their ultimate goal is to have the ability to service every women's shelter in Ottawa by the end of 2018.  

Shelter Movers is driven by its volunteers and the other organizations that provide services to women and children leaving domestic violence and abuse. Shelter Movers coordinates moving vans, boxes, packing, storage and even private security during the move when it is needed.  

Thank you to Michelle Thibodeau for choosing Shelter Movers as her recipient in the One Million Ten Million Project.  

To support and connect with Shelter Movers visit: www.sheltermovers.com 

For more information and to participate in the One Million Ten Million Project visit: 1m10mproject.com 

Do you feel like things have changed in your business, in your vision and mission? Are you at a crossroad or having to make a decision to uplevel, change or pivot? In this episode, Pierrette shares the changes that she is currently experiencing and what you she is applying as she pivots and moves into a new and more aligned direction.   

What you will hear is that the Living Fully Show is going through its own transition. What used to be a good name for the show has evolved. It is no longer the focus of the show, although living fully will remain a theme.  

As you listen to the episode, ask yourself what you can do to pivot and grow into the evolution of your own business, vision and mission. Use what she shares to guide you through your time of transition and growth. And be sure to leave a comment or questions if this subject resonates with you, and let us know what is shifting, changing and moving forward for you. 

In This Episode: 

• Assess what is important to keep 
• What is shifting? What has changed? 

• How to roll it out to your community  
• Do what is best for you 
• Do not wait for the perfect time 

Resources: 

collaborationswithimpact.com 

To connect with Pierrette, go to: pierretteraymond.com  

Kia Rainbow is the Executive Director of Interval House Ottawa. Kia is at the centre of the organization's operations and is the liaison between the staff, board of directors and funders. Kia also teaches a Social Work program at Carleton University and has thirty years of experience working in the field of violence against women.   

Interval House Ottawa is a shelter for abused women, their children and their family pets. 

Interval House Ottawa has been in operation since 1976 started by a grassroots feminist organization with just four beds operating on donations from the community. Interval House Ottawa now has thirty beds, a transitional program and crisis helpline. They operate 24/7 to serve the community.  

 Thank you to Tania Tack for choosing Interval House as her recipient in the One Million Ten Million Project. 

To support and connect with Interval House Ottawa go to: www.intervalhouseottawa.org 

For more information on the One Million Ten Million Project go to: 1m10mproject.com 

We step into being visionaries and entrepreneurs when we listen to that little voice inside of us and begin to take action. A visionary has a deep calling to do important and make a difference helping others. Sally Guest has done exactly that, even through tough times of transition and change, she stayed true to her inner voice and what matters to her. 

In this episode: 

• How Sally listened to her inner voice and decided to take action
• Getting over the big hurdles
• Letting go of limiting perspectives 
• Looking within to create a shift 
• Self-care and recharging  
• Writing down your vision to make it a reality  

Sally Guest is a change facilitator, leadership coach, trainer, and founder of Women In Progress, a movement that started from deep desire to help other women step into their power and let go negativity that is holding them back.  

Sally, alongside two colleagues has recently launched The Global Coaches Collective, an  organization that is committed to supporting, developing, training and connecting some of the worlds leading coaches, consultants, mentors and trainers. 

To connect with Sally, visit her website at: sallyguest.com and for more information on the Global Coaches Collective visit: jointhegcc.com. 

Lindsey Barr is the Founder and Executive Director of World-Changing Kids, an organization she developed from her belief that it takes a village to raise a child, and her desire to be an integral part of her children's community.

World-Changing Kids is an educational organization dedicated to character building, leadership development and community growth through acts of kindness and compassion.

World-Changing Kids started with a book, "Plant A Garden Of Kindness", which is filled with acts of kindness that children can do in their community to make it a friendlier place.

A new program called "Learn More Do Better" is a subscription-based program for families sent via email, which serves as conversation starters and opens the dialogue and learning within the family around kindness, doing and being good, while contributing to their local communities.

In September, World-Changing Kids will host their Annual Kids Love Peace Festival - 2 days of free children's programming as part of the Ottawa International Peace Festival.  And all families in Ottawa are invited to attend!

To support and connect with Lindsey and World-Changing Kids visit worldchangingkids.ca

For more information and to join the One Million Ten Million Project, go to 1m10mproject.com

In this episode, Pierrette peels away the layers around how you can use collaborations to increase awareness around your vision and mission, expand your reach and add a source of revenue to support the work that you do. From her in-depth experience collaborating in over 30 different ways with other visionaries and entrepreneurs for the past 22 years in business, Pierrette's first-hand experience around what works, what doesn't and how to avoid common and costly mistakes and pitfalls is shared openly and honestly in this episode.

Listen and learn how you can use the power of collaborations to take your vision and mission to a whole new level, reaching more people and creating a bigger impact. 

In This Episode:

• How collaborations help you get out of your way and build your self-confidence and eliminate self-doubt.
• The best practices to use to ensure your collaborations are a big success for all.
• Common and hidden mistakes that derail some of the best collaborations.
• The top 3 collaborations to start with to maximize your time, money, and exposure.

To connect with Pierrette, go to pierretteraymond.com. For more information on using collaborations to create your greatest impact, go to at collaborationswithimpact.com.

Nathalie Lafreniere is the Executive Director of The Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre, a wonderful organization that is focused on providing a range of supportive community services that empowers people in their community to live healthy, happy lives.  

Started in 1979 by a grassroots group of people who wanted to give back to their community, the EORC offers counselling services for children and youth, individual and group counselling for women who are fleeing abuse, and support programs for seniors to enable them to live at home, amongst some of their programs. 

The Eastern Ottawa resource Centre also works in partnership with other community organizations such as The Parkinson's Society, Sandy Hill Community Health Centre and CHEO through their Speech and Language program for children. 

To connect and support the work of the the Eastern Ottawa Resources Centre, visit the website at https://www.eorc-creo.ca/EORC  

For more information about the One Million Ten Million Project and to participate by sharing the recipient of your choice go to: 1m10mproject.com 

Being a visionary and entrepreneur often comes from an experience we had and our desire to help others not go through that same experience like we have. You seek ways to make a difference but sometimes you feel unsure and you doubt your own intuitive knowing that what you should do is the right thing. In my interview with Deborah Hightower, Best Selling Author, Speaker and Life-Elevator, she shares her story of being a young mother and high school dropout, and the path of success and meaning she found.  The challenges she overcame, the lessons she learned and the desire to help others will inspire you to listen to your own voice and follow the calling that is pulling you forward.

In this episode:

• The beginning: a young mother who dropped out of high school
• Poised, prepared and in hot pursuit
• You have to know what you are saying
• What to do when you are ready to move forward
• Having a sign of purpose
• Her definition of Living Fully

Deborah's Recommended Resources:

Sue Monk Kidd, When The Heart Waits

Thich Nhat Hanh, The Art Of Power

Shawn Achor, The Happiness Advantage

Deborah Hightower is a Best Selling Author, Speaker and Life-Elevator. She has been featured in many publications such as Wall Street Journal, Chicago Tribune, Miami Harold, Inc, and Forbes.  Deborah has been featured in on, CBC, CBS, Fox, and ABC and many more

To connect with Deborah, visit her website at: deborahhightower.com

The Good Human Experiment is a fantastic organization, founded by Rachela Brisindi, which is on a mission to inspire us all to be more intentional about our day-to-day interactions. She believes that acting with more goodness, empathy, compassion, courtesy and patience will leave you feeling happier and fulfilled with a better sense of overall well-being. Not only does she think you'll feel the physiological & emotional benefits, but the goodness you put forth will cause a chain reaction in others to do the same – which can profoundly change the world we live in.  

In this episode: 

Get Happier – It's proven that being kinder in your daily interactions can increase your overall happiness & well-being. 

Start A Chain Reaction - What if it could change the trajectory of someone else's life? 

Change The World - What if the impact of your kindness was even bigger than you can imagine? 

Receive daily inspiration and take the Free 30 Day Challenge to get happier and change the world at TheGoodHumanExperiment.com, 

We can be pulled in so many directions and struggle to know where to put our focus, time and energy, which can lead to overwhelm and feeling stuck. In my interview with Linda Babulic, we discuss what you can do to let go of what no longer serves you, and your vision and mission, so that you can step fully into the work you feel called to do.  

In this episode: 

Saying yes, and not knowing where you are going 

Value of service 

Alignment of values 

Energy in or energy out 

Having fun while you are living your vision & mission 

Self-care means engaging with family 

Linda Babulic is a Personal Business Strategist, speaker, Amazon #1 best selling author of ZEST Your Life - A Taste of Inner Wisdom; certified Dream Coach® and she leads a monthly ZEST Wisdom Circle. 

Linda Babulic is fiercely committed to guiding women and men to move beyond their perceived limits so that they can have the life and business of their dreams. She looks at your life, your challenges, and what steps you need to take. If you are looking for a proven professional who can guide you to address the frustrations, fear and doubt that stand in your way of lasting success, you've come to the right place. With over 25 years of experience working with people from all walks of life — from The Right Honourable Kim Campbell, first female Prime Minister of Canada, to federal inmates serving life sentences, her mission is to move you to a place of power, perseverance and joy. 

To connect with Linda, visit her website at: LindaBabulic.com