Living Well Today Show

Brittney Clouse lives in Pennsylvania and is a health and wellness writer. I came across several of her articles and really enjoyed her honest and yet uplifting writing tone.

Christa Couture joined me on the show to talk about a maternity photo shoot she did in 2017, that highlighted the beauty of being pregnant and having a disability.

Since the inception of my doing the Living Well Today show, Christa is now the third person I have had the pleasure of encountering in the flesh. It’s not so much that I actually met her, it’s more I often see her at a music-related conference we both attend.

Jeremy Mank joined me on the show to talk about the importance of Sleep Apnea, a condition that can impact your ability to achieve restorative sleep.

Mary Wallace joined me on the show to talk about Lifestyling Wellness, which happens to be the name of her new book.

Website: http://marywallacewellness.com

Molly Gordon never meant to become a life coach – it happened by accident, and certainly wasn’t something she purposefully set out to do.

If you have an aging parent, then you will definitely benefit from listening to our interview with Rhonda Caudell, who is a self-styled expert in dealing with the aging parent.

This interview is chocker-block full of great advice about a topic, that for many adult carers can be an emotional nightmare.

There are many times in life when we feel lost and unable to move forward. This is particularly apparent when a chronic illness is presented to you – when the idea of looking forward to the future, can often feel really bleak.

Learning how to live well with an invisible illness like Crohn’s disease doesn’t come easy but it can be done and Sheela Masand is living proof.

As a successful business coach, Sheela Masand works with heart-centered service professionals. She helps solopreneurs hone in on their zone of genius to uncover their uniqueness. The reality is that a cookie cutter approach to business, or life, for that matter, just doesn’t work.

In this profound interview, Joel Peters shares his raw and honest insights surrounding the experience of living and dying.