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In this episode: financial independence, spirituality and money, the five stages of FIRE, community learning, personal growth with Douglas Tsoi
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In this episode of the Mindful Fire podcast Douglas Tsoi shares his journey towards Financial Independence and how it transformed his life. He discusses the intersection of spirituality and personal finance, the five stages of FIRE, and the importance of community in lifelong learning. Douglas also provides insights into the deeper emotional aspects of Financial Independence and how to navigate the challenges that arise post-FIRE.
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Douglas Tsoi is a financial spiritual coach, former lawyer, and founder of the Portland Underground Grad School (PUGS). He teaches courses on financial freedom and explores the relationship between personal finance and spirituality. Douglas is passionate about helping others understand their relationship with money and guiding them on their journeys to Financial Independence.
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In this episode: Resting in This Moment Meditation
This guided meditation practice invites you to set everything aside for a little while and rest in the incredible simplicity of this moment.
We all have so much going on in our lives—things to do, things to plan, things we worry about, kids and family to care for, jobs to perform. The list goes on and on.
Yet we can choose to set aside everything that has come before and everything that lies ahead, dropping into this timeless moment of now, even if just for one breath.
That's what we're practicing with this guided meditation. It's an invitation to rest in the simplicity of having nothing to do except being aware of this in-breath and this out-breath, exactly as they are, moment by moment and breath by breath.
I hope you enjoy this meditation.
In this episode: financial Independence, health and nutrition, cancer survival, opportunity funds, living in the present with Diandra Denier-Fields
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In this episode, Adam welcomes Diandra Denier-Fields, a nutritional scientist and two-time cancer survivor. Diandra shares her journey towards Financial Independence, the importance of prioritizing health, and how her experiences with cancer have shaped her current mission to help others. Adam & Diandra also discuss the concept of opportunity funds, living in the moment, and the significance of making informed health choices.
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Diandra Denier-Fields is a nutritional scientist with a PhD in nutritional sciences and a minor in epidemiology from the University of Wisconsin. As a two-time cancer survivor, she is passionate about helping others navigate their health journeys through her brand, Cancer Free Haven, which provides resources and support for cancer survivors and those at risk.
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In this episode: understanding executive function, the impact of stress on learning, practical resets for stress management, parenting tips for better routines, reframing negative self-talk with Noel Foy
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In this episode of the Mindful Fire podcast, Adam Coelho welcomes Noel Foy, an educator and author, who shares her journey from teacher to neuroeducation. They discuss the importance of understanding executive function, the effects of stress on learning, and practical strategies for managing stress. Noel offers valuable insights for parents and educators on fostering executive function skills in children and shares her upcoming book focused on practical solutions for enhancing learning.
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Noel Foy is a neuroeducator, anxiety and executive function coach, and author of several books. With a background in education, she has dedicated her career to helping students and parents navigate learning challenges and develop effective strategies for success.
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In this episode : Guided meditation to help you drop into this moment.
Often our busy minds feel like the choppy waves of the ocean during a storm. But even during a storm, if you drop below the surface just 10-15 feet, the water is calmer and quieter.
I like to think of meditation as a practice of dropping in, dropping below the busy and tumultuous waves of my mind, into the calmer, quieter peace of this moment.
That's what this practice is all about. I share simple guidance to help you drop into this moment, so you can enjoy the simplicity, peace and ease that exists below the surface.
We finish up with some gratitude and drop into the feeling of gratitude in our bodies.
In this episode: healthy habits, building consistency, cultivating joy, four pillars of wellness, investing in health with Kirby Smith
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In this episode of the Mindful Fire podcast, Adam Coelho welcomes Kirby Smith to discuss the journey to building healthy habits. Kirby shares insights from his extensive experience as a health and wellness researcher, emphasizing the importance of cultivating joy, creating consistent practices, and understanding the four pillars of a healthy lifestyle. The conversation explores how connection, movement, nourishment, and rest play critical roles in achieving long-term wellness.
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Kirby Smith is a health and wellness researcher with over a decade of experience in the field. He has worked at Google and Fitbit, where he focused on promoting healthy habits and well-being among employees. Kirby recently launched his own business, Habit Harmony, which aims to help individuals build healthy lifestyles through coaching and research-based strategies.
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In this episode: Envision your ideal future in vivid detail.
Hey there! Thanks for joining me for today's guided meditation. We're going to explore something fun - visualizing the life of our dreams.
The foundation of what we're doing is pretty simple - it's all about being present and mindful, without getting caught up in judging our thoughts. When we practice mindfulness, we can just be here now, instead of getting tangled up in worries about the past or future.
Once we're feeling nice and relaxed, we'll start painting a picture in our minds of our ideal life. We'll make it feel super real by imagining all the little details - what we see, hear, and feel in this dream life of ours.
Then, when we're really into that visualization, I've got a little surprise twist for us.
Ready to dive in? Let's get started!
In this episode: Career breaks, Self-awareness, Overcoming fears, Mindfulness, and Personal fulfillment with Katrina McGhee.
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In this episode of the Mindful Fire podcast, Adam Coelho speaks with Katrina McGhee, a life coach and author of "Taking a Career Break for Dummies." They discuss the importance of taking career breaks, how to overcome fears related to stepping away from work, and the benefits of self-awareness in crafting a fulfilling life. Katrina shares her personal journey, insights into helping clients navigate their own breaks, and practical steps for planning a successful sabbatical.
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Katrina McGhee is a certified life coach who specializes in helping individuals take career breaks and sabbaticals. With a background in market research and an MBA, Katrina transitioned from a corporate career to coaching after realizing the importance of personal fulfillment and mental health. She has supported nearly a hundred clients in their journeys and authored a book with the "For Dummies" publisher to guide others in taking meaningful breaks.
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Welcome to this special guided meditation where we practice compassion for the people suffering in the LA area due to the LA fires.
It's very sad to see what's going on over there, but instead of sitting in sadness, this practice invites us to practice compassion.
Compassion is the recognition of suffering and the desire to see that suffering alleviated.
With this practice, we practice cultivating compassion and sending it to those affected by the LA fires
This practice is also called the loving kindness practice.
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