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Connie Ellefson is an engineer, author, and professional organizer working in the Denver area. She helps people discover the rush of decluttering to enhance wellness and to release the incredible amount of creativity and energy tied up in unnecessary clutter. Whether physical, mental, or possessional, clutter takes up space in our psyches and calendars that could be put to more productive, creative, and fun use.
Birds and mindfulness is the topic of today's episode. You might remember me telling you about planting various flowers around my house and how having plants around me adds to the mindfulness in my life. Well, back in May, I made a new flower bed just for Black-Eyed Susans. Every time I look out our big window into the backyard, I see the beautiful bright yellow-orange flowers. Well this episode isn’t about flowers, it’s about birds, but they are closely related, at least in my mind.
When I got married, I discovered my new in-laws were avid bird-watchers. When my wife and I would visit my mother-in-law and sister-in-law, we’d be deep in conversation, and suddenly everyone would run to the window to see a specific kind of bird that had appeared at the bird feeder. The conversation would be immediately redirected. This was all new for me.
In the past, my wife’s aunt June would watch and count birds for certain organizations, I think, BirdLife International or Birdcount.org. I was always amazed that she knew about and could identify dozens and probably hundreds of different birds.
Nature and Mindfulness Weekends With Bruce Langford and Hilde Larsen
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Reclaim Your Health and Freedom With A Walking Life; Antonia Malchik
Richard Rosser is a talented filmmaker, author, and educator who teaches how AI-enhanced storytelling can lead to success. He has worked on popular TV shows like Grey's Anatomy, This Is Us, MacGyver, and 24, where he honed his skills and made a name for himself. Richard's passion for storytelling extends beyond the screen. He has written award-winning books and created programs that help people unleash their creativity through the power of artificial intelligence. Richard believes that everyone has a unique voice and story to share. He strives to empower individuals to express themselves in meaningful ways. With his expertise in filmmaking and writing, Richard inspires others to tap into their imagination and explore the power of storytelling. Through his work, he encourages people of all ages to embrace their creativity and use it as a tool for personal growth and self-expression. Richard Rosser's recent book, ChatGPT Simplified, offers non-tech professionals a unique approach to unlocking the incredible potential of AI.
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A Story of Abduction and Finding Strength Through Mindfulness; Author Marie White
Bruce Hitchcock is a remarkable person who turned his life around after struggling with addiction and building mental fortitude with a program by Wes Watson that transformed everything for him. Bruce focused on nutrition and training, which completely changed his mindset. Now, he wants to inspire others to make meaningful changes in their lives. Bruce is passionate about fitness and believes that discipline starts with taking care of yourself first. He follows a strict workout routine and eats healthy to stay fit, build muscles, and get shredded. Through his company, Fortitude Fitness, he shares his journey and provides guidance on fitness and nutrition. Bruce's commitment to his own well-being has made him a leader, not just in the fitness world but also in his personal life and marriage. He has overcome his vices and become a powerful and positive influence. Bruce's story is truly inspiring, and he is excited to share it on the Mindfulness Mode podcast to motivate and uplift others.
Sonya Shelton is a successful businesswoman and CEO of Executive Leadership Consulting. During today's episode, she will share some purpose-driven strategies for executives and those who want to become better leaders through mindfulness. Sonya helps companies grow and succeed by focusing on passionate culture and profitable strategies. Sonya is a respected author and international speaker, known for her expertise in leadership. She created the Red Thread Leadership™ model, a simple and effective way for leaders to navigate uncertainty and build a strong, motivated team. With over 25 years of experience working with various organizations, including The Walt Disney Company, Sonya shares the best practices for creating a passionate culture even in challenging times. She’s on the Forbes Coaches Council and is the author of the #1 Amazon bestseller “You’re an Executive, But Are You a Leader.
Craig Shoemaker is a talented comedian who believes that ‘winning with humor' is something we can all achieve. He has accomplished amazing successes in his career. He has performed comedy for four US Presidents and has won awards for his outstanding performances. He's been on TV and Broadway and even won Emmy Awards. Craig is not only a comedian but also a writer and producer. He has written books for kids and even made movies. You might have seen him on shows like Parks & Recreation and Fresh Prince of Bel Air. He's been recognized as one of the top stand-up comics in the world. Craig is also a speaker and coach who teaches people how to use humor to succeed. He has traveled all over the world to share his message and also offers a course called, Winning With Humor.
Jewels Arnes is an experienced practitioner who has focused on activating evolution within through Vibrational Healing for more than 30 years. With numerous certifications in this field, Jewels possesses a special ability called the Super Power of Tracing energy patterns. This remarkable skill allows her to identify the beliefs and programs that contribute to aging and illness. She has founded DECU Universe, a school that teaches individuals how to ascend through DECU using OMcodes Methods and the Breaking Quantum Physics lecture series. In her dedicated pursuit, Jewels helps people reach their full potential as humans, facilitating fundamental changes in their lives, bodies, and consciousness. As the creator and founder of the EvoStar Quantum App, as well as BioQuantum Skincare and Supplements, Jewels offers advanced and innovative products that aid individuals in intentionally creating beneficial molecules.
Visionary Yoga: Beyond Fitness to Conscious Evolution With Mariko Hirakawa
Breathwork To Upscale Your Life; Samantha Skelly
Bridging the Gap Between Spirituality and Science; D. Neil Elliott
David Weigert is a unique individual who wants to make a positive difference in people's lives using techniques that encourage you to shake, stimulate, and energize. He believes in helping others become more intuitive and less alone. David sees human beings as information gathering systems and aims to assist them in downloading information from the universe. He has a deep understanding of mindfulness and its significance. David's personal journey led him to realize that feeling loved is essential for calming the mind and staying present. Growing up as a refugee with parents suffering from PTSD, he experienced a sense of isolation and loneliness. However, this also redirected him to the understanding that love emanates from the core of our souls. David's spiritual nature guides him, and he has developed a personal relationship with Jesus and the creator of the universe. Through intentional shaking and the knowledge he gained from practices like Qigong and acupuncture, David amplifies his sensory experience and deepens his connection with spirituality. To him, spirituality encompasses everything and is the essence of all aspects of life. David believes that as God's children, we are infinitely loved, and our imperative to love and protect our children comes from the creative process that is ingrained within us.
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169 Gay Pride, Mindfulness and Bullying Talk With Dear Mattie Host, Matt Marr
322 Leave A Legacy By Being Mindful Says Speaker/Author Thom Singer
Steve Cloward is a resilient entrepreneur, overcoming a 14-year opiate addiction and 14 months in Federal Prison. Surprisingly, his experiences ultimately led him from federal prison to inner freedom. With a successful real estate appraisal firm and multiple seven-figure businesses under his belt, Steve's journey towards self-discovery led him to create the Bands for Freedom Foundation Inc., which has donated over $255,000 to support military personnel and their families. Driven by his own experiences, he spent years and significant resources seeking personal growth, determined to understand and overcome the obstacles from his past. Steve's warm heart, loyalty, and exceptional networking skills make him a true people person, dedicated to serving others.
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Rev. Karen Cleveland is a spiritual connection specialist, Minister, and animal communicator. This episode is about how you can come on safari and be guided on a transformative journey. Through carefully curated safari adventures worldwide, she helps those who have lost touch with their inner selves rediscover meaning and purpose in their lives. Even after the safaris, Karen continues to provide support by offering guidance on the inner journey, helping individuals unearth their buried dreams through exercises that connect the mind, body, and soul. As the host of the Connectedness podcast, Karen shares her teachings from the EVOLVE framework, which encompasses the integration of mind, body, and soul. Her podcast serves as a gateway for all listeners to embark on their own path towards realizing their heartfelt dreams while acknowledging the profound impact of coincidences and synchronicities in our lives, which manifest as everyday miracles and magic.
Rev. Karen Cleveland shared a story about her experience as a child with red hair. She and her sister were teased because they looked different. Karen wished she had known mindfulness skills back then. It would have helped her understand that the teasing wasn't about her, but about the insecurities of others. She could have learned not to take it personally and not let it affect her. Karen believes that mindfulness would have made a big difference in how she felt during those tough times.
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