MoJo For Moms

In this episode, I reflect on my high school reunion. Reunions have a way of marking time, time to reflect on where our life has taken us, where we're going, and what we ultimately value in life. I'll share a few nuggets of wisdom from this 20-year reunion.

Does creativity stump you? Many people believe creativity's something they just weren't born with, or they get stuck on creative projects and can't seem to move forward past artist's block, or feel overwhelmed by a blank page. In this episode we're going to give our creativity another chance, embrace our creative identity, break through limiting beliefs, find ways to spark the muse, and discover the create-cleanse-consume balance that leads to creative flourishing.

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Most of us have learned that jealousy and many other negative emotions are a sin. In this episode, I'm going to explain why they're the opposite of sin. Did you know jealousy has a hidden message containing wisdom about our life's destiny? Learn how to alchemize jealousy, gain its gifts, and embrace more inspiration and joy.

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Have you ever felt overwhelmed with making the decision about whether to quit something or to keep going?

Maybe it's your job.

A group you're in.

Your kid's not-so-favorite instrument.

Taking inspiration from Seth Godin and The Gambler (remember that song?), we'll talk about "the dip" and knowing when to hold 'em and when to fold 'em.

This is the first of my three part conversation with Caroline Morrison about her transition as a trans-woman, and the wisdom she has gained in this process of changing genders and becoming more fully herself. It’s a courageous, revealing conversation that illumines facets of gender and social life that we often take for granted.

Part 1 of my 2-part interview with Dr. Sofia Khan, founder of KC for Refugees. Dr Khan has recently been named the Kansas City UN World Citizen of the Year for 2017. In this interview we discuss how she felt called by Allah to become a champion for refugees, and how her inspiring work with KC for Refugees (www.kcforrefugees.org) began.

Be sure to tune in next week for the second half of this conversation with Dr. Sofia Khan. Learn more at TheLiftPodcast.org.