Naaree Talk

What is Rapid Transformational Therapy™? Michele Molitor explains how RTT therapy creates mind transformation and emotional transformation to achieve emotional freedom.

As part of her career coaching tools, Katrin Mantay uses Ikigai coaching to help you find your Ikigai so you can find your purpose and passion and create the life and work you love.

In this interview, we discuss changes in the world of work, the challenges of remote work, what Millenials want, the limiting beliefs that hold us back from finding our passion, and how to find your passion in life with Ikigai coaching.

Bindiya Murgai is a Mental Fitness and Digital Wellness Coach. In this episode of Naaree Talk, she shares her tips on how to set New Year Goals for Health & Happiness in 2020.

Erica Scott is a Consent Educator based in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. She developed the fun, interactive workshop, Consent Culture Intro, which will be published in book form in 2020. In this episode of Naaree Talk, we discussed concepts of consent, pitfalls of how we currently communicate and assert our boundaries, how childhood conditioning plays a role in teaching consent to children, and why leaders and people in power are in need of consent education.

Self-criticism harms your emotional and physical health. Here how to stop criticizing yourself, learn to love yourself, and become your own best friend.

If you want a better relationship, you must become a better person. To attract the mate of your dreams, you must become the person you want to attract.

Naaree Talk Women's Day Special features a heart-to-heart with Ruchi Singh, a domestic violence survivor who turned her life around to become an International Keynote Speaker, Mindset Coach and YouTuber.

If as children we were compared to other people or taught to measure our self-worth by external factors, we can lose sight of what truly matters in our lives. Listen to this podcast and learn how to stop comparing yourself to others so you can finally be happy and focus on what truly matters.

The roles of Seeta and Geeta are metaphors for the women who reside inside all of us. These two extremes represent the devi and diva - the roles we enact in different contexts of our lives.

The way we deal with our pain and let it transform us makes the difference between winning and losing the battle. When you realise that and act on it, you are truly the master of your own destiny.