In this power-packed episode, I had an in-depth conversation with Briar Harvey, founder of the Neurodiversity Media Network, about the importance of accessible and educational content, the challenges of producing and distributing content, and the potential of the creator economy. We explored the Neurodiversity Media Network's unique approach to partnering with exceptional risk-takers to create master classes in various formats, including live streams, podcasts, and written transcripts. We also discussed the benefits of Substack as a platform for distributing content and the role of founding members in supporting neurodiverse creators and the network's growth. Additionally, we touched on the importance of self-nourishment and the idea of hiring a personal assistant to support personal and professional growth. So, join me on this journey as we dive deep into the world of neurodiversity, media accessibility, and what it means to truly nourish the risk-takers in our lives.

What happens when caregivers need care? In this episode, we dive into the challenges faced by artists and caregivers, exploring the concept of "nourishing the risk takers. " Elle, an artist, caregiver, and podcaster, shares her journey of leaving a stable career in education to care for her parent with a degenerative disease and pursue her passion for art. We discuss the struggle of balancing commercial success with creating art that truly resonates with oneself and the audience, as well as the importance of supporting independent artists and caregivers. We also explore how to nourish and support artists in various ways, from signing up for their mailing lists to recommending their work to friends and acquaintances. We delve into the personal experiences of Elle, who moved back home to care for her ailing parents, and discuss the importance of mutual support and the challenges of asking for help. Additionally, we examine the concept of "body doubling" and how it can improve focus and productivity, as well as the importance of being present in a community to positively impact others. Join us as we navigate the complexities of intergenerational relationships in the home and the importance of creating spaces for individuals to interact with others beyond their family members.

In this episode of Nourish the Risk Takers, I had an incredible conversation with Karina Blackheart, founder of thecroneherself.com. We explored her journey of empowering women of all ages to access their Big Crone Energy and take responsibility for their power, breaking free from the "good girl" rules that hold them back. We delved into the transformative power of meeting your whole life and embracing your energy, the importance of self-nourishment, and unlearning thousands of years of conditioning. We also discussed the value of nourishing and supporting each other in our entrepreneurial journeys, the power of co-creation, and the significance of intergenerational learning. Don't miss this eye-opening and inspiring episode!

In this enlightening episode with the incredible Famira M. Green, we dive deep into the importance of radical self-awareness, asking for help, and the power of community-focused brand coaching for women entrepreneurs. We discuss tools like gene keys that offer valuable insights into our true nature and how understanding ourselves allows us to ask for the right kind of help. We also explore the significance of rest and self-nourishment, setting boundaries, and fostering a sense of community in business. Join us as we examine the power of influencers, TikTok live shopping, teamwork for success, creating sacred spaces in communities, and fostering community through social media. Finally, we delve into the concept of expansion as a personal mission and how focusing on this vital aspect of self-discovery can push us beyond our perceived limitations. Don't miss this empowering conversation that will inspire you to embrace the potential for expansion in your own life!

In this episode, I had an insightful conversation with Joa Ahern Serrand, a founding member of the Catalyst and a career strategist. We explored the importance of finding meaning in one's career, setting meaningful goals, and creating supportive work environments. Joa shared her experiences as an activist in the career development and employment industry and emphasized the significance of community in shaping our professional journeys. We also discussed the value of mentorship and the interconnectedness of personal and professional growth. Joa highlighted the importance of self-care and service, as well as the need for individuals to strengthen their "asking for help" muscle. Our conversation emphasized collaboration over competition and the positive impact that collaborative environments can have on both personal and professional growth. Join us as we delve into these fascinating topics and learn how to nourish risk-takers in the workplace and beyond.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of exploring the importance of personal development with Greta Lax, a coach and consultant focusing on DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) and intercultural development. We delved into the process of self-reflection and growth when faced with feedback and uncomfortable situations, and the importance of nourishing risk-takers by allowing them the space to make mistakes and grow from them. We also examined the challenges people face when seeking personal development, and the importance of finding the right program and tools to nourish oneself and develop the necessary skills for growth. Greta shared her experiences with self-care, relationship-building, and seeking help from others as she transitioned from a long-term career to entrepreneurship. Finally, we explored the challenges and benefits of being a beginner in certain areas of our lives and the impact of the "yes and" campaign. Join us for this insightful conversation on nurturing the risk-taker within!