In this episode, I am sharing some thoughts from Robin Sharma’s latest book, The Everyday Hero Manifesto. In one of the chapters, he spoke about what a difficult day for the ego looks like. Those are the days where we are full of doubt, unsure of our next steps, second-guessing everything, and how it seems easier to stay put where we are. A difficult day for our ego can truly be a beautiful day for our soul, who is literally waiting to soar and fly.

Today we are speaking with the CEO of No Limits Training, O’Neil Luscombe. O’Neil is a husband and father of 2 boys aged 1 & 1 month. He’s married to Annie and has been running his fitness coaching business since 2019. For the past 3 years, O’Neil has helped close to 1000 women get life-changing results without giving up family time or the foods they love.

Growing up in a women’s shelter, raised by a single mother, He’s living proof you can accomplish amazing things even when the odds are again

In this episode, I am sharing a question that came up in our Radical Responsibility Mastermind call, and it was in line with the energy and stress of what a lot of us are experiencing in the world right now.  It feels as though there is a massive division happening right now and I know the media and fear are not helping the situation.  It doesn’t matter what side of any topic you are on, we can all refocus and bring in more empathy, kindness, compassion and do this without carrying it all.

In this episode, I am sharing some thoughts on the word “how”, and it is really important in how it is used and how we can break the pattern in our use of it. Yes, I hear the irony in these words. This came up in a conversation with one of my mentors and I knew I was being called out. I had to share this lesson with you today.

Today we are speaking with Payge H. Kerman is the guiding force behind Wink Digital. With a background in interactive art, UX design, and web design, she’s translated her skillset into developing an agency focused on a holistic, effective, and enjoyable approach to marketing. Her strengths lie in implementing multi-faceted plans to connect goals and ideas with action.

In this episode, I am sharing a lesson that I am learning on repeat in all areas of my life and business.  There is a very specific distinction between standards and expectations.  One is based on fact and one is based on fiction.  I have always been one to set very high expectations for myself, and as a person who has always been driven and pushes towards goals, I am learning to let go of or shift the meaning of expectations.

In this episode, I am sharing some thoughts on one of the most common questions I hear in my dm’s or from my clients as they are trying to find their voice and there’s this inherent fear of what will “they” say? We start with worrying about who “they” are, family, friends, relatives, co-workers, or even the strangers who show up in our lives to share their opinions and judgments with us.

In this episode, I want to share a mindset shift or an awareness that I had this past week. It is about the things that we resent or resist and looking at the energy that we are wasting sitting in these emotions. What if these are the things we even despise of ourselves and we are holding onto that resentment. It is a weight that is holding us down, keeping us stuck in the same cycle of energy and frustration. We will never create change in this cycle.

Today we are speaking with SaraMae Hollandsworth.  SaraMae is a Wellness Executive + Entrepreneur, Speaker, Writer, and Athlete. SaraMae Hollandsworth had over 20 years of experience as a health and fitness expert and entrepreneur. She is a high-performance athlete and trainer who suffered a near-life-ending infection that landed her in life support and in a coma and ultimately caused her to have both legs amputated below the knees.

In this Monday Mindset Episode, I am talking about 2 words that have been very powerful on my journey….Ownership and Blame!

These two words are complete opposites and when we focus our language, energy, and mindset on one, the other can’t survive. When we focus on blame we are giving our power away and when we focus on ownership we are taking our power back. We get to choose which one we focus on and our focus can literally change the direction and progress we make in our lives!