There was a time, not long ago when talk of kindness in the workplace would have been dismissed as “hippie,” “soft” or “woo woo.” But after decades in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street, Cole Baker Bagwell began to recognize that her emotional intelligence was actually what made her such a huge success. As Founder of Cool Audrey™,  Cole is boldly leading a kindness revolution. In this conversation Cole teach us how you can compassionately disagree and shift that anger and rage into possibility.

We also chat about…

• How to make emotional intelligence actionable
• Unpacking the word 'kindness'
• Ego
• Establishing boundaries
• Using technology to amplify humanity
• Life affirming actions

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The idea for The Honey Pot came to Beatrice Dixon in a dream. After a year of trying nearly every traditional method to cure her BV, Dixon was fed up with the lack of options for women’s vaginal health. Then one night, her late grandmother appeared to her in a dream with the recipe for her own natural remedy to treat the problem. And the rest, as they say, is history.

In this conversation Beatrice and I dive deep into labels and what it means to move through this world as a human with a vagina. One of my favorite moments in our chat is when Bea breaks down the subconscious link between how we treat our body and what we feel our bodies deserve.

We also chat about…

• Relationship with Spirit
• Regaining trust with your body
• Raising the collective vibration
• Healing your body from the inside out
• Getting rid of the shame around our bodies

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Carolyn created Copina Co. after struggling heal scars from cystic acne. Things began to change when Carolyn took her health into her own hands with holistic medicine, adaptogens, and stress management. In this conversation Carolyn shares how becoming an advocate for her own health lead her to creating Copina Co. Or as she puts it...Creating wellness from a place of unwellness. We talk about learning to communicate with our bodies and unpacking what it means to really love yourself. 

We also chat about…

• Positive beauty messaging
• Comfort with discomfort
• Establishing boundaries when asking for input
• Owning your authentic voice
• Moving through fear
• Giving yourself the grace and space to learn

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Mengly Hernandez is an artist and designer whose desire to create originates in an obsession with materiality and its textures. In our conversation we chat about art as a healing force. Hernandez shares her practice and how repetition becomes a meditation through which she explores and mends traumatic memories.

Community holds a place of importance with Mengly. Through the years she’s learned the key to building relationships and sheds light on using vulnerability to find real strength.

We also chat about…

• Creating a sensory space
• The duality of life
• Tools to deal with anxiety
• Creating a personal art practice
• Using curiosity to find your authentic self
• Getting involved with life

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Emily Eliza Moyer is that perfect blend of woo woo and business that I love. She is an educator, coach, motivator, and intuitive career strategist who focuses on bridging the gap between the spiritual and professional world. This week’s conversation actually starts out with me sharing what creativity means to me and how I am learning to step into what feels aligned and say no to things that don’t honor that.  In our conversation we dive deep into what happens when purpose collides with passion. And how we can use our intuition and creativity to guide us to a life that we love. 

We also chat about…

• Healing past traumas in order to chase your dreams from an open + aligned space
• Stepping into your power
• Boundaries
• Gut response vs. Intuitive response
• Leaning into discomfort
• Passion vs. Purpose
• Dreaming as the adult playground

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As Americans, we are conditioned to believe that more is better or synonymous with success. This week I sit down with interior designer/blogger Shavonda Gardner to discuss all things small spaces, old houses + moody eclectic interiors.  Shovanda talks about how your home contributes to your physical and mental well being and the importance of loving where you are…no matter what the size.

We also chat about…

• Being a "closet creative"
• Her pivot from the military to design
• Using interiors as a way to express individuality
• The importance of working with your space
• Using color is small spaces
• Teaching children to respect their space
• Boundaries

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Tinamarie Clark is a mother, model, speaker, catalyst for vulnerable conversations, and author of The Shift Stirrer Method (SSM)™- a five step mindfulness method to get your sh*t together and shift your perceptions. In our conversation, Tinamarie shares her own transformation story of rags to riches, and teaches us how everyday experiences can produce incredible moments of truth, wisdom, and opportunity.

We also chat about…

• The importance of strong adult figures
• Healing generational trauma
• Shame vs. Guilt
• Honoring your highest self
• Challenging the Ego's authority

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Amber Vittoria is a Forbes 30 Under 30 artist working in New York City; who focuses on the portrayal of women within art. Amber is dismantling the societal tropes set upon women, by reclaiming the female form. In our conversation we debunk not only myths associated with creativity, but also femininity. We discuss the importance of representation, the double standards between genders, and unlearning fear.

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This week on Pull It Together, we welcome the co-founders of top wellness podcast - Almost 30. Almost 30 brings listeners together — online and offline — to relate, connect, and support each other through life’s transitions. Through topics like wellness, entrepreneurship, spirituality and self-development, Krista and Lindsey are known for creating real and hilarious moments in any conversation.

In this raw and unfiltered interview, Krista and Lindsey share how they learned to own their story, and the journey to embracing the power of their voice. We discuss honoring life’s unexpected surprises, self love vs. self care, and the lifelong journey to living in alignment.

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This week we sit down for a conversation on Allyship with the hosts of The Kinswomen Podcast - Hannah and Yseult. Kinswomen is a platform aimed at breaking down the gaps between women of color and white women, and having conversations about race from a place of love.

I am going to be very transparent with you folks (because I believe that’s how we grow) For a long time, I assumed that I was an ally because of my liberal beliefs. I learned (actually from Hannah and Yseult) that you are not an ally because of your beliefs. You become an Ally through your actions. Through their generosity and vulnerability, learned how I could better support the BIPOC in my life, and was given tools for genuine and sustainable action.

In this conversation we discuss privilege, taking off the white lens, and why " not seeing color" is problematic. We also discuss how we can move forward during this time of unrest in a way that facilitates real, long term change.

We also chat about…

• Our first encounters with race
• The true meaning of Allyship
• Performative Allyship
• White Fragility
• Emotional Labor
• The dynamic between Black men and White women
• The importance of taking responsibility of your allyship journey and seeking out information on your own.

RESOURCES

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