There is a lot I have learned about race, privilege, and social justice during the past month. I had the privilege and honor to talk with Justin Michael Williams in the previous episode, and I have also been inspired by an amazing bi-racial, pioneering woman by the name of Rebekah “Bex” Borucki. I am processing what I continue to learn about myself in facing my privilege, and what I want and need to be doing to help us move toward ending racism and promoting greater diversity of leadership and thought in this country. So, I’m having that conversation and further awakening in real-time. Sharing this moment of vulnerability with you in hopes that it helps promote the change I want to be and see in the world. I know I won’t get it all right, and that’s ok. I’ve learned that it’s more important to allow you all to witness my journey.

In this episode, I process my thoughts and feelings after learning and listening to very inspirational Persons of Color about race, privilege, and social justice. I take a moment to promote Bex Boruki and all the amazing work she is doing to promote equality and diversity, especially in the publishing industry. I reflect on whether I am publicly speaking out enough regarding politics and racial justice. I make my declaration to be anti-racist and acknowledge what I am willing to lose to speak the truth. I have more work to do, but I’m sharing it out loud in hopes that it might inspire you to do the same. It feels like one small way to honor the significance of Black History Month as it comes to an end – and to also recognize the importance of doing this work every month.

“Be really conscious of your proximity to privilege, and ask yourself the question: Am I willing to 'stand with’? That's a decision, and you are going to have to get clear on your willingness to lose in order to make that decision.” - Shelley Paxton

This week on Rebel Souls:

• Reflecting on my past episode with Justin Michael Williams
• Who is Rebekah Borucki and why you should follow her
• Letting your audience witness your awakening
• Are we doing enough to speak out on racial justice?
• What are you willing to lose to speak the truth?
• Asking yourself what is serving you and at what cost
• The difference between "modeling it" and "coaching it"
• My commitment to being an anti-racist and acknowledging my privilege
• The term "Manifesting" and how it relates to privilege
• Encouraging everyone to continue the conversation on social justice

Mentioned Resources:

• The Divine Feminine Leadership Academy with Abbey Gibb
• Website: Bex Boruki
• Bex Boruki’s Publishing House: Wheat Penny Press
• Connect with Bex on Instagram
• Book: Dear Ljeawele, or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions
• TedTalk: We Should All be Feminists

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Justin Michael Williams, 32, is an author, transformational speaker, and top-20 recording artist who has become a pioneering voice for diversity and inclusion in wellness. From growing up with gunshot holes outside of his bedroom window to sharing the stage with Marianne Williamson and Deepak Chopra, Justin knows well the pain of adversity and the power of healing to overcome. With his groundbreaking book “Stay Woke,” and over a decade of teaching experience, Justin’s message of hope and empowerment has spread to more than 40 countries around the globe. Justin is dedicated to using his voice to serve; to being a beacon of hope for those who are lost, and to make sure all people, of all backgrounds, have access to the information they need to change their lives.

Justin joins me today to teach us how to begin making "real-ass" transformation. He talks about his Baca (or grandma), and the one question she asked him that completely changed his life. He talks about the power of meditation and why it only works when it is integrated with action. He explains why we need to shift our mindsets from fighting against racism to moving towards ending racism. He also provides resources to help learn and contribute to ending racism. This is a life-changing conversation, my friends. Justin is part practical preacher, part powerful preacher. You need to know him.

“We can't just be looking at what we're fighting against. We have to also have our eye on what we're moving toward.”– Justin Michael Williams

This week on Rebel Souls:

• Rebelling FOR the real deal transformation
• Accepting that you cannot change anything externally until you change internally
• Why being a chronic overachiever made Justin feel miserable despite all his success
• The impact Justin’s Baca had on his life
• How to recognize and deal with self-sabotage, i.e., how we poison ourselves with toxic habits, people, thoughts, and beliefs
• Why you should ask if a habit is serving your vision or distracting from it
• Why meditation is useless if you don’t have a way to integrate it into action
• How meditation and worry are flip sides of the same coin, i.e., if you can worry, you can meditate
• Justin’s Manifesto on how we can end racism in this generation
• The difference between fighting against and moving toward something
• Ways you can contribute to helping end racism

Materials Mentioned:

• Modern Elder Academy
• Book: Inward, by Yung Pueblo
• Book: A new Earth, by Eckhart Tolle
• The Dream Bigger Foundation
• Song: The Turning (Feat. Brothers Koren)
• Take the Pledge to End Racism
• Heartwood Guitar Instruction
• Fender Play

Connect with Justin:

• Website
• Book: Stay Woke, by Justin Michael Williams
• Listen to Justin’s Music
• Connect with Justin on Instagram

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Darius Mirshahzadeh is a dad, husband, twin, brother, and son who was born and raised in California and now lives in Austin Texas.  He is a serial entrepreneur, author, conscious capitalist, speaker and entertainer.  Darius’s passion is to make the world a better place using his talents and engagement.  He is all about the P’s:  Passion, Pizza, Puzzles and Pink Unicorns.  If you’re more into traditionally braggy vanity metrics around success, he was ranked #40 in Inc 500 CEO’s in 2007 with 2500% plus revenue growth in three years of his business at Twin Capital Mortgage.  He was ranked #9 in Glassdoor’s Top Ranked CEOs in American for small to medium businesses.  Darius has participated in many prestigious programs including Birthing of Giants at MIT and graduated from the world-renowned Stagen Integral Leadership Program.  He was a TEDx curator for the TEDx Golden Gate Park in 2011 and 2012 at the De Young Museum in San Francisco.  The theme was The Pursuit of Passion. 

Darius joins me today to talk about finding his core values and building a life around them. He shares how running a successful business and chasing money never brought him true satisfaction. Darius talks about how he developed his core passions and how they continue to shape his life and work. He shares how even businesses can benefit from having core values in terms of leadership and growth, and how companies that do create values rarely follow them.

“If you treated your product the way you treated your values, how successful would your product be?” – Darius Mirshahzadeh

This week on Rebel Souls:

• Rebelling FOR everyone to live in an intentionally designed life around the fundamental beliefs for themselves or the organization they live for.
• The definition of core values and how rarely people follow them
• The Stagan Program and the teachings of conscious leadership
• What is the Platinum Rule and how it improves leadership
• Why our core values are based in our own language
• Darius’s 6 core values and why he recommends developing 3-6 values of your own
• Why Businesses develop core values, and how they are overlooked
• How core values relate to growth, decision making, and more for a business
• Creating Sensory experiences around your values
• Why Darius developed The Pursuit of Passion from TEDx
• The Fulfilment Formula
• The significance of the Pink Unicorn

Mentioned Resources:

• The Money Source
• Book: Scaling UP by Verne Harnish
• Book: Built to Last, by Jim Collins
• Birthing of Giants Program
• Stagan Integral Leadership Program
• TEDx GoldenGatePark: The Pursuit of Passion

 

Connect with Darius:

• Website
• Darius on Twitter
• Darius on Facebook
• Darius on Instagram
• Darius on Youtube
• Darius on LinkedIn
• Book: The Core Value Equation
• Podcast: The Greatness Machine

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Addison is an active and committed mental health advocate attributing his ability to not only survive but thrive with PTSD and compounded grief to the value of coaching and connection. Before becoming co-founder and Head of Brand and Impact at tethr, a men’s online peer-to-peer support community, Addison founded and led his own conscious consulting company, AddiConnect, and has worked for and created a series of companies dedicated to creating meaningful content in a variety of mediums, including film and television. Addison takes every opportunity to urge men to invest in themselves, and their mental well-being, long before a life event deems it absolutely necessary.

Addison joins me today to discuss mental health and ways we can better support each other every day. He shares his personal tragedies and traumas and how he was able to work through his grief with the help of his friends and family. Addison teaches about the five pillars of peer support and how we can use these tools to help express ourselves and provide effective support. While we do focus on the men’s’ mental health crisis, the peer support tools discussed in this episode are invaluable for everyone to help support those we care about. Please listen in and share this with someone you love. You could save a life.

"93% of men don't identify with masculinity the way it's portrayed publicly. 93%. So that's basically all of us!"– Addison Brasil

This week on Rebel Souls:

• Rebelling FOR everyone to normalize their ability to share their true story
• How Addison coped with traumatic experiences in his life
• How Addison connected with his future business partner, Matt Zerker, over tragedy
• Discussing the men’s mental health crisis and what Addison is trying to do to prevent suicides
• Breaking down the five pillars of peer support
• How peer supporters help us cultivate a sense of community to help us thrive.
• Approaching your mental health with a sense of humor
• Why we need to learn to empathize with other people’s language
• Acknowledging when to bring in a crisis counselor and why that’s not your job
• Asking what does support look like for you in a crisis?
• How the tethr community works to help normalize emotional support for men

Connect with Addison:

• Website
• Tethr Store
• Addison on Facebook
• Addison on Instagram
• Addison on LinkedIn
• Tethr on Instagram
• Tethr on LinkedIn
• Tethr on Facebook
• Tethr on Twitter

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So many people are familiar with the phrase, "leaving a legacy," and that always seems like a task we need to work up to. Instead of pushing this off for the future, why don't you embrace living your legacy? By living your legacy now, you can create a filter to help you design your life in a way that helps you live your truth.

In this episode, I share some personal updates in my life, like traveling along Route 66 on my way to LA. I take some time to celebrate the 1-year anniversary of my book and express my gratitude for all the support and feedback I have received on it. I describe what it means to be a "Soul-Model." I also provide some practices you can incorporate to help you live your legacy today.

“What choices are you making today in terms of who you're spending time with and how you're spending your time in a way that supports living that legacy?” - Shelley Paxton

This week on Rebel Souls:

• Sharing my experience road-tripping from Chicago to LA along route 66
• Asking yourself what does it look like to rebel for your own legacy?
• Expressing gratitude for all the support on the 1-year anniversary of my book launch
• The concept of “Soul-Models” – the next generation of role models
• Asking what you want to be remembered for and what are you doing to achieve that?
• How to measure your legacy in practical terms for your life
• What is your personal board of directors? Who is on it and how they can help influence your decisions?
• How your calendar can be a reality check for achieving your dreams
• Using the Ideal Day exercise to help affirm the important tasks in your life
• Learning to say no graciously, and why you should only say yes to things you’re aligned with
• The importance of surrounding yourself with people who fuel your soul

Mentioned Resources:

• Book: Anything You Want, by Derek Sivers

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Melody Miles is the founder of Soulcation Coaching & Retreats and author of the upcoming book, Soulcation: Design a Life You Don’t Need a Vacation From. A humanitarian and scientist, Melody was Program Officer at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and helped launch a global campaign to eradicate malaria. Today, Melody is an emerging millennial leader who helps professionals create the space and freedom they deserve in their lives, guiding them through her Soulcation method.

Melody Miles joins me today to share her definition of freedom and reveal what it takes to design a life where you can breathe and live in the joy of the moment. She underscores the importance of cultivating time and practice to reconnect oneself. She shares the turning point in her life that led to her mission of helping others get started on their Soulcation. She also explores how we can use fear as teachers and guides and discusses every person’s need for both belonging and individuality.

You can just follow the next yellow arrow. You don’t need it all mapped out or planned. Freedom means surrendering the plan and the checklist. - Melody Mile

This week on Rebel Souls:

• The human need for belonging and self-expression
• The importance of cultivating practices that bring us joy
• Uncovering the narratives and stories that we wrap around our emotions
• Melody’s Soulcation journey and the places it took her
• The meaning of freedom and the value of living in the happiness of the moment
• Dismantling the narrative of comparative suffering
• How comparative suffering prevents us from healing and moving forward
• The antidote to the problem of self-abandonment and how to design a life of freedom
• Honoring your scary truth and Melody’s 12 Steps to Soulcation
• Why ‘self first’ isn’t selfish and the importance of giving ourselves permission to put ourselves first
• The reason Melody encourages her clients write letters to their older or former selves
• Turning fear into fuel and a powerful guide on how vulnerability fosters profound human connection
• Melody’s morning routine and how she uses the Soulcation principle in her life
• How unconscious thought drives the decisions we make in our lives
• The difference between ripples of impact versus return on investment
• Rewriting the definition of success and rebelling for our connection with ourselves

Resources Mentioned:

• The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron

Connect with Melody Miles:

• Melody Miles Website
• Melody Miles on Instagram
• Melody Miles on LinkedIn

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Houston Kraft is a speaker, author, and kindness advocate who has spoken at over 600 schools or events internationally. In 2016, he co-founded CharacterStrong- curriculum and trainings that help teach social and emotional skills. To date, they have worked with over 2500 schools globally serving over 2 million students. In 2019, his face was featured on Lays BBQ chip bags as someone who helps “spread smiles.” In 2020, his first book, Deep Kindness (Simon & Schuster, Tiller Press) was released. His mom is his hero, and her best life lesson is to “hug like you mean it.”

Houston joins me today to discuss the importance of normalizing deep and vulnerable kindness in our lives. He talks about moments in his life, both significant and minor, that have helped him normalize this in his life, and how this message is spread through his organization CharacterStrong. Houston breaks down how empathy can be lost over time, and how small practices of empathy and deep kindness can have a significant shift in our perspective.       

“And perhaps the most meaningful first step we can take towards practical, deep kindness is to listen first in order for us to love better.” – Houston Kraft

This week on Rebel Souls:

• What helped Houston focus on compassion early in life and lead him on his path
• The difference between social and emotional skills
• How Houston is teaching social and emotional skills in schools
• The power of changing your perspective
• Examples of deep kindness from Houston’s new book
• How kindness can be a precursor to pain, and how this affects us as we get older
• Distinguishing deep kindness from common kindness
• The difference between empathy, sympathy, and apathy
• How well intentioned kindness (not informed by empathy) can be unhelpful
• How empathy works
• What gets in the way of practicing empathy
• How to practice deep kindness
• Houston’s deep kindness exercises

 

Related Content:

• Website
• CharacterStrong

Connect with Houston Kraft:

• Email Houston
• Houston Kraft
• Houston on Instagram
• Houston Kraft on Facebook
• Houston Kraft on YouTube
• Houston Kraft on LinkedIn
• Book: Deep Kindness

 

 

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RS009 - Rebelling FOR Possibility

 

We are all currently living in unprecedented times. With the novel coronavirus sweeping the nation - and the world - it has many people scratching their heads, wondering ‘what’s next’ for their families, their careers, their livelihoods. Before the pandemic, many of us were living rather scripted lives - we knew the next thing we wanted to happen, and the next steps we should take to achieve our personal and professional goals. We had everything planned out. But those ‘shoulds’ have been thrown out the window. They’ve gone barreling down the interstate and landed in a ditch somewhere.

So, what can we learn from this experience? What would it look like to live life unscripted? How can we view this pandemic as an opportunity to discover new possibilities?

Today, I explain what it means to rebel FOR possibility and how this idea is grounded in how you define success. I share how improv comedy training empowered me to learn the language of possibility. I discuss what living a life unscripted means and how a few key improv principles helped me create an unscripted life of meaningful success. I discuss the value of identifying the rules you’re currently following - even when they’re no longer serving you - and the importance of creating new rules to take their place. I also explain why we need to trust in ourselves, take action before we’re ready, and stay open to opportunities for collaboration, diversity, inspiration, and varied perspectives.

“The language of improv is the language of possibility.” - Shelley Paxton

This week on Rebel Souls:

• How improv comedy training opened the door to new possibilities
• What it means to live life unscripted
• Incorporating the critical phrase, ‘Yes, and…” into your daily life and how it builds bridges to new possibilities for what comes next
• The value of creating your own rules for success
• What it means to ‘go before you’re ready’ and the importance of trusting in yourself
• Inviting opportunities for collaboration
• Why taking action is way more powerful than written and spoken words
• The value of trust and surrender to create an unscripted life
• Converting your fears into fuel to propel you forward
• Leaning into momentum and the language of possibility

 

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2020 will be remembered as a year of extreme hardship for everyone, however, we are beginning to see the world getting brighter and feeling more optimistic as we step into 2021. With that perspective in mind, I think it's important that we all take the time to focus on some of the positive things that we experienced this year and think of ways to build on them in the new year. On the last episode of 2020, I encourage you to think of your plan for 2021 and would love for you to share it with me.

In this episode, I share my experiences in a retreat without a connection to social media or the internet. I share my experiences with nature and the signs I have recently seen that tell me 2021 is going to be a big year. I talk about important activities we need to incorporate to improve our lives in 2021. I also share the questions you need to be asking yourself to figure out what you want from 2021.

“I would invite each one of you to ask yourself the question: What were your three biggest gifts or “aha’s” from this year?” - Shelley Paxton

This week on Rebel Souls:

• Sharing my experience going off social media and being at a nature retreat
• Spying on the Devine, and the natural experiences and signs I interpreted for 2021
• Giving yourself permission to be in awe and fuel your soul
• The importance of bringing more play into your life
• Why we should all take more breaks and time for spaciousness
• The ways I am on the right path for 2021
• How the universe can send a swift quick in the ass to get started on a project
• Finding the gifts that you received from 2020 despite what a difficult year it was
• What is our response to this year?
• Asking the question, “What if 2021 is our best year yet?”
• My three prompts to figure out what you need from 2021.

Mentioned Resources:

• Modern Elder Academy
• Deepak Chopra 21-day meditation challenge
• Chip Conley
• Just Stay Woke, by Justin Michael Williams

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Ayse (pronounced Eye-Shay) Birsel is one of Fast Company’s Most Creative People In Business 2017 and is on the Thinkers50 Radar List of the 30 management thinkers most likely to shape the future of organizations. She is the author of Design the Life You Love. Recognized as #1 Coach in Life Design in the world, she gives lectures on Design the Life + Work You Love to corporations, Ayse is the co-founder of Birsel + Seck, the award-winning design and innovation studio, and consults to Amazon, Colgate-Palmolive, Herman Miller, GE, IKEA, The Scan Foundation, Staples and Toyota, among others. Her design process, Deconstruction:Reconstruction™, is the red thread across all her work. Her work can be found in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).

Ayse joins me today to talk to discuss why she became a design rebel, and how this led her from designing products to helping people design their lives. She uses her life experience to explain the importance of accepting how life changes your outlook and the importance of developing your own opportunities. She also shares the five principles of her philosophy and how they can help everyone develop more meaning and happiness in their lives. 

“You can be really good at what you do, but there are outside forces that can shape your life, and there is not much you can do about it.”- Ayse Birsel

This week on Rebel Souls:

• Rebelling FOR everyone to design an original life for themselves
• Product Design and its significance in our lives
• Ayse’s journey to becoming a product design engineer and coming to New York
• What success looked like for Ayse and how her career helped her meet her husband
• The 2008 Recession and how it forced Ayse to grow in a new direction
• The difficulty of being the best in your field with no ability to transition your work
• How Deconstruction:Reconstruction was developed out of Ayse’s previous life experiences
• The importance of one person believing in you
• The five principles of Ayse’s book: Design the Life You Love
• Not being afraid to ask for help and how collaboration can create inspiration
• Identifying your superpowers and your kryptonite to help you grow
• The importance to continue showing up and how it can pay off
• What Ayse’s new book is focused on and why it’s relevant in today’s world
• Ayse’s new endeavors with Alive Ventures

Mentioned Resources:

• Design the Life You Love, by Ayse Birsel
• Know-It-All, by John Waters
• What Got You Here Won’t Get You There, by Marshall Goldsmith
• Alive Ventures
• Kartell Bookworm Shelf

 

Connect with Ayse:

• Sign up for Ayse’s Newsletter
• Ayse Birsel on Twitter
• Ayse Birsel on Facebook
• Ayse Birsel on Instagram

 

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