Seek The Joy Podcast

Happy #SeekTheJoy Tuesday!

On today's episode is Rebeca Enriquez. Rebeca is the Development Coordinator at Camp Kesem and I'm so happy and excited to share her story on today's episode. 

Rebeca and I met at USC, and we spent our Junior year as each other's #1 and #2. She was President of Alpha Chi Omega while I was VP of Chapter Relations and Standards - I would not have made it through that year without her and her friendship. 

Camp Kesem is such a special organization and is one that changed Rebeca's life. After losing her mom to cancer in her junior year of college, she fell in love with the mission of Camp Kesem. In fact, she helped start the chapter at USC in 2013 where she first served as a Volunteer Coordinator. 

Rebeca candidly shares her story and journey on today's episode. Through her work with Kesem and the community that she has built for herself, she has found her passion, stayed true to herself, and continues to learn so much about herself along the way.

Support, community, bravery, strength, vulnerability, honesty, friendship, and love. All on today's episode. 

You can find more information on Camp Kesem at www.kesem.org and on the show notes for today's episode here

Instagram: @CampKesem

Facebook: Facebook.com/CampKesem

You can also reach Rebeca for any questions at [email protected]

Until next week, ✨ #SeekTheJoy - hit SUBSCRIBE - and give the podcast a rating and/or review ✨💛🎧

As always you can find out more information about The Seek The Joy Podcast on our website, Instagram @seekthejoypodcast, and Facebook email [email protected]✨✨

Happy #SeekTheJoy Tuesday!

On today's episode is Rebeca Enriquez. Rebeca is the Development Coordinator at Camp Kesem and I'm so happy and excited to share her story on today's episode. 

Rebeca and I met at USC, and we spent our Junior year as each other's #1 and #2. She was President of Alpha Chi Omega while I was VP of Chapter Relations and Standards - I would not have made it through that year without her and her friendship. 

Camp Kesem is such a special organization and is one that changed Rebeca's life. After losing her mom to cancer in her junior year of college, she fell in love with the mission of Camp Kesem. In fact, she helped start the chapter at USC in 2013 where she first served as a Volunteer Coordinator. 

Rebeca candidly shares her story and journey on today's episode. Through her work with Kesem and the community that she has built for herself, she has found her passion, stayed true to herself, and continues to learn so much about herself along the way.

Support, community, bravery, strength, vulnerability, honesty, friendship, and love. All on today's episode. 

You can find more information on Camp Kesem at www.kesem.org and on the show notes for today's episode here

Instagram: @CampKesem

Facebook: Facebook.com/CampKesem

You can also reach Rebeca for any questions at [email protected]

Until next week, ✨ #SeekTheJoy - hit SUBSCRIBE - and give the podcast a rating and/or review ✨

What's your storyline?

This is a question that I've thought about, mulled over, stressed about, and worked to make my own for most of my life. 

The conversations I've had over the last several weeks have deeply inspired and motivated me to get quiet, dig deep, and remind myself of the tough questions and my truth. 

Self-care, kindness, and setting good boundaries - three themes that have come up time and again on this podcast - and it's time we open up the dialogue more and get, real. 

The truth is in order to really talk about self-care and kindness, we have to address the way we talk to ourselves. Our self-talk. Well, our negative self-talk and the storylines we weave for ourselves. 

Self-care. Kindness. Fear. Resistance. Breaking old patterns. Trust. Love. Connection. Belonging. Worthiness. Perception. Joy. Writing my own story.

I talk about all of this on today's podcast. 

Give today's episode a listen - sharing this part of me on this episode and on this podcast makes me a little nervous, but I know there is power in connection, sharing, authenticity, and our truth. 

If you want to read more about today's episode click here to head over to the show notes page of the website.

Do you know someone who would connect to this episode or this podcast? Share it with them! This community is growing and I'm so grateful. 

Have a wonderful week - hit ✨ SUBSCRIBE ✨ rate and/or review the podcast (and let me know when you do! I want to personally thank YOU!!) ✨- and I'll see you for #SeekTheJoy Tuesday 🎙💛✨

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Welcome back to The Seek The Joy Podcast! 

On today’s episode is Michael Bina - writer, director, producer, and a long-time friend of mine. Michael is also the co-founder of Stage 2 Media, an award-winning Los Angeles film and video production company that creates dynamic projects from pre-production all the way through post. 

The timing of this episode is MAGIC if you ask me – this weekend Michael and the rest of Stage 2 Media are finalists in the 2017 Producers Guild of America Make Your Mark Weekend Shorts Competition for their short film Children Of The Revolution (!!!)

What an exciting time and opportunity for him and the rest of Stage 2 Media to even be nominated – I am so proud as his friend. 

We talk all about his writing process, what he’s learned along the way from both success and failure, staying grounded and loyal in the entertainment industry, and so much more. 

Plus, there’s a fun (and embarrassing) throwback story at the end… 

 You can find more information on Stage 2 Media here: http://stagetwomedia.com

You can find more information on Children Of The Revolution here: http://stagetwomedia.com/portfolio/children-of-the-revolution/

You can watch Season 1 and 2 of Valet here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7QZdnKsUOmoPChJ_VBHRWQ/feed

You can find us on Instagram @seekthejoypodcast

Twitter @seekthejoypod

Facebook fb.me/seekthejoypodcast

Email [email protected]

You can find all of this and MORE on our website www.seekthejoypodcast.com 

Until next week, #SeekTheJoy – and keep your fingers crossed for Michael and the rest of the Stage 2 Media team this weekend!

P.S. have you SUBSCRIBED yet on iTunes?! Make sure you've subscribed, and give the podcast 5 ⭐️'s 

Welcome back to The Seek The Joy Podcast! 

On today’s episode is Michael Bina - writer, director, producer, and a long-time friend of mine. Michael is also the co-founder of Stage 2 Media, an award-winning Los Angeles film and video production company that creates dynamic projects from pre-production all the way through post. 

The timing of this episode is MAGIC if you ask me – this weekend Michael and the rest of Stage 2 Media are finalists in the 2017 Producers Guild of America Make Your Mark Weekend Shorts Competition for their short film Children Of The Revolution (!!!)

What an exciting time and opportunity for him and the rest of Stage 2 Media to even be nominated – I am so proud as his friend. 

We talk all about his writing process, what he’s learned along the way from both success and failure, staying grounded and loyal in the entertainment industry, and so much more. 

Plus, there’s a fun (and embarrassing) throwback story at the end… 

You can find more information on Stage 2 Media here: http://stagetwomedia.com

You can find more information on Children Of The Revolution here: http://stagetwomedia.com/portfolio/children-of-the-revolution/

You can watch Season 1 and 2 of Valet here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7QZdnKsUOmoPChJ_VBHRWQ/feed

You can find us on Instagram @seekthejoypodcast

Twitter @seekthejoypod

Facebook fb.me/seekthejoypodcast

Email [email protected]

You can find all of this and MORE on our website www.seekthejoypodcast.com 

Until next week, #SeekTheJoy – and keep your fingers crossed for Michael and the rest of the Stage 2 Media team this weekend!

P.S. have you SUBSCRIBED yet on iTunes?! Make sure you've subscribed, and give the podcast 5 ⭐️'s 

Happy #SeekTheJoy Tuesday, and Happy Halloween!  

On this week’s episode of The Seek The Joy Podcast is Melissa Anderson. Melissa and I met while in law school, and she found joy, grounding, community - and honestly her way back to herself - through Soul Cycle. 

We talk about her journey with Soul Cycle, the importance of a strong supportive community, navigating the world as an adult (or as I like to call it, adulting), and knowing your boundaries. It's so easy to lose sight of who you are in the midst of so many changes, especially when life is throwing one too many curveballs your way. 

The journey back to YOU is the most important one you'll ever embark on. Melissa's story is one so many of us can relate to.

My biggest takeaway from this episode is the big themes that keep coming up in each episode I’ve recorded. Boundaries, self-care, kindness, and taking care of yourself. All of these themes keep coming up time and again . . . there's definitely something more there for all of us to explore. 

Today’s episode is a good one ✨💛

Check out Melissa’s Soul Story here

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Happy #SeekTheJoy Tuesday, and Happy Halloween!  

On this week’s episode of The Seek The Joy Podcast is Melissa Anderson. Melissa and I met while in law school, and she found joy, grounding, community - and honestly her way back to herself - through Soul Cycle. 

We talk about her journey with Soul Cycle, the importance of a strong supportive community, navigating the world as an adult (or as I like to call it, adulting), and knowing your boundaries. It's so easy to lose sight of who you are in the midst of so many changes, especially when life is throwing one too many curveballs your way. 

The journey back to YOU is the most important one you'll ever embark on. Melissa's story is one so many of us can relate to.

My biggest takeaway from this episode is the big themes that keep coming up in each episode I’ve recorded. Boundaries, self-care, kindness, and taking care of yourself. All of these themes keep coming up time and again . . . there's definitely something more there for all of us to explore. 

Today’s episode is a good one ✨

On this week’s episode of The Seek The Joy Podcast is Laurel Galanter - professional dancer, choreographer, and just an amazingly creative and GOOD human. We talk about her dancing journey, the importance of personal pacts, promises,  and following through, and staying authentically YOU.

We also share some really embarrassing stories from our college days … 

Check out the episode, hit *subscribe* and it would mean the world if you could leave a quick rating and/or review ✨🤗

You can find Laurel on Instagram @laurelgalanter

You can find us on Instagram @seekthejoypodcast

Twitter @seekthejoypod

Facebook fb.me/seekthejoypodcast

Or e-mail us at [email protected]

Until next week, thank YOU for your support of this podcast and all of my guests! I couldn't do this without all of you. I'm forever grateful #SeekTheJoy 🎙✨💛

On this week’s episode of The Seek The Joy Podcast is Laurel Galanter - professional dancer, choreographer, and just an amazingly creative and GOOD human. We talk about her dancing journey, the importance of personal pacts, promises,  and following through, and staying authentically YOU.

We also share some really embarrassing stories from our college days … 

Check out the episode, hit *subscribe* and it would mean the world if you could leave a quick rating and/or review ✨