Danielle Amos is Prosperity and Success Mindset Coach, and a Certified Consultant with the Proctor Gallagher Institute. She is currently a member of Bob Proctor's Inner Circle and holder of the Silver Pin Award of Excellence at the Institute (top 10 coach world-wide). She is also a mother, a wife, inspirational speaker and a social marketing entrepreneur.

In today’s episode, Danielle shares;

• How to understand the law of vibration and how the thoughts and ideas around money that were programmed into us as children or society are actually what's holding us back from attracting money thru service.
• Ways to learn about the law of compensation and how it's not luck that we attract more money - There is actually a law to it and those that live in harmony with that law will attract abundance. 
• Quick and easy tools to stay in a positive vibration even when the outside world is chaotic or not what we want (ie. even during a pandemic)

Danielle is mentored directly by Bob Proctor (the world’s authority on mindset and human potential, featured in the movie The Secret). She is passionate about helping women step into their greatness to have it all in life - successful career, connected family, health with wealth and confidence inside and out. Danielle works with companies of all sizes all over the world. Her list of clients include successful leaders, entrepreneurs, lawyers, real estate agencies, insurance companies, world renowned actors and artists, top athletes and sales teams. Danielle facilitates a comprehensive mindset program called Thinking into Results with the Proctor Gallagher Institute.

For the full transcription head over to https://www.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/episode-051-mastering-a-money-mindset/

Would you like to connect with Danielle online? Find her at https://prosperousu.danielleamos.co/ You can also join her free online community at https://www.facebook.com/groups/MasteringYourMindsetwithDanielle  or find her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/_danielle_amos_/

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Karen Hagen started her resiliency journey at the early age of 22 when both her parents died within a year of each other. Overcoming an abusive relationship, infertility and even more grief Karen is the picture of reinventing and resiliency. Karen is a wife, mom to an amazing 15-year-old son. Sister, aunt, friend and Certified Fitness Coach.  Karen has been actively instructing in the fitness industry for 10 years including Bootcamp, HIIT, Strength, Corporate Fitness, Older Adult, Small Group, One on One and Yoga Nidra. Karen has a love for the outdoors and is passionate about living a healthy and active lifestyle. She passes on her knowledge and passion to her clients, assisting them in their mental and physical needs and support.

In today’s episode, Karen shares;

• The importance of celebrating the big and little things you have done in your day to day life.
• Reinventing yourself is a journey that can be accomplished at any age.
• How to have the courage to believe in yourself while you overcome any adversity that gets in your way.

Karen has seen her fair share of adversity in her lifetime, from the death of her parents to leaving an abusive relationship. Today she shares how it is possible at any age to overcome these difficult times and reinvent yourself, all it takes is a little courage and belief in yourself.

For the full transcription head over to https://www.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/episode-050-karen-hagen-reinventing-yourself-at-any-age/

Would you like to connect with Karen? You can find her on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/yoursinfitnessandhealth or Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/yoursinfitnessandhealth/ and on her YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCd0nqL2WPWFiM8vhJyBoMSw

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Jaci Lyndon is a learning adventurist and host of a new podcast series "Mountain Musings". She loves learning and mountains, and when these two things come together, anything is possible! Jaci has a Masters in Workplace Learning from the University of Calgary and recently completed a graduate certificate in leadership studies at Royal Roads University. She teaches full time in post secondary education and treks around the world whenever she can!

In today’s episode, Jaci shares;

• Several stories of her journeys climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, Oyster Peak in the Canadian Rockies, and Mount Everest
• 3 key lessons that her time in the mountains have taught her about life.
• The purpose of pain, the value of vision, the joy of success

Jaci’s stories of her mountain climbs, mixed with the beautiful life lessons she has taken away from these difficult journeys make this episode so inspiring. Jaci reminds us that in our everyday lives we face mountains, some bigger than others, and we must decide which ones to tackle and climb. For the full transcription of this episode head over to EPISODE 049 - Three Things The Mountains Will Teach You About Life

Would you like to connect with Jaci online?  You can find her at www.wildleadership.ca  on LinkedIn at  LinkedIn and on her YouTube channel WILD Leadership

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Melissa Houston is a Chartered Professional Accountant and a Business Finance Coach with over 20 years of experience. Melissa is also the host of the Think Like a CFO podcast.

Melissa is passionate about helping women entrepreneurs manage their business and personal finances so that they can become financially empowered. 

In today’s episode Melissa shares:

• 4 reasons why it's so important to get your finances under control and managed.
• Common money mistakes business owners make and what steps you can start taking now to get your finances under control
• Why it is important for entrepreneurs to manage their business finances and how it will help you to nurture and grow your business.

Melissa’s passion for helping women entrepreneurs by teaching them how to manage their finances shines through in today’s episode. There is so much valuable and actionable information inside this episode to help you get a better handle on your business finances.  You can read the full transcription HERE

Would you like to connect with Melissa online? You can find her at www.melissahoustoncpa.com where you can download her 4 Step Roadmap to Business Finance Freedom. On Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/melissa.houston.1420354/ and over on LinkedIn at  https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissahoustoncpa/

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While I can, I'm not going to use some 'clever' word-play to paint a picture-perfect version of myself to you. What I will say is I'm someone who has a great deal of practice in rebounding from the act and art of doing dumbness. Which probably makes us have more in common than you may have initially thought. My accolades and achievements are trivial in the grand scheme of things. Truth be told, degrees don't mend broken hearts, nor does experience erase bad decisions. Really, all I am is a girl, saved by God's amazing grace-in that He's the only reason I'm still relatively sane. I've finally grasped the infamous church mother's tagline. You know the one: 'You don't know like I know what the Lord has done for me!' What matters most about me can be aptly conveyed in the words of Apostle Paul: I know how to survive in tight situations, and I know how to enjoy having plenty. In fact, I have learned how to face any situation: fed or hungry, with or without. My life is not short on exciting moments that make for amusing stories. 

In today’s episode, Raquel shares: 

• How we need to change our perspective on life's events to embrace our now and look forward to the future.
• Everything you need you already have. 
• For every cause there is an effect, and for every action, there's a reaction

Raquel’s humour and straight talk attitude is a breath of fresh air as she talks today about how we often think we've missed out on something by assuming that the ‘one who got away’ was our only chance at happiness. However, we can look at it another way, maybe we saved them some heartache, or it was a blessing in disguise for us. Tune in, because we promise you, no one can just make this stuff up! Full transcription of this episode available at https://www.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/episode-046-bet-you-wish-youd-like-the-nice-guy-now-huh/

Want to connect with Raquel online?  You can find her at www.raquelsherron.com, over on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/raquelsherron/ and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/raquel.s.pinder

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As a proud Afro-Indigenous womxn, Yamila is the co-founder of 2 social enterprises, community leader and advocate. Through her work, she brings an intersectional lens and leadership practices to foster sustainable, inclusive innovation opportunities and to advance the participation of groups systemically excluded from STEM and entrepreneurship. Yamila is the co-founder of AfroHub Market, a social enterprise supporting the global community of entrepreneurs of Indigenous and African Descent by focusing on business sustainability and helping them access new markets. She is also the Co-founder of a clean tech social enterprise with the mission of addressing social and environmental challenges by innovating radical, regenerative technologies following a circular economy model. Earlier this year Yamila was awarded the Representation, Engagement, Participation Youth Award by HERE in Canada due to her leadership, advocacy, and anti-racism work in the community and was a recipient of both the regional and national 2020 Startup Canada Canada Export Challenge. "I am grateful to live, work and learn on unceded, Lekwungen Territories''

In today’s episode Yamila shares: 

• What we can learn from Afro-Indigenous futurism and other ways of imagining futures to rebuild more just and inclusive economies
• Why diversity and inclusion policies alone won't work
• How she is building a purpose-driven social enterprise.

Yamila asks a really beautiful question within this episode and it is “How am I becoming a good ancestor today?” When we think about building just and inclusive communities are we really thinking about what we are leaving behind for future generations? 

For the full transcription please head over to EPISODE 046 - Yamila Franco

Would you like to connect with Yamila? You can find her online at https://afrohubmarket.ca/ and on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/yamilafrp or https://www.instagram.com/afrohubmarket

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Want to be a part of a growing community of incredible Canadina Womxn? Join us inside our Facebook community, on Instagram or visit us at www.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca to connect with hundreds of amazing Canadian womxn!

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Tracey Harper is a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and Fitness Coach with a passion for food, movement and all things wellness! Tracey became passionate about fitness and food in her late 20’s. She fell in love with group exercise classes and developed a love for cooking and making recipes healthier. Tracey now works with women to stop dieting, make peace with food, and find a sustainable way to care for their body and improve their health!

In today’s episode, Tracey shares: 

• How to treat yourself with more compassion and understand diets aren’t the answer 
• Tips to heal your relationship with food and your body 
• How to live more intuitively
• And so much more…

It takes work to leave diet culture behind and Tracey shares today how we can take a non-diet approach to a lifestyle that focuses on balance and is sustainable for the long run. By listening intuitively to our bodies and honouring our journey, we can accomplish whatever you want to. She reminds us also that this will not be a linear journey but it will be your journey.

You can find the full transcription of this episode at EPISODE 45 - Tracey Harper

Would you like to connect with Tracey online? You can find her at www.harperhealthandwellness.com and over on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/harperhealthandwellness or Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/harperhealthandwellness

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Maya Corbic is a CPA, CA. In 2012 she founded DINARII Financial Education Academy whose vision is to educate every child to become a financially independent adult. Maya had an extensive career as a CFO of a private school, tax accountant and auditor. She is a happily married mother of two wonderful children.

In today's episode, Maya shares: 

• Why it is important to teach our kids a balanced approach to money management.
• Money is there for us to enjoy and bless others as long as we have taken care of our monetary obligations first
• Money and finances should not be taboo. Even if we are not comfortable with finances, we can still help our children understand the importance of saving money, spending smartly, etc.

They say it takes a village to raise a child. The same is with finances; it takes a village to raise a money savvy child. Many of us womxn are mothers, grandmothers, aunts, etc and our children look up to us. We can raise awareness of financial literacy for younger generations. This will improve their quality of life, diminish inequality and help them become financially independent adults. You can find the full transcription of this episode at https://www.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/episode-044-raising-money-smart-kids-takes-a-village/

Would you like to connect with Maya online?  You can find her at www.dinarii.com , on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/teach.kids.money and Twitter at https://www.twitter.com/Educ8Money2Kids

Would you like to be a contributor on the SHE SPEAKS podcast? Head over to https://author.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/podcast-form to apply now! Not sure you’re ready for the world of podcasting but still have a message you’d like to share?  Apply now to be featured on our blog at https://author.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/blog-form

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Shara Santan is a proud Tamil-Canadian woman and Columbia University graduate student in the Strategic Communication program. As a Senior Brand Strategist at DRK Beauty, she is also spearheading a leading mental health initiative dedicated to giving away free therapy to womxn of colour impacted by COVID-19 and racial injustice. With a passion for social justice and community-building, her mission is to improve outcomes for vulnerable communities and optimize generational healing. In the recent past, Shara led and introduced a ground-breaking gender-inclusive government ID policy (first of its kind in North America) after completing her Master of Arts in Public Policy and Administration at Ryerson University and Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies at the University of Waterloo– both acquired in Ontario, Canada.

In today’s episode, Shara shares;

• That only by addressing generational trauma, can we begin to achieve generational healing.
• That mental health struggles are real and can happen to everyone at least once in their lifetime. She especially looks to break the stigma around mental health in communities of colour.
• A reminder that self-care must be a priority for us all and that putting yourself first and addressing your needs is critical to support others.

Shara’s episode today asks some deep questions about the state of our mental well-being. She discusses the effects of generational trauma to those, especially in the BIPOC community, and the unfortunate reality that communities of colour suffer from mental health challenges at higher rates, compared to their white counterparts.  This is due largely to their  historically oppressive realities that continue to have effects to this very day. Listen in to Shara's episode today for some very important tips to implement daily, that can begin to help your mental health.

Full transcription is available at https://www.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/episode-044-how-to-begin-healing-generation-trauma/

Would you like to connect with Shara? You can find Shara on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/sharastar9 and LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/shara-santan-92575b63/

Would you like to be a contributor on the SHE SPEAKS podcast? Head over to https://author.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/podcast-form to apply now! Not sure you’re ready for the world of podcasting but still have a message you’d like to share?  Apply now to be featured on our blog at https://author.thegreatcanadianwoman.ca/blog-form

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Jane Kristoffy, MEd, is an educational strategist who helps students find their academic direction. She motivates adolescents to unleash their potential by helping them develop their learning and life skills, and find their passions and strengths. A teacher and guidance counsellor for over twenty-five years, Jane founded Right Track Educational Services in 2012. She’s a popular speaker on a variety of education and parenting topics, as well as a regular guest expert on national television news programs. In 2021, Jane released her first book entitled Launch Your Kid, which is jam-packed with no-nonsense tips for parents about how to get their kids through school and ready for the real world!

In today's podcast, Jane shares:

• Some simple strategies to arm parents to raise kids who are ready to arrive and thrive in the 21st century.
• Ways to examine our parenting styles and decide what we may need to change.
• Learning skills & 21 Century skills: what are they and why do they matter?
• And so much more!

Parents feel stressed sometimes, worried and overwhelmed about whether or not they’re doing the right things to raise capable, high-functioning kids who are ready for the real world that’s waiting for them. You’ve got this! You can support your kids every day by doing simple, common-sense things, to get them ready to launch.

Show References:

1. Lythcott-Haims, Julie.  How to Raise An Adult. Break Free of the Over-Parenting Trap and Prepare Your Kid for Success. New York: Henry Holt and Company, 2015.
2. Stixrud, William and Ned Johnson.  The Self-Driven Child: The Science and Sense of Giving Your Kids More Control Over their Lives. New York: Penguin, 2019.

Would you like to connect with Jane online? You can find her at  www.righttrackeducation.ca and on Instagram @jane_right_track

You can also pre-order Jane's upcoming book here Launch Your Kid: How to Promote Your Child’s Academic and Personal Success (without being a helicopter parent)  (-available globally January 21/2021)

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Full transcription of this episode available at 

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In gratitude,

The Great Canadian Woman inc.™ Team