Now more than ever, the pandemic made us recognize the importance of creating, if not supporting, the conscious business movement. The awareness is increasing to adjust our lifestyles to accommodate social and environmental practices that will have a ripple effect on the next generation of our people and planet.  

In this episode of Someone Gets Me, Dianne A. Allen sits in and engages in an insightful conversation with Anna Choi, a conscious business coach, and an all-around amazing woman.

What would it mean for you when you reach ALL your goals? What are the bigger OUTCOMES that your heart truly desires? What’s keeping you STUCK and OVERWHELMED and stops you from accomplishing your real PURPOSE? 

We will help you answer these crucial questions in this new episode of Someone Gets Me. Dianne A. Allen hosts another power-packed conversation with behavioral change expert and award-winning sales motivational speaker Jason Forrest. 

Deep dive into the important lessons for you to finally drop those limitations instead of buying into the subconscious rules that restrict massive growth to happen in your life and business.

Are you finding yourself more stressed or overwhelmed lately? With the pandemic continually changing our lives and the rest of the world, it is vital to find a way to deal with it so we don’t get trapped in unhealthy behaviors.

In this episode of Someone Gets Me, Dianne A. Allen hosts a valuable discussion on how to deal with change using art and creativity with Renate Van Nijen, a successful Dutch artist, art teacher, and published writer living in Spain.

It is important to listen to someone else’s story to make sense of your own. In this episode of Someone Gets Me, Dianne A. Allen hosts another valuable conversation as she sits down with former child actor Scott Schwartz best known for his roles in The Toy, A Christmas Story, and Kidco. 

Scott recalls the great, the bad, the ugly of starting a career in Hollywood at eight years old. He spills important learnings from legendary actors, hitting rock bottom at age 21, persevering to go back to mainstream acting, and checking off a bucket list at the age of 50. Such is the roller coaster of Scott’s life, and he shares important lessons he learned along the way.

A life well-lived is worth far more than a long-lived life. In this episode of Someone Gets Me, listen to the tale of America’s Teen Idol Singing Sensation and 1950s Rock and Roll Icon Bobby Rydell. He captured the nation’s hearts through his sheer talent and music spanning multiple decades and generations. 

At the age of 77, Bobby shares the battles he lost, won, and discovered his life purpose and meaning after decades of alcohol abuse and a liver and kidney transplant surgery that saved his life.

A year has passed since the COVID-19 outbreak, and we continue to see the rise in the number of people battling to keep mental health issues. Dealing with pandemic depression calls for regular evaluation of one’s personal activities to improve and maintain your mental health during these challenging times.

In this week’s episode of Someone Gets Me, Dianne Allen shares valuable tips on pulling yourself out of depression, shifting your perspective, and honoring your journey in pursuit of solutions.

More often than not, people don’t see their natural talents and strengths – either because they lack belief they have any or undermine their capacity. 

In this new Someone Gets Me episode, we sit down with Cord Coslor, owner of international management company and booking agency Celebrity Direct Entertainment. He talks about staying true to your passions and discovering your uniqueness will help you find true joy in achieving real success.

When we were kids, we always thought that a timeout was like punishment. But as adults, we realize that the timeout is a reward. In fact, it’s necessary for our health development, especially for us sensitive people.

In this week’s episode of Someone Gets Me, we are joined by Mark Anderson to share the fantastic benefits of floatation therapy (aka sensory deprivation) and the power of taking a break in a meaningful way.

Why does it take long years for some people to decide what they want to do in life while others know right away? In rare cases, some possess a strong vision compelled by the thought that they cannot be kept in a small confined box for the rest of their lives. 

In this week’s episode of Someone Gets Me, let’s hear the story from visionary Paul Teutul Sr., the star of the long-running hit TV reality series American Chopper and co-founder of Orange County Choppers -- globally famous manufacturer of customized motorcycles.

Often people may feel as though they’re adrift. They work tirelessly, but they don’t seem satisfied and feel like they’re not worth the effort.

A core argument they hold for these views is that they’ve never invested enough time setting goals for themselves. Simply put, will you head off for a big journey with no apparent knowledge of your destination? Definitely not!

In life, goals are what push us forward; they are the oxygen to our dreams. Thus, it would be best to recognize the meaning and value of establishing goals and adapting this understanding to your life.

In this week’s episode of Someone Gets Me, we will be joined by the founder of Goalfriends, Darlene Whitehurst. We’ll share meaningful discussions on The Importance of Setting Goals and how a consistent planning process about your perfect future and encouraging oneself to transform starts with setting your goals.