In this episode I get to chat with the brilliant Stephanie McColm. When we spoke she was newly moved into her home in Revelstoke, British Columbia. Steph has a huge passion for travel, so thankfully she's developed a business that can be done from anywhere.    When living in Australia she started a business as a virtual assistant. Then (in Steph's words) the role of a VA simply wasn’t enough. She wanted to support others to feel the balance of work and play, too.   And that's exactly what she does!   Her gift is helping entrepreneurs free up time so that they aren't working in or on their business 24/7. She helps you set up systems so that you can free yourself of those daily tasks that can often take up so much of your time and energy.    I've had the pleasure of taking a program with her and I can tell you that her patience is as big as her knowledge of Dubsado.    I am also EXTREMELY excited that I will be meeting Steph in real life in Cabo, Mexico where I will be joining her for her mindful marketing retreat SEEN.   Want to join us??   Website: https://junipermanagement.ca/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/junipermanagement/ Join us in Cabo: https://hello.virtuallyjuniper.com/public/form/view/62469af1b2108af62b7bbb35

"It started with 3 chickens"   The perfect intro to this episode with Kristen Gingera of Cheeky Creek Farm. I was so thrilled to be able to talk to Kristen. Partially because I hadn't chatted with a manifestor in a while, and mainly because I have been so curious about her story and her life as a farmer.    Kristen and her husband Corey had been living on the South Shore of Montreal when they decided to make a big move out to the Eastern Townships and buy a farm with Kristen's in-laws.    Kristen was a teacher and Corey an electrician. When they started their farming journey there was a lot they needed to figure out. But 7 years later they seem to have their feet on the ground (and Kristen got her chickens!)   They now have 3 kids and Kristen proudly calls herself a farmer. She's also realized that as manifestor it's ok to kick a project off the ground and then pass it off to others.    She also is a very strong believer in eating locally sourced food and that mangos should only be eaten on vacation (just kidding...but have a listen to find out what I mean!) This episode has encouraged me to think more about what I put in my body.    I highly encourage connecting with Kristen on IG (her reels are great). And if you live in the area head over to her website to order from her farm!   IG: https://www.instagram.com/cheekycreekfarm_mama/ Website: https://www.cheekycreek.com/home-1

In this episode I speak with sacral manifesting-generator Lauren Enright.    Lauren embodies being a mani-gen so well. When you hear your story you'll see the beautiful windy path she took to get to the career she has now. She is a multi-passionate entrepreneur who helps women navigate their fertility journey through yoga, support and coaching groups, and as a doula.    I met Lauren when we were both teaching at the same yoga studio in Montreal and I knew that the women that were taking classes with her were so very lucky.   Whether she's teaching yoga, coaching fertility clients, or providing doula support, her goals are the same:  to educate, empower, and support you on your Motherhood journey.    I highly recommend connecting with Lauren and checking out the amazing offers she has coming up!   Website: https://www.breathewithlauren.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/breathewithlauren/

In this episode I have the pleasure of chatting with Jen, who is a multi-passionate entrepreneur. She had big dreams of going to Hollywood and being the modern day Mae West. And she has basically fulfilled that by being on stage as a comedian and a burlesque performer.   Jen fell into nutrition when she was struck by a near-fatal autoimmune disease  (autoimmune hemolytic anemia) and had to fight for her life. She wanted to do everything should could to not end up in that situation again. And down the rabbit hole of holistic nutrition she went! Now Jen is a holistic nutritionist, a certified vegan health coach a nutritherapy practitioner and a naturopathy student.   I feel so lucky to have been able to spend an hour chatting with this hilarious and awesome woman. If you're interested in nutritional guidance from someone who can crack you up at the same time I highly recommend connecting with Jen!   Website: https://sweetvegan.net/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/jenniferjunechapman/   https://www.amazon.ca/Big-Leap-Conquer-Hidden-Level/dp/0061735361 https://sparketype.com/ (Try ordering from your local bookstore!)

This episode was so much fun to record! Gosh I love Katie.   Katie is someone who I met in a business coaching program that we were both in with the wonderful Erika Tebbens. As soon as Katie started speaking, and especially when she started speaking about her business, I knew I not only wanted to hire her but I also wanted to be her friend. And that I am.    We speak about yoga, meditation, personal practices, energy, human design, and living life in a way that feels good to you.    One of the reasons I love Katie is because she speaks about these topics in such a kind and generous way. She knows not everyone is meant to have the same style of meditation. And that everyone has a different reason for incorporating these practices in their lives. And she is brilliant at helping people find their reason.    We also talk about the challenges of being an entrepreneur. And how sometimes you need to get another job to take some of the pressure off. And that is absolutely ok. She offers a great reminder that taking a step back in your business does not mean you love it any less.    I had the pleasure of joining Katie's Relaxation Club during the fall and winter and it was my favourite 30 minutes of the week. She has such a gentle and loving way of guiding you to move your body in a way that leads to total and complete relaxation - something we could all use a little help with. She'll be kicking that off again in June! And she will be also giving a 'Relaxation 101' workshop at the end of the month! (May 2022)   If you're looking to connect with Katie (which I highly recommend!) Website: https://www.katiebraja.com/ IG: @katiebraja

In the first episode of season 3 I interview the fun and sparkly Crystal McIntyre. Crystal is a 1/3 (Investigator/Martyr), emotional manifesting-generator who embraces her many passions in life. She is an intuitive artist and human design mentor amongst many other things (like being the best dressed person Squamish cows have ever seen!)   The reason I wanted Crystal here to kick off the season with me is because of her deep knowledge of human design. I think it's important to hear about this fascinating modality from different people using different words, and Crystal has such a beautiful way of speaking about it.    We dive into how having a deep trust in human design can help you move through life with ease and how the more you trust it the more you will head exactly in the direction you are meant to go.    That is what has encouraged Crystal to dive into her gifts as an artist with full permission. She beautifully creates calendars and picture books and illustrates others' story books. She has the ability to help you birth the story that your soul came here to tell.   So if you would like to learn from this wise woman you can find her here! https://www.crystalmcintyre.com/ IG: @crystalmcintyre/

In the final episode season two I get to interview someone very important to me - my dad! When people meet my parents it often gives them a better understanding of me. So here you go!   We kick off by talking about him working in the corporate world for 20 years all the while knowing it wasn't right for him. Meanwhile in 1980 he bought a little boat shack because he had a love of boats, and very likely thought it could be a way to get out of working for someone else.    We talk about the evolution of this business and about making decisions that weren't necessarily 'logical' but that allowed it to grow in such an aligned way. We also dive into the period of time where we put the Marina up for sale - and about how grateful we both are that we decided against it in the end.    Overall, I loved being able to sit with my dad for 40 minutes and tell stories. He is one of the greatest story tellers I know, so get ready for part 2 where we dive into the bank robbery!   PS. My dad doesn't know his time of birth so when I tested it out with different times his human design changed quite drastically (early morning he's a sacral mani-gen, 11am onward he's a splenic projector. But if I were to take a guess I would say he's a manifesting-generator considering all the hip-hopping around he does.

In this episode I chat with my beautiful friend, client and mentor Amy Spandau.    I first came to know Amy when I listened to her on Heather Kelly's podcast Relentless & Ridiculous. I was on the edge of my seat as she shared her story over this two part interview. Amy had dreams of owning a ranch and she dove heart first into those dreams. What follows is a wild ride of ups and downs and a whole lot of lessons along the way (hello profile line 3!)   Fast forward to today and Amy is a CFO, executive coach, board advisor, and finds joy in helping smart, sophisticated entrepreneurs build their businesses and personal finances through her company, Ablaze Financial.   In this episode Amy offers so many valuable tips to anyone looking to start a business. And she shares how human design played a huge part in helping her rid herself of the 'shoulds' and find herself again.    Amy is such a light in my life and I am so grateful to have met her.   If you would like to connect with Amy (which I highly recommend!) click the links below!   IG: @amyjspandau  Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-spandau-1b624a5?trk=public_profile_browsemap   Amy's episodes on Relentless & Ridiculous: Apple:  Part 1: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/surviving-financial-ruin-with-amy-marmolejo-part-one/id1530116595?i=1000494983115 Part 2: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/surviving-financial-ruin-with-amy-marmolejo-part-two/id1530116595?i=1000495689619   Spotify: Part 1: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0N3jg28KvrwG1JKegnxXdm?si=6f836bfa7e714a3a Part 2: https://open.spotify.com/episode/01Vtz0r7bacsANwNbsIryQ?si=87564e1f77844a77   Book recommendation: What do you do with an idea? https://www.amazon.ca/What-Do-You-Idea/dp/1938298071 (Or order from your local bookstore!)

In this solo episode I share an update on how my yoga classes and alignment and business programs are going (and how much I'm obsessed with them). With that comes a conversation about the importance of rest as an entrepreneur (and as a human), how knowing your core values can help you live your legacy, and lots more.   I also answer a few questions that were sent to me by some Instagram friends! With this I get into how I transitioned from full time yoga teacher to coach, my personal and brand esthetic (call me a fashionista why don't ya!), and my future goals (including some exciting news about what I'll be launching in fall 2022!)   I close off the episode with a little human design related reminder that I will never stop repeating.   And sprinkled throughout is a whole lot of gratitude for all of my listeners and every single person who has taken a chance on me.   I like you and I love you,   Jaime xo

In this episode I chat with Yasmin, owner of Boutique Lustre in Montreal, QC.   This badass babe is an emotional generator who has been tuning into her sacral's guidance for a long time now. What started out as her mom teaching her how to sew has turned into her owning and operating a boutique where she and her team make clothes that are sustainable and support body positivity.   When I was searching for my wedding dress, my wedding coach Carrie-Ann (episode 9 of the podcast) highly recommended Boutique Lustre. And after going into lots of shops in Montreal and Toronto, and trying on what felt like a hundred dresses, Lustre was the winner. When I went back for a second visit to try on the two dresses that I loved I ended up choosing a third one that I loved even more. It was comfortable, it was beautiful, and more importantly it was me.   Yasmin says that Lustre changes as much as she does. She believes that clothes should be made to fit bodies, not the other way around. And I couldn't agree more.    So if you're looking to get out purchasing fast fashion and wanting to support an ethical business I highly recommend starting with a piece that is made with so much love by Yasmin and her team at Lustre.   Check it out here! Website: boutiquelustre.com IG: @boutiquelustre