Today, I’m discussing this powerful book and why it can be life-changing for readers. I share some of the most impactful parts for me as well as some examples from my own life.  

Reading this was a little bit biology, a little bit psychology, and by the end, felt like a whole lot of therapy. I understood a lot more about my past behaviors and gave me a lot of clarity about why I was stuck in certain aspects of my life. 

I honestly think this should be required reading for young adults because I wish I would have read this at that age.

Show Notes:

Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself  by Dr. Joe Dispenza

Magic Makers course by Katie Den Ouden

Foreward by Dr. Daniel Amen

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Today's guest is my daughter, Avarie. She's a recent college graduate and making her way in the world of sports broadcasting and media.

Today, we talk about playing soccer as a young athlete and what it took to progress to become a college athlete, using her passion for sports on and off the field to guide her down a path to sports broadcasting, and even a little advice to young women and their parents about pursuing dreams similar to hers.

Dreams come true when passion meets confidence and she’s a great example. Can’t wait for you to meet her!

Show Notes:

8:42 - Correction: meant to say prodigy instead of protégé.

11:34 - ECNL stands for Elite Clubs National League that consists of elite female club soccer teams from across the country to compete against each other on a regional level.

17:52 - How COVID actually helped her shift from struggling student athlete to being more grounded and intentional about her time at UNO.

20:55 - How having a self-care routine helped her become a better soccer player and teammate

25:00 - When her passion about sports became a reality as a career

31:15 - When she knew that she was in alignment

37:00 - How sports broadcasting helped her soccer game

40:50 - On creating her own internship and media club during COVID (article here)

43:23 - How their media club landed dream guest speakers Laura Rutledge and Mina Kimes for their Zoom calls

53:11 - What she wished she knew growing up that she knows now

54:11 - Advice to kids as well as parents of kids who want to go on and play college sports

1:00:21 - Advice to girls who want to pursue sports broadcasting or any other male-dominated field

1:03:12 - What’s making her feel AWEd (Awake, Well, and Empowered) right now.

Avarie’s awards and accomplishments in media:

-First female sports play-by-play announcer to receive a first place Eric Sevareid Award at Midwest Journalism Conference

-Part of first all-female broadcast crew for KRNU radio coverage of Husker football spring game

-Nebraska Broadcasters Association Awards: Radio, Best Sports Story “Westside Football Player Tackles Stereotype”, Nebraska and TV, Best Promo “Women’s History Month”

Find Avarie online:

-Instagram @avariehoward31

-Twitter @avariehoward31

In this episode, I discuss the life-changing concepts and lessons in the book, The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer.

I read this in 2018 and have been applying the knowledge I gained from this book ever since. It’s not easy work but it’s definitely worth the effort.

If you’ve read it already, let me know in the comments and what your most impactful takeaways were.

Book discussed today:

The Untethered Soul by Michael A. Singer

Indie Bookstore in Steamboat Springs- Off The Beaten Path

Author, Michael A. Singer’s website

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Today, I'm speaking with entrepreneur and business coach, Katie Den Ouden, about how she developed into the person she is today and what allowed her to create a life she absolutely loves. You'll be inspired by her story, especially how she attributes the hardships growing up into early adulthood as the EXACT things she needed to cultivate a life full of freedom and joy.

Katie’s certification in Integrative nutrition is from IIN Institute for Integrative Nutrition

Book: Essentialism by Greg McKeown

Katie on cultivating community:

1. You’re not alone in how you’re feeling.

2. Show up and encourage life together, not what you can “get” from the relationships. Focus on upleveling each other. 

3. Just get out there. Start messaging people, on social media, by email,  or in person.  Be willing to understand that a no or a no response is not a sign of your worth. Detach from the outcome. 

Eleanor Roosevelt quote: “Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.”

What Katie used for mold detox: 

-Low Histamine Diet

-QuickSilver Scientific protocol

-Infrared sauna to sweat out toxins

Katie’s top two tools for helping live by design:

1. Sunday set-up - weekly prep to set up her week ahead

2. Challenging the thoughts that come up that limit or contain her or keep her stuck in a monotonous routine. Ask “What if…”

Abe Lincoln quote: “If you give me six hours to chop down a tree, I spend the first four sharpening my axe.”

Katie’s website and newsletter sign-up. 

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Today, we’re going to talk about books, but not just any books. These are books that could possibly change your life.

Over a series of podcast episodes, I’ll be sharing the books that have dramatically impacted my own life in recent years along with personal anecdotes and insights that, hopefully, inspire you to utilize their ideas to change yours, too.

First up is Daring Greatly by Brené Brown, a book about courage and vulnerability and how they are both required if we are to show up in our lives as the main event, the person in the arena who is daring greatly, rather than watching from the sidelines.

SHOW NOTES:

The full quote from Theodore Roosevelt:

“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.”

Read more about Daring Greatly here

Check out Brené on her website

Watch her famous TED Talk on vulnerability

The technique I mentioned that helped me to process strong emotions.

-Article: 4 Tips to Easily Ride Through a Wave of Emotions

-Video: How to ride the wave of difficult emotions and changing behavior that triggered the negative emotion

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Today's conversation with author and mom, Annabel Monaghan, discusses the seasons of life and how they can play a role in our passion pursuits, what's it like being both mom and dream chaser, a bit about her writing process, and much more.

Annabel’s published books, in order of publication:

Click, A Girl’s Guide to Making It Happen, 2007 (Non-fiction)

A Girl Named Digit, 2012 (Young Adult)

Double Digit, 2014 (Young Adult)

Does This Volvo Make My Butt Look Big?, 2016 (Nonfiction, Essays)

Nora Goes Off Script (Contemporary Romance)

Her upcoming novel, Same Time Next Summer, comes out June 2023

Annabel’s book recommendations:

The Matchmaker’s Gift by Lynda Cohen Loigman

The Frederick Sisters Are Living the Dream by Jeannie Zusy

Where to find Annabel:

Her website: http://www.annabelmonaghan.com

Twitter @AnnabelMonaghan

Instagram @AnnabelMonaghan

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Today’s episode is all about life in the middle, aka Midlife. It’s been given a bad wrap over the years so I’m here to debunk that midlife is a crisis and give credit to what it really is, an awakening. 

This podcast is sponsored by the letter M, apparently, because I talk about motherhood, moxie, menopause, the mane (our hair), marriage, mindfulness, and me, which also means YOU. 

Here are some things I mention in the podcast that you may find helpful: 

What I take to detox my liver and my body:

-Chlorophyll Concentrate

-Activated Charcoal

-Liposomal Glutathione

-NAC (N-Acetyl-L-Cysteine)

Foods that support the liver (article cited here)

-Artichokes

-Cruciferous veggies, especially broccoli

-Spices (turmeric, garlic, ginger) 

-Citrus (lemon)

-Beetroot

-Protein (nuts, fish, eggs)

-Greens (dandelion, coriander, and spinach)

-Blueberries (Wyman’s Wild Blueberries)

-Avocado

-Spirulina

-Apple Cider Vinegar

-Water

-Herbs (Milk Thistle, Dandelion, Green tea)

My morning detox water:

-½ juiced lemon

-20 drops of Chorophyll concentrate

-1 tbsp of activated charcoal

Perry

-Social media app specifically for women in perimenopause/menopause community 

What I take for hair growth 

-Nutrafol

-Vegamour Gro Serum

What IBE is:

 I-nvisible Bead Extensions

(I messed up in the podcast and said individual bead extensions. My bad.) 

Insight Timer 

-The app I use for meditation 

 -An explanation of binaural beats via WebMD and their health benefits

Katy Rexing Wellness

-the wellness community I’m a part of that includes group meditation (online only), Zoom chats, and access to recorded meditations and yoga/pilates sequences

Modernwell 

-Women centered co-working space in Minneapolis

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My guest today is Katy Rexing of Katy Rexing Wellness. She is a wife and mom of four living in Southern California as well as an entrepreneur, blogger, professionally trained chef, and a 200hr RYT.

We talk about Katy’s start in the corporate world, her 180-degree flip into culinary school, motherhood, perfectionism, finding her voice (and sanity) as a blogger, her journey into sobriety and so much more.

She’s like a warm ray of sunshine and a huge hug to the soul. You do not want to miss out on getting to know her and her story about creating and living a life she now loves. She'll inspire you in so many ways!

Books mentioned:

Quit Like a Woman by Holly Whitaker

The Way of Integrity by Martha Beck

Where to find Katy:

Her website: www.katyrexing.com

Instagram @KatyRexing

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Today, I’m sharing what prompted me to give sober life a try and why I’ve stuck with it for so long. I’m also sharing some ideas and tips that will help you support your sober friends in their journey, whether they’re just sober-curious or they have a sober anniversary date that is their everything.

I mention Holly Whitaker’s book, Quit Like a Woman in the show but here are some other books worth checking out as well:

We Are the Luckiest by Laura McKowen

Sober Curious by Ruby Warrington

Love Yourself Sober by Kate Baily and Mandy Manners

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I was recommended to seek out Jen by my chiropractor and through her, I’ve learned there’s not just one way to true healing and all the different ways we can approach it.

In this episode, Jen shares her own healing story and how it changed the trajectory of her life, in health and in business. She explains her journey from initially pursuing a career in Western medicine to abandoning it to heal from her multiple health issues.

She talks about her path from a more functional approach and to a more food-based and holistic one which, in turn, has created a new career path for her so she can help others truly heal.

Jen also shares the story of helping her father heal from debilitating health issues which may provide real hope to anyone listening with some dire prognoses.

Jen leads people toward lifelong healing through her Symptomless Healing Program and provides testing and prescription services. She also offers business coaching with a proven path for other practitioners to follow who also want out of traditional Western medicine.

in this episode, Jen references various people in her

Chris Wark, author of Chris Speaks Cancer

David Rakel: Integrative Medicine (book for practitioners)

Alan Gaby: Nutritional Medicine (book for practitioners)

Anthony William: Medical Medium

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Her website: Inspire Health by Jen

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