The Creator Mindset Podcast

You can always hear that it is important to be grateful. But how do you do that? In this episode, Ariane sat down with Isa Luerssen, Licensed Avatar Master and SE Trainer/ Independent Professional Training & Coaching Professional. Isa shared her inspiring story on how she learns about the Avatar course and the effect it gives to her life.

This is one episode you do not want to miss!

In this Episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast

 

• What made her decide to take the Avatar Course

• Her program, Body Mind Integration

• How she met her Avatar Master

• Isa’s effort to protect animals is aligned to the course

• The most important moment for Isa while undergoing the Avatar

• Why is it important to always have a good intention

 

Key Takeaways

There are no victims.

I want the world to have compassion to all living things.

Be Kind. Be Grateful.

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Miri has 15 years of experience in Public International Law (International Criminal law, Human Rights Law and International Humanitarian Law), working for the United Nations, Academic institutes and government agencies.

Today, Miri sat down with Ariane and shared her journey from being someone coping up with a broken relationship to a confident person. She also tells Ariane how she used the course to help people from her work in the United Nations and to her family.

Listen and get the most out of this episode! Enjoy!

In this Episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast

• How Miri met her Avatar master
• The tipping point for her to try the Avatar course
• How Avatar helped Miri to increase her self-esteem
• Miri sharing she manifested her big dream to work in the United Nations
• Her decision to pursue being an Avatar master

Key Takeaways

• What you believe in affects your experience.
• It is a nice feeling to choose, when to get into an emotion and when to step out of it.

Connect with Miri

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About the Artist:

Marieke Verhoef has always been very interested in the mysteries of life.

Her curiosity has brought her to different steps in her schooling/professional career:

• being an exchange student at a high school in the USA for 1 year, after finishing high school in NL
• studying Chemical Engineering at the University of Twente, NL
• working on big design/construction projects in the Chemical/Oil Industry
• working as a consultant/trainer

Different other life-experiences contributed to the discovery of her life's purpose:

• a lifelong experience in different consciousness traditions, incl. intensive work with shamans and aura healing courses
• spending a year traveling around the Pacific Ocean, working with shamans in New-Zealand and Hawaii and swimming with dolphins in different places
• learning the technology of the Avatar® Courses

She feels the Avatar program provides the most effective techniques for true transformation. In 2000 she decided to teach the Avatar course full time, in Europe and the USA. She's also happily married and has a 15-year-old daughter.

What She Shares in this Episode

Marieke Verhoef and Ariane sat down and discussed the greatness you will get out of The Avatar Course

In this Episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast:

• How did she learn about Avatar Course
• The changes she felt while doing Avatar
• Her struggle to do the Avatar exercises
• What steps Marieke took after taking the Avatar Course
• How did she convince a loved one to try Avatar
• Marieke’s life unfold after the wizard class

Key Takeaways

• Learn by doing
• Being curious. Want to get good grips and take responsibilities as much as she can for yourself and for the world around you

Connect with the Marieke:

Website

 

 

Bio of the Guest

Robin de Haas

Born and raised in Switzerland, Robin De Haas has received many prizes in his singing and academic studies. He pursued a grant as soon as he started his professional singing studies and studied with many teachers in Europe and the U.S.A, such as Kurt Widmer, Anne Ramoni and Cornelius Reid. Attracted by pedagogy, he pursued the Diploma of Teaching Singing at The Conservatory of Music of Lausanne, Switzerland, which was completed with an award for his diploma work, “Lyrical Singing and Modern Singing, Two Worlds That Are Completely Opposed?”

It was in the pursuit of research to find models of methodology and pedagogy that he met Lynn Martin, a professor of Breathing Coordination and Functional Anatomy at New York University, and Spencer Welch, a voice teacher specialized in contemporary styles.

These meetings began a fruitful collaboration, the goal of which is to release accessory tensions and to realize vocal and artistic potential. In 2008, Robin was invited by Ms. Martin to assist her in the Master Class she gave at Sarah Lawrence College, one of the most prestigious arts schools in the United States.

From 2007 to 2010, Robin creates various concepts that allow young singers to go on stage. "And now Sing" and "Don't Stop the Music" are a major success and lead to many contacts and opportunities for young artists to improve their skills and their network.

In 2010, he is extremely busy between putting events together and bringing Breathing Coordination to politicians in Bern, Switzerland. That same year, he starts to work on the post surgery care for damaged voices that are sent to him by Lausanne city hospital. His results are commended by the doctors of the ENT section of the hospital.

In 2011 he becomes the head of the training for Breathing Coordination practitioners and the first practitioners are certified in 2013.

Recently, in 2014 Robin was invited to present his work in some of the most prestigious music schools such as the «Manhattan School of Music». He also collaborates with several members of the medical community for the application of his work in the filed of pathologies.

Finally, in 2015 a major accomplishment happens when Robin’s book «La Voie de la Voix» is published by «Les Editions Favre», the largest French Speaking Editor of Switzerland. That same year, the breathing coordination practitioner training program created by Robin starts in the USA with a first group in Los Angeles. In 2018, "The Path of the Voice”, the translation of “La Voix de la Voie” is published and available now on all the book selling online platforms.

What He Shares in this Episode

This episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast is the seventh of the 7 episodes series with Robin de Haas.

In this last episode, Robin talks about some of the people he works with and have had great gains with the Breathing Coordination method. The artists we will hear in this episode each had specific problems, tensions while singing and could not use their voices optimally. What matters in a method is that it works and here we have three practical examples of artists who now resolved their voice’s issues thanks to Breathing Coordination.

In this Episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast: -Stories of artists who have worked with Robin: Mané (who you find in episodes: ); Randy (a metal singer) and Betty Patural (episode ) -Finding your voice -Essential coordination to address damaged voices -Understanding which muscles, articulations, mechanisms are at play and how to use them

Key Takeaways -If you don't know what to look for, you don't have the right hypothesis; you don't understand what is going on -You have all you need to really succeed

Connecting with the Guest: www.robindehaas.com www.breathingcoordination.ch www.vocalconsultation.com www.lavoiedelavoix.com www.thepathofthevoice.com

 

Artists Mentioned: 

Mane

http://mane-music.com/

https://facebook.com/manesongwriter/

https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/before-the-storm-ep/1290535471

 

Betty Patural

https://www.facebook.com/bettypatural/

 

BIO OF THE GUEST:

 

Robin de Haas

Born and raised in Switzerland, Robin De Haas has received many prizes in his singing and academic studies. He pursued a grant as soon as he started his professional singing studies and studied with many teachers in Europe and the U.S.A, such as Kurt Widmer, Anne Ramoni and Cornelius Reid. Attracted by pedagogy, he pursued the Diploma of Teaching Singing at The Conservatory of Music of Lausanne, Switzerland, which was completed with an award for his diploma work, “Lyrical Singing and Modern Singing, Two Worlds That Are Completely Opposed?”

It was in the pursuit of research to find models of methodology and pedagogy that he met Lynn Martin, a professor of Breathing Coordination and Functional Anatomy at New York University, and Spencer Welch, a voice teacher specialized in contemporary styles.

These meetings began a fruitful collaboration, the goal of which is to release accessory tensions and to realize vocal and artistic potential. In 2008, Robin was invited by Ms. Martin to assist her in the Master Class she gave at Sarah Lawrence College, one of the most prestigious arts schools in the United States.

From 2007 to 2010, Robin creates various concepts that allow young singers to go on stage. “And now Sing” and “Don’t Stop the Music” are a major success and lead to many contacts and opportunities for young artists to improve their skills and their network.

In 2010, he is extremely busy between putting events together and bringing Breathing Coordination to politicians in Bern, Switzerland. That same year, he starts to work on the post surgery care for damaged voices that are sent to him by Lausanne city hospital. His results are commended by the doctors of the ENT section of the hospital.

In 2011 he becomes the head of the training for Breathing Coordination practitioners and the first practitioners are certified in 2013.

Recently, in 2014 Robin was invited to present his work in some of the most prestigious music schools such as the “Manhattan School of Music”. He also collaborates with several members of the medical community for the application of his work in the filed of pathologies.

Finally, in 2015 a major accomplishment happens when Robin’s book “La Voie de la Voix” is published by “Les Editions Favre”, the largest French Speaking Editor of Switzerland. That same year, the breathing coordination practitioner training program created by Robin starts in the USA with a first group in Los Angeles. In 2018, “The Path of the Voice”, the translation of “La Voix de la Voie” is published and available now on all the book selling online platforms.

  What He Shares on this Episode: This episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast is the sixth of the 7 episodes series with Robin de Haas. In this sixth episode, Robin talks about the articulators and their connection with breathing coordination. He explains how tensions can prevent the voice from resonating at its best. He also teaches us one basic exercise about the outflow of air that can remove excessive tension in parts of the articulators. In This Episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast:   -What articulators are -The connection between articulators and breathing coordination -The voice tension and how it can occur -An exercise to check and release tensions Key Takeaways:   -Tensions are a reaction to something - Increasing awareness on the outflow of air -Changing the articulators fluidity will affect the voice quality   Connecting with the Guest:   www.robindehaas.com www.breathingcoordination.ch

 

BIO OF THE GUEST:

Robin de Haas

Born and raised in Switzerland, Robin De Haas has received many prizes in his singing and academic studies. He pursued a grant as soon as he started his professional singing studies and studied with many teachers in Europe and the U.S.A, such as Kurt Widmer, Anne Ramoni and Cornelius Reid. Attracted by pedagogy, he pursued the Diploma of Teaching Singing at The Conservatory of Music of Lausanne, Switzerland, which was completed with an award for his diploma work, “Lyrical Singing and Modern Singing, Two Worlds That Are Completely Opposed?”

It was in the pursuit of research to find models of methodology and pedagogy that he met Lynn Martin, a professor of Breathing Coordination and Functional Anatomy at New York University, and Spencer Welch, a voice teacher specialized in contemporary styles.

These meetings began a fruitful collaboration, the goal of which is to release accessory tensions and to realize vocal and artistic potential. In 2008, Robin was invited by Ms. Martin to assist her in the Master Class she gave at Sarah Lawrence College, one of the most prestigious arts schools in the United States.

From 2007 to 2010, Robin creates various concepts that allow young singers to go on stage. “And now Sing” and “Don’t Stop the Music” are a major success and lead to many contacts and opportunities for young artists to improve their skills and their network.

In 2010, he is extremely busy between putting events together and bringing Breathing Coordination to politicians in Bern, Switzerland. That same year, he starts to work on the post surgery care for damaged voices that are sent to him by Lausanne city hospital. His results are commended by the doctors of the ENT section of the hospital.

In 2011 he becomes the head of the training for Breathing Coordination practitioners and the first practitioners are certified in 2013.

Recently, in 2014 Robin was invited to present his work in some of the most prestigious music schools such as the “Manhattan School of Music”. He also collaborates with several members of the medical community for the application of his work in the filed of pathologies.

Finally, in 2015 a major accomplishment happens when Robin’s book “La Voie de la Voix” is published by “Les Editions Favre”, the largest French Speaking Editor of Switzerland. That same year, the breathing coordination practitioner training program created by Robin starts in the USA with a first group in Los Angeles. In 2018, “The Path of the Voice”, the translation of “La Voix de la Voie” is published and available now on all the book selling online platforms.

 

What He Shares on This Episode

This episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast is the fifth of the 7 episodes series with Robin de Haas.

In this fifth episode, Robin shares what ABSORPTION is. He went around the world searching for answers on how to protect his own voice and while studying with Lynn Martin in New York. He discovered that all the explanations he had heard from different sources and teachers were incomplete and discovered the natural way of protecting the voice which is ABSORPTION. Our ribcage and its one hundred articulation have a organic way to support one’s voice. This episode is a must listen for any singers or speaker.

In this episode of the creator mindset podcast:

-What absorption is -Functional anatomy and air pressure -Cause of excessive pressure -Muscular reaction

 

Key Takeaways

-The importance of learning how to use your muscles -The idea about air pressure and proportional degree of closure to our vocal chords -Absorption is the number one key to vocal help

 

Connect with the guest: www.robindehaas.com www.breathingcoordination.ch

 

BIO OF THE GUEST: Robin de Haas Born and raised in Switzerland, Robin De Haas has received many prizes in his singing and academic studies. He pursued a grant as soon as he started his professional singing studies and studied with many teachers in Europe and the U.S.A, such as Kurt Widmer, Anne Ramoni and Cornelius Reid. Attracted by pedagogy, he pursued the Diploma of Teaching Singing at The Conservatory of Music of Lausanne, Switzerland, which was completed with an award for his diploma work, “Lyrical Singing and Modern Singing, Two Worlds That Are Completely Opposed?”

It was in the pursuit of research to find models of methodology and pedagogy that he met Lynn Martin, a professor of Breathing Coordination and Functional Anatomy at New York University, and Spencer Welch, a voice teacher specialized in contemporary styles. These meetings began a fruitful collaboration, the goal of which is to release accessory tensions and to realize vocal and artistic potential. In 2008, Robin was invited by Ms. Martin to assist her in the Master Class she gave at Sarah Lawrence College, one of the most prestigious arts schools in the United States.

From 2007 to 2010, Robin creates various concepts that allow young singers to go on stage. “And now Sing” and “Don’t Stop the Music” are a major success and lead to many contacts and opportunities for young artists to improve their skills and their network.

In 2010, he is extremely busy between putting events together and bringing Breathing Coordination to politicians in Bern, Switzerland. That same year, he starts to work on the post surgery care for damaged voices that are sent to him by Lausanne city hospital. His results are commended by the doctors of the ENT section of the hospital.

In 2011 he becomes the head of the training for Breathing Coordination practitioners and the first practitioners are certified in 2013.

Recently, in 2014 Robin was invited to present his work in some of the most prestigious music schools such as the “Manhattan School of Music”. He also collaborates with several members of the medical community for the application of his work in the filed of pathologies.

Finally, in 2015 a major accomplishment happens when Robin’s book “La Voie de la Voix” is published by “Les Editions Favre”, the largest French Speaking Editor of Switzerland. That same year, the breathing coordination practitioner training program created by Robin starts in the USA with a first group in Los Angeles. In 2018, “The Path of the Voice”, the translation of “La Voix de la Voie” is published and available now on all the book selling online platforms.

 

What He Shares on This Episode

 

This episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast is the fourth of the 7 episodes series with Robin de Haas.

In this fourth episode, Robin shares with us about the axis of gravity and how the axis influences our body’s alignment. He teaches us a procedure which will create a reference point for the individual's curvature spine. He talks about a powerful concept about our body and how to improve our overall coordination, including both posture and breathing.

In this episode of the creator mindset podcast: -Concept of the axis of gravity -Direction of the axis of gravity -Procedure on how to find the curvature of the spine

Key Takeaways:

-We are all bound by gravity -Breating Coordination is an education -How important it is to carry ourselves with our axis of gravity -The importance to find the proper degree of the spine curves

Connecting with the Guest:

www.robindehaas.com www.breathingcoordination.ch

BIO OF THE GUEST:   Robin de Haas   Born and raised in Switzerland, Robin De Haas has received many prizes in his singing and academic studies. He pursued a grant as soon as he started his professional singing studies and studied with many teachers in Europe and the U.S.A, such as Kurt Widmer, Anne Ramoni and Cornelius Reid. Attracted by pedagogy, he pursued the Diploma of Teaching Singing at The Conservatory of Music of Lausanne, Switzerland, which was completed with an award for his diploma work, “Lyrical Singing and Modern Singing, Two Worlds That Are Completely Opposed?” It was in the pursuit of research to find models of methodology and pedagogy that he met Lynn Martin, a professor of Breathing Coordination and Functional Anatomy at New York University, and Spencer Welch, a voice teacher specialized in contemporary styles.   These meetings began a fruitful collaboration, the goal of which is to release accessory tensions and to realize vocal and artistic potential. In 2008, Robin was invited by Ms. Martin to assist her in the Master Class she gave at Sarah Lawrence College, one of the most prestigious arts schools in the United States. From 2007 to 2010, Robin creates various concepts that allow young singers to go on stage. “And now Sing” and “Don’t Stop the Music” are a major success and lead to many contacts and opportunities for young artists to improve their skills and their network. In 2010, he is extremely busy between putting events together and bringing Breathing Coordination to politicians in Bern, Switzerland. That same year, he starts to work on the post surgery care for damaged voices that are sent to him by Lausanne city hospital. His results are commended by the doctors of the ENT section of the hospital. In 2011 he becomes the head of the training for Breathing Coordination practitioners and the first practitioners are certified in 2013. Recently, in 2014 Robin was invited to present his work in some of the most prestigious music schools such as the “Manhattan School of Music”. He also collaborates with several members of the medical community for the application of his work in the filed of pathologies. Finally, in 2015 a major accomplishment happens when Robin’s book “La Voie de la Voix” is published by “Les Editions Favre”, the largest French Speaking Editor of Switzerland. That same year, the breathing coordination practitioner training program created by Robin starts in the USA with a first group in Los Angeles. In 2018, “The Path of the Voice”, the translation of “La Voix de la Voie” is published and available now on all the book selling online platforms.   What he shares on this episode   This episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast is the third of the seven episodes series with Robin de Haas.     In this third episode, Robin helps us understand what effect our thorax, the articulations in the ribcage and our breathing can have on our voices. He teaches us a small exercise about improving reflex building in order to deliver the air flow steadily. He talks about how the ribs are designed to work perfectly.     In this episode of the creator mindset podcast:   -Talks about how the thorax works -Functions of the ribs -Positioning of our muscles in the rib cage -Importance of the outflow of air, “the little regular flow of air"   Key Takeaways: -The voice is the dance of the vocal cords in the outflow of air -We are designed as a work of art -We should be taking care of our thorax which is an amazing piece in our body     Connecting with the guest: www.robindehaas.com www.breathingcoordination.ch

BIO OF THE GUEST:   Robin de Haas   Born and raised in Switzerland, Robin De Haas has received many prizes in his singing and academic studies. He pursued a grant as soon as he started his professional singing studies and studied with many teachers in Europe and the U.S.A, such as Kurt Widmer, Anne Ramoni and Cornelius Reid. Attracted by pedagogy, he pursued the Diploma of Teaching Singing at The Conservatory of Music of Lausanne, Switzerland, which was completed with an award for his diploma work, “Lyrical Singing and Modern Singing, Two Worlds That Are Completely Opposed?”   It was in the pursuit of research to find models of methodology and pedagogy that he met Lynn Martin, a professor of Breathing Coordination and Functional Anatomy at New York University, and Spencer Welch, a voice teacher specialized in contemporary styles.   These meetings began a fruitful collaboration, the goal of which is to release accessory tensions and to realize vocal and artistic potential. In 2008, Robin was invited by Ms. Martin to assist her in the Master Class she gave at Sarah Lawrence College, one of the most prestigious arts schools in the United States.   From 2007 to 2010, Robin creates various concepts that allow young singers to go on stage. "And now Sing" and "Don't Stop the Music" are a major success and lead to many contacts and opportunities for young artists to improve their skills and their network.   In 2010, he is extremely busy between putting events together and bringing Breathing Coordination to politicians in Bern, Switzerland. That same year, he starts to work on the post surgery care for damaged voices that are sent to him by Lausanne city hospital. His results are commended by the doctors of the ENT section of the hospital.   In 2011 he becomes the head of the training for Breathing Coordination practitioners and the first practitioners are certified in 2013.   Recently, in 2014 Robin was invited to present his work in some of the most prestigious music schools such as the «Manhattan School of Music». He also collaborates with several members of the medical community for the application of his work in the filed of pathologies.   Finally, in 2015 a major accomplishment happens when Robin’s book «La Voie de la Voix» is published by «Les Editions Favre», the largest French Speaking Editor of Switzerland. That same year, the breathing coordination practitioner training program created by Robin starts in the USA with a first group in Los Angeles.  In 2018, "The Path of the Voice”, the translation of “La Voix de la Voie” is published and available now on all the book selling online platforms.   What He shares On This Episode:   This episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast is the second of the 7 episodes series with Robin de Haas.   In this second episode, Robin shares how a non singer or a singer can get started and work with him to learn basic techniques of Breathing Coordination. He tells us on what to prepare when an individual wishes to enter the Training Program. He talks about the program he created which is based on his knowledge and the training he did with Lynn Martin. Lynn and himself put together a step by step programm so people can become Breathing Coordination practitioners around the world.   In this Episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast:   -The basic techniques of Breathing Coordination -The 3 Level training program offered by Breathing Coordination MDH ®  -The modules or workshop that you can participate into   Key Takeaways   -We should work hand in hand to work for greater good -People with lung disease can have better function which can provide them comfort and relieve -Know the limits of the work

Bio of the guest Robin de Haas   Born and raised in Switzerland, Robin De Haas has received many prizes in his singing and academic studies. He pursued a grant as soon as he started his professional singing studies and studied with many teachers in Europe and the U.S.A, such as Kurt Widmer, Anne Ramoni and Cornelius Reid. Attracted by pedagogy, he pursued the Diploma of Teaching Singing at The Conservatory of Music of Lausanne, Switzerland, which was completed with an award for his diploma work, “Lyrical Singing and Modern Singing, Two Worlds That Are Completely Opposed?”   It was in the pursuit of research to find models of methodology and pedagogy that he met Lynn Martin, a professor of Breathing Coordination and Functional Anatomy at New York University, and Spencer Welch, a voice teacher specialized in contemporary styles.   These meetings began a fruitful collaboration, the goal of which is to release accessory tensions and to realize vocal and artistic potential. In 2008, Robin was invited by Ms. Martin to assist her in the Master Class she gave at Sarah Lawrence College, one of the most prestigious arts schools in the United States.   From 2007 to 2010, Robin creates various concepts that allow young singers to go on stage. "And now Sing" and "Don't Stop the Music" are a major success and lead to many contacts and opportunities for young artists to improve their skills and their network.   In 2010, he is extremely busy between putting events together and bringing Breathing Coordination to politicians in Bern, Switzerland. That same year, he starts to work on the post surgery care for damaged voices that are sent to him by Lausanne city hospital. His results are commended by the doctors of the ENT section of the hospital.   In 2011 he becomes the head of the training for Breathing Coordination practitioners and the first practitioners are certified in 2013.   Recently, in 2014 Robin was invited to present his work in some of the most prestigious music schools such as the «Manhattan School of Music». He also collaborates with several members of the medical community for the application of his work in the filed of pathologies.   Finally, in 2015 a major accomplishment happens when Robin’s book «La Voie de la Voix» is published by «Les Editions Favre», the largest French Speaking Editor of Switzerland. That same year, the breathing coordination practitioner training program created by Robin starts in the USA with a first group in Los Angeles.  In 2018, "The Path of the Voice”, the translation of “La Voix de la Voie” is published and available now on all the book selling online platforms.     What He Shares on This Episode   This episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast is the first the 7 episodes series with Robin de Haas.   In this first episode, Robin shares the story of the Breathing Coordination Method, how it came to be, how Carl Stough found a way to improve the breathing capacity of people who had no more hope to improve their life quality. Robin tells how Lynn Martin became his mentor and how he founded the Breathing Coordination MDH ® method with her. Changing the way we breathe will change the way we sing.   In this Episode of the Creator Mindset Podcast:   -The story of the Breathing Coordination Method - How he became the Co-founder of the Breathing Coordination MDH ® method   Key Takeaways "What was impossible is now possible” Encountering breathing coordination can change the attitude towards the singer apprentice and the attitude towards our own voice.   Connecting with the guest: www.robindehaas.com or www.breathingcoordination.ch