The Deep Dive with Adam Roa

Melinda Cohen (www.MelindaCohen.com) is a coach, writer, speaker, actress, filmmaker... the list goes on and on. She's also the love of my life and we have been together for over 8 years. The last time she was on this podcast, we were about to embark into the next chapter of our life by moving to a new city and she was in the middle of "doing nothing". Here she is a month later to discuss where we are at now, Donald Trump, Brad Pitt, and offer a free guided meditation to anyone who would like to download it from her website.

Intuition will not make the decisions for you. It is a powerful tool that human beings have evolved with and can be a massive ally on our path to fulfillment, but only if we choose it. So what happens if we continually ignore our intuition? And what role is food playing in the intuitive process?

Dallas Michael Cyr (www.adversitytoabundance.com) is a top transition coach who supports people in turning their lives into their dreams. He's also a very talented spoken word artist who grew up very poor in an inner city to helping buy his Mom her first house to living in the moldy basement of that home only a few years later. In this episode he takes us through that journey and how he's now launched three successful businesses by learning to embody all the personal development work he had been hearing, but not actually applying.

Creativity is not something we generate inside ourselves but rather a frequency we access outside of ourselves. This is the basis for my entire creative process which, as an entrepreneur, is how I live my life. So what are the steps we can take to optimize our creativity? In this episode, I break down the 4 steps that I use to stay in my most productive state of being and I present it all as one big metaphor. www.AdamRoa.com

Jake Ducey (www.JakeDucey.com) is a coach and 3-time author with Penguin Random House. He is focused on helping people overcome their inner obstacles to realize their full potential and is invited to regularly speak to large audiences all over the world. In this episode, we dive in to the importance of having systems in place for your business, his search for purpose all over the world, and the advice he would give to anyone wanting to pursue their dreams.

What is synchronicity and how can we generate more of it? This was the question posed by one of my Facebook followers and I decided to share two stories from my own life to show how I first started to create synchronicity and how that has evolved over the last 3 years. At the end of this episode I discuss how this evolution of my own growth has led to a unique approach to the creative process, and I'm offering a 4-week course for you to learn how to apply it to your own life. Space is limited, so don't wait to fill out your application at www.AdamRoa.com/upcoming.

Ruby Fremon (http://www.iamru.by) is a coach for inspiration, a catalyst for growth, and an igniter of love. She supports people in getting out of their own way so that they can take the leaps they may be too afraid to take on their own and begin living the life they've always wanted. In this episode we dive deep into her struggle with drugs and physical health, the relationship she encourages people to have with their emotions, and the effect that food and morning routines has had in her life. I also share the story of my first ever conversation with an Angel! Enjoy.

Maceo Paisley is a cultural programmer, event producer, philosopher, dancer, graphic designer, and intellectual powerhouse. His company Citizens of Culture (http://citizensofculture.com) is an arts and culture organization that aims to inspire passionate individuals to take an active role in shaping the future. In this episode we dive deep into his three fundamental principals to help humanity, the moral dilemma of killing a mosquito, and how linear time is an illusion.

Melinda Cohen (www.MelindaCohen.com) is a spiritual strategist who assists people in finding everything that is available to them when they learn to do nothing. She is also a talented filmmaker and writer who has sold multiple screenplays. In this episode, we dive deep into what she would do if I died, the art of doing nothing, and a glimpse into our sex life.

Brad Ballard (www.alasandiego.com) is the co-founder of Ascension Leadership Academy in San Diego where, along with his wife Jenna Phillips Ballard, he facilitates a highly successful leadership development program. I have always admired his ability to blend open-heartedness with business savvy and competitive drive. In this episode we dive deep into how masculine and feminine energy affects relationships, how sports can teach us lessons in life, and what it would be like to be Justin Bieber.