As an end to 2020, we’re re-releasing three of Stephanie’s favorite episodes as our Best of 2020!

To start things off we have Stephanie’s interview with YouTube star Samuel Brown, known as RBT online. From starting a channel to growing a massive following across platforms, Sam shares how he put in the work to follow his dream and achieve success!

This episode includes a new bonus intro where Stephanie shares why this was one of her favorite interviews this year!

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This week on the Dharma Project Stephanie is talking with Best Selling Author and Entrepreneur John David Mann.

John’s books have sold more than 3 million copies worldwide, including the bestselling classic “The Go-Giver” with Bob Burg. He is scheduled to release his first novel in August 2021.

In this episode Stephanie and John discuss learning from mistakes,  why working with a team is important to success,  how being open to critique doesn’t mean it’s easy to hear, the importance of being open to receiving as well as giving, how he has been able to write over thirty books in ten years, and so much more!

You can learn more about John and see a list of all his books at his website www.johndavidmann.com. You can also connect with John on Facebook or Twitter.

This week Stephanie is speaking with guest Michelle Hope founder of Social Butterflies and Flames of Hope non-profit.

In this episode Michelle shares the story of her house getting hit by lightning and catching fire one Saturday night nearly 3  years ago and how this has led her to start a non-profit, Flames of Hope, to help others who have been affected by fire.

Listen as Stephanie and Michelle discuss ways you can be prepared in case your home catches fire, how you can easily document all your belongings twice a year (and why you should!), ways the community helped in the aftermath of tragedy, and so much more!

You can learn more about Flames of Hope at their Facebook Page and you can learn more about Michelle’s event planning businesses at her website www.socialbutterfliesevents.com and contact her through social media on Facebook or Instagram.

This week on the Dharma Project Stephanie is speaking with Steve Nobel. Steve is an author, spiritual coach, and entrepreneur.  Spiritual Coach, Author, Entrepreneur

Tune in as Steve relates his story of transition from working as an unfulfilled corporate banker to spiritual coach and entrepreneur, including how the death of his father sparked change and led him to pursue the interests and passion in life that he had set aside as a teenager.

Listen as Stephanie and Steve discuss leading a non-profit spiritual organization, discovering synchronicity, how martial arts introduced him to meditation, what starseeds are, the ability to reach an immense audience with his YouTube channel and podcast, and so much more!

You can learn more about Steve’s spiritual coaching, events, and books at his website www.thesoulmatrix.com. You can find his meditations and transmissions for ascension and spiritual awakening at his YouTube channel.

This week is the final of our special episodes for breast cancer awareness month, and Stephanie is speaking with Integrated Wellness Coach and third generation breast cancer survivor, Paula Heard.

From never getting to meet her grandmother to growing up with a mother who lived in fear of it, Paula shares how this disease touched her life and led her to pursue a career around wellness and functional medicine.  She also shares the story of her own fight against breast cancer nearly twenty years ago.

Listen as Paula and Stephanie discuss making the decision to not live in fear,  the advancements in functional medicine, the gifts and life-long friends that have come from this journey, and the advice she would give to someone who was recently diagnosed.

Paula’s coaching practice is Thriving Transitions. You can learn more at their Facebook page @thrivingtransitions or by phone at 512-791-0644 or email: [email protected].

Today Stephanie is speaking with Certified Mastectomy Fitter, Susan McMahon for the third of our special October episodes highlighting stories around breast cancer.

Susan is the owner of Donna Bella Lingerie and shares how she found herself as a Certified Mastectomy Fitter, helping to fit with women with post-surgical bras, breast prosthesis, and other needed garments along their breast cancer journey.

Listen to hear Stephanie and Susan’s conversation about the benefits of going to a certified facility and certified fitter, how she helps patients understand and maximize their insurance benefits, why it’s important to talk about non-surgical options, the rewarding side of helping women feel whole again, and so much more!

You can learn more about Susan and Donna Bella Lingerie at their website www.donnabellalingerie.com or follow them on Facebook and Instagram.

Throughout October Stephanie is bringing you episodes of The Dharma Project with guests sharing their stories of how breast cancer has touched their lives, and this week is an extra special episode where she is talking with her mom, Debra Turlich.

Debra shares the story of how she was diagnosed with breast cancer nearly ten years ago as a busy teacher raising her handicapped daughter and three grandchildren.

Listen as she and Stephanie discuss how family helped her through the busy time undergoing treatment, why it’s critical to maintain a positive attitude, altering your diet and lifestyle to make sure you’re not feeding the cancer, and why you should probably be taking vitamin C!

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, throughout October Stephanie is bringing you special episodes of The Dharma Project with guests sharing their stories of how breast cancer has touched their lives.

This week Stephanie is talking with Survivor Sara Delancy about her story of being diagnosed with Breast Cancer and her journey through treatment over the last year.

Listen and Stephanie and Sara discuss treatment not going as planned, chemo dates and quality time with loved ones during treatment, being open to and even asking for help, documenting her journey, and communicating with loved ones through an online journey at CaringBridge, and so much more!

You can learn more about Sara’s journey through her online journey at CaringBridge here: https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/saradelancy.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, throughout October Stephanie is bringing you special episodes of The Dharma Project with  guests sharing their stories of how breast cancer has touched their lives.

To start things off this week Stephanie is talking with Leah Stancil. Leah is the Head Swimming and Diving Coach at Tulane University and mother of three. In this episode she shares the story of being diagnosed with breast cancer and her journey through treatment.

Listen as Stephanie and Leah discuss listening to your intuition, making time for treatment when you’re already a busy working mom, navigating the confusing world of medical bills, tips for feeling better when you’re going through chemo and radiation, and so much more!

You can connect with Leah on social media! She is on Instagram and Twitter as @coach_stancil and on Facebook as @Leah Martindale Stancil

This week Stephanie talks with Luxury Travel Advisor and Entrepreneur Philip James.

Philip shares how he transitioned from working as the director of global corporate sales for one of the largest hotels in New Orleans to starting his own agency, Philip James Travel where he helps busy professionals, families, and adventure seekers see and experience the world through travel.

Listen as Stephanie and Philip discuss the impacts of a global pandemic on the travel industry, making the decision to start a travel agency, why travel is so important,  and how to balance running his business with making time for family.

You can learn more about Philip James Travel at https://www.philipjamestravel.com/. 

Or follow Philip James Travel on Facebook @philipjamestravel or Instagram @philipjamestravel.