In Episode 2 of The Healer's Lab Podcast, we delve into the pivotal moments that define a healer's journey. Andrew shares personal stories about how he and Bobbi Jo recognized and answered their call to healing, and how they turned that calling into a meaningful and sustainable healing practice. This episode is all about the moments that make you realize you are meant to be a healer — whether it's a dramatic event, a subtle shift, or a series of small signs. Bobbi Jo also joins Andrew for a Q&A segment, answering a listener's question about managing the emotional weight of working with clients who are dealing with severe trauma or pain. She shares valuable insights on maintaining emotional boundaries, practicing self-care, and understanding the healer’s role in a client’s journey. This episode is filled with inspiration and practical advice for anyone who feels the call to become a healer. Key Topics Discussed: The pivotal moments that define a healer's journey and recognizing your own call. Andrew and Bobbi Jo’s personal experiences in starting their healing practice. How to move from curiosity to commitment in the healing field. Practical steps to take when you feel the call to heal, including education, finding mentors, and starting small. Q&A with Bobbi Jo on maintaining emotional boundaries and managing the emotional weight of working with clients. Takeaways: Recognizing the call to healing often starts with small signs or moments that shift your perspective. Setting emotional boundaries and self-care are essential for any healer working with clients in pain or trauma. Taking consistent, small steps is key to moving forward in your healing journey. Join the Conversation: Do you have a question or story you'd like to share? Submit your questions, written responses, or audio responses on our Podcast page at AstrionAcademy.com/Podcast. Next Episode Preview: In the next episode, we’ll explore different healing modalities in depth and discuss how to determine which modality is the best fit for both healers and clients. Stay Connected: Subscribe to The Healer's Lab Podcast to stay updated on new episodes. Follow Astrion Academy for more insights and resources on healing and entrepreneurship.

In this very first episode of The Healer's Lab Podcast, host Andrew Weaver introduces listeners to the purpose and vision behind the podcast. He shares his personal journey as a healer alongside his wife, Bobbi Jo, and how they developed the Vibrational Fascia Release Technique (VFRT) at their New Earth Healing Center. This episode is all about setting the foundation for future discussions, highlighting the importance of being open to different healing modalities and perspectives.

Andrew explains key concepts such as what it means to be a healer and an entrepreneur healer, from both balanced and scientific viewpoints. He also defines essential ideas that will be explored in future episodes, including modality, energy, and balance. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just starting your healing journey, this episode will help you understand the core values of The Healer's Lab and what to expect in upcoming episodes.

Key Topics Discussed:

Introduction to The Healer's Lab Podcast and its mission.

Andrew's personal journey with VFRT and the development of the New Earth Healing Center.

Defining what it means to be a healer and an entrepreneur healer.

Key foundational concepts: modality, energy, and balance.

The importance of being open to different healing approaches.

Takeaways:

Healing is not limited to one modality; it requires openness to various methods and continuous learning.

A healer can be understood in different ways—both in a balanced and a scientific context.

Balance is crucial not only for clients but also for healers themselves to avoid burnout and sustain growth.

Join the Conversation:

Have questions or thoughts on healing that you'd like Andrew to address in future episodes? Submit them through the Healer's Lab Membership community or at AstrionAcademy.com.

Next Episode Preview:

In the next episode, Andrew will explore specific healing modalities in greater depth, offering insights on how to determine which modality is best suited for a given situation.

Stay Connected:

Subscribe to The Healer's Lab Podcast to stay updated on new episodes.

Follow Astrion Academy for more insights and resources on healing and entrepreneurship.

In this episode of Course Creators, host Andrew Weaver from Astrion Academy discusses the essential topic of choosing the right niche for your knowledge commerce business. He explains how to find the intersection of your passions, skills, and market demand to stand out and attract a dedicated audience. Key points include conducting market research using tools like Google Trends and keyword research, engaging with communities on social media, and analyzing competitors to identify gaps. Andrew also emphasizes the importance of understanding your audience through detailed personas and surveys, validating your niche idea with pilot courses and pre-sales, and using feedback loops to refine your course before the full launch. Tune in to learn how to effectively pinpoint your niche and set the stage for a successful and profitable business. Don’t forget to share your feedback and questions at AstrionAcademy.com or email Andrew at [email protected].

Episode Title: Turning Knowledge into Income: Welcome to Course Creators, the podcast where we explore the exciting world of knowledge commerce and how you can turn your expertise into a profitable business. I'm your host, Andrew Weaver, from Astrion Academy, and today we're diving into the first steps of transforming your knowledge into a viable form of income. Whether you're an entrepreneur, educator, or just someone with valuable insights to share, this episode is for you. Let's get started! Key Points: Introduction to Knowledge Commerce: Explaining what knowledge commerce is and its potential. Forms of Knowledge Commerce: Online courses, eBooks, webinars, workshops, and membership sites. Packaging Expertise: Importance of presenting knowledge in a valuable, accessible, and engaging format. Digital Platforms: Mention of Kajabi, Teachable, and Udemy as tools for creating and selling courses. Real-World Example: Story of John, a high school history teacher who turned his lesson plans into a successful online course. Benefits of Knowledge Commerce: Scalability, passive income, and global reach. Flexibility: Designing your work around your life, working from anywhere, and aligning work with personal interests. Finding Your Niche: Identifying where your passion and expertise meet market demand. We’d love to hear from you! Your feedback and questions are what make this podcast a valuable resource for everyone. Whether you have questions about getting started in knowledge commerce, thoughts on today’s episode, or topics you’d like me to cover in the future, I want to hear them all. You can leave your comments and questions on our website at AstrionAcademy.com. Just navigate to the podcast section and find the comment form for this episode. Alternatively, you can send me an email directly at [email protected]. I read every message and will be featuring listener Q&A in future episodes. Resources Mentioned: Kajabi Teachable Udemy If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with others who might benefit. Next Episode Preview: Next week, I will focus on the critical topic of choosing the right niche. Identifying the perfect niche is essential to your success in knowledge commerce. We’ll explore how to pinpoint the intersection of your passions, skills, and market demand. I’ll discuss practical strategies for conducting market research, understanding your audience, and assessing the competition. You’ll learn how to validate your niche idea to ensure there’s a hungry audience ready to invest in what you have to offer. This foundational step can make or break your business, so it’s one you won’t want to miss. Connect with Us: Visit our website Email: [email protected] Until then, keep learning, keep creating, and keep pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. I’m Andrew Weaver, and this has been Course Creators. See you next time!