The Soul Aligned Podcast | Human Design & Energetics for Spiritual Entrepreneurs

In an ideal world, what would your life look like? In episode #013 of The Couragecast, I'll be answering a great question that was sent to me from Karin in Montreal. She asked, 'why is the word balance so important, can I actually live a balanced life?'. I'll debunk the myth that all we need is work-life balance to be happy. It's time to redefine what success really looks like. To access the show notes had over to www.thecouragecast.com. To sign up for the 5 day Live Brave Challenge to www.andreacrisp.ca/livebravechallenge.

In this weeks episode of The Couragecast, Leanne Cabral and I chat about how to live faith, family, and life authentically. Leanne shares straight from the heart how she has been able to raise four teenagers all while going back to work as a speaker and author. She is candid about the struggle of comparing herself to other mothers.

We also chat about what it's like to lose a job, getting set back to start and how we have been able to face fear in the midst of it all.

Leanne has a passion for equipping parents as they navigate the awesome task of passing faith on to their children. She encourages parents to make their invisible faith tangible so they can intentionally point their kids to Jesus and build a living legacy of faith.

Leanne's authenticity, humility, and gentle approach create the kind of atmosphere that makes delving into the vast subject of family safe and comfortable. Her vulnerability about her struggles and gains invites others into her journey - breathing life and igniting others to live life with purpose and intentionality.

She is married to James and a mom to four teenagers. She recently released her first book, A Parent's Best Gift, which is available on Amazon. She speaks at Conferences, Retreats, Parenting Groups, Christian Schools, and Churches. She finds deep joy chasing the things that matter most and inspiring others to do the same!

To connect with Leanne, head over to www.thecouragecast.com.

how to live faith, family, and life authentically. Leanne shares straight from the heart how she has been able to raise four teenagers all while going back to work as a speaker and author. She is candid about the struggle of comparing herself to other mothers.

We also chat about what it's like to lose a job, getting set back to start and how we have been able to face fear in the midst of it all.

Leanne has a passion for equipping parents as they navigate the awesome task of passing faith on to their children. She encourages parents to make their invisible faith tangible so they can intentionally point their kids to Jesus and build a living legacy of faith.

Leanne's authenticity, humility, and gentle approach create the kind of atmosphere that makes delving into the vast subject of family safe and comfortable. Her vulnerability about her struggles and gains invites others into her journey - breathing life and igniting others to live life with purpose and intentionality.

She is married to James and a mom to four teenagers. She recently released her first book, A Parent's Best Gift, which is available on Amazon. She speaks at Conferences, Retreats, Parenting Groups, Christian Schools, and Churches. She finds deep joy chasing the things that matter most and inspiring others to do the same!

To connect with Leanne, head over to www.thecouragecast.com.

In this episode, I'll be sharing how to distinguish between healthy fear and unhealthy fear when starting something new. To access the show notes, head over to www.thecouragecast.com. The Couragecast is produced by Stephen Crilly.

In this episode of The Couragecast, I'm chatting with Kyla Roma, business coach and strategist about the beauty and pain of navigating burnout being diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder and how that gave her the push she needed to become more self-aware both personally and professionally. To connect with Kyla and to access the show notes, head over to www.thecouragecast.com. The Couragecast is produced by Stephen Crilly.

Have you ever been paralyzed with fear over the thought of having a difficult conversation? In this episode, I share with you a conversation I had with my friend Kate about how we have navigated hard conversations in our personal and professional lives. To access the show notes, head over to www.thecouragecast.com.

In this episode of The Couragecast, I'm talking to award winning Canadian jazz pianist and vocalist Laila Biali and how her sense of call has been paramount to staying the course. To learn more about Laila and to access the show notes, head over to www.thecouragecast.com. The Couragecast is produced by Stephen Crilly.

In this episode of The Couragecast, we're talking about one of my favourite things - relationships. Discover when it's time to move on from a relationship because it's obvious you're not moving in the same direction. To access the show notes, head over to www.thecouragecast.com. This podcast is produced by Stephen Crilly.

In this episode of The Couragecast, I'm chatting with the Co-Founder of Designer Vaca, and all round design genius, Alyssa Yuhas. Alyssa shares how she has been able to move past her fears and why she believes that the best inspiration comes as a result of community and collaboration. To connect with Alyssa and to access the show notes, head over to www.thecouragecast.com.

For as long as Alyssa can remember, she's been collecting stacks of magazines. She followed that love to design school, where she was trained in visual design & communication. In nearly a decade since, she has worked for a boutique design firm, in-house and for an ad agency before starting her own business 7 years ago. She now works with clients from all over the world: from Sydney to London, from New York to Vancouver. In 2012, she moved across Canada to Toronto and pioneered the creative at C3, a vibrant church community. In 2012, Alyssa co-founded Designer VACA, an anti-conference (or vacation) for female graphic & web designers held in Palm Springs. Alyssa is a seven (https://www.enneagraminstitute.com/type-7/), a mother of boys, a binge podcast listener, was named one of 10 Young Designers to Watch by DesignEdge and this one time Katy Perry used her popcorn carton design at her movie premiere.

In this episode of The Couragecast, I'm talking about when it's time give up or stay the course. And, I'm answering a great question that was sent to me from Christina in Toronto, "In situations regarding decision making, I've been wrestling with whether or not I'm being challenged to step outside my comfort zone or whether I'm feeling a lack of peace because it's just not right. Should I quit or commit?" To access the show notes, and to download the worksheet, head over to www.thecouragecast.com. The Couragecast is produced by Stephen Crilly.