The Truths We Hide

In this Episode Colin discusses how it is our purpose as human beings to figure out what works for us to raise our own energy and to raise that of the humans around us.

He's now on a mission to show you how to have the right strategies and systems in 2020 for getting your calendar fully booked with your dream clients without having to spend a dime on ads.

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In this Episode Aparna talks about her stuggles with both anxiety and depression.  She found happiness during her volunteer work while bringing joy to families and teaching them to feel more connected to their inner self. 

She also helps families feel more flow, joy and ease in their daily lives through consistent routines that feel GREAT to them! 

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In this Episode Citia shares her story about her mission which is to empower people to live an extraordinary life.

Help people discover themselves to become their best version.

Help them start a business doing what they love so that they can live a life of total fulfillment, true happiness, and freedom.

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Kamini Wood is the founder and CEO of Live Joy Your Way and the AuthenticMe® RiseUp

program. An international best-selling author Kamini is driven to support both teens and adults struggling with perfectionism to let go of stress, overwhelm and anxiety. Kamini is a certified life coach, board-certified by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners, trained in conscious parenting and conscious uncoupling. Kamini aims to meet her clients where they are supporting and guiding them on their journey back towards inner confidence, energy and empowerment to be themselves both personally and professionally.

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Griselda Beck, M.B.A.Entrepreneur, Expert Strategist, Motivational Speaker, and @LatinaBossCoachA proud Latina - 1st generation Mexican-American and African-American heritagePassionate about personal development, interpersonal communication and human beha​vior. This passion came from a frantic search for my happiness and desperate need to feel in control of my life and destiny.In my early 30s, I was that woman who “had it all”. Independent with a successful career...”what more could a girl ask for?”But, I wasn’t happy. I survived each day sustained by caffeine and adrenaline. Before I knew it, I was in a state of crisis that had attacked my physical health and left me vulnerable to a deep depression culminating in a medical emergency that brought my whole life to screeching halt! That is where my journey began to become the happiest I’ve ever been. I’m so blessed, loved and grateful to be alive each day!This ​experience had such a profound impact on me that I wanted to help other women by sharing my story and personal growth experience...my testimony. This purpose is what drove me to start coaching women on business and navigating life in between. In pursuit of this purpose, I founded Latina Boss Coach.Griselda Beck is an​ executive with 15+ years of corporate experience and ​the owner and lead strategist of the Beck Consulting Group, including its division, Latina Boss Coach. She holds a B.S. Business Administration from the University of California Riverside (UCR) and earned her M.B.A. with concentration in Marketing and Entrepreneurial Management from the A. Gary Anderson Graduate School of Management (AGSM at UCR), graduating with Summa Cum Laude Honors. She studied international business at the Institut National des Télécommunications (Télécom SudParis) in Evry, France and serves on the Board of Directors for MANA de North County San Diego

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I am an African-American female who retired after 31 years in law enforcement and corrections.

Almost all my life, beginning at birth, was a series of unimaginable hardships, all of which created within me the heart of a warrior.

My desire is to use my story to inspire others to never give up on life, no matter how difficult it may become. **Please refer to the Podcast Guide for contact information. Guide can be found at www.awildridecalledlife.com/podcastguide

Myles Munroe said: the greatest tragedy in life is not death, but a life without purpose. He also went on to say that: sight is a function of the eyes, but vision is a function of the heart. As a speaker, Tanya's beliefs and philosophies hold true to these same ideals and passion. Her message is clear, she believes that God placed in everyone purpose, and to leave this world empty after having spent their whole lives pursuing their passion, fulfilling their purpose, following their dreams, casting their vision, all to one day arrive at destiny.  Tanya as a speaker encourages, motivates inspires men and women, organizations and businesses, leaders and young adults - everyone and all ages to do this and more. She's passionate about what she believes and is unafraid to tell the world. Tanya is married and currently lives in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. They are members of The Potter's House North Dallas, where their Campus Pastor is Pastor Sheryl Brady and Bishop Joby Brady.

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I am a survivor of different kinds of abuse and that trauma came up for me in PTSD, physical illness, mental illness, etc. and I make it my life’s mission to make sure that shame is not a factor in anyone’s story.

I grew up with many different forms of sexual abuse, and was raped by a longtime boyfriend , and was so traumatized that I stayed with him. For about five years I had no recollection of the event and one day it just came back to me, a vivid memory while I was working with domestic survivors of sex trafficking as a career. I had to pull from my inner strength, and even seeing the strength of the women around me, to begin my healing journey.

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