How do we bring our voice to the world? How do we find it within ourselves to say what we want to say through speaking, writing, creating? I discuss what is it looks like to find your voice, why what it feels like is important, and how to allow space for your growth and learning in the process. Your voice is valuable now, not when you learn more or change. You have something to offer the world, today. 

 “Only when we know who you are will you be able to find the courage to do what drives you, with integrity and grace.”

We often go for too long without looking at our goals or intentions for the year. We can spend the entire year thinking we want to go after something, but if we really pause we recognize we may not actually want it anymore! I walk you through the behind the scenes ways I create what I want and perform an assessment on what is on my vision board and goal list. This requires a good look at what you want and who you have become. Knowing yourself better helps you move towards what drives you with a clearer sense of purpose and do so with integrity and grace. You can pivot at any time, and you are just as smart (if not smarter!) then the people who have achieved exactly what your pursuing. Let move into the second half of the year powerfully

How do we step into the idea that everything is possible? (Everything you want...) After a wild week in the North East region in the US, I settled into yet another reminder that nothing ever is sure, but everything is possible. No- I can't make the smoke from the wildfires disappear like magic, but when we see that nothing will ever be a sure thing or totally secure, it opens space for pursuing things that you didn't think you could because they were not sure or secure. Within those pursuits, we can find ways to RE-Source ourselves for ideas and figure out ways to make it happen while honoring those who co-create with us BECAUSE we believe we can do the thing!

What happens when we pursue a creative endeavor for the sake of exploration? I pursued the office space I record in as well as the creation of this podcast on a feeling, intuition, and the desire to explore my creativity. The interviews brought me an unexpected spark for the guests, the process, and what is to come. For so long we have been encouraged to create based on outcomes from each thing we do. Hobbies (or creativity) are left for a little bit of time when we don't have things "more valuable" to do or work that provides us money. We can converge the two and find a place everyday and a way to pursue creativity in work or play for the sake of knowing where that path goes. The path fills in as we move further down it with knowings that we wouldn't have if we had not ventured down it. For we get to create for the sake of creating to learn more and become more of who we are. 

We often spend so much time deciding what to do, convincing ourself that we should stay and arguing with ourselves about it. Should I stay or should I go? Based in my process of letting go of my successful bakery for something more, even though it was once my dream creation. There are two main types of goodbyes: 1. the ones where you obviously need to make a decision- things got real terrible and you obviously need to either stick it out or go. 2. The other type is when you hear yourself saying “things are ok”, “this is fine” or “this was once my dream”?- How do you know to leave or end things then? -Why does it feel so hard when things are almost what you want? -When do you leave what was once a dream for another emerging idea? - What do the reasons you're giving for staying really translate to? Do you like them?I offer a process for how to say a proper goodbye so you integrate what you learned, how you grew, love your reasons for ending it, so you leave with love and grace.

So often we are sold that there are only two ways to live- Single and alone or Married to your "ball and chain". There are millions of possibilities between those two and we explore one of those possibilities in a mind expanding way in this interview. Mckenzie and Galen met in a less than traditional way for today, but more common back in the day- a totally blind date. Set up by a mutual friend, they fell in love and have been together for 5 years. They have what is often considered a less traditional relationship model of non-monogamy. This conversation opens up the idea of what is right for each person in a relationship. How and who we choose to love gets to be in alignment with what feels natural to each person, done with mutual respect, emotional maturity, and transparent communication. We are all unique and complete complex human beings and it's time we start to expand beyond the relationship box we have been sold as the "right way" and start finding "your way"Find McKenzie and Galen here:

Welcome back! We continue the perspective expansion of what’s possible and exploration of the love that developed between Kerry and Thomas during his incarceration.  We discuss how it was to tell Kerry’s family about their marriage, we break down common stereotypes about both inmates seeking love and prison wives, we explore incarceration from a human perspective, and discuss what Kerry and Thomas advocate for in their activism work. 

What if your worst moment in life landed you in prison? Should that moment define who you are forever? Join me for a two part interview that will really change the way you think about love and unconventional relationships. Thomas and Kerry met while Thomas was serving a 25 year sentence, Kerry a teacher spent years taking her students to the prison as part of a class. Years later, love developed and the synchronicities and divine timing were definitely in play! In part one we talk about Thomas’s childhood and what lead to his incarceration, his path to redemption, how they met, Thomas’s “interview” with Kerry to be his wife, and what it means to love others and yourself. 

Most people start constricted then find their way out of the box- Jessica grew up in the circus, allowing for an expansive world view and endless possibilities. She grew and learned what was precisely right for her and helps female business owners do the same. Right size business for the aligned lifestyle. The path to coaching was anything but ordinary- spending time as a journalist, editor, and author, a birth worker, and now helping women through their midlife transitions to find what is right for them in what she calls the "peak responsibilities" time of many women's lives. What does it take to bravely find a life that's right for you? We talk about mindset, menopause, and how women moving in and out of nature supports their success.  

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Suggested Book: The Way of Integrity by Martha Beck

Ever wonder if you are meant to be a real estate salesperson, investor, or even buy your own home? We get really, real about what it's like to start your own real estate business- the fact that every Realtor is actually running their own business under the umbrella of a company, what it takes to be an entrepreneur, the blocks that come up on the road to success, if everyone should by property, and what it looks like to go from one property to almost 20. This will leave you either super happy your renting or ready to make your next big move.

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