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Ted Kerasote is the bestselling author of Merle's Door: Lessons From a Free Thinking Dog and Pukka's Promise: The Quest for Longer Lived Dogs — books that changed how thousands of people think about their dogs.
I so loved this dialogue with Ted, he brings a very thoughtful message on what it truly means to live in partnership alongside a dog.
We explore:
Join us for a warm, wide-ranging conversation about what our dogs are capable of, and what they can teach us, when we give them more freedom and agency in their lives.
LINKS:
Ted Kerasote Website and Books
Current spay/neuter research on health risks and hormone replacement protocols:
Dr. Karen Becker
Dr. Peter Dobias
Author photo by Jonathan Selkowitz
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Peggy Fitzsimmons is a gifted coach, psychologist, and energy worker.
Almost a decade ago we spent over a 100 hours clearing a massive amount of clutter from my life, which I could never have done on my own. In 2020 I interviewed her about the process and she shared many practical decluttering tips.
Since then she’s released her enormously helpful guidebook to decluttering, “Release: Create a Clutter-Free and Soul Driven Life,” which explores the deeper motivations tied to our relationship with our stuff, including trauma, ego identification, and cultural conditioning.
In today’s conversation we explore the contrast between ego and soul, and how to tell if you are attached versus connected to your possessions.
Peggy shares a clear roadmap for:
four essential decluttering skills
and five domains of clutter
She also offers tools from the book like the “magic of 10%”, and how to engage with a week-long practice of releasing 25 things a day.
Peggy Fitzsimmons website
Our 2020 Interview:
Declutter Your Soul with Peggy Fitzsimmons, Ph.D. - Part 1
Declutter Your Soul with Peggy Fitzsimmons, Ph.D. - Part 2
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Angus Fletcher, PhD, is a renowned story scientist who’s innovative research connects neuroscience, creativity, and human potential.
This is a fun and engaging interview that’s jam-packed with practical guidance for navigating the plot twists of your life.
His new book is the instant national bestseller, 'Primal Intelligence: You Are Smarter Than You Know', which explores the four primal powers we all possess:
We talk about how cultivating these powers ignites in us an empowered sense of purpose and possibility.
Angus also shares what his research has revealed about:
Join us for an enlightening conversation that uncovers the hidden intelligence within us all.
LINKS:
Angus website: https://www.angusfletcher.co/
You can take the primal power quiz at: https://www.operationhuman.com/diagnostic
Angus Fletcher (PhD Yale) is Professor and Director of the Fisher College of Business Leadership Initiative at the Ohio State University. His research has been called "mind blowing" by Malcolm Gladwell and "life changing" by Brene Brown and has been supported by institutions from the National Science Foundation to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. In 2023, he was awarded the Army Commendation Medal for "groundbreaking research" with US Special Operations. His most recent book is the instant national bestseller, Primal Intelligence.
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I so loved this dialogue with beloved Zen teacher, author and award winning mediator Diane Musho Hamilton.
This conversation is for you if you want to learn practical tools for courageous conflict resolution and discover how to transform your anger, fear and grief into potent sources of insight and wisdom.
We explore:
Join us for an enlightening discussion that blends spiritual practice and the essential skills of human development.
LINKS:
Diane Musho Hamilton website
Two Arrows Zen Center and courses
“Waking Up and Growing Up: Spiritual Cross Training for an Evolving World”
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Ryan Leech was a pro trials mountain biker for 25 years, performing thousands of stunt shows for the likes of Crankworx, Red Bull, and Cirque du Soleil, and also holds an Integral Master Coach™ certification.
Ryan offers insight into the complexities of risk and identifies 6 unique flow states, how to cultivate a relationship with uncertainty, the transformative impact of yoga and embodiment on his approach to riding, and the importance of learning and curiosity in both sports and life.
We also look at the role of generosity on our path of personal evolution and discuss the digital age's influence on our attention and the need to consciously cultivate agency, curiosity and presence when we’re online.
03:23 Facing Uncertainty and Fear
19:31 Exploring Risk and Personal Growth
32:31 The Concept of Flow
41:12 The Fascination with Risk and Its Consequences
42:31 The Trap of Attention Capture in the Digital Age
48:26 Exploring 5 Different Types of Flow States
56:39 The Importance of Curiosity and Presence
01:02:03 The Philosophy of Continuous Learning and Growth
01:12:53 The Role of Generosity in Our Personal Evolution
Links:
Ryan Leech website
Ryan's incredible forest trials video
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Neema Namadamu is the visionary founder of Hero Women Rising and an indomitable peace and women's rights advocate from the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In our conversation today she shares her warmth and humor, wise insights and no bullshit approach to leadership. We talk about:
Hero Women Rising
Neema's Facebook Page
Tracking Yes interview with Cynthia Jurs
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Join me for a conversation with Sarah McCrum, author of “Love Money, Money Loves You”, about how to free yourself from fear and stress around money and create true wealth and well-being in your life.
We explore:
Sarah also shares a fascinating teaching about the Four Currencies of Wealth and describes how we can align with them to create truly wealthy lives.
LINKS:
Sarah McCrum Website
Sarah’s Free Resources
Sarah’s creative work with farmers restoring ecosystem vitality
The stunning artwork of Sarah’s mother, Bridget McCrum
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35 years ago, Cynthia Jurs met a 106-year-old lama high in the mountains of Tibet and asked him a question that changed the course of her life.
In her new memoir, applauded by elders including Joanna Macy, David Abrams, Jack Kornfield and her beloved long-time teacher Thich Nhat Hahn, Cynthia recounts her decades-long quest of burying Earth Treasure Vases to bring care to areas of the Earth most in need of protection and healing.
Join us for an inspiring conversation about:
and collaborating with the help that is always available.
Cynthia’s journey invites us to open to guidance from the natural world and trust the wisdom of the Earth at this pivotal time of collective awakening.
Cynthia Jurs website: www.GaiaMandala.net
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The most current research on the brain has shown us that when you understand how your brain works, you can influence how it operates to increase your emotional and mental well-being.
In this episode, I’m delighted to be joined by Ursula Pottinga, PCC, professional coach and co-leader of an intensive neuro-transformational coach training program I completed this year.
Ursula has been coaching leaders for years on how to increase the value of their impact using BeAbove Leadership’s Map of the Seven Levels of Personal, Group, and Organizational Effectiveness.
The 7 Levels increase in resonance and effectiveness from:
Hopelessness
Fear
Frustration
Courage
Engagement
Innovation
Synchronicity
Based on Dr. David Hawkins's Map of Consciousness and Dr. Dan Siegel's mindfulness and neuroscience research, this map can help you recognize your own default position and gain insight and practical tools to raise your personal level of resonance and effectiveness.
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Lynda Caesara is a structural body worker who’s spent decades working with imbalances in the body. She helps people come back into optimal health through both physical and energetic alignment.
In our conversation Lynda speaks to managing our electro-magnetic fields and offers five essential practices for connecting to and harnessing energy in the body. Done consistently, these practices will support you in creating a clear and grounded energetic field so you can access the full power of your life force.
We explore:
She also walks us through a five step daily attention practice to declutter your personal energetic space:
LINKS:
Lynda is not currently taking on new clients but if you want to know more about her work, she points to this excellent podcast interview (hosted by one of her long time students) that explores her work in even greater detail:
Mindfulness Exercises Podcast with Sean Fargo
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Tracking Yes is the art and practice of tuning in to your curiosity, trusting your inner compass and staying connected to possibility when things go sideways. I'm your host, Liz Wiltzen -…