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Noilyn Mendoza speaks to Luis Rivera, a Veteran, IT Professional, Pranic Healer and Founder of Betterment Fulfilled. We talk about the potency of repeating mantras and which one he uses to immediately change his vibration, igniting the super computer of our minds through meditation, and why leaps of faith are essential during transitions.
Noilyn Mendoza speaks to Yejin Lee, a Equity & Justice Practitioner and Founder of Jeong Coaching & Consulting, LLC. They discuss the lessons of grief and loss, letting go of attachments and emotional divestment to work, and what does passion and purpose look like outside a white supremacist, capitalist system.
In this episode, host Noilyn Mendoza interviews Rosanna Davila, Founder and Pranic Healer of Meraki Prana. Rosanna shares her journey of overcoming challenges and embracing the darkness to find a new beginning. She shares about her greatest teachers and emphasizes the importance of being present, not judging oneself too harshly, and practicing gratitude. Rosanna also discusses the power of energy and how it can be harnessed to create positive change. She encourages listeners to explore energy work and trusting paths even when the road isn't always clear.
In this episode of the Unlock Your Inner Creator series, Noilyn Mendoza interviews Kei Karayan, the founder of Kasama Culture. She's a creative, birth worker, and chef. In this conversation, we talk about ancestor connections, rebirths and reclaiming identities, and food as medicine. Kei shares her journey and how she prioritizes deep healing and decolonizing work.
Noilyn Mendoza is joined by guest 'Alisi Tulua, an advocate, community builder, and storyteller. 'Alisi shares her experiences as a Tongan immigrant and the influence of her parents in her life. They discuss the importance of liminal spaces, remembering old dreams and goals, and reimagining what a new normal could be. 'Alisi emphasizes the need to trust oneself and surrender control during times of transition. They also highlight the significance of reinvention and owning new identities.
Noilyn Mendoza speaks with Patricia Dayleg, a self-love and compassion coach. They discuss the power of transitions and the opportunity to move forward from a place of possibility. Patricia shares her personal journey of self-love and the importance of honoring all parts of ourselves. They explore the concept of embodiment and the connection between the physical body and deeper inner strength. The conversation also touches on the lessons learned during the past year and a half, the importance of time freedom, and the resources available for personal growth and transformation.
Noilyn Mendoza interviews Ramon Gil, a graphic novelist and educator, about his journey in the comic book industry and the power of play in bringing about creativity. Ramon shares his experiences in creating the Diversity Comic Con and the Comic Arts Workshop, emphasizing the value of connecting with like-minded individuals. He also highlights the growing popularity of graphic novels and the unique storytelling possibilities they offer. This conversation is also a reminder that play is also a vital part of creativity and to focus on what brings joy and gratitude in life.
Noilyn Mendoza interviews Dawn Fraser, a storyteller and communications coach. They discuss the power of storytelling and the importance of embracing change and pivoting in life. Dawn shares her journey of becoming a storyteller and the transformative impact of storytelling on individuals and communities. They also explore the role of storytelling in advocacy and creating connections. Dawn emphasizes the need to lead with the heart and create a lasting legacy through storytelling. The conversation ends with a reflection on the theme of safety and trusting one's intuition.
In this conversation, Noilyn Mendoza speaks with Hannah Moore about the power of creativity and the importance of taking brave steps to create a better world. They discuss the role of art in identity formation and liberation, the significance of rest and self-care, and the need for spaces that foster creativity and connection. Hannah shares her experiences working with youth facing housing insecurity and advocating for their rights. The conversation explores the concept of home and the importance of honoring and caring for our bodies. The conversation highlights the transformative power of creativity and the potential for personal and collective growth.
Noilyn Mendoza speaks with Sophia Agtarap about themes of change, creativity, and communication. Sophia, a pathfinder and intercultural communicator, highlights the importance of curiosity and wonder. She discusses her work in justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion, along with her passion for Filipino food and community building. They explore the power of narratives, adaptation, and the transformative nature of this time. The conversation concludes with a focus on the power of imagination and the impact of small actions.
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