Tonya Todd shares some of her activities you can use to improve your relationships and, yes, intimacy! It's easy to fall into a pattern, but sometimes it's fun to shake things up. "Love is an exercise; you have to work at it," Tonya says. Not only does Tonya share some activities that work great, but she also shares how some can end in a laugh.

Website: mstonyatodd.com

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Excuses are easy to find, and struggles are real, but what we do with them is how we define growth. Rodney Burris talks with Amy Dix about breaking free from social expectations. Embrace the healing.

Website: RodneyCBurris.com

Book: Get Off The Cycle And Run

Carla Bass, known affectionately as The Major with the Silver Pen, teaches word sculpting. She says, “the author who best leverages the readers’ time and available space wins.” Bass shares techniques to improve your writing for resumes, grants, scholarships, performance reviews, contract bids, and fiction.

Website: writetoinfluence.net

Books: Write To Influence

Many of us are guilty of finding joy in the next big raise, the bigger house, the external identifiers. Larry and Amy discuss how joy starts internally. With a painful childhood, Larry shares his story of forgiveness and releasing judgment.

Website: abookonfear.com

Book: A Book On Fear, Feeling Safe In A Challenging World

Rene Murata chats with Amy Dix about her experience as a woman in a male-dominated industry. A lot of women might fear their visibility in the workplace as not to compete. However, the answer doesn’t have to be assertiveness without compassion. Being a leader involves both, assertiveness and compassion, without disregarding authority and kindness.

renemurata.com

It’s ok to talk about sex. In fact, Anabelle Bugatti even encourages it. Discussing what goes on in the bedroom starts outside of the bedroom and having safety in your relationship. Anabelle and Amy discuss ways to approach the conversation about the birds and the bees without feeling awkward or antiquated.

Website: drbelle.com

Books: Using Relentless Empathy in the Therapeutic Relationship

What are the benefits of being introverted? Often discussed are the challenges of introversion. Steve talks with Amy Dix about understanding who you are and being comfortable in your skin.

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In Search Of Courage

“Cult kids understand cult kids because of what they do to you in the developmental stages.” Lisa Kohn tells Amy Dix about her life as moonie, how her mom was too busy with religion to parent, why dad was called Danny, and learning to love yourself first.

Lisa shares stories of brainwashing, abandonment, and drugs where you’d least expect them but reminds listeners and readers; anyone who feels damaged beyond repair still has hope.

Website: lisakohnwrites.com

Books: To The Moon and Back: A Childhood Under The Influence

The Power of Thoughtful Leadership: 101 Minutes to Being the Leader You Want To Be

Peter Ruppert poses the question, “what if we approached life with the same fearless wonderment as an eight-year-old boy?” Peter discusses how sometimes taking a little risk is an excellent move for chasing extraordinary. We live with our fears and create limits. Peter and Amy discuss some tools to break down those boundaries.

Book: Limitless: Nine Steps to Launch Your One Extraordinary Life

Website: peteruppert.com

Moving forward with freedom, Candy Leigh successfully maneuvered her way through being robbed twice, laid off twice, and going through this while recovering from back surgery. Candy speaks candidly with Amy Dix about perspective and finding a new balance with work, passion, and the monetary aspects. Candy also shares the ‘why’ we don’t need to hide all of our shame and how the stories we share can often help others.

Books: Finding Life In Between: A Journal From Me, To You

Website: findinglifeinbetween.com