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Media personality, TV host, and wellness entrepreneur Nitika Chopra is one of the most honest people I've met. Every conversation with her leaves me with new knowledge, a sense of connection, and a new point of access to self-love.
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Nitika Chopra has been a leader in the wellness industry since she founded her blog in 2010. As the host of the Talk Show Naturally Beautiful on Z-Living and as the on-air expert for Fresh on QVC, Nitika has always empowered women to use beauty as a tangible access point to self-love.
Known for her straight-forwarded tone and intense vulnerability, Nitika recently took everything she had learned from suffering with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis for the past 27 years and created a conversation about self-love in the chronic illness community. With her experience in public speaking, her highly engaged social media following and her raw and honest writing that she shares weekly on her blog, Nitika is determined to get honest with her audience so that they can get honest with themselves in a way that truly transforms lives. You can join her at the first ever Chronicon in the fall of 2019 in New York City and daily on her instagram @NitikaChopra.
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In this solo episode, I share a message that's been coming through very strongly in all the work I do around Conscious Social Media:
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Sarah Von Bargen is one of the first people I found on the internet who showed me the possibility of being a successful online entrepreneur. Her website, Yes and Yes, has 13,000+ daily readers and has been featured in places like Lifehacker, Problogger, Glamour, and Forbes.com.
Sarah's mission is to help people spend their money, time, and energy on purpose. 💰⌚❤️
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Tanyka Renee is a true content queen – one look at her Instagram feed with over 300K followers (@tanykarenee) will get your creative juices flowing. Having traveled to 82+ countries and worked with top hotels and brands like Escada, she knows how to create captivating content. A conversation with Tanyka revealed that she's also a master of staying present even when traveling for work – how does she do it all?
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Erin Claire Jones is a leadership coach specializing in Human Design. She has been featured in Forbes, Nylon, Well+Good, mindbodygreen and more.
She helps individuals and teams step into their highest potential by offering them the self-knowledge and tools to perform at the top of their personal and professional games. She has consulted for startups all over the world, built companies supporting executives, partnerships and small teams to operate more harmoniously and effectively, and conducted research on leadership challenges at 90+ early-stage companies.
In this episode, we discuss:
What is human design?
What does being a projector in Human Design mean?
What does being a manifestor in Human Design mean?
Why you don't always need to act according to your Human Design
What helped Erin build an authority in Human Design using social media
Strategies on growing your social media presence for every Human Design type (Generators, Manifesting Generators, Projectors, Manifestors and Reflectors).
How she plans to scale her work as a coach specializing in Human Design
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erinclairejones.com/lookup (to look up your Human Design)
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What other people share on social media has nothing to do with your path.
In this solo episode, I share 3 ways to shift your mindset around comparison, how you express yourself and your work on social media, and the old belief that you're "not enough".
When I launched the first round of the Conscious Social Media Program, I had limiting beliefs in my head that it was too late to put out an online course.The program ended up being supported and promoted by way more people / podcasts / platforms I could have imagined, and I got even more students than I wished for – from The Numinous to Natalie Miles and The Dreamerie.
The enrollment for the next 8-week Conscious Social Media Program kicking off September 2 is now open on and is limited. Most likely, I will not be running it live again.
If you're ready to take your online presence, your message, and your energy as a leader to the next level with the help of your inner tech (intuition) + outer tech (social media) + my presence and everything I know about building brands, positive impact and making money online, join me. ☄︎
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Connect with Woke & Wired:I've decided to take the rest of the summer off to enjoy our new property, work on making our tiny house a home, and spend time with my family.
I will still be recording episodes (with some rad guests!) this summer – make sure you subscribe to the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts to not miss the new episodes in September.
That also means that the Conscious Social Media Program will not be launching on July 15 as I had previously shared – instead, it will launch on September 2, 2019. You can hold your spot here!
In this short episode, I share why I'm taking this break, what I'm creating the space for, and invite you to consider what you're ready to create space for in your life.
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Before going on a summer break, I've decided to record a much-requested Q&A episode where I answer some of the most commonly asked questions about social media.
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Energetic transmissions through social media are real. It's natural that scrolling on Instagram makes you feel all sorts of feelings. You may be picking up on the energy of someone you're following. Or maybe you have experienced getting aware of emotions within yourself that previously went unacknowledged. It's especially true when the world or communities around you are going through major social, political and economic events.
When it comes to energy exchange, social media is no different from the physical realm. Seeing a single Instagram post might leave you feeling moved and inspired, or completely wrecked.
I discovered the concept of "Energy Hygiene" through a podcast on shamanism years ago, while taking my daily walk through Central Park to my then full-time job.
Energy hygiene is all about taking charge of your energy and having the tools keep your energetic field (including conscious and subconscious feelings and emotions) clear and centered.
In this episode, I share the 5 tools and practices that have personally helped me keep my energy protected and clear, no matter how noisy and charged my social media feed gets.
I'm sharing these with you with the intention of supporting you in using social media as a tool to help you connect and grow. This is the foundation of using social media as a manifestation tool.
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10 years ago Suzy Batiz thought she was on her path to becoming a shaman, but life had other plans. As of 2019, Suzy is on the Forbes' Richest Self-Made Women in America 2019 list.
Having experienced some of life's lowest lows — poverty, sexual and domestic abuse, depression, two bankruptcies and a suicide attempt, today Batiz is transforming what it means to be alive by pushing the limits of what we think is possible. She does so through her businesses Poo~Pourri and Supernatural, as well as through her social media presence, public speaking, and an upcoming course.
I met Suzy through her mentee Amy Jo Martin (and had the honor of staying at Suzy's Dallas house mentioned here), who in turn has mentored me through the Renegade Brand Bootcamp.
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