Kathlyn Hendricks and "Getting Free of the Fear Trance." If you consider that -- unmasked fear lies at the base of all issues, that you can learn to move from fear to flow, and that you CAN gather your full resourcefulness regardless of the circumstances, what would life be like?

Natalie Ledwell is called the "Queen of Visualization!" You've surely heard about vision boards. I know a lot of you have done them -- cutting out images of how you want to see your future self, capturing the dream life you're wanting to create, featuring you, of course, in the relationship/job/home/abundance that you're wanting to manifest. MindMovies, created by Natalie Ledwell and her team, is a vision board on steroids! You can upload a video of YOU, your own music, quotes, etc., and create a MOVIE capturing your dream intention. In our conversation, she'll share, among other things, the challenges in using the law of attraction, especially if you don't think it works for you, what to do with limiting beliefs that are still holding you back, or if you're depressed. She'll lay it out, step-by-step. You won't want to miss it!

Tom Condon, Enneagram trainer and author, NLP and Ericksonian practitioner, and I continue “talking shop" about our techniques for change and growth. We'll explore the “high side” of the Enneagram, anchoring, imitating another to create empathy, the light and the dark, exploring the shadow, and why it’s useful to know about the contagious mirror neurons. We discover that my “testing the antidote” is much like what NLP calls “future pacing.” How fun to share ideas we’ve been working with separately, and to find out not only how much our approaches have in common, but how we can each learn from what the other is doing. We’ll leave you with some tips you can apply in your own life.

Tom Condon teaches Dynamic Enneagram workshops and is the author of audios, videos and books that combine the Enneagram with a variety of approaches for creating positive change. We’ll be talking about the patterns and process of change and how the Enneagram's powerful insights combined with good techniques can guide you to greater freedom and choice. In addition, we’ll compare notes and "talk shop" about the patterns and methods we use - the similarities and differences in how we help people change and grow.

Susan Olesek, founder of the Enneagram Prison Project, has been teaching the Enneagram “inside” for six years. After witnessing the courageous inner work taking place in prison, she became convinced that the Enneagram is a critical and missing piece for real criminal reform. In April of 2012, she founded The Enneagram Prison Project (EPP), determined to bring the transformation she witnessed working with hundreds of inmates to the hundreds of thousands of newly incarcerated every year in the United States by teaching the Enneagram along with mindfulness meditation and sensate-awareness practicesJoin my conversation with Susan and two previously incarcerated men, Clay Tumey and Vic Soto, who will share their stories of what it was like to learn the Enneagram while they were still “inside.” Hear about the initial peer pressure, how it changed their lives, their commitment to their personal growth and awareness, and now giving back by continuing the program with those still inside. "We are all in a prison of our own making, in the way that we suffer our personalities" (Susan Olesek).

Kris Kile and I engage in a conversation about change. Why is it so difficult? What can be done so that change can be easy? It is possible; we just need the right tools. As a master trainer, Kris knows the challenges people run into when trying to make change happen in their lives. He interviews me and we explore how change can be easy.

Allie Middleton and I continue our conversation from last week about the Creative Problem Solving Institute, brainstorming, embodied creativity and leadership. She's a leadership coach, and a yoga and meditation teacher. Join us -- you won't be disappointed!

Allie Middleton has an incredibly diverse background, and you'll find precious nuggets throughout, no matter what area of life you're passionate about. Allie started her spiritual journey at the early age of seven studying the work of Gurdjieff and the nature of inquiry. She's intimately familiar with a non-verbal way of knowing. She's been involved with the Creative Problem Solving Institute, and teaches brainstorming, and deliberate and embodied creativity to move through complex problems. She is a leadership coach, provides mind-body practices, uses creative dialogue and physical activities to harmonize deep growth and exceptional performance. She has impacted Wall Street corporate legal services, award winning not-for-profit and government leaders, and those in mental health facilities. Her "deep dive leadership retreats" include yoga and meditation. She teaches at facilitation and creativity conferences to support her own passion for offering transformative mind-body awareness practices to help humanity evolve. She was trained, among other places, at Harvard's Program for Mediation and Negotiation. Are you getting a sense of her breadth and depth? Join us; you won’t be disappointed.

Barry Kaplan, former lawyer, and a businessman acquiring and integrating businesses for over 20 years, finally recognized his signature strengths of identifying untapped potential of individuals and groups, and following his insight and compassion became an expert in guiding individuals, couples, families and organizations in inspired change. Check out his website, which includes blogs on important topics like communication, trust and vulnerability. From meeting Barry at a Shadow Work training (www.ShadowWork.com) and being his friend, I can confirm his kindness, compassion, insight and ability to see the light in others.

John Sklar, M.D. is a specialist in spirit, mind and body medicine. Focusing on the treatment of chronic pain, he has helped hundreds of chronic pain suffers overcome their pain and resume a normal lifestyle. Over the course of his training and career he has developed a successful approach which puts the patient in charge of their recovery, as they should be. He's currently working with Dr. John Sarno on his film, "All the Rage."