As Candace Hayden was approaching her 50th birthday she founds herself divorced. All her friends of 21 years fell away with the marriage, her son was away at school, and she was alone. Within the same year, her mother passed away. For as long as she could remember, Candace had been a wife, mother, and daughter - who was Candace now? This began a journey of pushing into discomfort, trying new things, and 'doing it scared.' From taking her first solo vacation to salsa dance meet-ups and triathlons Candace found herself and great friends along the way. 

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Lynda seemingly had the life. She was working in her field of study, was in a committed relationship, and had a great community but she wasn't happy. She decided to make a big change and ended up leaving that life behind to join the Peace Corps. 

When she arrived in Ghana everything was different. All the usual comforts of home gone; friends, family, consistent electricity, etc. Without the usual distractions of the modern world constantly bombarding her Lynda had the opportunity to slow down and go within. During her two years in Ghana, she learned a lot about herself. Without all the external pressures of society and other humans, Lynda was able to strip away all those expectations and find what was true to her. 

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Nicole speaks of her experience within the container of romantic relationships. How her past has shaped her beliefs and the impact those beliefs have had throughout her dating life. It's been a journey of genuinely looking at the patterns she has and learning what works and what no longer serves. 

At one point Nicole was able to observe herself in a relationship doing all the things she didn't want to do. Behaviors that she knew wouldn't get the results she was looking for but she couldn't stop herself - it was like watching a train wreck! Awarness was only the first step in an ongoing healing process which began when that relationship broke her heart wide open. This opening was the catalyst for self-reflection, self-discovery, and growth.

*This episode just scratches at the surface of all she has learned. 

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In this episode, Reggie Riverbear talks about integrating the tools we have into our being so they are no longer something outside ourselves that we need to reach for when facing adversity. When the tools are integrated they become our natural way. Learn how Reggie came to this realization and deeper knowledge of self, including her time at a 10-day Vipassana.

In the second part of this episode, Reggie shares the story of how her passion and life purpose found her. It basically came knocking at the door one day. She followed the momentum and fell in love with the power of music. It took years before she felt comfortable calling herself a musician though she had been a full-time musician from the very beginning. Now Reggie shares her love of music with the community through song-circles, mentorship, and singing wherever she goes.

An extra special treat at the end of this episode as Reggie serenades us with one of her beautiful songs. 

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In this episode, Frankie Maduzia shares his journey into becoming a small business owner, how he runs his business and future plans. It all started with a spontaneous trip that sparked an idea which lead to leaving corporate America and going all-in on a dream, even when others advised against it. Using intuition along the way his dream became a reality.

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In this episode, Katte Nesler takes us through many of the most impactful events of her life including childhood sexual trauma, leaving home at a young age, surviving domestic violence, and chance encounters. Even in her most trying times she always knew there was a better life waiting for her. This knowing and a desire to be truly happy lead Katte to seek therapy and dive deep into her shadows. Through her journey she has found forgiveness, trust in her intuition, and what is truly important to her.  And there was that one random day, the day of the car crash, when everything began to fall into place and Katte was set on a new trajectory where she found purpose and love.  

Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-4-A-CHILD (422-4453)  

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) 

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In this very first episode, Nicole Dreon introduces herself and the podcast. Sharing where the idea began, how it evolved into Wise Human, and the intention behind the podcast.

“Don’t ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive.”  - Howard Thurman -

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