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The UN has set 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) to transform our world:
The first one is : End poverty in all its forms
Especially women are hit hard and are unsure how to get into abundance.
Money is freedom.
Susan Banhegyi became involved in the Crypto Currency Space in early 2017 and was immediately drawn to the potential of this new money and what it could bring to society at large and women in particular.
It was September of 2018 when she founded Crypto Women Global, with a mission to educate 1million women to take control of their financial future and participate in the amazing wealth creation opportunities within the crypto space so they can become financially independent;
She says : “Crypto Currency is one of the most innovative wealth creation opportunities of our times, and I don’t want women to miss out.”
Susan has always been drawn to ventures that promote. Social Good & Conscious Capitalism.
She lives in Sydney Australia.
Find out more about her on
facebook.com/susanbanheghyi
6.26 I always run my own businesses.
11.20 Women need crypto. Why?
13.25 10% to 60% per annum in a very save garantie way.
15.33 It is not a controlling central authority.
20.10 The blockchain is the technical foundation.
21.56 Now is the time to accumulate.
22.40 What would some of the dangers be?
It is wonderful how the Universe provides for those who are fearless.
Born to become famous against all odds.
How many times can you meet such a fearless person?
Not listening to peer pressure,
Not following the unwritten rules of society and culture.
Not trying to fit in to please parents, friends or authorities.
Not even have a specific goal.
Only following what feels right to do.
By doing that, a product was born.
Will that product go to the moon?
This episode is -Interesting--Unusual--Innovative--Entrepreneurial--
Our guests for this episode is a lesbian couple Francesca Bonventre and Kaai Silbery.
Francesca is Italian born, from the famous city of Rome, a lawyer who followed her heart to find her love.
Kaai Silbery is Maori and Moriori of Tainui and Ngāti Kahungunu descent. She was brought up in Auckland and is an award-winning kitchen whizz with over 20 years' experience in the food industry.
The couple live on the Chatham Islands.
Find out more at
www.gowild.shop
K[email protected]
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07.45 We had something special.
10.29 It is a prehistoric tree.
14.47 I left home at the age of fourteen.
16.32 A Maori Warrior, all made out of margarine
19.50 These bees are disease free.
21.43 I followed my own intuition.
22.52 That is why we are called Human Beings.
Auala means road. A pathway to empower, to take control of your own life, more specific the lives of Pacific Women.
Sieni Skelton-Richardson is Samoan born. She has always pushed herself to new heights growing up. The first of her family to have attended university and today many of her family members have been inspired to follow her footsteps of obtaining higher education.
She believes in continuous learning and sharing knowledge with others, and to impact someone else's life in a positive way.
She made it her mission to empower Pacific Women on hand of her own story.
Attitude, Unique Skills, Achievement , Leadership and Accomplishment that is Auala.
Sieni is a Business Women, Property Investor, Author, Mentor, Speaker.
Contact her at
[email protected]
Website is under construction
6.46 The old way of discipline.
8.40 Going into investing in property did that take a leap of faith?
10.37 My first job was fish cleaner.
14.24 If you want something you have to put in the effort.
18.28 I live in abundance.
19.27 What do you see if you look at women in Samoa?
20.00 Mindset around money with Samoan women.
Co-host Jeff Poole
Jeff has a long experience working in communications and marketing including authoring books, writing content for clients, television reality cooking shows and public speaking. While born in New Zealand, he is of Australian heritage and lived a large part of his life there so both cultures are home to him.
The Great Feminine essence in each living being on the planet is calling to be healed right now, more than at any other time.
Dipika is an expert in a holistic approach to heal the feminine wounded energy.
She has this strong belief women have a sacred duty to be connected to this feminine aspect of all life.
In this episode we talk about finding another way to live your life.
Living from the head makes it difficult to live purposefully.
Find out when life becomes meaningful.
Dipika Delmenico is an Ayurvedic Medicine Practitioner, Anthroposophic Naturopath, Speaker, Health Educator, and #1 Bestselling Author.
She works therapeutically with Mantra and Sacred Sound as the original medicine, and medicine of our future.
Find more about her on
Website : https://dipikadelmenico.com/the-ayurvedic-woman/#author
4.25 Women have become one sided
7.52 The cracks start to appear
10.30 Women have to learn to mind their own business
15.59 Forgiveness is amazing
18.50 Mantra means that which protects the mind
21.30 Breathing is very important
The Great Feminine essence in each living being on the planet is calling to be healed right now, more than at any other time. As the ultimate keeper of Source, which is the infinite possibility to create life, women have a sacred duty to be connected to this feminine aspect of all life
That is Dipika Delmenico speaking.
Dipika reaches out to the world in service to the renewal of ancient healing mysteries and healing the divine feminine in each of us.
Her life's journey is a guided one. It was not always clear to her what steps to take. Over the years it became so obvious. A path of mystery, full of guidance, joy, successes.
A master 's journey.
She has this strong belief women have a sacred duty to be connected to this feminine aspect of all life
Dipika Delmenico is an Ayurvedic Medicine Practitioner, Anthroposophic Naturopath, Speaker, Health Educator, and #1 Bestselling Author.
She works therapeutically with Mantra and Sacred Sound as the original medicine, and medicine of our future.
Find more about her on
Website : https://dipikadelmenico.com/the-ayurvedic-woman/#author
5.00 My backpack became my suitcase.
9.59 That was the path I was to grow from.
12.25 What you understand life, spirit, healing to be.
15.38 The dynamic of the masculine and feminine principle .
17.08 I kept resisting what I was been called to do.
18.43 Conscious women rising .
There are people in this world who put money and fame first , It doesn't bother them to destroy another person's life , they don’t give a single thought as to the consequences of their actions. They do everything at the expense of the other person's well-being.
Sarah Haugen has spent her youth and young adulthood training as an athlete. However, her coaches had her taking amphetamines and at the age of 16 and she had complete adrenal failure.
As she got healthy, she began to research and study all that she could about food / health and nutrition.
She found her calling in launching several restaurants, becoming a master chef that worked internationally, building and creating world class plant based menus.
Sarah is American living in LA.
She is the creator, founder and CEO of Vitalist - High Frequency Food - an elite nutrient-dense, organic prepackaged superfood product line.
Find out more about her on:
Website: https://vitalistfood.com/
4.42 Adrenal fatigue
10.15 What is the procedure for body cleansing?
12.44 Food Philosophy
15.48 How does yoga and being a chef intertwine?
18.54 What is your goal?
21.25 Food tips
Co-host Jeff Poole
Jeff has a long experience working in communications and marketing including authoring books, writing content for clients, television reality cooking shows and public speaking. While born in New Zealand, he is of Australian heritage and lived a large part of his life there so both cultures are home to him.
Today with the Covid-19 we are confronted like never before with people passing. Every day we see the number going up. We cling to life. Life is precious.
People isolated and left to die without love ones on their side is very disturbing. Care for those who are about to pass over or perhaps not, is important.
Dead is part of life. It is a transition from one world to another world, a spiritual event rather than a medical.
Claire O'Berry is American, a Texan, married to Terry Mepham. They live in Western Australia.
She cared for her parents in the later part of their life. She and her husband became passionate with helping people with what they call " Dying your way".
An amazing journey of compassion and love.
Claire is a certified End of Life Doula and Patient Advocate.
More information on
https://dyingyourway.com/
6.02 What is a Doula?
9.00 A distant relationship with my mum.
11.56 The accident was a time to slow down
13.08 We are aligned in our minds and our hearts with helping people.
14.20 You almost sense the relief they feel.
17.35 Physical pain is sometimes less an issue than emotional pain.
21.15 There are ways to alleviate pain.
22.00 Death is a major life event.
co-host Jeff Poole
Jeff has a long experience working in communications and marketing including authoring books, writing content for clients, television reality cooking shows and public speaking. While born in New Zealand, he is of Australian heritage and lived a large part of his life there so both cultures are home to him.
When you are confronted with yourself.
When you are confronted with your own limitations.
When you bump into a chocking experience like fainting and not recognising the people around you, not even your own mother.
That is the moment to wake up.
Our guest Evy Peeters had such awake up call.
The road to optimal health sets off a series of successive unprecedented milestones that ultimately revealed her true purpose.
Evy Peeters is 25 years young. A Belgian woman living in Portugal, Vale Das Vacas.
She gave up her starting career and luxury life in Belgium the moment she found her calling and passion for restoring nature with bees.
Find out more about her on
https://www.evysbees.com/
3.30 Am I right when I say nature saved your life?
7.33 What was the click to start with bees?
8.56 What was the wonder that appeared to you ?
13.00 My real purpose emerged
14.42 Have you seen changes in nature?
15.28 How is it in Portugal
co-host Jeff Poole
Jeff has a long experience working in communications and marketing including authoring books, writing content for clients, television reality cooking shows and public speaking. While born in New Zealand, he is of Australian heritage and lived a large part of his life there so both cultures are home to him.
We can be just moving through life and then something gets our attention.
This is what life is about… it births a dream in you but it is up to you to grab the opportunity! You have to make the changes, to follow your dream, you become passionate about it and it gives meaning to your life.
It is different for everybody with fascinating outcomes .
Our guest Jo Formosa lives in Brisbane where she runs her practice as an Ayurvedic Medicine Practitioner and Acupuncturist.
Back2Health is her long term project from the heart , it is the expression of Jo’s personal journey into natural medicine.
She explains what Ayurveda is and how to up-scale a hands-on business to a more global market
Find out more about her on
http://www.back2health.net.au/
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3.15 You were an athlete representing Australia in the Olympics.
4.48 Why specifically Ayurveda?
6.05 Ayurveda is the science of life.
8.58 You did follow Roger Hamilton's idea. Why?
12.50 Gandhi talks about "Health is your real Wealth".
16.14 Your life makes you what you are.
19.54 Stick to Simplicity.
20.41 When Ayurveda wanted to enter the Western World...
A terrible childhood can make you stronger. It is how you react and approach the world.
Your survival instinct and perseverance are important to make the right changes.
Dr. Stephanie Mines is such a person.
Her unique perspective on the climate crisis comes from her understanding of trauma, her academic research and her extensive work with healing trauma in communities.
Dr. Mines understands trauma and shock from every conceivable perspective.
She has investigated it as a survivor, a professional, a healthcare provider, and as a trainer of staffs of institutions and agencies. Her blend of Western and Eastern
modalities offers the best of both paradigms. She is devoted to ending the
lineage of shock and trauma for individuals and the world. She is also
committed to the continuity of human civilisation in a climate changing
world.
For more information about Dr. Mines and her work go to
www.Tara-Approach.org.
4.17 Born in a very difficult situation
7.09 Project Drawdown
8.19 A big forum in Schotland
11.08 Global action
12.02 It is about the art of surrender
13.46 We become happy trough collaboration
14.26 What is next
The podcast currently has 14 episodes available.