Your Fellow Human

Lara is an aerospace engineer by profession, an explorer and learner at heart, one who truly desires others to know they hold value for who they are no matter where they are in life, and desires to share the freedom and selflessness in pursuing life and prioritizing your self.

We chat about the value of listening to others, what it says to him when someone takes the time to listen to him, what he feels like the most difficult thing is in this world, and what he is most proud of in his life.

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Today I want to share with you some thoughts on what it looks like to take inventory of your current pace in life.

I want to share with you one thing I think we all need to make time for before the year ends, give you some helpful tips how to be present in you life right now, and how to truly look to the new year as a fresh start.

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We chat about how he deeply values time, why he views risk differently than most, his desire to pursue his best, and why he thinks “being harder to kill” is something worth investing in. He shares how he has learned to take a back seat on certain things and that there are no medals given out for winning social media arguments, and about a specific day he learned what it meant to have someone fully in his corner.

Sue shares with me how life has taught her that what you do with the cards you are dealt is always up to you, that no one gets the credit for how we grow as a result of pain. We talk about the one thing she believes would change the world and exactly what we each can do to make it a reality. She talks about a physical place that represents peace to her, and how confidence and depression can coexist. 

Sue is a neuro nurse by profession, a joyful and adventure chasing friend, and one who truly values the heart of others. She is a source of encouragement to those who know her, a genuine heart of love to anyone who meets her, and one I am beyond honored to share with you! @suefrustino 

Evan and I talk about fear, why he appreciates discomfort, how he finds joy in helping others, what four moments culminated into changing is life, and why the ones who were there when it was time to celebrate were the ones he chose to focus on.

Evan is a fighter both in the cage and in life, a leader in every sense of the word, and a podcaster sharing life as it comes. As an MMA athlete he has chosen to take his determination with him in every area of his life. He fights for those in his life that need to be encouraged or supported, he fights to never settle for who he is becoming, and for true masculinity to be defined and not hidden behind. This is a conversation that needs to be had and one I'm excited for you to hear. @thefightfortomorrow

Fer shares with me what parts of her culture she knows need to change, what scared her recently, why she is working on no longer being a people pleaser, and a moment in her life she faced depression and had to rethink who she wanted to become. We talk about how she values her partner and the space they have given each other to trust and grow. She shares with me about what she passionately wishes we did not have in this world but also how she has learned to not judge those who see the world in that same way. We talk about the difference between what is said and where actions follow through in the world and the implications of that on her future, and how she has learned to impact change without believing it is her job to save the world.

In this solo episode I share about who I define myself as, about how I view change and accept times of pivoting and shifting in my life, and what that looks like for me.Don’t be afraid to focus on what you want

Jill shares with me why she deeply values justice, what she has learned from years of working with women that have been subjected to sexual trauma. We talk about why she appreciates beauty, time with others, and just having fun and living life a full of joy. She shares about the fear of separation from life itself and why hope is something she intentionally stays connected to. Jill talks about what life at home looks like why her kitchen is in her own words a “dumpster fire”and who in her life she believes to be the most capable human in the world.

Maliea shares with me why she values speaking about her unconventional and colorful upbringing more these days, why letting go of fear and judgment of what some may think has brought her an ability to encourage others. We talk about how learning to let others offer acts of kindness and care is something she sees as a sign of growth and mutual friendship in herself. We talk education and how she had to choose later in life to learn her potential and the love she now has for learning. We talk about what being rebellious meant in her world growing up, and what she believes we need to accept in each other.