Are you passionate about a topic, or have a story you’ve been yearning to share? Podcasting might be the medium for you. But if the idea of starting a podcast is scary, this week’s guest has some words of encouragement for you. Podcasting industry veteran Elsie Escobar joins me to talk about all things podcasting, including podcasting as a medium for amplifying underrepresented voices.

If you’ve been feeling the need to be more present in your body, or simply slow down, this episode is one you won’t want to miss. Abigail Rose Clark, the developer of The Embodied Life Method™, joins me for a conversation on how we can bring more time for integration and rest into productive work environments.

In this episode of the podcast, I’m joined by Ronna Detrick, who invites us to become more aware of the stories we tell about ourselves and empowers us to parse out which ones work for us and which ones don’t. She says that when we heal the stories from our past, that is where true discernment comes in.

Dave Ursillo is someone who I have been privileged enough to know for a number of years as a friend, yoga teacher, writing instructor, and also book coach, when I began to think about writing A Power of Your Own. Dave is a masterful storyteller and has been using storytelling throughout his career.

What would it mean if you could thrive deeply while staying true to who you are? That’s just one of the questions Tanis Frame helps us to answer this week on the show. She also helps us reconsider what it means to have an impact, and shares how we can do this by inviting more play, wonder, and curiosity into our lives.

Now, more than ever, we’re seeking ways to maximize our productivity and build more time into our already busy days. This week on the podcast, I’m joined by virtual CFO and business operations expert Susan Boles, who helps founders implement unconventional strategies to save time, boost profit, and increase their capacity.

Have you been struggling to differentiate yourself? In this bonus episode of the podcast, I’m going to show you how to uncover your hidden value and communicate what you do with confidence, so you become known as one of the go-to experts in your field.

What if I invited you to think about perfection in a whole new light? You see, perfection isn’t inherently good or bad; it’s simply a survival tactic we’ve developed out of necessity. In fact, this week’s guest, Audrey Holst, invites us to think less about how perfectionism shows up in our lives, and more about the impact it has on our wellbeing and the world around us.

If you’ve ever wanted to play bigger in the world of business, this episode is for you. Podge Thomas is a business coach and management specialist. She joins me in this episode for a conversation about how to lead with integrity and altruism, and how to bring our full selves to everything we do.

Everyday responsibilities, coupled with the ongoing pandemic, have created an inordinate amount of stress for a lot of us. Joining me to discuss mindfulness, and how you can create lasting positive change in your life, is Certified Human Potential Coach and Mindfulness Facilitator Carrie Zarotney.

Beauty and business aren’t two words you’d necessarily marry together when thinking about branding and business growth. Steven Morris, the author of The Beautiful Business, has a different perspective. Steven believes a beautiful business is one that embraces harmony, magnetism, and is aligned with the laws of nature and your personal values.

If you’ve ever wanted to incorporate video into your business, but were afraid to take the plunge, then you’re going to love this episode. This week, video strategist and producer Emmy Wu joins me to talk about how to fuse storytelling and video together in order to elevate your brand and make a bigger impact.

If you could infuse your work with more curiosity, what would that look like? That is just one of the questions I explored with this week’s guest, Monica Kang, creative educator, walks us through what it means to live in flow, how we can live our purpose and thrive at work, and how to ultimately become the designer of our lives.

Writing a book is an accomplishment, a milestone, and a big undertaking. In fact, many first-time authors can be intimidated by the process. Joining me this week to discuss what to consider when writing your first book is editor extraordinaire Amelia Forczak.

Dr. Valerie Rein joins me to discuss topics from her ground-breaking book, “Patriarchy Stress Disorder: The Invisible Inner Barrier to Women’s Happiness and Fulfillment.” This episode will expand your way of thinking, help you to realize you’re not alone, and allow you to get in touch with your innermost desires, so you can heal once and for all.

In his new book, “Permission to Glow: A Spiritual Guide to Epic Leadership”, executive coach and meditation expert KC Carter returns to the podcast to show us how to transcend overwhelm and disruption, step into our full potential, and become a guiding light for others.

A near-death experience taught Alexa Carlin to turn obstacles into opportunities and inspired her to write her new book, “Adaptable: How to Lead With Curiosity, Pivot With Purpose, and Thrive Through Change.” In this interview, she shares how she built her following to more than 150,000 people.

Alice Karolina is the founder of the Ethical Move: a new and evolving movement creating an ethical marketing standard to live alongside Organic, Fair Trade, and B-Corp. Alice shares how you can grow your thought leadership in a way that is in alignment with your values AND the greater good.

Alezandra Russell visited Thailand and decided to do everything in her power to help restore, rebuild, and empower the lives of boys affected by human trafficking. In this episode, we talk about what it means to have an impact—even if you start small.

In this episode, I talk with marketing strategist Krista Ripma about how you can turn real relationships with customers into actual sales. We also break down the three parts of a successful launch, and what an effective social media strategy should look like.