Brittany Quagan

Dr. Al Powers, a neuroscientist and psychiatrist, teams up with Brittany Quagan, a psychic-medium and therapist, to create the Yale COPE Project at the Yale University School of Medicine. Its mission is to understand clinically the extraordinary experiences of people who hear, see or experience things that other people do not. We talk about "voice hearing" experiences and how surprisingly common they are, the neuroscience of perception, and strategies to control psychic perceptions. The Yale COPE Project is currently looking for participants for an online research study of psychic perceptual experiences with the hopes of revolutionizing the medical and mental health field. Visit spirit.research.yale.edu for more information. 

Dr. Al Powers, a neuroscientist and psychiatrist, teams up with Brittany Quagan, a psychic-medium and therapist, to create the Yale COPE Project at the Yale University School of Medicine. Its mission is to understand clinically the extraordinary experiences of people who hear, see or experience things that other people do not. We talk about "voice hearing" experiences and how surprisingly common they are, the neuroscience of perception, and strategies to control psychic perceptions. The Yale COPE Project is currently looking for participants for an online research study of psychic perceptual experiences with the hopes of revolutionizing the medical and mental health field. Visit <a href="http://spirit.research.yale.edu" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">spirit.research.yale.edu</a> for more information.

Dr. Al Powers and Brittany Quagan of The Yale COPE Project - Psychic Research to Advance Mental Health

Michelle Goldblum

Ali Leipzig

What happens if you're super successful but burned out? What do you do when everyone is expecting you to continue the same routine? Hear the story of Ali Leipzig and Michelle Garside, cofounders of Soul Camp (a premier adult sleep-away camp for wellness and transformation) and founder of Soul Camp Creative, which is devoted to working with conscious companies and brands that are positively impacting the planet. Ali and Michelle share their journey with Julie Chan and what it took for them to reprioritize their lives. 

What happens if you're super successful but burned out? What do you do when everyone is expecting you to continue the same routine? Hear the story of Ali Leipzig and Michelle Garside, cofounders of Soul Camp (a premier adult sleep-away camp for wellness and transformation) and founder of Soul Camp Creative, which is devoted to working with conscious companies and brands that are positively impacting the planet. Ali and Michelle share their journey with Julie Chan and what it took for them to reprioritize their lives.

Michelle Goldblum and Ali Leipzig of Soul Camp -  When Pressing Pause Takes Guts

Kate Northrup

Could it be that our own bodies and mind are resources enough to be our best selves -- and if we only trust trust in them, we can achieve great things? Entrepreneur, best-selling author, and mother of two Kate Northrup says the answer is "yes". Her latest book is a revolutionary approach to time and energy management for busy moms. In this episode, join us to discover: How Kate's mother, a renowned expert in women's health -- Dr. Christiane Northrup -- inspired a scientific side that powerfully blends with spirituality Why an identity shift due to the exhaustion from pregnancy and motherhood made Kate think about life differently The surprising way the menstrual cycle can be a project management tool Why writing her books helped Kate prepare for a very difficult time in her life The nature of allowing life to simply unfold 

Could it be that our own bodies and mind are resources enough to be our best selves -- and if we only trust trust in them, we can achieve great things? Entrepreneur, best-selling author, and mother of two Kate Northrup says the answer is "yes". Her latest book is a revolutionary approach to time and energy management for busy moms. In this episode, join us to discover: <ul><li>How Kate's mother, a renowned expert in women's health -- Dr. Christiane Northrup -- inspired a scientific side that powerfully blends with spirituality</li> <li>Why an identity shift due to the exhaustion from pregnancy and motherhood made Kate think about life differently</li> <li>The surprising way the menstrual cycle can be a project management tool</li> <li>Why writing her books helped Kate prepare for a very difficult time in her life</li> <li>The nature of allowing life to simply unfold </li></ul>

Kate Northrup, author of Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach

Yanira Crespo

No matter what you go through, your soul chooses to go through difficult journeys in order to learn and gain perspective. The soul knows it can handle that challenge because that’s what it is there for. It’s a glimpse of hope when things get tough. Special guest Yanira Crespo is a spiritual life coach, a fighter, and a survivor. She joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser and shares: Her approach to living with fibromyalgia and her discovery of unhealed trauma in her body How her mindset got her out of the wheelchair How she tried to commit suicide three times and what gave her hope What she's learned about soul contracts and predestined experiences to live out for soul evolution 

No matter what you go through, your soul chooses to go through difficult journeys in order to learn and gain perspective. The soul knows it can handle that challenge because that’s what it is there for. It’s a glimpse of hope when things get tough. Special guest Yanira Crespo is a spiritual life coach, a fighter, and a survivor. She joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser and shares: <ul><li>Her approach to living with fibromyalgia and her discovery of unhealed trauma in her body</li> <li>How her mindset got her out of the wheelchair</li> <li>How she tried to commit suicide three times and what gave her hope</li> <li>What she's learned about soul contracts and predestined experiences to live out for soul evolution </li></ul>

093 – Yanira Crespo – Soul Contract

Inspired by Valentine’s Day this week, Julie shares a channeled reading from the Akashic Records on the subject of love. 

Inspired by Valentine’s Day this week, Julie shares a channeled reading from the Akashic Records on the subject of love.

092 – A Valentine’s Day Message and Reading on Love

Richelle Fredson

If you were to oversee publicity and marketing for a major publisher of self-help, inspirational, and transformational books for a decade and a half—you’d probably learn something, and be impacted enough for your own life to transform… Meet Richelle Fredson, Founder &amp; President at Purposeful Platforms, Inc. (platform-building for new authors), as she joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio, powered by Sennheiser. In this episode, Richelle talks with Julie about: Working at the major publishing company, Hayhouse, where she worked with many spiritual, best-selling authors  The evolution of the spiritual industry, including when she first started, she couldn't find a self-help book in a bookstore yet! Her journey in becoming an entrepreneur with Purposeful Platforms to help tell your unique story Her lessons and tips if you want to be an author 

If you were to oversee publicity and marketing for a major publisher of self-help, inspirational, and transformational books for a decade and a half—you’d probably learn something, and be impacted enough for your own life to transform… Meet Richelle Fredson, Founder &amp; President at Purposeful Platforms, Inc. (platform-building for new authors), as she joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio, powered by Sennheiser. In this episode, Richelle talks with Julie about: <ul><li>Working at the major publishing company, Hayhouse, where she worked with many spiritual, best-selling authors </li> <li>The evolution of the spiritual industry, including when she first started, she couldn't find a self-help book in a bookstore yet!</li> <li>Her journey in becoming an entrepreneur with Purposeful Platforms to help tell your unique story</li> <li>Her lessons and tips if you want to be an author </li></ul>

091 – Richelle Fredson of Purposeful Platforms – Being Seen

Ron Rapatalo

Self-awareness: this may be an undervalued resource — but for Ron Rapatalo self-awareness is an art form. An Executive Search expert in K-12 education, a men's personal stylist, a fitness trainer, and self-proclaimed silliest person on earth, Ron joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser. Tune in if you're looking to advance your career, make a career transition, or discover how to bring your intuitive gifts into your work. In this episode, Ron shares: Tips for getting hired in senior leadership roles The reality of bias and racism in hiring Why our actions and habits matter The power of intuition when you’re networking His own journey discovering his identity as an empath, and how he integrates his intuitive side into his work, and  How Julie's purpose reading tangibly impacted his life.

Self-awareness: this may be an undervalued resource — but for Ron Rapatalo self-awareness is an art form. An Executive Search expert in K-12 education, a men's personal stylist, a fitness trainer, and self-proclaimed silliest person on earth, Ron joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser. Tune in if you're looking to advance your career, make a career transition, or discover how to bring your intuitive gifts into your work. In this episode, Ron shares: <ul><li>Tips for getting hired in senior leadership roles</li> <li>The reality of bias and racism in hiring</li> <li>Why our actions and habits matter</li> <li>The power of intuition when you’re networking</li> <li>His own journey discovering his identity as an empath, and how he integrates his intuitive side into his work, and </li> <li>How Julie's purpose reading tangibly impacted his life.</li></ul>

090 – Ron Rapatalo – Best Self

Noah Levy

Imagine battling anxiety, breaking up a long-term relationship with an addict, and having panic attacks on live TV...  Noah Levy, who works in content creation and brand development as a TV &amp; podcast producer, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser to share his lessons learned as he battles loneliness and cultivates a source of strength. In this episode, Noah talks about: The first moment he became aware of the spiritual and metaphysical world around him His obsession with psychic hotlines Discovering Louise Hay (of Hayhouse fame) and her teachings while attending NYU How to change your thoughts to change your reality Working through anger, and how envisioning who you may be mad at as a little child is beneficial and can place things in perspective His history as a magazine editor and his run on TV as a co-host on VH1’s "The Gossip Table" The shame that surrounds mental illness and loneliness His intuitive reading session with Julie and his reflections.

Imagine battling anxiety, breaking up a long-term relationship with an addict, and having panic attacks on live TV...  Noah Levy, who works in content creation and brand development as a TV &amp; podcast producer, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser to share his lessons learned as he battles loneliness and cultivates a source of strength. In this episode, Noah talks about: <ul><li>The first moment he became aware of the spiritual and metaphysical world around him</li> <li>His obsession with psychic hotlines</li> <li>Discovering Louise Hay (of Hayhouse fame) and her teachings while attending NYU</li> <li>How to change your thoughts to change your reality</li> <li>Working through anger, and how envisioning who you may be mad at as a little child is beneficial and can place things in perspective</li> <li>His history as a magazine editor and his run on TV as a co-host on VH1’s "The Gossip Table"</li> <li>The shame that surrounds mental illness and loneliness</li> <li>His intuitive reading session with Julie and his reflections.</li></ul>

089 – Noah Levy – Cultivating Strength

Happy Holidays! Here’s an inspirational message from Julie Chan for the holidays and as we ready ourselves for a new calendar year. 

Happy Holidays! Here’s an inspirational message from Julie Chan for the holidays and as we ready ourselves for a new calendar year.

A Holiday Message from Julie

Susan Correa

Would you be willing to leave everything you built because you discovered your business is harming the planet–and then build something new as part of the solution? Susan Correa, Founder/CEO of art &amp; eden (organic, eco-friendly, and ethical children’s clothing brand offering an affordable selection of organic cotton clothing for kids and babies) joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio, powered by Sennheiser to share her entrepreneurial journey.  In this episode, Susan talks about: How she was building and leading two multi-million dollar companies, but in her personal life was searching for deeper meaning Looking into the ecological impact of every part of her business from manufacturing to sourcing to packaging, from conventional to organic Why she decided to start a company in infant and baby-wear The unfolding of many serendipitous moments How a tiny, new brand got many amazing collaborations and recognitions, and Her intuitive reading with Julie and her thoughtful reflections. 

Would you be willing to leave everything you built because you discovered your business is harming the planet–and then build something new as part of the solution? Susan Correa, Founder/CEO of art &amp; eden (organic, eco-friendly, and ethical children’s clothing brand offering an affordable selection of organic cotton clothing for kids and babies) joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio, powered by Sennheiser to share her entrepreneurial journey.  In this episode, Susan talks about: <ul><li>How she was building and leading two multi-million dollar companies, but in her personal life was searching for deeper meaning</li> <li>Looking into the ecological impact of every part of her business from manufacturing to sourcing to packaging, from conventional to organic</li> <li>Why she decided to start a company in infant and baby-wear</li> <li>The unfolding of many serendipitous moments</li> <li>How a tiny, new brand got many amazing collaborations and recognitions, and</li> <li>Her intuitive reading with Julie and her thoughtful reflections. </li></ul>

088 – Susan Correa of art & eden – A Business Built to Care

Julie Chan, intuitive life purpose coach, Yale and MIT alum, and founder of Being My Purpose, talks with entrepreneurs, business executives, scientists, educators, and leaders to hear their stories of transformation, and examine the science behind them. She also explores what it means for anyone to unlock their potential in life and career, and to embark on a discovery of — All Possibilities.

All possibilities podcast brings information to the surface that has been needed!! Julie seems to weave her way around conversations in such a genuine and authentic manner. She’s taking our current awareness of ourselves, spirituality, and our collective, and she’s providing an opportunity for us to enhance each other. Thank you so much for providing this!!

You have to listen to this!!

Julie is an amazing interviewer and thoughtful in her questions which makes the process of the interview so dynamic. She really takes careful consideration to the topics and the people she has as guests. Her topics are very relevant to the era and the time of conscious reflection. Thank you Julie for your contribution to the cause.

Amazing

All Possibilities with Julie Chan

Cassandra Vieten

Parapsychological research…Cassandra Vieten, PhD, President of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, a scientist at the Mind-Body Medicine Research Group at California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute, and a licensed clinical psychologist, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios.In this episode:IONS, and its scientific researchVieten’s father was a scientist, secular humanistHer mother had more interest in the symbolic world, dreams, symbols, storytellingHow she developed a fascination with both inner and outer worldsHer training as a psychologistTurning the lens of science onto things she was learning in psychology programHow keeping things you like and getting rid of thing you don’t like causes a paradoxMisunderstanding what is possibleInformation may be contained in an additional layer of realityWhat’s been found in research so farBringing together all the work happening in the fieldWhat happens on someone’s own body due to intentionsWhen you pay attention to systems do they behave differently at a quantum levelAspects of the mind extends beyond the bodyEvidence of the possibility of precognitionSpoon bendingThe need for more research, and fundingThe resistance to this topic even in higher education, terming it pseudoscienceThe power of our intention and how we direct thoughtsExperiments and experiences solidifying data available that generates additional interest in optimizationA shift or change in perception, how work can support transformation of humanity in a way that makes it more difficultto be unkind to others and themselvesA larger calling for fulfillment, central to livesHow we can be kind and translate that into behavior changesThe importance of self compassionIts not about becoming perfect — it’s about becoming real.Why the scientific method is awesomeCitizen scienceGetting involved or collaboratingTwitter as a data sourceThe need for funding and the economics of not solving the issue of human potentialSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parapsychological research… Cassandra Vieten, PhD, President of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, a scientist at the Mind-Body Medicine Research Group at California Pacific Medical Center Research Institute, and a licensed clinical psychologist, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network <a href="http://studios.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">studios.In</a> this episode: IONS, and its scientific research Vieten’s father was a scientist, secular humanist Her mother had more interest in the symbolic world, dreams, symbols, storytelling How she developed a fascination with both inner and outer worlds Her training as a psychologist Turning the lens of science onto things she was learning in psychology program How keeping things you like and getting rid of thing you don’t like causes a paradox Misunderstanding what is possible Information may be contained in an additional layer of reality What’s been found in research so far Bringing together all the work happening in the field What happens on someone’s own body due to intentions When you pay attention to systems do they behave differently at a quantum level Aspects of the mind extends beyond the body Evidence of the possibility of precognition Spoon bending The need for more research, and funding The resistance to this topic even in higher education, terming it pseudoscience The power of our intention and how we direct thoughts Experiments and experiences solidifying data available that generates additional interest in optimization A shift or change in perception, how work can support transformation of humanity in a way that makes it more difficultto be unkind to others and themselves A larger calling for fulfillment, central to lives How we can be kind and translate that into behavior changes The importance of self compassion Its not about becoming perfect — it’s about becoming real. Why the scientific method is awesome Citizen science Getting involved or collaborating Twitter as a data source The need for funding and the economics of not solving the issue of human potential See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

081 – Dr. Cassandra Vieten of Institute of Noetic Sciences – A Conscious Shift

Allison Carmen

Finding hope and possibility in the Philosophy of Maybe…Allison Carmen, author of “The Gift of Maybe” and a business and life coach joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.A stressed-out attorney, losing control of one’s mind, and a fable that changed everythingCarmen discusses her background as a stressed out attorney addicted to uncertainty, how a fable led her to the philosophy of maybe, getting away from the need for certainty, releasing one to greater happiness and fulfillment. Being always worried that things won’t work out, how she “wrote big story” she was going to become a lawyer and worked so long and when she reached that point, there was uncertainty again. How she couldn’t control her mind, couldn’t sleep, started to get sick, tried changing life on the outside and it didn’t work, then one day heard fable and learned that change doesn’t mean doom.Moving to the open place of maybe, the danger of staying positive, and handling fearHow she went to the open place of maybe, many possibilities, freedom, liberation. How it keeps you open, hopeful, and how people are fearful. How does maybe relate to surrender? The danger of staying positive, having to be OK with the unknown. Steps toward hope include writing one’s biggest fear down, and all the problems that can stem from that, whether we know 100% the bad things will happen. But one realizes it won’t definitely happen, you can write maybe statements down. Maybe one will be OK no matter what. How maybe connects to action, fear leads to doing nothing. Maybe is the step before the action, handles the fear. And giving people hope, so they take action.Having hope, retraining the mind, and using maybe in businessCarmen had no plan after graduation, as she was determined to be in her next school or nothing, she was so fixated on something happening. We still have hope if we have a philosophy of maybe. If overwhelmed by fear and negativity people say “what can I do”, but as a maybe thinker, “if I don’t know the answer, what happens next, I can do anything”. The need to retrain minds, that all things are possible. How adults are the ones who lock children down into the “you need to know” mindset, despite coming from love and thinking about keeping them safe with knowledge. Using the maybe mindset in a business mindset, an example of how the idea of maybe gave a client hope and changed his life, how with a maybe mindset one can be adaptable and see what is going on in surroundings, see other ideas, and the quality of life changes if mindset changes. Being more present, and seeing ideas and possibilities more if you are in the moment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Finding hope and possibility in the Philosophy of Maybe… Allison Carmen, author of “The Gift of Maybe” and a business and life coach joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.A stressed-out attorney, losing control of one’s mind, and a fable that changed everything Carmen discusses her background as a stressed out attorney addicted to uncertainty, how a fable led her to the philosophy of maybe, getting away from the need for certainty, releasing one to greater happiness and fulfillment. Being always worried that things won’t work out, how she “wrote big story” she was going to become a lawyer and worked so long and when she reached that point, there was uncertainty again. How she couldn’t control her mind, couldn’t sleep, started to get sick, tried changing life on the outside and it didn’t work, then one day heard fable and learned that change doesn’t mean doom.Moving to the open place of maybe, the danger of staying positive, and handling fear How she went to the open place of maybe, many possibilities, freedom, liberation. How it keeps you open, hopeful, and how people are fearful. How does maybe relate to surrender? The danger of staying positive, having to be OK with the unknown. Steps toward hope include writing one’s biggest fear down, and all the problems that can stem from that, whether we know 100% the bad things will happen. But one realizes it won’t definitely happen, you can write maybe statements down. Maybe one will be OK no matter what. How maybe connects to action, fear leads to doing nothing. Maybe is the step before the action, handles the fear. And giving people hope, so they take action.Having hope, retraining the mind, and using maybe in business Carmen had no plan after graduation, as she was determined to be in her next school or nothing, she was so fixated on something happening. We still have hope if we have a philosophy of maybe. If overwhelmed by fear and negativity people say “what can I do”, but as a maybe thinker, “if I don’t know the answer, what happens next, I can do anything”. The need to retrain minds, that all things are possible. How adults are the ones who lock children down into the “you need to know” mindset, despite coming from love and thinking about keeping them safe with knowledge. Using the maybe mindset in a business mindset, an example of how the idea of maybe gave a client hope and changed his life, how with a maybe mindset one can be adaptable and see what is going on in surroundings, see other ideas, and the quality of life changes if mindset changes. Being more present, and seeing ideas and possibilities more if you are in the moment. See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

041 – Allison Carmen – Maybe You

Anna Huff

Teresa Reyes Castillo

Terri Galuszka

Teresa Reyes

When psychology meets spirituality in therapy…Clinical psychologists and wives Dr. Anna Huff and Dr. Teresa Reyes Castillo, along with Terri Galuszka (clairvoyant medium and healer with Visions of Light) — who together operate a coaching practice,  join Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:What brought Anna and Teresa to collaborate – met in graduate schoolHow they were overwhelmed in grad school, and it was a struggle as demands so high, and demands of relationship so hard because being twin flamesReaching a place on the journey, almost a stopping pointWent on retreat on California, realized more about purpose as psychologists, opened a world with a different way of helping and working with people, purpose in the fieldTaking psychology to a different level and introducing spiritualityWorking together as co-therapists, and meeting TerriHow Anne and Teresa thought they would work with couples but that didn’t happen and instead worked with individual peopleTerri sets landscape with a reading ahead of other therapy work, sets picture of person that’s clear to work with and process and integrate information set up for themHow this fast-tracks peopleHow Terri is a Jersey girl, raised by British mother who was a healer, several people in her generational family that were healers and clairvoyants, trained carefully with humility, passion, trustTerri’s father was navigational engineer whose mother read tea leaves and  read TarotTeri did ghostbusting with familySeeing energy come in, how Terri can read energy grids around body, can see were the trauma is, and pinpoint itAn example of a patient at a crossroadsExplaining the complex work done – complex yet there is a clear and dynamic flowHaving a way to go in both conscious and unconsciousPulling certain layers of the unconscious into the conscious where the psychologists can workAn impromptu reading and session with Julie stirs up deep emotions, and a journey of recovery for her sightCognitive dissonance in the field, when something is right and wrong at the same timeEnergy fields and disturbancesFinding the intersection of simple and complexSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When psychology meets spirituality in therapy… Clinical psychologists and wives Dr. Anna Huff and Dr. Teresa Reyes Castillo, along with Terri Galuszka (clairvoyant medium and healer with Visions of Light) — who together operate a coaching practice,  join Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: What brought Anna and Teresa to collaborate – met in graduate school How they were overwhelmed in grad school, and it was a struggle as demands so high, and demands of relationship so hard because being twin flames Reaching a place on the journey, almost a stopping point Went on retreat on California, realized more about purpose as psychologists, opened a world with a different way of helping and working with people, purpose in the field Taking psychology to a different level and introducing spirituality Working together as co-therapists, and meeting Terri How Anne and Teresa thought they would work with couples but that didn’t happen and instead worked with individual people Terri sets landscape with a reading ahead of other therapy work, sets picture of person that’s clear to work with and process and integrate information set up for them How this fast-tracks people How Terri is a Jersey girl, raised by British mother who was a healer, several people in her generational family that were healers and clairvoyants, trained carefully with humility, passion, trust Terri’s father was navigational engineer whose mother read tea leaves and  read Tarot Teri did ghostbusting with family Seeing energy come in, how Terri can read energy grids around body, can see were the trauma is, and pinpoint it An example of a patient at a crossroads Explaining the complex work done – complex yet there is a clear and dynamic flow Having a way to go in both conscious and unconscious Pulling certain layers of the unconscious into the conscious where the psychologists can work An impromptu reading and session with Julie stirs up deep emotions, and a journey of recovery for her sight Cognitive dissonance in the field, when something is right and wrong at the same time Energy fields and disturbances Finding the intersection of simple and complex See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

079 – Pt. 1 – Dr. Anna Huff, Dr. Teresa Reyes Castillo, and Terri Galuszka –  Blending Psychology and Spirituality – Part 1

Dena Merriam

The workings of karma and relevance of past lives…Dena Merriam, Author of “My Journey Through Time: A Spiritual Memoir of Life, Death, and Rebirth”, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:How Merriam got started on her current track, experiencing past life memories, and the book she wrote which describes it all in detailThe first moment she realized something was going on beyond the experience of people around herHow she began serious meditation practice and started having dreams, opening the door for herFor several years continually dreaming of a house, always same house, which left her with longing and sadnessHow a man entered life talking in Russian and about Russia, and she saw a child at he start of 1900s in RussiaWatching scenes in meditation, a lot of emotionBecoming a kind of detective, trying to understand how she fit into the identities of the people in the dreamsLiving in multiple times and how you balance thatConnecting people in her current life with their previous lives, and trying to keep it all togetherOnce she could verify parts of previous lives, she just started acceptingHow nothing is accidental, everything had an earlier beginningBeing ready for the responsibility of sharing publiclyTrepidationsHow Karma is becoming accepted in the mainstreamPeople are looking at death in a new wayThe things that move with you through various livesLearning about her own child, watching him following seeds from prior lives as they carry rom past and those things fell away over timeWhy she thinks more about the formation of the future than the pastWorking off karma from the pastGeneral business evolution along with spirituality in general, and how it is due to mindfulness movementWhy the energy in the younger generation offers hopeRacism not finished today from beforeWhy she doesn’t recommend past life regressionsHow someone can look at their life and the need to reflect especially on aspirationsHow her mind is in the past and futureHow we create the world and choose the moment to fulfill itHow past lives can guide creative activityWhy it is important to start people along the path earlierLove guides us forward and stays with usSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The workings of karma and relevance of past lives… Dena Merriam, Author of “My Journey Through Time: A Spiritual Memoir of Life, Death, and Rebirth”, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: How Merriam got started on her current track, experiencing past life memories, and the book she wrote which describes it all in detail The first moment she realized something was going on beyond the experience of people around her How she began serious meditation practice and started having dreams, opening the door for her For several years continually dreaming of a house, always same house, which left her with longing and sadness How a man entered life talking in Russian and about Russia, and she saw a child at he start of 1900s in Russia Watching scenes in meditation, a lot of emotion Becoming a kind of detective, trying to understand how she fit into the identities of the people in the dreams Living in multiple times and how you balance that Connecting people in her current life with their previous lives, and trying to keep it all together Once she could verify parts of previous lives, she just started accepting How nothing is accidental, everything had an earlier beginning Being ready for the responsibility of sharing publicly Trepidations How Karma is becoming accepted in the mainstream People are looking at death in a new way The things that move with you through various lives Learning about her own child, watching him following seeds from prior lives as they carry rom past and those things fell away over time Why she thinks more about the formation of the future than the past Working off karma from the past General business evolution along with spirituality in general, and how it is due to mindfulness movement Why the energy in the younger generation offers hope Racism not finished today from before Why she doesn’t recommend past life regressions How someone can look at their life and the need to reflect especially on aspirations How her mind is in the past and future How we create the world and choose the moment to fulfill it How past lives can guide creative activity Why it is important to start people along the path earlier Love guides us forward and stays with us See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

065 – Dena Merriam – Time Traveler

Bill Carmody

The power of focusing on the needs of others… Bill Carmody, CEO of Trepoint (a digital marketing agency), international speaker, and columnist for @inc – (bio), joins Julie Chan for an emotional and revealing mini intuitive reading, interpretation and coaching. Recorded at the MouthMedia Network studio at Voyager HQ.The Charles Dickens process, success without feeling successful, and a new chapter Carmody touches on his significant experience in helping brands in doing content marketing and finding an authentic voice, etc. How his life was on the wrong track, and he started transforming his life with Tony Robbins. He knew it was time for big change, lost a lot of weight, ran his first marathon, now training for an Iron Man, and aiming to take it to the highest level possible and being the person he was born to be. Recalling how the moment of discovery was during the Charles Dickens process, knowing why you want to do things, visualizing his own death, breaking a lot of unhealthy habits, seeing his children crying over his grave, growing up Catholic and being very spiritual, until a priest violated him and he allowed himself to take his own faith away, evaporating faith. Being successful and doing well, but not feeling it inside. Carmody felt he would steal his life from his children, that he’d be a thief. The ability to go back to the moment of spiritual awakening like a flash, and how he now believes in an interconnected web of existence, and disassociating spirituality from the priest incident as a child. Trying to find how to integrate that with his business world, using the loss of a major client as an opportunity to begin a new chapter, focusing on things that really matter, and just “being here”. Mini intuitive reading, gold in the river and diamonds in the words, and being kind to ourselves while giving to others Chan provides a mini intuitive reading to Carmody, focusing on how communication is not sterile, it is a living entity, words are prized possessions, packets of diamonds, and how the way Carmody communicates with himself that can use a boost. How words to himself are not prized possessions, and he should be delivering goodness to himself, a river, debris, gold in the river and in the debris, how everything has a use, and reflecting on life and communication style. How through writing, Carmody was able to have experiences and relationships, serving the audience when authentically giving of himself. The next chapter is more speaking and writing. How we err in allowing ourselves to be nasty to ourselves. Having positivity externally and internally.Reflecting on the reading, evaluating abundance, and learning from one’s children How debris is getting in the way of distributor of more diamonds, the need for nourishment, the debris is carrying the gold, creating a soft nest. Opportunities might seem like debris, and are containers for the true essence of the gold you wanted to collect. Evaluating abundance and whom you can share it with. Being present, and how Carmody makes sure his kids pickup his values, and how they can teach him.References: The Difference by Subir Chowdhury Tony Robbins 

The power of focusing on the needs of others… Bill Carmody, CEO of Trepoint (a digital marketing agency), international speaker, and columnist for @inc – (bio), joins Julie Chan for an emotional and revealing mini intuitive reading, interpretation and coaching. Recorded at the MouthMedia Network studio at Voyager HQ.The Charles Dickens process, success without feeling successful, and a new chapter Carmody touches on his significant experience in helping brands in doing content marketing and finding an authentic voice, etc. How his life was on the wrong track, and he started transforming his life with Tony Robbins. He knew it was time for big change, lost a lot of weight, ran his first marathon, now training for an Iron Man, and aiming to take it to the highest level possible and being the person he was born to be. Recalling how the moment of discovery was during the Charles Dickens process, knowing why you want to do things, visualizing his own death, breaking a lot of unhealthy habits, seeing his children crying over his grave, growing up Catholic and being very spiritual, until a priest violated him and he allowed himself to take his own faith away, evaporating faith. Being successful and doing well, but not feeling it inside. Carmody felt he would steal his life from his children, that he’d be a thief. The ability to go back to the moment of spiritual awakening like a flash, and how he now believes in an interconnected web of existence, and disassociating spirituality from the priest incident as a child. Trying to find how to integrate that with his business world, using the loss of a major client as an opportunity to begin a new chapter, focusing on things that really matter, and just “being here”. Mini intuitive reading, gold in the river and diamonds in the words, and being kind to ourselves while giving to others Chan provides a mini intuitive reading to Carmody, focusing on how communication is not sterile, it is a living entity, words are prized possessions, packets of diamonds, and how the way Carmody communicates with himself that can use a boost. How words to himself are not prized possessions, and he should be delivering goodness to himself, a river, debris, gold in the river and in the debris, how everything has a use, and reflecting on life and communication style. How through writing, Carmody was able to have experiences and relationships, serving the audience when authentically giving of himself. The next chapter is more speaking and writing. How we err in allowing ourselves to be nasty to ourselves. Having positivity externally and internally.Reflecting on the reading, evaluating abundance, and learning from one’s children How debris is getting in the way of distributor of more diamonds, the need for nourishment, the debris is carrying the gold, creating a soft nest. Opportunities might seem like debris, and are containers for the true essence of the gold you wanted to collect. Evaluating abundance and whom you can share it with. Being present, and how Carmody makes sure his kids pickup his values, and how they can teach him.References: The Difference by Subir Chowdhury Tony Robbins

008 – Mini Intuitive Reading with Bill Carmody – Delivering Diamonds With Words

Philip Kasumu

Learning to trust yourself in the entrepreneurial journey…Philip Kasumu of Lyle (an app which uses artificial intelligence to help men lose weight and empowers them to be fit and healthy) joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios (powered by Sennheiser) to talk trusting your gut and the challenging path of a tech entrepreneur, and Chan offers Kasumu an intuitive reading.Starting Lyle, getting healthy, and a father’s inspirationKasumu discusses the moment he decided what he wanted to do, how he wasn’t crazy about his consulting job and started reading articles, building a tech news product, which then started getting some activity, but users kept coming back to read articles on nutrition as many as five times a day. How Kasumu realized maybe there is something in that. He reached out to readers to find out their biggest pain point, learned that people wanted to be told what to do, so came up with another app to help read nutrition labels which had challenges. How he discovered that successful entrepreneurs always did something unconventional, and made list of those entrepreneurs then emailed all of them. He told them he had two failed startups in London and asked if he could shadow them for free. Kasumu found that nobody talks about body shaming for men, he wrote a article while at Greatest which got a lot of traction, so he decided to start an app to help men be healthier. Lyle is an AI powered weight loss app for men, which interacts with you like a dietician would. The focus is more on nutritional value than managing calories, with a high protein-based diet based on lifestyle. Getting ingredients, understanding nutrition better and motivating men to live a healthier life; being conscious of what you’re consuming and connecting to a creative mindset—about the way people should live. Plus, the significant influence of his morbidly obese father.An intuitive reading, navigating by knowing, and an octopusChan offers Kasumu and intuitive reading which brings images and metaphors of the use of limbs like an octopus that help map his environment, the ability to sense things that are external to his own body, and how he must trust that he is sensing these things. Also, the ability to sense detail, which allows him to navigate world with knowledge and knowing. He shares how he does have a strength in reading rooms and people, is a good networker and knows how to approach certain situations. Trusting your gut feeling, constantly moving obstacles out of the way, and how his business might have changed if he had trusted himself. Plus, the courage it all takes.Future vision, people of color in tech, and a year in IndiaWhere metaphor can take Kasumu in 5-10 years, how he believes Lyle will be enormous and helping million of guys become the best version of themselves. The deep issues men face that people aren’t talking about, and how this platform can be part of the solution and beyond weight loss with the effects beyond the individual. Being a person of color as a founder in the tech industry, and whom he’d like to have a conversation with. Also, why Harvard, Y Combinator, and living in India for a year would be important experiences.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learning to trust yourself in the entrepreneurial journey… Philip Kasumu of Lyle (an app which uses artificial intelligence to help men lose weight and empowers them to be fit and healthy) joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios (powered by Sennheiser) to talk trusting your gut and the challenging path of a tech entrepreneur, and Chan offers Kasumu an intuitive reading.Starting Lyle, getting healthy, and a father’s inspiration Kasumu discusses the moment he decided what he wanted to do, how he wasn’t crazy about his consulting job and started reading articles, building a tech news product, which then started getting some activity, but users kept coming back to read articles on nutrition as many as five times a day. How Kasumu realized maybe there is something in that. He reached out to readers to find out their biggest pain point, learned that people wanted to be told what to do, so came up with another app to help read nutrition labels which had challenges. How he discovered that successful entrepreneurs always did something unconventional, and made list of those entrepreneurs then emailed all of them. He told them he had two failed startups in London and asked if he could shadow them for free. Kasumu found that nobody talks about body shaming for men, he wrote a article while at Greatest which got a lot of traction, so he decided to start an app to help men be healthier. Lyle is an AI powered weight loss app for men, which interacts with you like a dietician would. The focus is more on nutritional value than managing calories, with a high protein-based diet based on lifestyle. Getting ingredients, understanding nutrition better and motivating men to live a healthier life; being conscious of what you’re consuming and connecting to a creative mindset—about the way people should live. Plus, the significant influence of his morbidly obese <a href="http://father.An" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">father.An</a> intuitive reading, navigating by knowing, and an octopus Chan offers Kasumu and intuitive reading which brings images and metaphors of the use of limbs like an octopus that help map his environment, the ability to sense things that are external to his own body, and how he must trust that he is sensing these things. Also, the ability to sense detail, which allows him to navigate world with knowledge and knowing. He shares how he does have a strength in reading rooms and people, is a good networker and knows how to approach certain situations. Trusting your gut feeling, constantly moving obstacles out of the way, and how his business might have changed if he had trusted himself. Plus, the courage it all takes.Future vision, people of color in tech, and a year in India Where metaphor can take Kasumu in 5-10 years, how he believes Lyle will be enormous and helping million of guys become the best version of themselves. The deep issues men face that people aren’t talking about, and how this platform can be part of the solution and beyond weight loss with the effects beyond the individual. Being a person of color as a founder in the tech industry, and whom he’d like to have a conversation with. Also, why Harvard, Y Combinator, and living in India for a year would be important experiences. See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

042 – Philip Kasumu of Lyle – Trusting the Knowing

Rachael Nickel

Being present and conscious of yourself and the world around you…Rachael Nickel, yoga instructor, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.Finding yoga and Reiki, a cellular biologist makes and impression, and when Nickel’s head explodesNickel discusses how she met Chan at gentle yoga session in Queens, NY, growing up without spirituality, the time she says Jesus Christ came to her, wanting to go into a Catholic church as a result, having a spiritual longing, a difficult time as a teen, being self destructive in the 1980s, and then finding yoga. Then meeting a predator yoga teacher, learning Reiki, assisting people during the dying process, learning from a nun who was an amazing healer, then Nickel had children and stopped healing, feeling as if perhaps she was not a legitimate healer. She recalls hearing from a cellular biologist who had a near death experience and went to the other side and heals at a cellular level, came home, cried, and stalked the healer—who then invited Nickel to train for a week—which has turned into three summers of training. What it is like when Nickel’s “head explodes”, hearing a rabbi talk about four ways of praying — one of which was a feeling of Wow.Awesome Wonder, the concept of Wow, and reprogramming your mindThe space of Awesome Wonder, the incredible ways our bodies can move, telling your body you love it, the need to feel the joy and “wowness” of our own experience, we cannot heal as humans. Then hurting her back with yoga postures, resulting in the apparent inability to do yoga any more, then finding new ways to move her body. And the importance of remembering what we really are, the way out of the nightmares we live in, and we are all love embodied. The way animals are so present and joyful, “Wow” as a concept, and falling love with everything by saying you’re in love with everything. Reprogramming your mind by creating a mantra with new information.System confinement, dogmas, and creating an awakeningAbuses of power, and how it’s not all rainbows and unicorns. Why Nickel doesn’t want to be confined by any system, how it is not always about love, acceptance and equality, and it can be human nature. Why things shouldn’t be stagnant—as in “here’s how you’re supposed to do things”. Following one dogma or another, how traditions can be honored and allowing foundations, but different people need different systems. Plus, how it is in the cells that healing takes place, and creating an awakening.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Being present and conscious of yourself and the world around you… Rachael Nickel, yoga instructor, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.Finding yoga and Reiki, a cellular biologist makes and impression, and when Nickel’s head explodes Nickel discusses how she met Chan at gentle yoga session in Queens, NY, growing up without spirituality, the time she says Jesus Christ came to her, wanting to go into a Catholic church as a result, having a spiritual longing, a difficult time as a teen, being self destructive in the 1980s, and then finding yoga. Then meeting a predator yoga teacher, learning Reiki, assisting people during the dying process, learning from a nun who was an amazing healer, then Nickel had children and stopped healing, feeling as if perhaps she was not a legitimate healer. She recalls hearing from a cellular biologist who had a near death experience and went to the other side and heals at a cellular level, came home, cried, and stalked the healer—who then invited Nickel to train for a week—which has turned into three summers of training. What it is like when Nickel’s “head explodes”, hearing a rabbi talk about four ways of praying — one of which was a feeling of Wow.Awesome Wonder, the concept of Wow, and reprogramming your mind The space of Awesome Wonder, the incredible ways our bodies can move, telling your body you love it, the need to feel the joy and “wowness” of our own experience, we cannot heal as humans. Then hurting her back with yoga postures, resulting in the apparent inability to do yoga any more, then finding new ways to move her body. And the importance of remembering what we really are, the way out of the nightmares we live in, and we are all love embodied. The way animals are so present and joyful, “Wow” as a concept, and falling love with everything by saying you’re in love with everything. Reprogramming your mind by creating a mantra with new information.System confinement, dogmas, and creating an awakening Abuses of power, and how it’s not all rainbows and unicorns. Why Nickel doesn’t want to be confined by any system, how it is not always about love, acceptance and equality, and it can be human nature. Why things shouldn’t be stagnant—as in “here’s how you’re supposed to do things”. Following one dogma or another, how traditions can be honored and allowing foundations, but different people need different systems. Plus, how it is in the cells that healing takes place, and creating an awakening. See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

044 – Rachael Nickel – The Philosophy of Wow!

Jim Posner

Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Meditation… Jim Posner, Founder of The Mindful Advantage (which helps busy professionals decrease stress, increase focus and improve productivity with mindfulness meditation – bio) joins Julie Chan for a discussion of mindfulness, meditation and career changes, and a mini intuitive reading, at the MouthMedia Network Studio at Voyager HQ.A journey to mindfulness, what others think, and cultivating an awareness of thought Posner discusses how people learn from him as mindfulness instructor combining rationality and mindfulness, and renewing one’s thoughts. How he is the last person you’d expect to be a mindfulness instructor, his journey to mindfulness, how he was laid off from job on Wall Street, needed to be present, how going to a psychologist and a psychiatrist was only touching the surface and a “band aid” for him, panic attacks, a hospital visit and then he found Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Meditation. His worries about what other people would think, and how after five years he found acceptance from more people than expected. Finding it so powerful he decided to teach it, the science behind mindfulness or awareness, cultivating a higher awareness of awareness of thoughts, feeling, emotions, surrounding, sensations etc.. Taking control over them instead of thoughts feelings and emotions controlling you. How more than 90% of thoughts on sub-conscious level, 80% of our thoughts are negative and recurring, and the vicious circle of cascading negative thoughts we all have. New is actually old, career transitions, and when the mind wanders Consideration that becoming aware is a 3,000 old practice, and the challenge to learn how to move through the negative thoughts. Parts of the brain that change when we meditate., how science is catching up to the practice, and overcoming the inability to shut the mind off. The wide range of applications in schools, socioeconomic situations, businesses and to affect the personal and corporate bottom lines. Career transitions and the fears one has to face, how Posner felt pigeonholed in his previous job, making a transition into his own business difficult, worrying about being judged, and a tough road to being able to communicate what he did in mindfulness. How entrepreneurs judge themselves, and the way self-talk derails productivity and happiness. How Posner deals with his own growth as an entrepreneur with meditation. Non-judgment on thoughts, and how recognizing that the mind has wandered, and bringing attention back to present moment, can be a seminal moment.A mini intuitive reading, moving forward, and a better world Chan provides a mini intuitive reading, about raking the leaves, cleaning up from where Posner was and moving forward, swimming the strokes as others are doing, and moving forward. And it’s about seeing, new ideas, and not caring what the neighbors think. Posner suggests that if everyone learned mindfulness meditation the world would be a better place, more socially responsible, kids less stressed in schools, benefits are proven, and how he’s living proof. And, being an advocate for the power of what meditation can do for the world. Jon Kabat-Zinn Shinzen Young, The Science of Enlightenment 

Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Meditation… Jim Posner, Founder of The Mindful Advantage (which helps busy professionals decrease stress, increase focus and improve productivity with mindfulness meditation – bio) joins Julie Chan for a discussion of mindfulness, meditation and career changes, and a mini intuitive reading, at the MouthMedia Network Studio at Voyager HQ.A journey to mindfulness, what others think, and cultivating an awareness of thought Posner discusses how people learn from him as mindfulness instructor combining rationality and mindfulness, and renewing one’s thoughts. How he is the last person you’d expect to be a mindfulness instructor, his journey to mindfulness, how he was laid off from job on Wall Street, needed to be present, how going to a psychologist and a psychiatrist was only touching the surface and a “band aid” for him, panic attacks, a hospital visit and then he found Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Meditation. His worries about what other people would think, and how after five years he found acceptance from more people than expected. Finding it so powerful he decided to teach it, the science behind mindfulness or awareness, cultivating a higher awareness of awareness of thoughts, feeling, emotions, surrounding, sensations etc.. Taking control over them instead of thoughts feelings and emotions controlling you. How more than 90% of thoughts on sub-conscious level, 80% of our thoughts are negative and recurring, and the vicious circle of cascading negative thoughts we all have. New is actually old, career transitions, and when the mind wanders Consideration that becoming aware is a 3,000 old practice, and the challenge to learn how to move through the negative thoughts. Parts of the brain that change when we meditate., how science is catching up to the practice, and overcoming the inability to shut the mind off. The wide range of applications in schools, socioeconomic situations, businesses and to affect the personal and corporate bottom lines. Career transitions and the fears one has to face, how Posner felt pigeonholed in his previous job, making a transition into his own business difficult, worrying about being judged, and a tough road to being able to communicate what he did in mindfulness. How entrepreneurs judge themselves, and the way self-talk derails productivity and happiness. How Posner deals with his own growth as an entrepreneur with meditation. Non-judgment on thoughts, and how recognizing that the mind has wandered, and bringing attention back to present moment, can be a seminal moment.A mini intuitive reading, moving forward, and a better world Chan provides a mini intuitive reading, about raking the leaves, cleaning up from where Posner was and moving forward, swimming the strokes as others are doing, and moving forward. And it’s about seeing, new ideas, and not caring what the neighbors think. Posner suggests that if everyone learned mindfulness meditation the world would be a better place, more socially responsible, kids less stressed in schools, benefits are proven, and how he’s living proof. And, being an advocate for the power of what meditation can do for the world. Jon Kabat-Zinn Shinzen Young, The Science of Enlightenment

009 – Jim Posner of The Mindful Advantage – From Wall Street to Mindfulness

Miranda Maher

Tao Arts &amp; Qi Healing…Miranda Maher, Founder of Tiger Heart Tao, joins corresponding host Jessica Brodkin (Love and Light Reiki) in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:Maher’s first exposure to spirit when she wandered into a lecture a friend dragged her to see David AllenLearning to think and feel and experience realityMaher’s decades in Buddhism without disciplineHow she had to learn how had to grow beyond emotional reactions to things, which was prior out of reach for herMaher’s body is getting older, martial arts in family so pursuing that seemed obviousTaoism emotions are energy, work with them, accept them, make use of themRaising and purifying energy (Qi), it can manifest as kindnessTai Chi only 300 years old, type of Qigong, skill with life force energy and with breathEnergy pathways through the body, meridians and vesselsMicrocosmic orbit, energy centers connected to chakrasBuddhism and Eastern religions and spirituality are on the riseWhy Taoism stands out“The I Ching”, looking into the future hexagramMany people come to Qigong from yoga and martial artsSpend time with yin and cultivate itNot valuing yinHealing is not instantaneousOvarian and vaginal kung fuA woman’s sexual energy, collection of practices, addresses hormonal imbalance, aging, emotions, sexual pleasure, confidence, boundaries, centerednessHelps in creativitySeminal Kung FuThe Ovarian PalaceThe problem of opening your third eye without proper groundingHaving a maternal relationship with students, and the NY need for the sense of “new” has impacted the ay classes and teaching are undertakenBeing a retired NinjaNinjutsuHow spirituality has informed Maher’s artSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tao Arts &amp; Qi Healing… Miranda Maher, Founder of Tiger Heart Tao, joins corresponding host Jessica Brodkin (Love and Light Reiki) in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: Maher’s first exposure to spirit when she wandered into a lecture a friend dragged her to see David Allen Learning to think and feel and experience reality Maher’s decades in Buddhism without discipline How she had to learn how had to grow beyond emotional reactions to things, which was prior out of reach for her Maher’s body is getting older, martial arts in family so pursuing that seemed obvious Taoism emotions are energy, work with them, accept them, make use of them Raising and purifying energy (Qi), it can manifest as kindness Tai Chi only 300 years old, type of Qigong, skill with life force energy and with breath Energy pathways through the body, meridians and vessels Microcosmic orbit, energy centers connected to chakras Buddhism and Eastern religions and spirituality are on the rise Why Taoism stands out “The I Ching”, looking into the future hexagram Many people come to Qigong from yoga and martial arts Spend time with yin and cultivate it Not valuing yin Healing is not instantaneous Ovarian and vaginal kung fu A woman’s sexual energy, collection of practices, addresses hormonal imbalance, aging, emotions, sexual pleasure, confidence, boundaries, centeredness Helps in creativity Seminal Kung Fu The Ovarian Palace The problem of opening your third eye without proper grounding Having a maternal relationship with students, and the NY need for the sense of “new” has impacted the ay classes and teaching are undertaken Being a retired Ninja Ninjutsu How spirituality has informed Maher’s art See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

064 – Miranda Maher of Tiger Heart Tao – Coming Home to your Body

The dual forces inside all of us that impact our lives and show us how to control them…Orly Amor, internationally known speaker, business coach for public speakers, networking expert, certified behavioral expert, and author of “The 12 Powers We Hold Within: The Ultimate Paradigm Shift”, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.A pivotal moment, the story that’s difficult to hear, and developing a mindset mastery planAmor shares how she spoke publicly while working in property management but didn’t feel fulfilled, the drive to help other people, sharing personal stories. How her friend called every day for three weeks to convince her to speak at a women’s shelter, and the power of telling her personal story. Amor’s magnetic personality, how she saw the power of speaking, and wanted to change careers, then became a mindset mastery avid learner, evolving herself. A pivotal moment, and being told she saved someone’s life. The acknowledgment of sharing and the attention. And the extraordinary challenging path she has been on that is difficult for most people to hear, and most people wouldn’t live through it and be able to empower other people, give other people a sense of hope, and be confident and beautiful. Moving from going to many seminars, and writing how people can implement what they learn, mindset mastery, and the moment she got the blessing from her mentor for her program then put it on the shelf for a long time. Plus, conceiving Global Mentoring Center.Discovering six books, behavior analysis, and emotional egoShe discusses coming to Brooklyn to start her program, and how twelve powers were one part of whole program. A client said she should write a book, and other people did too, so she wrote the book, self published and gave them away, but only scratched the surface. Now, editors have said she has at least six books in her. She decided and negotiated that the book needed to launch on 12/12. Being a certified behavioral analyst, the science behind it, and what’s going on in brain. The five states of ego, personality profiling, modeling the DISC program, how being in an emotional ego state keeps you from learning and evolving, and how ideas can be anchored in brain the wrong way when emotional. The value of being aware of emotional states and the emotional state of others you’re dealing with.Connecting health and wellness, growing a network, and five questionsThe power of forgiveness, why she calls friends angels, “no” vs. “no for right now”, being grateful for small things, being able to receive and wanting to, and reasons not to use fear at all. Learning about faith and the need to be spiritual in that we are spirits. The bigger and stronger is inside of you. Amor on being a connector, going to a chamber of commerce event and seeing segregation, and how people were missing opportunity. How she created a bridge between professionals and health and wellness professionals with the Health and Wellness Network of Commerce which is now in 6 countries, 9 states, and 40 chapters around the world. The wheel she started that she cannot and doesn’t want to start, and how it grew all via word of mouth. How people watch you and see how you are all the time, how with giving your business will grow automatically, and being consistent with everything you do and learning something all the way. Also, five questions to end and begin your day.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The dual forces inside all of us that impact our lives and show us how to control them… Orly Amor, internationally known speaker, business coach for public speakers, networking expert, certified behavioral expert, and author of “The 12 Powers We Hold Within: The Ultimate Paradigm Shift”, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.A pivotal moment, the story that’s difficult to hear, and developing a mindset mastery plan Amor shares how she spoke publicly while working in property management but didn’t feel fulfilled, the drive to help other people, sharing personal stories. How her friend called every day for three weeks to convince her to speak at a women’s shelter, and the power of telling her personal story. Amor’s magnetic personality, how she saw the power of speaking, and wanted to change careers, then became a mindset mastery avid learner, evolving herself. A pivotal moment, and being told she saved someone’s life. The acknowledgment of sharing and the attention. And the extraordinary challenging path she has been on that is difficult for most people to hear, and most people wouldn’t live through it and be able to empower other people, give other people a sense of hope, and be confident and beautiful. Moving from going to many seminars, and writing how people can implement what they learn, mindset mastery, and the moment she got the blessing from her mentor for her program then put it on the shelf for a long time. Plus, conceiving Global Mentoring Center.Discovering six books, behavior analysis, and emotional ego She discusses coming to Brooklyn to start her program, and how twelve powers were one part of whole program. A client said she should write a book, and other people did too, so she wrote the book, self published and gave them away, but only scratched the surface. Now, editors have said she has at least six books in her. She decided and negotiated that the book needed to launch on 12/12. Being a certified behavioral analyst, the science behind it, and what’s going on in brain. The five states of ego, personality profiling, modeling the DISC program, how being in an emotional ego state keeps you from learning and evolving, and how ideas can be anchored in brain the wrong way when emotional. The value of being aware of emotional states and the emotional state of others you’re dealing with.Connecting health and wellness, growing a network, and five questions The power of forgiveness, why she calls friends angels, “no” vs. “no for right now”, being grateful for small things, being able to receive and wanting to, and reasons not to use fear at all. Learning about faith and the need to be spiritual in that we are spirits. The bigger and stronger is inside of you. Amor on being a connector, going to a chamber of commerce event and seeing segregation, and how people were missing opportunity. How she created a bridge between professionals and health and wellness professionals with the Health and Wellness Network of Commerce which is now in 6 countries, 9 states, and 40 chapters around the world. The wheel she started that she cannot and doesn’t want to start, and how it grew all via word of mouth. How people watch you and see how you are all the time, how with giving your business will grow automatically, and being consistent with everything you do and learning something all the way. Also, five questions to end and begin your day. See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

043 – Orly Amor – 18 Seconds

Eduardo Placer

The ripple effect of finding a confident voice… Eduardo Placer, ‎Social Impact Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Community Builder, and Founder/CEO of Fearless Communicators (a dynamic public speaking coaching business that empowers leaders and change-makers) – (bio), joins Julie Chan for a discussion of finding one’s voice, and a follow up to a prior full intuitive reading, at the MouthMedia Network Studio at Voyager HQ.A voice and a story, when the body shows up, and the introverted extrovert Placer reviews how he started as an actor, and how he realized we all have a voice and a story to share, and how owning a voice and story can allow us to make impact. How he found himself on stage, wondering if is this all he was called to do in life, with the answer growing louder. He discusses public speaking, how the body shows up to the event of speaking, working with a school in southern Kenya, an LGBTQ activist organization in southeastern Africa, working with women in business to help the with their voice, and endeavoring to arm fearless communicators across the planet to speak about things that can make a difference. Placer reveals how he is an introverted extrovert, the opportunity to discover the power of you through sharing through those with less self-confidence having an empathy different than someone who is a natural. Breathing and tension, the universal inner dialogue, and a charge to communicate A conversation on where the voice is located, finding one’s voice, breathing and tension, and relieving jaw tensions and stretching. Intention, outcome and result, who are we being when speaking, what is the audience experiencing and feeling, and then the result. How we can choose to not be at mercy of inner dialogue we have of not being good enough, and how that dialogue is universal. Purpose and mission is being called to speak, we all have something important to say, are the unique person to share that, and present to that power. If the focus is on oneself, that focus is in the wrong place. Finding one’s voice, “powertalk”, and how to give amazing presentations. The movement of a supreme love community, radical supreme love. How when one does not have one’s voice and not speaking up makes one disappear. Our charge is to communicate, and how commitment must be bigger than concerns.Following up on an intuitive reading, a feline duality, and leading the pride A follow up since the full intuitive purpose reading with Eduardo, being the lion, understanding where he stands in the chain of life, how his ferociousness can be overwhelming when unleashed, how the duality of being a lion and timid cat is his theme, battling the two and learning how to embrace the two. Eduardo reflects on what reading was like, how it has impacted, fearless sharing vs. timid sharing, moved out of scarcity context and moving into an abundance context. Leading the pride, just standing in the space of not being a selfish lion, needing the support of the pride, being unapologetic and owning the power, leading from a place of selflessness and abundance, showing up to serve, and making a difference.Reference: The Muslim Jewish Conference 

The ripple effect of finding a confident voice… Eduardo Placer, ‎Social Impact Entrepreneur, Motivational Speaker, Community Builder, and Founder/CEO of Fearless Communicators (a dynamic public speaking coaching business that empowers leaders and change-makers) – (bio), joins Julie Chan for a discussion of finding one’s voice, and a follow up to a prior full intuitive reading, at the MouthMedia Network Studio at Voyager HQ.A voice and a story, when the body shows up, and the introverted extrovert Placer reviews how he started as an actor, and how he realized we all have a voice and a story to share, and how owning a voice and story can allow us to make impact. How he found himself on stage, wondering if is this all he was called to do in life, with the answer growing louder. He discusses public speaking, how the body shows up to the event of speaking, working with a school in southern Kenya, an LGBTQ activist organization in southeastern Africa, working with women in business to help the with their voice, and endeavoring to arm fearless communicators across the planet to speak about things that can make a difference. Placer reveals how he is an introverted extrovert, the opportunity to discover the power of you through sharing through those with less self-confidence having an empathy different than someone who is a natural. Breathing and tension, the universal inner dialogue, and a charge to communicate A conversation on where the voice is located, finding one’s voice, breathing and tension, and relieving jaw tensions and stretching. Intention, outcome and result, who are we being when speaking, what is the audience experiencing and feeling, and then the result. How we can choose to not be at mercy of inner dialogue we have of not being good enough, and how that dialogue is universal. Purpose and mission is being called to speak, we all have something important to say, are the unique person to share that, and present to that power. If the focus is on oneself, that focus is in the wrong place. Finding one’s voice, “powertalk”, and how to give amazing presentations. The movement of a supreme love community, radical supreme love. How when one does not have one’s voice and not speaking up makes one disappear. Our charge is to communicate, and how commitment must be bigger than concerns.Following up on an intuitive reading, a feline duality, and leading the pride A follow up since the full intuitive purpose reading with Eduardo, being the lion, understanding where he stands in the chain of life, how his ferociousness can be overwhelming when unleashed, how the duality of being a lion and timid cat is his theme, battling the two and learning how to embrace the two. Eduardo reflects on what reading was like, how it has impacted, fearless sharing vs. timid sharing, moved out of scarcity context and moving into an abundance context. Leading the pride, just standing in the space of not being a selfish lion, needing the support of the pride, being unapologetic and owning the power, leading from a place of selflessness and abundance, showing up to serve, and making a difference.Reference: The Muslim Jewish Conference

007 – Eduardo Placer of Fearless Communicators – The Lion and the Kitty

Sarah Takako Skinner

Revealing a truer self and finding hope through photography with Takako… Sarah Takako Skinner, Photographer and Creator of The Hope Is Project (bio), joins Julie Chan for an extraordinary and inspiring mini intuitive reading, interpretation and coaching. Recorded at the MouthMedia Network studios. (Includes explicit language.)Photographic process, a healing experience, and the moment between the moments Skinner discusses how her photography process with her subjects involve textures, emotions, a complex process, are incredibly enjoyable, have creativity with interpersonal relationships which develop. How she is a humanist first, with the camera documenting. How the common thread is that someone comes in with their own sense of identity, and she allows them to expand and expose fears, bringing them out. How she makes sue she gives a lot of direction, flowing through movements and actions and intentions, acting out, tapping into their inner child, sub personalities, how it is felt to be a transformative experience like art therapy, with storytelling, as a healing experience, enlightening, joyful, fun, providing a feeling of pride in who subjects are, seeing a new version of themselves, thinking of themselves in a way they never thought of before. Skinner touches on her process taking usually at least two days, how she is bossy and firm, and how the idea is to get them out of their heads. The moment between the moments, learning to learn to shed taboos, allowing herself to honor extreme anger and fear and live and reenact them. Once OK’d, you become to understand how to accept what is inside you, and all elements. Gastroschisis, becoming Takako, and The Hope Is Project Her extraordinary birth story, and how life was propelled by fight, scarring, trauma, and how she was bestowed the name Takako and it is a lifeline representing triumph on a battlefield. Skinner’s anger, shame, body shame, a long time to shed, allowing her to connect more directly with people. She’s all in, and has been able to do it, and how each image is her. Skinner talks about the meaning of hope, and the basic need for survival, how she has wondered what drove hope for her parents. When she decided to research the meaning of hope through other people, and it became The Hope Is Project, how hope has many levels making it impossible to fully verbalize it, so used a camera. Her mission to lead people to teach us, show us, inform us what their hope looks like. The press picked up on it, the power of visual communication, the hypothesis that hope begets hope, the act of searching with a physical item is powerful, giving participants back their power and a sense of purpose, why it matters that Skinner understands the fragility of life and to not waste it, but to push it, give back and lead. Evolving by pushing through, and how Skinner is living her purpose.An intuitive reading, clouds and a storm, and waiting for a rainbow Chan shares a mini intuitive reading, being a cloud, being seen and photographed, how light is blocked but then allowing light to filter through in new and magnificent ways, what is it? A way of being fleeting, of causing and creating a mark on the world, a shadow, and interplay of light that just happens. How a cloud can be remembered, forgotten, and can pass by without anyone noticing it existed, feeling like a child waiting for a rainbow to appear after a thunderous storm, focusing on an opening of light that has always been there can peek through, but it is what is invisible that moves it all in the first place. The fight to live the way she wants to live, a lot of fear and sacrifice, and getting past darkness and self-doubt. 

Revealing a truer self and finding hope through photography with Takako… Sarah Takako Skinner, Photographer and Creator of The Hope Is Project (bio), joins Julie Chan for an extraordinary and inspiring mini intuitive reading, interpretation and coaching. Recorded at the MouthMedia Network studios. (Includes explicit language.)Photographic process, a healing experience, and the moment between the moments Skinner discusses how her photography process with her subjects involve textures, emotions, a complex process, are incredibly enjoyable, have creativity with interpersonal relationships which develop. How she is a humanist first, with the camera documenting. How the common thread is that someone comes in with their own sense of identity, and she allows them to expand and expose fears, bringing them out. How she makes sue she gives a lot of direction, flowing through movements and actions and intentions, acting out, tapping into their inner child, sub personalities, how it is felt to be a transformative experience like art therapy, with storytelling, as a healing experience, enlightening, joyful, fun, providing a feeling of pride in who subjects are, seeing a new version of themselves, thinking of themselves in a way they never thought of before. Skinner touches on her process taking usually at least two days, how she is bossy and firm, and how the idea is to get them out of their heads. The moment between the moments, learning to learn to shed taboos, allowing herself to honor extreme anger and fear and live and reenact them. Once OK’d, you become to understand how to accept what is inside you, and all elements. Gastroschisis, becoming Takako, and The Hope Is Project Her extraordinary birth story, and how life was propelled by fight, scarring, trauma, and how she was bestowed the name Takako and it is a lifeline representing triumph on a battlefield. Skinner’s anger, shame, body shame, a long time to shed, allowing her to connect more directly with people. She’s all in, and has been able to do it, and how each image is her. Skinner talks about the meaning of hope, and the basic need for survival, how she has wondered what drove hope for her parents. When she decided to research the meaning of hope through other people, and it became The Hope Is Project, how hope has many levels making it impossible to fully verbalize it, so used a camera. Her mission to lead people to teach us, show us, inform us what their hope looks like. The press picked up on it, the power of visual communication, the hypothesis that hope begets hope, the act of searching with a physical item is powerful, giving participants back their power and a sense of purpose, why it matters that Skinner understands the fragility of life and to not waste it, but to push it, give back and lead. Evolving by pushing through, and how Skinner is living her <a href="http://purpose.An" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">purpose.An</a> intuitive reading, clouds and a storm, and waiting for a rainbow Chan shares a mini intuitive reading, being a cloud, being seen and photographed, how light is blocked but then allowing light to filter through in new and magnificent ways, what is it? A way of being fleeting, of causing and creating a mark on the world, a shadow, and interplay of light that just happens. How a cloud can be remembered, forgotten, and can pass by without anyone noticing it existed, feeling like a child waiting for a rainbow to appear after a thunderous storm, focusing on an opening of light that has always been there can peek through, but it is what is invisible that moves it all in the first place. The fight to live the way she wants to live, a lot of fear and sacrifice, and getting past darkness and self-doubt.

010 – Mini Intuitive Reading with Photographer Sarah Takako Skinner – Each Image Is Her

Naomi Pabst

Being the change, and how a better world begins with you…Two phrases one doesn’t usually hear: teaching at Yale and Harvard, and being a psychic. Five  years ago Naomi Pabst walked away from academia to pursue the louder calling of her soul — teaching others on the art of life and love. She reveals how she faces judgment from peers, and about race, gender, human suffering, how past life regression can help you understand all of this, and how discovering her two year old daughter was psychic set her on a new and meaningful journey.Naomi Pabst, PhD is a transformational teacher, a writer, healer, psychic, and strategist for change agents and messengers enacting various forms of societal transformation. She joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:How Pabst’s spiritual awakening began when her daughter was 2 years oldHow being a psychic was received when she was a professor at YaleMastering the art of tuning out what other people thinkHow we are powerful beings and set terms for we’re experiencingDiscovering her daughter had psychic gifts at two years oldMoving in the direction of helping peopleApplying what she learned at Yale and Harvard into the practice she has todayHelping people step into their purpose, step into love lives, hone intuition to improve quality of lifeWhy a better world begins with a better you, and our own pain causes other people painHow her work in black studies and women’s studies relates to her work nowHow we all go through stripping away process when transformingThe power of past-life regressions and Chan’s own personal past life as a sailorHow the surprise of research into psychic phenomena amplified Pabst’s own activationsHow mediating daily and good self care can amplify tuition, but we override our intuition all the time, and how switching the equation can matter Adding a dimension to your life and deepen your intimacy with life itselfHow science is not a fixed entity and is continually proving magicAnd the desire to experiment with the fact of oneness of all of us, and the diversitySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Being the change, and how a better world begins with you… Two phrases one doesn’t usually hear: teaching at Yale and Harvard, and being a psychic. Five  years ago Naomi Pabst walked away from academia to pursue the louder calling of her soul — teaching others on the art of life and love. She reveals how she faces judgment from peers, and about race, gender, human suffering, how past life regression can help you understand all of this, and how discovering her two year old daughter was psychic set her on a new and meaningful journey. Naomi Pabst, PhD is a transformational teacher, a writer, healer, psychic, and strategist for change agents and messengers enacting various forms of societal transformation. She joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser. In this episode: How Pabst’s spiritual awakening began when her daughter was 2 years old How being a psychic was received when she was a professor at Yale Mastering the art of tuning out what other people think How we are powerful beings and set terms for we’re experiencing Discovering her daughter had psychic gifts at two years old Moving in the direction of helping people Applying what she learned at Yale and Harvard into the practice she has today Helping people step into their purpose, step into love lives, hone intuition to improve quality of life Why a better world begins with a better you, and our own pain causes other people pain How her work in black studies and women’s studies relates to her work now How we all go through stripping away process when transforming The power of past-life regressions and Chan’s own personal past life as a sailor How the surprise of research into psychic phenomena amplified Pabst’s own activations How mediating daily and good self care can amplify tuition, but we override our intuition all the time, and how switching the equation can matter Adding a dimension to your life and deepen your intimacy with life itself How science is not a fixed entity and is continually proving magic And the desire to experiment with the fact of oneness of all of us, and the diversity See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

045 – Naomi Pabst – Life, Love, and Transformation

When psychology meets spirituality in therapy…Clinical psychologists and wives Dr. Anna Huff and Dr. Teresa Reyes Castillo, along with Terri Galuszka (clairvoyant medium and healer with Visions of Light) — who together operate a coaching practice,  join Julie Chan for the second part of an interview in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:Top recommendations for people who are seeking to awaken or are close to that processQuestioning what you want and don’t want anymore, who do you want to beSeeing what is genuinely you and not, questioning everything.Seeking things outside of you for guidance, but they don’t give answersSitting alone in silence for long periods of timeImternal landcsapes don’t make sense with words, but images helpDiscovering one’s spiritAmazing effects of how we get coded into a train of thoughtFood-eliminating, thinking of it as totally different wayVibrationally connecting foods to measure nutritionImpact on bodies and mental well being and spiritual channelsA look into the futureA more conscious effort to come into communityNuclear war and global political issues]How we’re responsibleFor chocies we makeThe anxiety on the planet, a need to come to a direct centerThe need to understand what were doingThe future we’re aiming towardThe rise needs to be greater than the fallThe trend and threat to question thingsStriving for balanceA reminder of an image of unity and lightSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When psychology meets spirituality in therapy… Clinical psychologists and wives Dr. Anna Huff and Dr. Teresa Reyes Castillo, along with Terri Galuszka (clairvoyant medium and healer with Visions of Light) — who together operate a coaching practice,  join Julie Chan for the second part of an interview in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: Top recommendations for people who are seeking to awaken or are close to that process Questioning what you want and don’t want anymore, who do you want to be Seeing what is genuinely you and not, questioning everything. Seeking things outside of you for guidance, but they don’t give answers Sitting alone in silence for long periods of time Imternal landcsapes don’t make sense with words, but images help Discovering one’s spirit Amazing effects of how we get coded into a train of thought Food-eliminating, thinking of it as totally different way Vibrationally connecting foods to measure nutrition Impact on bodies and mental well being and spiritual channels A look into the future A more conscious effort to come into community Nuclear war and global political issues] How we’re responsibleFor chocies we make The anxiety on the planet, a need to come to a direct center The need to understand what were doing The future we’re aiming toward The rise needs to be greater than the fall The trend and threat to question things Striving for balance A reminder of an image of unity and light See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

080 – Pt. 2 – Dr. Anna Huff, Dr. Teresa Reyes Castillo, and Terri Galuszka –  Blending Psychology and Spirituality – Part 2

Laura Hames Franklin

Transforming body, business, and life…Laura Hames Franklin, Creator of the Universal Health Principles and Founder of Wholly Shift and Starship Mastermind, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:How Julie and Laura were sitting on a rock in Central Park, and magic happenedHow Laura’s spiritual journey began, and she’s always been on a journey, always something different about her, always questioning the normWhen she was in dance college, found a book about body, mind, and it meant so much with her and she never took book back to the collegeMoving to NYC, and how Laura had a feeling it was her destination, magic seemed to happen thereBeing pulled out of her logic box over and overWhenLaura learned body talkLearning the Franklin method (Eric Franklin, whom she ultimately ended up marrying)If you don’t know how to activate everything in your body and mind, you can only get so farLaura realizing her journey is to bring those pieces together, gave it a voiceCreated a system called universal health principalsHow the body heals, connected to big energy field, wisdomDissolving layers of aspects of herself she thought was her but weren’tDemolishing aspects of business to be free to be herselfNot believing the story on the surfaceThe difference in thinking paradigms between her and her husbandKey aspects of the physics of universeHow you are the whole point, and about individuality, but connected to an all knowing intelligence energy fieldAn incredible spirit-animal moment of energyFeeling connected to energy all around youThe humor of the universeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Transforming body, business, and life… Laura Hames Franklin, Creator of the Universal Health Principles and Founder of Wholly Shift and Starship Mastermind, joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: How Julie and Laura were sitting on a rock in Central Park, and magic happened How Laura’s spiritual journey began, and she’s always been on a journey, always something different about her, always questioning the norm When she was in dance college, found a book about body, mind, and it meant so much with her and she never took book back to the college Moving to NYC, and how Laura had a feeling it was her destination, magic seemed to happen there Being pulled out of her logic box over and over WhenLaura learned body talk Learning the Franklin method (Eric Franklin, whom she ultimately ended up marrying) If you don’t know how to activate everything in your body and mind, you can only get so far Laura realizing her journey is to bring those pieces together, gave it a voice Created a system called universal health principals How the body heals, connected to big energy field, wisdom Dissolving layers of aspects of herself she thought was her but weren’t Demolishing aspects of business to be free to be herself Not believing the story on the surface The difference in thinking paradigms between her and her husband Key aspects of the physics of universe How you are the whole point, and about individuality, but connected to an all knowing intelligence energy field An incredible spirit-animal moment of energy Feeling connected to energy all around you The humor of the universe See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

082 – Laura Hames Franklin – The Magic and Humor of the Universe

Amy Allison-Scharf

Just jumping in and trusting the universe…Amy Allison-Scharf joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:Being in love with the band Duran Duran, obsessed with NYC, an a dream to move there from CaliforniaTheater schoolA relationship breakup leads to a friendly invite her to come to NYC at 23 years oldJust living life as a waitress, and coming across a personal training program, and being interested in humanityGetting into design, and spaces, how they can make you feel, your experience in a spaceRearranging furniture and the impact on the way a room makes you feelLearning from modeling to trust herselfWorked briefly for Bette Midler’s daughter when she was 21When Bette bought Avon from her momNo separation between people—we’re all just peopleJust jumping in and trusting the universeAn intuitive reading about moving with a friendly windA feeling of freedom to explore lifeLoving to take care of peopleGetting involved in the communityEngaging with people in simple waysSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just jumping in and trusting the universe… Amy Allison-Scharf joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studio powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: Being in love with the band Duran Duran, obsessed with NYC, an a dream to move there from California Theater school A relationship breakup leads to a friendly invite her to come to NYC at 23 years old Just living life as a waitress, and coming across a personal training program, and being interested in humanity Getting into design, and spaces, how they can make you feel, your experience in a space Rearranging furniture and the impact on the way a room makes you feel Learning from modeling to trust herself Worked briefly for Bette Midler’s daughter when she was 21 When Bette bought Avon from her mom No separation between people—we’re all just people Just jumping in and trusting the universe An intuitive reading about moving with a friendly wind A feeling of freedom to explore life Loving to take care of people Getting involved in the community Engaging with people in simple ways See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

083 – Amy Allison-Scharf – Moving with a Friendly Wind

Happy Thanksgiving from Julie and everyone at “All Possibilities!” We’re so grateful to our audience, guests, families, and production partners. We’ll be back next week with a brand new episode!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Thanksgiving from Julie and everyone at “All Possibilities!” We’re so grateful to our audience, guests, families, and production partners. We’ll be back next week with a brand new episode! See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Lauren Coles

Emily Griesing

A boat-based wellness retreat company…Lauren Coles (CEO, Daisy Yoga and Yoga Yacht) and Emily Griesing (COO of Yoga Yacht) (Yoga Yacht takes passengers on boat rides to exclusive beach locations worldwide for yoga and meditation experiences) join Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:Being very sad, had life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, very sickNeeded a way to celebrate getting through that, being well again, inviting clients to celebration which became Yoga YachtSomething to look forward toReducing tension from a sedentary work lifestyleAnother option instead of owning yoga mats and having it be a must-do instead of a want-to-doImportance of feeling strong in your own bodyA connection to the water, a father’s work on the water with Pete Seeger and trying to fit in with a legacyEducation is a big part of thingsHow to meld the creatures on this worldBoat partnerships, brand partnerships, not just trying to sell lifestyle experience, but has meaning behind itConnecting with a memory when partnering with groups, customizing experience for brand partnersEvery partner had a cause mission behind itLosing weight, loving yourselfYoga Yacht takes passengers on boat rides to exclusive beach locations worldwide for yoga and meditation experiences. They are all about connection: to land and to sea, to yourself and to others. Our experiences are open to all, with the goal of bringing together a community of like-minded individuals to embrace the moment. they provide unforgettable wellness escapes while raising awareness on ocean conservation and reducing our negative impact on the environment as a maritime company and as individuals. They partner with socially-conscious brands and organizations that elevate guest experiences and align with their mission of wellness, connection, and giving back.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A boat-based wellness retreat company… Lauren Coles (CEO, Daisy Yoga and Yoga Yacht) and Emily Griesing (COO of Yoga Yacht) (Yoga Yacht takes passengers on boat rides to exclusive beach locations worldwide for yoga and meditation experiences) join Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: Being very sad, had life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, very sick Needed a way to celebrate getting through that, being well again, inviting clients to celebration which became Yoga Yacht Something to look forward to Reducing tension from a sedentary work lifestyle Another option instead of owning yoga mats and having it be a must-do instead of a want-to-do Importance of feeling strong in your own body A connection to the water, a father’s work on the water with Pete Seeger and trying to fit in with a legacy Education is a big part of things How to meld the creatures on this world Boat partnerships, brand partnerships, not just trying to sell lifestyle experience, but has meaning behind it Connecting with a memory when partnering with groups, customizing experience for brand partners Every partner had a cause mission behind it Losing weight, loving yourself Yoga Yacht takes passengers on boat rides to exclusive beach locations worldwide for yoga and meditation experiences. They are all about connection: to land and to sea, to yourself and to others. Our experiences are open to all, with the goal of bringing together a community of like-minded individuals to embrace the moment. they provide unforgettable wellness escapes while raising awareness on ocean conservation and reducing our negative impact on the environment as a maritime company and as individuals. They partner with socially-conscious brands and organizations that elevate guest experiences and align with their mission of wellness, connection, and giving back. See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

078 – Lauren Coles and Emily Griesing of Yoga Yacht – Bond, Thrive, Experience

Being a 4D Thinker, transformative tech meets human evolution, how Korean-American Midwest roots shapes an ecosystem of startups, and human transcendence…June Choi, CEO of Serval Ventures (evolving the startup success and venture investment model by applying a data-driven experimentation approach, honing talent, and delivering thoughtful and sustained support) joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by Sennheiser.In this episode:How Choi had as many as five careers, and being a Korean-American immigrantChoi was supposed to go to med school, but sees herself as a four-dimensional thinker, see things play out, didn’t want that pathFiguring what she didn’t want, and her parents disowned herShe decided to pursue a literature degree, loved reading books, and her father disowned her againTook a business minorWanted to be a judge, but didn’t want to go to law schoolMoved to England because they speak English tooCouldn’t feed herself, depended on RamenBecoming an executive director at just 26 for a non profitGot divorced, had a child, had to support child but not do it full timeDid strategy consultingTook professional sacrifices to be home with her child as much as possibleDecided she is female role model for her daughterThen started a company, which was scaryChoi had resisted being an entrepeneur for a long time, was freeingBeing an advisor to a startup and they wouldn’t listenSo, became an investorWhy aren’t accelerators and venture investing evolving properly?As an investor – less tech people in tech companies, business people have an idea, then hire expensive people for a startup, so they have to raise money instead of building company and product and going to marketChoi focused on the need to keep founders focused, and thus the innovation roadmap developedThe way different people think, complex vs. linearChan provides an intuitive reading – using play and educationFacilitator instead of farmer, helping others understand each other, further their visionsCommunity watering hole, serenity and togethernessContributing to the farmEmerging techHow people are evolvingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Being a 4D Thinker, transformative tech meets human evolution, how Korean-American Midwest roots shapes an ecosystem of startups, and human transcendence… June Choi, CEO of Serval Ventures (evolving the startup success and venture investment model by applying a data-driven experimentation approach, honing talent, and delivering thoughtful and sustained support) joins Julie Chan in the MouthMedia Network studios powered by <a href="http://Sennheiser.In" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sennheiser.In</a> this episode: How Choi had as many as five careers, and being a Korean-American immigrant Choi was supposed to go to med school, but sees herself as a four-dimensional thinker, see things play out, didn’t want that path Figuring what she didn’t want, and her parents disowned her She decided to pursue a literature degree, loved reading books, and her father disowned her again Took a business minor Wanted to be a judge, but didn’t want to go to law school Moved to England because they speak English too Couldn’t feed herself, depended on Ramen Becoming an executive director at just 26 for a non profit Got divorced, had a child, had to support child but not do it full time Did strategy consulting Took professional sacrifices to be home with her child as much as possible Decided she is female role model for her daughter Then started a company, which was scary Choi had resisted being an entrepeneur for a long time, was freeing Being an advisor to a startup and they wouldn’t listen So, became an investor Why aren’t accelerators and venture investing evolving properly? As an investor – less tech people in tech companies, business people have an idea, then hire expensive people for a startup, so they have to raise money instead of building company and product and going to market Choi focused on the need to keep founders focused, and thus the innovation roadmap developed The way different people think, complex vs. linear Chan provides an intuitive reading – using play and education Facilitator instead of farmer, helping others understand each other, further their visions Community watering hole, serenity and togetherness Contributing to the farm Emerging tech How people are evolving See <a href="http://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

077 – June Choi  of Serval Ventures – 4D Tech Farmer

The best podcast episodes of the most interesting stories and things. From skyping someone while they're in space, to tracking down and meeting a telephone scammer in person, to the story of a Galapagos. These episodes will keep you and all your friends entertained and captivated for hours. Learn something new in every episode! Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

Best Episodes: Interesting Stories & Things

The Best Multi-Part Documentaries, with documentaries on Obama, Federer vs Nadal, the making of Star Wars, Netflix vs Blockbuster and more. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!