Parhaat Margie Warrell Podcastit (2024)

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119 - My brother Frank: Be the captain of your life, not captive of your circumstance 42:18

5M ago42:18

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This episode was recorded during my brother Frank's visit—a journey of over 10,000 miles from Australia. What makes this journey truly remarkable is that Frank, living with paraplegia, approaches travel with a 'can do' mindset that sets him apart. In a world often focused on limitations, Frank's determination to embrace new adventures despite his l…

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118 - Amy Edmondson: Are you risking enough intelligent failure? Decoding failure to progress faster 46:49

12M ago46:49

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Not only does nobody enjoy failure, but we also often fail to learn from it, resulting in failing twice! Building on my previous podcast episode with Amy Edmondson (Episode 116), Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management at the Harvard Business School, we dive into her latest book, Right Kind of Wrong, and unpack the science of failing well. …

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117 - Kirstin Ferguson: Leadership is a series of moments requiring both head and heart 41:16

1y ago41:16

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Leadership isn’t about position or title. It’s about the decision we make, moment by moment, to show up… with head and heart and be a force for good in the lives of others. In my conversation with Kirstin, we discuss her new book Head & Heart and how you can be the leader the world needs you to be. We talk about staying self-aware (easier said than…

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116 - Amy Edmondson: Psychological safety de-risks candor and fuels courage. 53:06

1+ y ago53:06

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"Unsafe cultures endanger everyone," says Amy Edmondson, Novartis Professor at Harvard Business School. Amy and I unpack why courage and psychological safety are two sides of the same coin, and why fostering psychologically safe workplaces requires people to trust that the pay off for courage is worth the pitfalls. Regardless of your position, maki…

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115 - The Integrity Deficit: Do what’s right and clean up your slip-ups 22:00

1+ y ago22:00

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You like to think of yourself as a person with integrity, right? Yet, doing what’s right is easier said than done. In a world where examples of poor character are easy to find, it’s easy to rationalize cutting corners or telling “little white lies". However, we often underestimate the cost of compromising what we know, deep down, is the right thing…

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114 - General Stanley McChrystal: What we get wrong about risk that makes us more vulnerable 59:57

1+ y ago59:57

59:57

Stanley McChrystal spent his military career navigating the real and deadly risks of combat, finishing a four-star General in Afghanistan overseeing 147,000 soldiers. He has walked the path of courage in ways most of us never will, concluding that the greatest source of risk lays in us - in how we identify, assess, respond and learn from risk. We c…

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113 - We are all response-able! Reclaim the power you give to your circumstances, blame and excuses 18:09

1+ y ago18:09

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This episode is inspired by chapter one from my book Find Your Courage: The Courage To Take Responsibility The quality of your life directly correlates to your willingness to own your experience of life and resist the temptation to blame others or pity yourself. We live in a culture that encourages people to feel powerless and operate from a victim…

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112 - It’s time to Take Courage! New series introduction 16:06

1+ y ago16:06

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Let’s face it, if it were easy to be brave with our lives - to lean into our fears, choose ‘courage over comfort’ and lay our pride, ego and vulnerability on the line, more of us would. Truth is, our deep seated fears often keep us from taking the very actions that would help us create more rewarding lives. In this new series, I invite you to step …

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111 - The Courage Deficit: The hidden tax we pay when we let our deepest fears eclipse our highest values 31:45

2y ago31:45

31:45

It’s easy to criticize those in leadership roles for their lack of courage. Yet before we can change the world around us, we must first look at the world within us and reclaim the power we so often give to our fears. So as we close out one year and look toward the next, I invite you to think about where you may be letting your deepest fears keep yo…

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110 - Act as the person you aspire to become 19:48

2y ago19:48

19:48

Every trait you admire in others also resides in you. Yet, it's easy to tell ourselves the lie that we have to first have more resources outside of us before we can become the person we’d most like to be. Not true. Deciding how you will show up for life right now is the most powerful way to become the person you eventually want to be. In this podca…

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109 - Make decisions fueled by courage, not fear 18:09

2+ y ago18:09

18:09

Decisions, decisions, decisions. Every day you make hundreds of decisions. Some large, many small. Yet too often fear – conscious and unconscious – keeps us from making the decisions that would serve us most – in our careers, relationships and lives. Left unchecked, fear of what might go wrong can drive us to make short-sighted, reactive, overcauti…

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108 - Shedding Shame: Step out from the dark shadow of shame and reclaim your worth 27:02

2+ y ago27:02

27:02

In this podcast, I dive into the dark shadows in which we carry shame that disconnects us from others and keeps us from living our best and bravest lives. As I share one of my most significant experiences with shame, I explain how 'shame stories' are not the truth, yet they warp our perception and shape our reality. Over time, they can keep us stuc…

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107 - Are you learning what life is teaching you? How to grow into the person you were born to become 31:35

2+ y ago31:35

31:35

If your life was a Grand Masterclass, what lesson would it be teaching you? In this comeback podcast, I extend three invitations to transform what tests you the most into your most profound opportunities to learn and grow into the person your life is calling you to be. Beware – your fear and pride are pulling in the other direction. Please rate and…

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106 - Rory Vaden: Multiply your time to magnify your influence 36:44

3y ago36:44

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Time is a finite resource so learning how to multiply your time is a game-changer. In my conversation with Rory Vaden, New York Times bestselling author of Take the Stairs and Procrastinate on Purpose, we unpack how you can allocate your hours in the day in ways that create more time for what you love most and what makes the biggest impact for othe…

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Chapter 8: Back Yourself - Don’t wait to feel brave … take the leap! 18:51

3y ago18:51

18:51

You are what you repeatedly do. And what you repeatedly do profoundly shapes the environment you create around you. So if you want to live a bigger, braver and more meaningful life you have to be really intentional. This starts with clearing out the ‘stuff’ that keeps you thinking small and creating an environment - physical, mental, emotional and …

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104 - Victoria Labalme: Dare to ‘risk forward’. What you want most is riding on it. 22:56

3y ago22:56

22:56

Victoria Labalme draws on over 20 years in the performing arts to help awaken the inner genius that lives in all of us. In our conversation, she shares insights from her best-selling book Risk Forward to help you embrace not knowing and take the very risks you need to move forward to creating a career and life you love. Get the first four chapters …

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103 - David Marquet: Leading by intention can take you from 'worst to first’ 39:09

3y ago39:09

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When a lifelong student of leadership, Captain David Marquet, took over the helm of the USS Sante Fe Nuclear Submarine, it was the worst-performing sub in the fleet. His decision to give intent versus give orders ’turned the ship around' taking it from worst to first and achieving the highest retention and operational standings in the US Navy. In m…

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Chapter 7: Lead Bravely - Cultivate a culture that fuels courage, not fear 15:29

3y ago15:29

15:29

Research has found that the biggest predictor of high-performing teams is psychological safety; that is how safe people feel to speak up, share mistakes or ask for help. Yet creating a 'culture of courage' is not just relevant to organizations, it’s relevant to each and every one of us in every sphere of life. When people around you feel safe and e…

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101 - Veronica Tsepkala: A life in exile & standing up for principle, in Belarus & everywhere 30:56

3y ago30:56

30:56

Belarusian Veronica Tsapkala embodies the courage required to lead change in the most challenging of circumstances. Fearing political persecution in Belarus after her husband Valery Tsepkalo was denied registration in the 2020 Belarus Presidential election by President Lukashenko, Veronica was forced to flee her country. She has since become a pass…

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100th episode! It’s always a good time to be braver with your life 25:59

3y ago25:59

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In this 100th episode of the Live Brave Podcast, I share 5 ways you can be braver in your life, starting with focusing on the bravest vision for your future. Of course, setting a bold goal doesn’t mean you’ll land on your feet every time, but as I share in this episode, it’s not what you accomplish from living bravely that matters near as much as w…

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099 - Robert Glazer: Learn how to fail well and stop believing everything you tell yourself 35:44

3y ago35:44

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How often do you risk failure? Chances are it’s not near as often as would be serving you. As I discussed with entrepreneur Robert Glazer, the difference between winners and losers lies in how they win and how they lose. Our tendency to over-personalize failure keeps us from taking the very actions that would help us fail forward and succeed faster…

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098 - AJ Vaden: Find your ’super power’ and use it to serve (and solve problems!) 39:18

3y ago39:18

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My conversation with AJ Vaden, co-founder of the Brand Builders Group, explores how each of us can share our unique gifts and express our one-of-a-kind brand of brilliance most powerfully in the world. In sharing her own journey of discovering her unique ’super power’ AJ has learned how each of us can find within ourselves everything we need to bui…

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Chapter 6: Embrace Setbacks - Transform adversity to rise to higher ground 20:34

3y ago20:34

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Life is full of stressors - situations that have the potential to trigger a neural highjack and send us into a downward spiral of negative emotions. In this episode, I share the steps from my SOAR approach detailed in Chapter 6 of Stop Playing Safe to rising above those situations that too often pull us down and keep us responding to our challenges…

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096 - Chester Elton: Why making gratitude a habit helps beat overwhelm and anxiety 33:54

3y ago33:54

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My conversation with Chester Elton, bestselling leadership author explores how you can curb overwhelm, manage anxiety and live more gratefully. It’s a conversation rich in laughter and practical strategies you can use to become more of the calm, centered and big-hearted person you aspire to be. More about Chester here Chester's latest books: Leadin…

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Chapter 5: Learn, Unlearn & Relearn - The thinking that got you here won’t get you there 13:28

3y ago13:28

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We all like to think that our way of viewing the world - and the people, problems and possibilities in it - is the right way. In fact, we all have what’s called a ‘confirmation bias’ that drives us to look for evidence to support our existing beliefs and behaviours and ignore or discount those which contradict them. Yet only when you are willing to…

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Chapter 4: Speak Bravely - Embrace the discomfort of crucial conversations 15:42

3y ago15:42

15:42

The quality of your relationships is determined by the quality of the conversations you have in them. But often the conversations we most need to have are those we least want to have – too uncomfortable, too awkward, too risky. In this episode, I will share with you a few of the strategies I’ve written about in Chapter 4 of Stop Playing Safe to hel…

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093 - Dr Timothy Clark: You can do hard things... in a human way 38:10

3y ago38:10

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In this episode, I interview leadership consultant Dr Tim Clark who shares his four stages framework for building psychological safety and doing the hard things that leaders must do in a very human way. We unpack the 'why’ and 'how’ of connecting from both heart and head, embracing vulnerability and giving candid feedback. And so much more! More ab…

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092 - Daniel Gade: A wounded warrior's lesson on turning your greatest challenges into your highest growth 41:47

3y ago41:47

41:47

Daniel Gade spent a year in hospital after losing his leg while serving in the US Army in Iraq, yet, he is by no means a victim. Rather he is a passionate advocate for helping wounded warriors to thrive. His life story (which is far from over) holds a powerful lesson on actively choosing how you will show up for life, regardless of the circumstance…

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Chapter 3: Be Trustworthy - Align bold action with right action 13:46

3y ago13:46

13:46

None of us are immune to cutting corners, justifying little white lies or taking the more expedient path even when we know, deep down, it’s not the right one. Clearly, no one sets out to damage trust yet the little decisions we make every day can undermine the trust we build in our relationships. When people can truly trust you - your character, co…

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090 - Patrick Leddin: Step up. Show up. Press on - no matter what 34:04

3y ago34:04

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Let’s face it, if it were easy to accomplish big things, more people would be out there, pushing boundaries and risking failure. But as I discussed with Patrick Leddin, author of The Five-Week Leadership Challenge, it’s who you decide to be when plans go awry that makes life meaningful and makes the biggest impact on others. From parachuting into t…

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Chapter 2: Lean Towards Risk - The odds are better than you think 16:34

3y ago16:34

16:34

Have you ever looked back and wished you’d been braver? Of course, you have. It’s because we humans are wired for safety; to focus more on what we could lose than on what we could gain - to steer away from short-term risks and toward whatever shores up our sense of security. But at life’s end, most people regret far more the risks they didn’t take …

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088 - Ambassador Melanne Verveer: Women in Afghanistan and why empowering women benefits everyone 34:44

3y ago34:44

34:44

Ambassador Verveer was the first U.S. Ambassador for Global Women’s Issues and is the Executive Director of Georgetown University’s Institute for Women, Peace and Security. Our conversation began with discussing the urgent action required to address the immediate needs of women and girls in Afghanistan to protect their future. Our conversation then…

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087 - Kevin Cashman: Get on purpose to use your gifts for maximum good 1:02:30

3y ago1:02:30

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My conversation with Kevin Cashman, 6x author and co-leader of CEO and Executive Development at Korn Ferry was as far-reaching as it was profound, most notably when Kevin shared his near-death experience in 2020. We dived deep into what it means to live ‘on purpose’ and how you can apply his 3G framework to lead yourself and others through this sto…

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Chapter 1: Know Your Why - Decide how you will measure success 14:48

3y ago14:48

14:48

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a catalyst for many of us to step back and reassess our lives; what we are doing with our time and talents each day and why it matters. In Chapter One of Stop Playing Safe, I share my four-part framework for getting ‘on purpose’ so that you can develop your greatest strengths in a way that is most meaningful to you an…

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Welcome to Series 4: Lead Bravely 12:49

3y ago12:49

12:49

Welcome back to my fourth series of the Live Bravely Podcast. After taking an extended ‘leave of absence’ I’m excited to be back with this brand new series focused on supporting you to show up in the world as the biggest bravest person you have it within you to be. I get that some people see the word leader and tune out. If that’s you, please don’t…

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084 - Dr Phil McGraw: Monsters live in the dark - mental health, reentry fear & building confidence to ‘get back to life' 35:33

3+ y ago35:33

35:33

As we look forward beyond this pandemic, I enjoyed a deep dive conversation with Dr Phil about its impact on mental health, irrational fear and building the confidence to ‘get back to life’. We covered a lot of ground, from removing the stigma around mental illness and the long-term impact of social isolation to how we can help our kids build self-…

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083 - A chapter closes: Your problems are not the problem 28:32

4y ago28:32

28:32

After years of derailed plans to return to my children in the USA, I am finally moving back to America. Recorded the day before leaving Singapore, I reflect on the power of embracing problems as opportunities to build our muscles for life. If you’ve had plans derail in 2020 or are feeling weighed down by your own problems – worried about the future…

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082 - Andrew Kap: Does the law of attraction really work? 33:55

4y ago33:55

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The over-simplification of the Law of Attraction (LOA) has given it a bad rap in recent years. So whether you’re a confirmed LOA fan or its biggest cynic, you’ll enjoy this conversation with Andrew Kap, the bestselling author of The Last Law of Attraction Book You'll Ever Need To Read. Episode links: Andrew’s book: The Last Law of Attraction Book Y…

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081- Dots connect backward: Trust that everything works out in the end (... it’s not the end yet!) 22:00

4y ago22:00

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When plans derail and you find yourself in circumstances you’d never have chosen, it's easy to fall into self-pity, fear or blame; feeling like life is working against you. In this podcast, I share news of moving back to the US after years of twists and turns. I encourage you to keep faith that life is working for you, even when you cannot see how;…

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080 - Dr Paige Williams: Build your 'Anti-Fragility' to stand strong no matter what life throws at you 46:14

4y ago46:14

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As 2020 has disrupted the normal flow of life, it’s also taught us to embrace the uncertain, the unplanned, and unwanted that life throws at us. But this is easier said than done. Today’s conversation with Dr Paige Williams, author of AntiFragile, provides actionable science-backed advice to help you become anti-fragile, including how to get more c…

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079 - Life is happening FOR you, not to you: Look for the silent invitation your hardships hold 21:19

4y ago21:19

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Life doesn't happen to you, it happens FOR you. Recorded when I was fresh back from two months overseas, this podcast will inspire you to reframe your biggest challenges so you can turn them into your greatest gifts and growth. For more inspiration and resources, check out: Reset Your Life Compass at www.resetyourlifecompass.com (use the code RESET…

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078 – Turia Pitt: Living a happier life, even in hard times 27:20

4y ago27:20

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Turia Pitt is living proof that with the right mindset, anything is possible. Since suffering severe burns to over 85% of her body during a 100km ultramarathon, Turia has gone on to become a bestselling author, two-time Ironman and humanitarian. Enjoy my conversation with Turia as we discuss her new book, Happy and Other Ridiculous Aspirations. Mor…

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077 - Start with who: Decide who you want to be regardless of your circumstances 8:50

4y ago8:50

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Every attribute we admire in others also lives in us. The good news is that who you decide to be is entirely within your control. Confidence, courage, optimism, gratitude… these are all muscles you can strengthen with practice. So, in times when it's easy to let problems define us, it’s vital to be deliberate in defining ourselves; identifying the …

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076 - Stand guard on your energy: Beware emotional vampires 10:41

4y ago10:41

10:41

Taking 100% responsibility for the energy you let in and the energy you put out is always important. But, in the midst of challenging times, when we are feeling fragile, we have to be even more vigilant about the energy we let into our emotional space. More at margiewarrell.comKirjoittanut Margie Warrell

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075 - Bronnie Ware: How to avoid the greatest regrets of the dying 47:18

4+ y ago47:18

47:18

My illuminating conversation with Bronnie Ware, a former palliative care nurse who wrote The Five Regrets of the Dying, will help you reframe your challenges and look at your life through a larger lens, helping you to find the courage to step beyond the fears that keep you from living the life you truly want, and not the one others expect of you. M…

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074 - Share your truth: Social connection bolsters emotional resilience 12:00

4+ y ago12:00

12:00

In the midst of difficulty, we often want to ‘mask up’ or pull back from the people around us. Yet research shows that people who have strong social support not only bounce back faster from difficult times but are also strengthened by the strength of their relationships. In this podcast, I share why reaching out and asking for help is not a sign of…

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073 - Embrace uncertainty: On the other side of uncertainty lays possibility (and the Rockies) 12:59

4+ y ago12:59

12:59

We are wired for certainty so when life is uncertain, it’s innately uncomfortable and can easily trigger anxiety. Recorded on the eve of flying across the world amid COVID-19, I reflect on the importance of embracing uncertainty in the midst of an already uncertain time.Kirjoittanut Margie Warrell

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072 - Reclaim your power: Don’t let your problems be your identity 10:31

4+ y ago10:31

10:31

Your hardships and heartaches may shape who you are, but they don’t define who you are. Only you get to define that. And therein lies your greatest power – to choose how you will show up and who you will be despite the circumstances of your life. In this episode, I share what I learned after being held at gunpoint in an armed robbery and soon after…

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071 - Janine Garner: Manage your energy, own your brilliance, magnify your impact 44:39

4+ y ago44:39

44:39

My conversation with Janine Garner, author of Be Brilliant, will inspire you to stop selling yourself short and to start focusing your time, talents and energy on stepping fully into your own brilliance, regardless of what is going on around you. My July28/29 virtual workshop Janine Garner’s book Be Brilliant…

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070 - Sit with your sadness: It's a wall between two gardens 12:59

4+ y ago12:59

12:59

Sadness is a natural response to loss. It holds the hidden gift of pointing us toward what truly matters most. Yet in the midst of loss, we often seek to numb the pain, push it down or distract ourselves from it. In this podcast, I share how I processed the grief of losing my youngest brother to suicide. If you are struggling with loss in any form,…

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