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Plato said that music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything. We’ve all known for a long time that music is not only a joy for the ears but…

Plato said that musi…

Plato said that music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything. We’ve all known for a long time that music is not only a joy for the ears but can also make us feel comforted. A song can evoke pleasant memories, yes, but the power of music is amplified if we can play it.      My guest, musician and educator Vinnie Stergin, realized this as soon as he started teaching his students how to play an instrument. His instrument of choice? The ukulele. From this he developed his Mindful Ukulele Method and some of the things he discovered we…

We’ve all heard the idea that it’s not about what happens to you, it’s about how you deal with it. This is especially true for anyone who’s had to grapple with something devastating that happe…

We’ve all heard th…

We’ve all heard the idea that it’s not about what happens to you, it’s about how you deal with it. This is especially true for anyone who’s had to grapple with something devastating that happened to them, whether it’s an illness or event that was thrusted upon them. Very often, even after the acute pain of the event has passed, it’s left its mark upon us in the form of sadness or self-limiting beliefs that disempower us.     Soul Empowerment Coach Birgitta Visser found a way to successfully overcome traumatic experiences in her life and shares her techniques for healing on this …

What would you be willing to do to live your dream life? Leave family and friends? Move halfway around the world to a place where you know nobody else? Dive into your passion, a career where failure i…

What would you be wi…

What would you be willing to do to live your dream life? Leave family and friends? Move halfway around the world to a place where you know nobody else? Dive into your passion, a career where failure is the norm? Being willing to make mistakes and learn as you go?      Well, that’s what my guest in this episode, Film Director Elizabeth Blake-Thomas did. She left her home in England to seek success in Hollywood and her inspiring story can help you, too, take that dive into what you really want out of life. Elizabeth shares the keys to what she did, including:·      Why dreams matter·�…

Being a successful entrepreneur is hard work for anyone. Just imagine, though, what it takes for someone who is neuro and physically diverse to make it. Well, you don’t have to imagine it. On this w…

Being a successful e…

Being a successful entrepreneur is hard work for anyone. Just imagine, though, what it takes for someone who is neuro and physically diverse to make it. Well, you don’t have to imagine it. On this week’s episode we speak with Katherine McCord, a business owner and inspirational speaker, who shares how her unique perspective has been an asset in her career.     Katherine sheds light on how being atypical has shaped her life and career. She emphasizes why its necessary to embrace diversity and work with people and not against them. Katherine also explains the importance of:·      Why …

Are you a sufferer? Do you tend to focus more on the dark side than look at life sunny side up? Well, there's are reasons for this, and they just may astonish you.    We delve into the intrigui…

Are you a sufferer? …

Are you a sufferer? Do you tend to focus more on the dark side than look at life sunny side up? Well, there's are reasons for this, and they just may astonish you.    We delve into the intriguing concept of self-suffering and why some individuals seem to embrace misery with Judy Wilkins-Smith, an expert in systemic works and constellations. One of the key points we discussed was the glorification and monetization of victimhood in our society. It's unfortunate that negativity and suffering often receive more attention and validation than positivity and happiness. This can lead peopl…