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We Can Make the Change: a Conversation with Dawn Kohler

Many of us have had experiences that are not only inexplicable but change the trajectory of our life in ways that we don’t immediately understand and cannot predict the outcome. Sometimes they presage a change of a magnitude that would be unthinkable and unmanageable if we knew what was ahead. What if that experience was a calling to a greater life? My guest today is here to not only share her experience of this, but to invite you into a greater life.

Consciousness and Money: a co-created Conversation with Hannah Chapman and Laurie Seymour

We have something special for you today. Wisdom Talk Radio and The Expansive CEO are joining forces to bring you today’s episode that will run on both of our podcasts. How do love and money vibrate in the same field? What would that look like? How would it feel? Stay tuned to discover all that and much more.

Roar Like A Goddess: a Conversation with Acharya Shunya

I’m a journeyer. Part of what that means is that I’m an explorer at heart: of ideas, of cultures, of possibilities and our human potential. Today you get to be part of a trailblazing journey into awakened beingness through the vehicle of Indian goddess archetypes. This is a journey to your own sovereign being, accessing your full power. Stay tuned!

The Embodied Present: a Conversation with Philip Shepherd

As a podcast host, you never know where you will meet your next guest. While traveling earlier this year in Eastern Europe I met a woman whose deep roots in the theater led to many intriguing conversations. No, she isn’t my guest today. But she introduced me to her long-time friend with equally deep roots in the theater, and whose passion for freedom and truth led him on a life-long quest into embodiment. Listen in.

Life Offers You Opportunities. Are You Listening?

Have you ever turned down an opportunity because it seemed too difficult or inconvenient to pursue? In this post, the author shares a personal experience of almost saying no to an invitation that conflicted with a family event. However, after some reflection and a willingness to sit with discomfort, she realized that the Universe was offering her a gift through this opportunity. She reminds readers that the Universe often acts through intermediaries, and it’s up to us to be available to receive the opportunities presented to us. Although opportunities may require some investment of time, money, or effort, it’s important to not let that hold us back from what we truly desire. The author invites readers to book a complimentary call with her to explore what might be in the way of them receiving what they long for and how to go beyond those obstacles.