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Jean Haner on How to Read the Wisdom of Your Face I LOVE, love, love, looooooved this call with Jean Haner, and I love everything about Jean and her amazing work. I just had to share this with you as part of the WISH Revival. During this call, Jean does an analysis of my face, and it's pretty shocking what she comes up with. Of course, once I fell in love with Jean, I had to contact her for prescreening any of my future dates. When my current hubby and I finally found each other, she was one of the first people I called and she gave us an amazing face reading, with all kinds of empowering wisdom about our birth dates. It was JUST AWESOME! I wanted to include this call because it's fun, vibrant, super inspiring and it will make you want to learn more about the wisdom on your face, and those of the amazing, diverse people around you! About Jean Haner Jean Haner teaches powerful techniques to “read” people’s inner natures. With a 25-year background in the ancient Chinese principles of balance and health, J

Michaela Boehm On The Goddess Who Wears Gumboots If you struggle to fit your femininity in a pretty, little pink box, you're going to love this call with Michaela Boehm. She strips the glitter off the "Goddess" and brings it right back to the pig barn where the real live, multi-tasking women are making life happen. So often as a "woman" I feel painted in "domestic kid-loving mess." This week, in particular, our youngest  has been a vomit and diarrhea BOMB ready to go off at any minute. Couple that with whipping up breakfasts, lunches, supper and essential oil forcefields for the rest of the family and keep up with the laundry as a result of the little body fluid bomb going off, and I am heavily immersed in the mess and magnificence of life. So sometimes I don't feel very "feminine," but listening to this call again was a balm to my multitasking wounds and a lift of the feminine spirit if you need it! About Michaela Boehm Michaela Boehm is a lineage holder in Kashmiri Shaivism Tantra having received a classic

Mat Boggs is Cracking the "Man Code" You're going to love Mat and laugh a lot during this call, because he is real and wondering and very in tune with his topic. As you'll learn at the beginning of the call, Mat's background of broken marriages inspired him to investigate far and wide into what it takes to make love work for the long haul. He's done a few interviews with us, but the two will be sharing as part of this series are on how to Crack the "Man" Code, and a little more about his project everlasting. Since the time Mat and I recorded this call, he got married, had two beautiful children and has created some Youtube videos on relationship advice for women about men that are being seen by millions of people around the world! You'll love checking out his books, website and youtube videos! Here's Mat's Mission: To increase love in the world, one heart at a time. I specialize in helping women understand the hearts and minds of men so they can attract the relationship they desire. If you are getting back i

Gay & Katie Hendricks on How to Create a Love That Lasts This power couple is a pillar of what to do to make love work, and if you've never heard their work or spent time soaking up their wisdom, you're going to love this call. Loaded with tools and suggestions for understanding your lover, or another you're deeply invested in, this call is your ticket to happily ever after! About Gay & Katie Hendricks Here's how they describe their story: Our meeting and connecting happened across a crowded room—really—in January of 1980. We recognized each other first at an energetic/spiritual level and have been thrilled and curious to learn more ever since. From our first conversation we’ve been passionate about relationship as a path of awakening. We committed and re-committed each step of the way to our first intention: we create a relationship that runs primarily on positive energy. In these videos we introduce you to the magic moves that continue to guide our daily choices. This conscious relationship map cont

Cynthia Kersey on How to Be An Unstoppable Force For Change I was so excited to do this call with Cynthia Kersey. I share more about the story in today's podcast. At the time of this recording, Cynthia's work centred around coaching and inspiring people to be unstoppable. And during this call you'll hear how she gets excited for some of the different kinds of work she was doing in the world at that time. In particular, her work building schools in Africa became the centre point of her career, and she organized an entire foundation around raising money to serve and support the world in this way. What started out as an initial project and fund-raiser became the primary drive of what she does. I hope you'll find Cynthia and her work as inspiring as I do. This call is LOADED with inspirational stories that will help you feel and BE unstoppable!! About Cynthia Kersey Cynthia Kersey is the Chief Humanitarian Officer of the Unstoppable Foundation whose mission is to ensure that every child on the planet receives acc

Brian Johnson is Bald, Bold & Brilliant with Top Tips for Optimal Living Brian is probably one of my favourite people in the entire universe! He's made smart decisions for himself and his family, and is the most well-read person I know. After having achieved financial success, he decided how to make the best of his smarts and abilities and resources to serve the world. That's how he create this site: www.optimize.me. I've loved watching Brian over the years, and this call below is one of the later calls I did with him. I hope this makes you want to gobble up wisdom from him and add him to your list of allies in life. He works hard reading books so you won't have to, and makes it easy for you to apply the knowledge and wisdom of the best teachers and philosophers that have ever lived! Dive in and I really hope you enjoy this call! Here's What You'll Learn In This Call: How to start with what you know to make life radically better. How to identify that ONE thing you could do which would have the greates

Janet Attwood: Find Your Passion, Follow Your Purpose I pulled this interview up from the archives of the WISH Summit to share because it still stands out to me as a powerful, life-changing call. Janet was so sincere and passionate about her topic, that there was a moment that really moved me where she started to explain why finding your passion and following your purpose isn't just something to do in your spare time--it's your duty and obligation, and not doing it has a cost to life. I wanted to bring it up and dust it off because the message still has value and Janet's message will move you! Here's What You'll Discover in This Call: What is "passion" and how do you tap into it? Why 80% of people wake up totally disinterested in what they do and how to stop being one of them! Why it's not a mistake that you love what you love! How to make passion-based decisions! How passion links individual intelligence to the organizing power of Nature. How to leave the "hut" and move toward the "castle." Tips to help you

This was one of the very first interviews I ever did as part of the original WISH Summit, and it was with the very first woman to hit the self-development stage in a significant way, Dr. Barbara De Angelis. I'm sharing this call again because I find it a powerful call loaded with action steps you can take to shift your mindset right away!! Here's What You'll Learn in This Call: How she found her path and finally realized why she was here. How your comfort boundaries are stopping you from seeing what’s really there? The best way to measure freedom and how to increase yours. Why thinking that things are “fine” is a trap you should be careful of! Why there’s nothing “missing” with you. It’s more about what you need to let go of in order to free yourself. How to identify your “baggage” and what to do to let it go. What to do if you know there’s more, but aren’t sure how to reach it. The most common things that drag you down and how to spot them. How to navigate through the unexpected to define ourselves. How do

[Communication Challenge] Day 10: Be Enthusiastic You made it to Day 10!! I hope you feel proud of yourself for sticking to it. I'm certainly grateful you ventured this way and cross electronic time and space with me. I hope you had the chance to test out the exercises enough to be able to see for yourself that self-worth doesn't come from how you look or what you wear or how much stuff you can pack in your closets, but from how you COMMUNICATE AND CONTRIBUTE to the world around you! Now that you've had a good dose of inspiration and have felt what it takes to lift life up a little, it's time to put wisdom into action and it will be your turn to do the same for someone else! Go ahead and listen to this FINAL day's assignment! Everything you need to hear and know to complete this step is explained in the call, and the tool you'll need to complete this final assignment can be found below, in today's blog, along with a few final tips and bits of inspiration! Go get 'em, Tiger!! You can find the rest of the bl

[Communication Challenge] Day 9: Be Brave Wow! Look at you! If you've been following along and made it to Day 9, you're here reading it and giving it your time and attention then you ROCK!! Make sure you're doing your best to apply the information so you're getting what you came here to this 10-Day Communication Challenge in the first place for! I hope you performed some small random act of kindness, and that you got to feel the zing in your arms and the tingle in your toes that comes with doing something good for a total stranger! Given some of the bumps and bruises and lessons learned the hard way in life, it actually takes quite a lot of courage to communicate. Very often we don’t say what we want, because we’re afraid we might make someone mad, or hurt someone’s feelings, or sound "stupid," or be laughed at, etc. It can be pretty scary to really speak what you feel or think, but few of us consider what the cost to ourselves and to life is when we say nothing? As I explained in yesterday's podcast, some

[Communication Challenge] Day 8: Be Kind  We’re in the home stretch now and if you're here, then you've done an amazing job sticking with it and making it to Day 8 of our 10-Day Communication Challenge! If you've been following along and doing the exercises, then chances are pretty good you've already started to experience some positive benefits to your courage! This can be better confidence, more awareness, and a sense of inner calm and a lot less stress. If you've been applying the exercises from Day 5 and Day 6, then you should be really feeling the difference in your communication with other people. Maybe they're wanting to talk more to you, share more about themselves. If you've listened to the lesson from Day 7, then you'll know how to gracefully stop communication when you need or want to. In 2010, a research article published in The Journal of Social Psychology entitled “Acts of Kindness and Acts of Novelty Affect Life Satisfaction” found that participants who engaged in random acts of kindness or a

[Communication Challenge] Day 7: Be Complete If you've been blasting through the lessons in our 10-Day Communication course, then you will have acquired a few important skills that will help you with today's lesson. By now you should be practicing how to be really present to communication when it happens, and also noticing that sometimes little prickles and frustrations can rise to the surface. When that happens, you're job is just to face things and observe what happens. It will get better, easier and you will understand more about the situation the more you do it. We've also talked about the tremendously valuable communication trick of being interested compared to being interesting. One will help you feel much more natural and authentic in your communication and will make communicating much, much easier.  Now today's lesson will build on these previous tools and take it one step further. Just like any muscle, the more you practice these communication skills, the easier it will be to do all the time! If y

A lot of people think communication has to do with how you speak or articulate your ideas, and while that's certainly a very big part of communication, it's at least as important to understand whether or not the things you express are understood and able to be received by others. In order to really truly be a good communicator, you have to be interested in the other person.  One of the biggest reasons people struggle in communication is because they have a lot of attention on themselves--how they look, what other people will think of them and their ideas. This is like putting communication on crutches. It's VERY hard to be interested when you're trying to be interesting! Knowing that, one of the very best things you can do to improve your communication is others, is simply take your attention off of how you look, and get busy LOOKING at other people with the intention of really trying to understand them--be interested. When you take your attention off yourself and put it sincerely on trying to see, understa

[Communication Challenge] Day 5: Be Comfortable Welcome to Day 5! Congratulations, you’re halfway through the 10-Day Communication Challenge, and halfway towards finding your own inner communication ninja. Just you wait until we hit Day 10, when I load you up with the action step and secret weapon that's going to put little goose pimples on your arms and make you feel SO alive. You know, it really is true that you are as alive as you are willing to communicate, and I wish I could march on over to your house and hold your hand to do every single one of these exercises as part of the program. But since I can't, I just need to count on you and your courage to get us through. I think you're SO brave for being here. Especially since I really believe it does take the light and spark and fire to TWO brave people to help pull one person out of the mud!! I know so far, we’ve really been focused a lot on getting you more present in the moment, removing distractions that prevent your from staying really present, and th

[Communication Challenge] Day 4: Be Active Alright, you've been cruising along at top speed in our 10-Day Communication Challenge, and if you've actually been listening to the podcasts, and completing the action steps, then KEEP GOING. It's all going to pay off soon. If you haven't done them, then reach out to us for help by message on Facebook, on the blog comments, or send an email at any time so we can help you. You didn't come here to stack more unsuable stuff on your thinking shelf! You came here  to make life better, and that takes sweat and action! And that's a HUGE part of what today's lesson is all about! Whether you're folding laundry, making supper, cleaning the bathroom, or doing any other mundane task in your house, the whole point of today's assignment is to notice the difference a time pressure makes on how you feel, and what you can do. If life really is a game, then you need to yank yourself up out of the toxic sludge of seriousness and make it FEEL like a game. One of your best opponents is

Congratulations! You’ve made it to day 3 of our 10-Day Communication Challenge!  If you want something to be different, YOU have to be different. You’re well on your way to becoming a communication ninja! I’m sure after completing Day 2’s assignment you’re beginning to realize the draining impact too much time on electronics can have, and the rejuvenating power of human connection!  If you're continuing to go for your daily walk, then you will feel DOUBLY boosted with courage and communication-generating juice! Today, we’re going to take that knowledge a step further and open your eyes to the power of releasing yourself from the harmful, life-crushing, dream-bashing effects of bad news! We're going to take a Bad News Break and put in a "Good News Policy: and you can listen below to learn all about the podcast that accompanies this blog post! And if you're finding this on the podcast first, then pop on over to the blog to catch the rest of the tools, treats and downloads that accompany this lesson in the 10-D

[Communication Challenge] Day 2: Be Social Congratulations! You’ve made it to Day 2! (Woot! Woot!!) If you completed your preparations, downloaded all your treats aaand, you've listened to Day 1 and completed your action step, then you're in that 10% of world-changing weirdos who actually DO what they say they're going to do! That pretty much makes you my new hero! *swoon* Now, let's see if you're up for more in our adventure together! In a world of technology that gives the perception that it is so much easier to stay connected with family and friends, it’s eye-opening to realize how much social media and the presence of electronics actually prevent us from being social on a person to person basis! We’re hoping the observations you made during your previous assignment will amp you up for today’s assignment! Get ready to unplug and reconnect with the real world. Go ahead and listen to today's assignment and then read below for more details, tips and even extra inspiration to motivate you to TAKE ACTION on thi

[Communication Challenge] Day 1: Be Present "The present moment, if you think about it, is the only time there is. No matter what time it is, it is always now."     -Marianne Williamson Welcome to Day 1 of The Enthusiasm Experiment--a FREE 10-day communication course to prove you are as alive as you are willing to communicate. If you completed the preparations for the experiment, and downloaded all the goodies you'll need then it's time for us to dive in and begin taking on the ACTIONS that will get you the results you came here for! With 3000 media messages a day bombarding your brain and millions of dollars invested in the next great advertising campaign for another thing you don’t need, a person can feel pretty distracted and insecure sometimes. The pain of the past and worries about the future can drag your attention out of the present moment, causing relationship difficulties and unhealthy responses to situations and people in your environment. Whatever it is that's got your attention by the cajones, th

[New Year, New You] Day 21: If Life is a Game, Here Are the Rules Life is a game. Unfortunately, it’s a game that has become so steeped in confusion and seriousness that few people even realize they’re playing a game anymore. It’s as if we all started playing a game of Monopoly, but then instead of being the player, we started to believe we were the pawn.  When we get stuck on the “jail” square, or experience other losses and difficulties, we forget that it’s just a game--that we can just wait our turn and roll the dice and hope for another chance around the board. Life calls to us to roll the dice, every day. Every day there is a new sun that rises and a fresh start to begin again. Every hour the hands of the clock make another spin of the dial. In an ideal situation, you continue to improve your ability, responsibility and influence over life. The more you know, the better life gets.  Each moment, when we choose to allow it, is another opportunity for us to press the reset button and start again with more h

[New Year, New You] Day 20: How to Take Up More Space Life is either expanding and improving, or declining. There are no flat lines in life until we’re dead. As soon as things are flat and unchanged, they are beginning to decline and fall apart. Since the time you came into the world, you’ve been accumulating wisdom and experience. As your body grew, you gained strength and physical ability. It’s perfectly acceptable to assume that with new wisdom and experience life should improve--things should get better and you should become more competent. A well-known and almost overused quote by Marianne Williamson comes to mind, though I’d like to take it a bit further than most do and offer an explanation for why this quote may be true: “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our Light, not our Darkness, that most frightens us.” -Marianne Williamson When you were young, chances were good you acted without hesitation. You weren’t afraid to speak y