Today is finallllyyyy here! After working hard all summer with: A curriculum specialist to make the course as easy to follow and learn from as possible. Two graphic designers to…
Normally, today would be a Lively Show day. But with everything going on with the move - and the internet/unpacking limbo that comes along with it - I've decided to be…
Today’s Lively Show episode is one of the most inspirational so far!
I’m talking with Kelly Krause, an Austin native who works for South by Southwest Interactive about her recent journey to regain her health intentionally.
Since April 1st, 2013 Kelly has lost 137 pounds and has completely changed her relationship to eating and exercise based on a simple, strong-held values.
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Today’s episode has been a long time coming.
It started last fall, when The Lively Show was just an idea waiting to happen. On a tiny white leather couch at a New York City event, Joy Wilson (aka Joy the Baker) helped me understand the world of podcasting.
And she promised to be on the show.
Today, in episode #20, she did just that.
Joy is well known baker, cookbook author, blogger, and podcaster.
But she also happens to be a most joyful and charming person.
Today we’re chatting about her long – and often hilarious – journey to baking and blogging, how she faces fears, and why moving to New Orleans has helped increase her peacefulness.
This is a laugh-filled episode that is literally a “Joy” to listen to!
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I’ve had this Pinterest picture bookmarked for several months. I knew I wanted to talk about it, but didn’t quite have the message yet.
However, in this Thursday’s episode of The Lively Show, I talk with Erin Gates of Elements of Style and she said the exact phrase that explains this image perfectly:
I’ve recently begun to dive into “The Work” of Byron Katie.
For those who don’t know Byron Katie, she is a speaker, teacher, and author who travels around the world helping people release themselves from their stressful thoughts.
And if you are anything like myself, stressful thoughts are something that need tending to now and again.
After reading her book, Loving What Is, I’ve had the chance to apply her simple framework in my own life and in the lives of some of my clients.
The results have been pretty powerful.
To truly understand this process, I highly recommend reading her book and watching her do The Work with people.
Today, I’d like to walk through Katie’s four simple questions to show how they can be applied to any stressful thoughts you may have now or in the future.
Today I’d like to share a story that helps illustrate the difference between motivation and inspiration when taking action in our lives.
This is a tale I share in Life with Intention Online and during speaking engagements to help illustrate the difference between these two approaches.
Once you hear the story, you’ll be able to identify your motivation vs. inspiration in your own life.
Listen and subscribe via iTunes. The second episode is here! First of all, thank you so much for the outpouring of support for the first episode with Erin…