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This week, I share some insights from our end-of-year event on Building Powerful Relationships. Three powerful women presented at this year’s event. Ruby Marsh spoke about ‘Prosperity’, the importance of having enough energy to achieve what we want and the powerful role of small consistent actions (SCAs). Leila Lutz spoke about the importance of ‘Self-parenting’ and balancing the Mother and Father …
Show notes In today’s episode, I share some insights on overcoming uncertainty and enjoying the hard parts of training. Learn why sitting with ambivalence is better than going for the quick fix, and why the more you challenge yourself with hard things, the more you expand your capacity as a woman. WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER > Why do we experience …
“I looked fit, leaner and happy. Sexy” – Leah In today’s episode, I chat with one of my Warriors, Leah. Leah is 36, an Indiana wedding photographer, wife to Landon and mama to her two boys Finn and Johann. On our October coaching call, Leah shared so many cool wins with me that I took notes. This stuff is SO …
Show notes An idea I’ve held over the last month is this concept of: “How can take it to the next level?” Not just in my training and work. But also in my relationships, in particular with myself and Karson. I’ve used this question in my training for the last 12 years – which is how I’ve built the strength …
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Loren from Innate Nutrition. This is Loren’s second time on the podcast. I wanted to put her in the hot seat to talk about fertility, progesterone and minerals. She’s about to launch 2.0 of conscious conception and she’s developing a Male fertility course. We talk about progesterone and how we can improve the production …
In today’s episode, my guest is Pax a senior coach at Restore Human (a personal training studio here in Vancouver) and Vivo barefoot educator. I wanted to get Pax on the podcast to pick his brain on the human foot and barefoot shoes. He just recently climbed the Grouse Grind – a is a 2.5-kilometre trail up the face of …
