Julie Chan, intuitive life purpose coach, Yale and MIT alum, and founder of Being My Purpose, talks with entrepreneurs, business executives, scientists, educators, and leaders to hear their stories of transformation, and examine the science behind them. She also explores what it means for anyone to unlock their potential in life and career, and to embark on a discovery of — All Possibilities.
Dr. Al Powers and Brittany Quagan of The Yale COPE Project - Psychic Research to Advance Mental Health
Dr. Al Powers, a neuroscientist and psychiatrist, teams up with Brittany Quagan, a psychic-medium and therapist, to create the Yale COPE Project at the Yale University School of Medicine. Its mission is to understand clinically the extraordinary experiences of people who hear, see or experience things that other people do not. We talk about "voice hearing" experiences and how surprisingly common they are, the neuroscience of perception, and strategies to control psychic perceptions. The Yale COPE Project is currently looking for participants for an online research study of psychic perceptual experiences with the hopes of revolutionizing the medical and mental health field. Visit spirit.research.yale.edu for more information.
5 Aug 2019
Michelle Goldblum and Ali Leipzig of Soul Camp - When Pressing Pause Takes Guts
What happens if you're super successful but burned out? What do you do when everyone is expecting you to continue the same routine? Hear the story of Ali Leipzig and Michelle Garside, cofounders of Soul Camp (a premier adult sleep-away camp for wellness and transformation) and founder of Soul Camp Creative, which is devoted to working with conscious companies and brands that are positively impacting the planet. Ali and Michelle share their journey with Julie Chan and what it took for them to reprioritize their lives.
24 Jun 2019
Kate Northrup, author of Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach
Could it be that our own bodies and mind are resources enough to be our best selves -- and if we only trust trust in them, we can achieve great things? Entrepreneur, best-selling author, and mother of two Kate Northrup says the answer is "yes". Her latest book is a revolutionary approach to time and energy management for busy moms.
In this episode, join us to discover:
How Kate's mother, a renowned expert in women's health -- Dr. Christiane Northrup -- inspired a scientific side that powerfully blends with spirituality
Why an identity shift due to the exhaustion from pregnancy and motherhood made Kate think about life differently
The surprising way the menstrual cycle can be a project management tool
Why writing her books helped Kate prepare for a very difficult time in her life
The nature of allowing life to simply unfold
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016 – Mini Intuitive Reading with Jen Nash – Finding Worth by Bringing Fun to the Money Tree
Published 10 Jul 2017 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Hopefully the tree will give me acorns. Yeah. And I think that was part of the message was that these squirrels, and I think I think squirrels even came up because they are so playful and you can't not think about them and be happy, especially with the types of serious stuff you're talking about. […]
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