In this day and age we hear so much about people, especially women, feeling like they aren’t good enough, smart enough or pretty enough, among other things. Feelings of not being good enough can impact not only our professional work life, but our personal relationships as well.
Knowing your core identity, and, consequently, your place in the world around you can be life-changing. And it can help give you power you didn’t know you had.
My guest today has helped thousands of people discover their core identity and with it the value in life they have coming to them.
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S01, Ep 38: Robi Ley, Being a Clear Communicator
What does it take to be a clear communicator? Claire and guest, Robi Ley, have a spirited discussion of how to get your best thoughts out of your head and onto paper or into clear spoken words.Robi Ley is the owner and lead communication coach at WordCrafter Consultants. Robi believes that every person has a story. Her business is about helping people tell their story.
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S05, Ep 04: Are Your Ready to Create the Life You Want? Featuring Dagmar Fleming
How do successful people become successful? They learn how to overcome obstacles.In life we all encounter obstacles. But to realize our full potential we have to be willing to deal with massive shifts in our lives as well be open to making positive changes in our lives.
We have to be willing to understand and deal with our energy, our subconscious, and our conscious self.
In order to get through this process to find this positive direction in life we all need help. We can all benefit from fixing ourselves first with the help of an expert.
What if you could have a combination of a life coach, spiritual teacher and therapist all rolled into one? My guest today is just that and has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs and business people find their success.
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S05 Ep 05: Keeping Things Spicy featuring Taffie Lynn Butters
What if you could invent a business that was a model of collaboration and high quality and featured products that tasted really good?What if I told you that a business like this exists and is also native Texan-woman owned?
The micro-batched and artisan food industry is more of a movement. Creative folks who roast coffee, brew beer, make bread, or create specialty condiments, are in it for the creativity as much as the profitability.
Our guest today had a dream of crafting specialty foods she loved and knew others would find tasty. Let’s talk with Taffie Lynn Butters about how she made her jalapeno dream a reality and does good at the same time.
