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Ending a relationship can be one of the hardest most gut-wrenching decision we can ever make. This week we dive into how to know when it's time to move on and how to navigate the fear and uncertainty that inevitably arises. We are also joined with Natalie MacNeil as she shares her intimate process for endings and new beginnings. 

Welcome to this week's podcast episode with our featured guest Luna Love. In this episode, we spend time talking about the art of listening and how to listen to the needs of your body and the needs of your life. Enjoy!

Entrepreneurialism can be hard. So let's talk about some of the challenges and what you can do to get off the intense roller coaster of emotions and find solid ground in your business. We are also joined by Jessica Nazarali where she offers her insights on travel, business and more.

Being grounded in our body is critical to creating an effective leadership and power in the world. In this episode, we dive into our thoughts around being in our body and tools you can use to find peace in your body. We also invite Sheila Viers to share her knowledge on breaking out of body jail. Come hang out!

What does having it all look like? And is having it all even possible? In this episode, we break down the conversation of having it all as female entrepreneurs. We also introduce the concept of whole life entrepreneurs and the essential elements of an amplified woman. 

Getting rejected sucks. Yet as amplified women, it's something that if we don't learn how to cultivate a healthy relationship with rejection... we can fall into a spiral of self-pity and doom. We are joined by Jen Glantz as she shares her path of rejection and how she overcame it to become the person she is today.

Continuing on our money streak, let's talk about money from a different perspective - investing and utilizing our purchasing power. We invite Vicki Saunders, founder of SheEO, to support the dialogue on why women are trepidatious around investing and using their money for good. Listen in!

Debt can often feel like a very shameful conversation. But it doesn't have to be. And if we want to see more women feel engaged and active in their conversations around money and debt, we have to demystify a few things. Let's get into it.

Let's talk about the dark night of the soul experience, specifically what it is and what to do if you find yourself in the middle of one. We have Danielle Mercurio join us as we dive into spiritual bypassing, what it looks like to do the work and have fun in the process.

This week we dive into the conversation of intersectional feminism. We are joined by consultant and coach, Desiree Adaway, as she shares her insights on intersectional feminism, racism, individualism versus collectivism and how to elevate all women's rights.

This week we are joined by six + seven figure project manager Nicole as we dive into the topic of management, leadership, how to show up consistently and why being inspired all the time just doesn't work. Make sure to join our community at http://beamplified.community for our extended cut!

Let's talk about creating a relationship with food that is enjoyable and sustainable. This week we are joined by culinary expert Emily Ellyn as she shares her perspective on mindfulness and cultivating a healthy relationship with food.

We are back for season TWO of the #BeAmplified podcast! Listen in as Thais + Bri dive into the concept of "hustling" and why that may not always be the answer. If you're loving the conversation, join the #BeAmplified FB group for exclusive content at beamplified.community.

The tide is changing around us. It's time for us to look at how we are holding our worth around money, why we are afraid of asking for what we want, and what we can do to create change in the world. Tawnya joins this intense conversation with her incredible knowledge of getting funding and growing a product based business. This is a good one!  About The Guest Tawnya saw a gap in the French wine arena and set out to create a consumer-friendly brand that appeals on a price, palate and packaging standpoint.  In short she wanted to create a brand with a French elegance and cachet, combined with an American appeal and price.   After studying the French wine regions, writing a business plan, and launching Le Grand Courtȃge, Tawnya has realized that creating and importing a new sparkling wine is a combination of art, science and extreme attention to detail.   She works tirelessly and has the qualities and characteristics necessary to succeed in business, and has retained or partnered with industry leaders versed in

The world needs all of you, not a smaller, approved version of you. So let's talk about being unapologetic. And what you can do be more of who you are. We are joined by Rikke Hansen as she shares her wisdom on being unapologetic, career transitions, and how to be more flexible in your life. ABOUT GUEST Rikke Hansen (Rikke.me) helps career changers and entrepreneurs overcome overwhelm, nail down their best options and as a result (re) design their ideal first or next business or career transition. Having personally advised over 600 private clients since establishing her transition consultancy back in 2005 (and thousands more via talks, workshops, videos and online programmes), she is recognised globally for offering the practical know-how, frank advice and proven strategies required for making your career or business transition happen Top Three Takeaways Don't let your own opinions of who you are stop you from stepping into what you could be. What parts of yourself are you apologizing for? That's an indicati

This week the conversation is all about what does it really look like to take self-responsibility. It's not what you think. And it's the most important conversation we've had so far. We also have an incredible guest with us today, Melinda Cohen, who shares her thoughts on presence, being an actress, and creating your amplified life.  About The Guest Melinda Cohen is an inspired story teller and your Guide to Embodied Grace - always looking for new ways to break the rules of life and reinvent her own. She coaches a handful of humans brave enough to replace Trying with Trusting, and is constantly exploring the art of existence through channeled writing, acting and the producing of conscious content. Melinda has written countless screenplays, spoken about her own transformation on stages and videos, and is gaining more and more insight into what it is exactly she is destined to create in this life. Find her on Facebook, or visit her at www.melindacohen.co Top Three Takeaways Shame and guilt are never just sham

  This week we dive into how to infuse more pleasure into your life and business so you experience more joy and less burnout. It's so important to have intentional time to disconnect from our stressors and honor what feels good. We invite an incredible guest, Melissa Cassera, to share her thoughts around pleasure, taking action, and being messy. About The Guest Melissa Cassera is an LA-based screenwriter and award-winning marketing consultant. She was named one of the nation’s “Top Personal Branding Experts” by Huffington Post and her insights have been featured on NBC, ABC, CBS and Fox News as well as in Glamour, Redbook, Fast Company and Forbes. She is the creator of an online training program called OBSESSED that helps business owners, writers, and entertainers build raving, obsessed fan bases.   Top Three Takeaways Life is not meant to be a struggle, it's supposed to feel GOOD. When you can trust your needs, you start to feel more worthy of your successes. Tuning out the noise out there is a great way

Let's talk about being a creative. And the creative process. And some important elements to keep in mind as you endeavor on your own creative journey. We also have Joanna Waterfall in the house to share her thoughts of creativity, living an amplified life and staying focused and sane through it all. About The Guest Joanna Waterfall is the Founder of Yellow Co., an organization that exists to empower creative women to become agents of good. With a degree in graphic design and digital media and a background in branding, Joanna believes that creativity, purpose and business should go hand in hand. She has been featured in publications such as The Huffington Post, LA Lady Magazine, Career Contessa, Belong Magazine and others. She is motivated by the belief that women can change the world through stepping into what makes them come alive Top Three Takeaways Creating space is essential to allowing something new into your life. Focus is critical to powerfully manifest your vision into the world. Picking a word for

This week we dive into what it looks like to have a quarter life crisis. This phenomenon is affecting an increasing number of people and forcing us to really re-evaluate who we are and what we do in the world. So if it's inevitable, how do we navigate it with grace? We invite on quarter life crisis expert Mira to share her story and dive into how to own your story and find who you are meant to be. About The Guest Mira Joleigh, CPC helps millennial women find their passion, rock their confidence and get paid to do what they love. Find her wisdom in the new book "A Woman's Guide To Sisterhood." Mira serves her clients through the dynamic #Ambitionista online community and through her signature mentorship program #YearOfMassiveAction. Mira is passionate about feminism, social justice and LGBTQ equality. She's is inspired by celebrities Rupaul, Tyra Banks, Angelina Jolie and Lady Gaga for fearlessly chasing their dreams, owning their truth and giving back to their communities. Top Three Takeaways Look for ways

In this week's conversation we break down the difference between idolization and inspiration. In a culture where we long for a "guru" to tell us everything we need to know in life, we have to drawl boundaries so we can harness our own internal guiding system. We also bring on James Kinney to talk about his path in life to becoming a U.S. President! About The Guest James N. Kinney is a serial entrepreneur, author, musician and host of The James Kinney Show.  A former Wall St sales executive and law firm marketer turn advocate for a better workplace, Kinney is the survivor of agoraphobia, depression and a nearly fatal car crash that forced him to learn how to walk again.   Kinney turned a $200 investment into a 7 figure bi-coastal business group in five years.  Kinney’s clients have included Toyota, ELLE, IBM, Forest Whitaker, Lucinda Bassett, Yahoo, Redken, Belkin, Estee Lauder, City National Bank and many others.   Kinney currently helps organizations build authentic and engaged cultures though his management