Awareness

Mike Clark is a dear friend, seasoned serial entrepreneur, and passionate life enthusiast who’s on a mission to master the dance between embracing life’s flow and stepping into personal power. With a track record of building and exiting several successful businesses and a deep-rooted passion for being alive, Mike’s explorations have taken him into some fascinating realms of personal, spiritual, and creative development (which we cover in depth in the episode).

When it comes to surrendering into one’s truth and creating a life that is in alignment with ALL of you, it is necessary to embrace our authentic selves fully and prioritize STAYING connected to what really matters. Mike shares several examples from his own life where he consciously chose to surrender his ambitions when he knew they were not aligned with his true purpose. Clark’s insights offer valuable advice on recognizing when to let go of endeavors that do not serve our authentic selves and finding courage in living according to our inner truth.

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Mike Wareing is one of the more inspiring human beings that I’ve had a chance to be around in Nosara.

Mike is a seasoned fitness expert with over 40 years of experience and a passion for helping others embrace a healthy lifestyle with humility and grace. Born into the family that started America’s oldest gym (Wareing’s Gym), Mike has cultivated a unique perspective on health and well-being which he shares generously with those around him. His relentless pursuit of personal growth and ability to find meaning in life’s challenges has made him an invaluable source of inspiration and guidance for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them.

At 69 years old, his infectious energy and zest for life is beyond inspiring. I hope Mike’s wisdom and outlook on life is an empowering reminder of the power we ALL have to stay young, vibrant, full of life as we move through the rollercoaster of life.

Links:

https://wareingsgym.com/

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Over the last several years, I’ve spent a lot of time learning how to feel several uncomfortable emotions like sadness, grief, and shame. But anger is another story. 

I’ve always had a hard time connecting to my anger, and I know I’m not alone. Most of us are not taught how to deal with anger in the moments we feel it because of all the conditioning and “rules” we have around expressing anger. As a result, it just gets stored in the body and fuels reactive behaviors and emotional triggers. These emotional triggers don’t fully stop occurring until you release what’s been buried in the unconscious mind for years, some decades.

March was a profound month of learning to release repressed anger that never fully got felt growing up. I had a few profound healing experiences and enlightening conversations led to some significant breakthroughs in my emotional well-being. 

Thank you all for being. I’m beyond grateful that I get to share this journey with you all. Love you guys! 

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PS. If you guys want support implementing any of the practices mentioned on this episode, head to www.liber8.health.

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Disclaimer: Please note that the information provided in this podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical or mental health condition. Never disregard professional medical or mental health advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on this podcast.

This episode is with my soul sister and dear friend, Lindsay Sukornyk. Lindsay is a TEDx speaker, transformational leadership coach for game changers, mama of 4, and one of the most inspiring souls I know. Her depth and willingness to navigate the edges of her psyche is one of my favorite things about her. In this deep dive conversation recorded LIVE in Nosara, Lindsay and I discuss using parts therapy to practice self love, learning to parent yourself as a form of self therapy, and how awareness is THE most powerful medicine of all. It was an incredibly enlightening conversation that left me nourished from the inside out. I hope you guys enjoy listening to this one as much as I did recording.

Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is not intended to replace professional mental health support. Listeners should always consult with a licensed mental health professional before using any tools or strategies discussed on the show.

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In this episode, we hear from my dear friend Ali Katz, founder of newlawbusinessmodel.com, who shares her journey of reinvention after experiencing bankruptcy. We talk about how to lean into rock bottom experiences as catalysts for change, trusting that life has a much bigger vision for you than you can imagine during challenging times, and leaning into the deep inner work to alchemize everything that’s getting in the way of living your grand purpose. This raw and insightful conversation is packed with wisdom and inspiration. I hope you enjoy it.

In this episode, we chat with my friend David Henzel, a serial entrepreneur and recovering introvert who is passionate about helping others move through their fears and create lives they love. David shares how a mantra he learned in a yoga class sparked a decade-long journey of doing things he was once terrified of doing. We also learn about David’s latest venture, Managing Happiness, an online program that teaches people how to apply business principles to improve their relationships and leadership skills. Tune in to discover how David’s journey can inspire you to transform your life too.

Contact info:

• Managinghappiness.com 
• Lovenotfear.com

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