1. How to Navigate Big Change and Be a Proactive Participant In Your Own Life | Liz Zuluaga
Release Date: 12/18/2019
28. Brave Enough to Be On Hiatus | Just Jenna
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s “episode” (it’s a mini one, clocking in at around five minutes), I explain why we’re taking an indefinite hiatus from the podcast this time.
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27. Following Your Whimsy & Living as Your Full Self | Christina Cato
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by indie author and maker, Christina Cato. As an author, Christina enjoys writing romance, sci-fi/fantasy, dystopian fiction, but is open to whatever stories pop into her head. Christina has also been building Star Wars droids since 2015 and has facilitated a thriving community of women-identifying builders. And in her spare time, Christina can also be found hamming it up at conventions in the various cosplay she enjoys, and working full-time for Nike.
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26. On Boundaries, The Bachelor, and Being Yourself | Taylor Nolan
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by mental health counselor and advocate, Taylor Nolan. Taylor appeared on Season 21 of The Bachelor and Season 4 of Bachelor in Paradise, and in December 2017, launched the Let’s Talk About It with Taylor Nolan podcast. Taylor connects with her followers through her courage to tackle uncomfortable and controversial topics, and her passion for mental health advocacy.
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25. Finding Your Power & Prioritizing Play Through Authentic Imperfection | Camille Kelley
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by coach and healer, Camille Kelley, who is a queer coach and healer for business owners, creatives, entrepreneurs and leaders looking to release the stress, overwhelm and burnout of the “hustle” and step into flow and fun. Camille uses a unique mix of EFT/tapping and creativity practices along with traditional coaching with a focus on self-love to guide her clients to step into their most powerful, vibrant selves.
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24. Creating Community, Finding Joy, and Balancing Motherhood While Building a Business | Nailah Blades Wylie
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by coach and community builder, Nailah Blades Wylie. Nailah is the CEO of Color Outside, a curated travel company for ambitious women of color who are ready to create unapologetic, soul stirring lives through outdoor adventure. She started Color Outside as a safe place for women of color to come together and unlock where they're feeling stuck so that they can fully step into their joy and shine.
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23. Brave Enough to Do Better | Just Jenna
Brave Enough to Be
In this episode, I do my best to address what’s going on in the world. In today’s episode, I talk about my experience as a biracial American woman, what I’m learning (and unlearning) about white supremacy and how I’ve unwittingly perpetuated this system, the big life lessons I’m taking away from this moment, and more.
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22. Practical Steps to Stop Self-Sabotage, Shift Your Mindset, & Start Showing Up for Yourself | Brianna Wiest
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by author and poet, Brianna Wiest. Brianna has built a worldwide readership through thousands of published articles and tens of millions of views as a senior contributor at Forbes, a top contributor at Medium, and a writer and consultant for national publications. Brianna is also the author of five books — and her latest, The Mountain Is You: Transforming Self-Sabotage Into Self-Mastery is being published in June 2020!
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21. Forging Resilience & Connection Through Deliberate Discomfort | Felicia Sullivan
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Felicia Sullivan. A marketing executive and novelist, Felicia has been building brands and telling stories for decades. She's the author of The Sky Isn't Visible From Here (Algonquin Books/HarperCollins Publishers) and Follow Me Into The Dark (Feminist Press). Whether you’re a writer, a traveler, or just a human hoping to become truer to yourself and your path, this episode will give you valuable insights to guide your way.
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20. Going Pro in the Game of Life | Karissa Kouchis
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Karissa Kouchis, also known as "KK", who is a Tony Robbins National Speaker and advises Fortune 500 companies, teams, groups, and organizations on the areas of Peak Performance, leadership, organizational behavior, psychology of achievement, and sales mastery. KK has brought her training to over 500 events for companies like Salesforce.com, Zoom Video Communications, Keller Williams, Equinox, Fox Sports, New York Life, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and Marriott Hotels.
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19. Pointing Your Inner Compass Back Toward Your North Star | Shirin Eskandani
Brave Enough to Be
In today’s episode, I’m joined by Shirin Eskandani. Shirin is a life coach, public speaker and writer who specializes in mindfulness and mindset work. She has been a featured wellness expert on the Today Show and Cosmopolitan Magazine, and prior to building her successful coaching business, she was an award-winning opera singer, performing at Carnegie Hall and The Metropolitan Opera. Shirin’s holistic approach to transformation is influenced by her background in meditation, spirituality and the arts.
info_outlineIn today's episode, I'm joined by Liz Zuluaga, a commercial-editorial and branding photographer based in Seattle, but originally from Los Angeles (like me!).
Today Liz shares why following your soul’s calling is so terrifying (hint: it’s supposed to be!) and offers her top tips for being brave through hard situations.
In today’s episode, we also talk about:
- Liz’s journey to becoming a full-time commercial and branding photographer
- How she used her last full-time job to fund her transition into entrepreneurship
- The question Liz asks herself to get through any hard situation
- How (and why!) she moved to Seattle without having ever set foot in her new home
- How Liz let down her walls with her now-fiance after years of horrible dating experiences
- How Liz has manifested — and continues to manifest — the life she wants (great advice for the woo and non-woo listeners among us)
- Liz’s advice to her younger self . . .
- . . . and so much more goodness.
Liz is hilarious and creative and wise and just all heart, and I think in just a little under an hour, you’ll quickly love her as much as I do.
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CREDITS
Editing & Sound Engineering: Jordan Johansen
Music: “Kenton” by Dr Crosby (Licensed via Marmoset)
Blue Yeti Mic: Steven Ziegler