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As a creative, have you ever said, “I’m lucky to be doing what I love so therefore I sacrifice the income?” That is something that my guest Polly Alexandre used to tell herself all the time, but it came to a point where she realized she had to clear her money blocks. She tells us how we can do it while being gentle with ourselves and valuing ourselves as creatives. The bottom line is: We’re all going to be ok. Find full shownotes and connect with Polly & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-77
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Join me and my guest Lannie Reid for a fascinating conversation that will connect you to the “other side.” Lannie is an intuitive medium, teacher, and healer who is passionate about speaking with angels. In this conversation, she clears up what exactly a guardian angel is, how you can know that angels are present, and what you can do in the face of doubt. Find full shownotes and connect with Lannie & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-76
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In this episode with Cherie Burton, we’re talking about emotional healing and mental health. Cherie, an emotional wellness expert, tells us about how in her studies, she wanted to crack the code of why people were not getting well, and we take a deep dive into that topic. She also answers some super important questions in regards to this COVID-19 pandemic, including how can it actually be a gift? Find full shownotes and connect with Cherie & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-75
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Cassie Parks is a manifester extraordinaire. She created a program to attract money when she needed it, then did the program while she wrote it - and she tells us all about it in this episode. We get down to the real truth of where money blocks come from. You’ll also find out about a boudoir shoot using $10,000 worth of real bills and how Jimmy Choos factor into Cassie’s journey to wealth! Find full shownotes and connect with Cassie & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-74
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Dr. Orlena Kerek joins me on my newest podcast episode to tell me and the listeners all about rebooting your health and wellness. We focus on the 4 pillars of wellness that she has identified - nutrition, exercise, sleep, and emotional wellness, and how you can make adjustments in these areas in our lives and even get our kids on board. Plus, she drops so much more wisdom. Find full shownotes and connect with Dr. Orlena & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-73
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Being a victim of narcissistic abuse is relatively unknown in the medical community, but my guest Suzanna Quintana wants to set the record straight. A survivor of 2 abusive relationships, she knows all about what narcissism is, what it isn’t, and how to recognize it. When you’re done with this episode, you will know whether or not you are dealing with a narcissist in your life. Find full shownotes and connect with Suzanna & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-72
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Are you overeating while being stuck in self-isolation? I get it, and so does my guest for this episode, Melainie Rogers, MS, RDN, CDN, CEDRD-S. Those fancy letters after her name means she’s an expert in disordered eating and eating disorders, and in our conversation, she goes over how we get caught in a cycle of overeating when stressed and more. Connect with Melainie and Jen and find a 15% off code for our episode sponsor Hero Cosmetics by visiting www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-71
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Jenn Scalia is a visibility and mindset strategist for entrepreneurs who want to leave a legacy, and you’re going to learn all about how to support the highest version of yourself that you want to be while using gratitude to bring in what you seek in this episode.
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Did you know that our guts are responsible for virtually every aspect of our overall health? Tina Anderson of Just Thrive joins Jen on the podcast to talk all about it. She clears up the myths about probiotics and lets us in on how probiotics could be helping during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find full shownotes and connect with GUEST & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-69/ For a 15% discount on Just Thrive products, go to www.justthrivehealth.com and enter code Jen.
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My dear friend Gillian (“Gilly”) Stollwerk Garrett joins me on the podcast this week. Gilly and I talk about how we’re juggling being busy with not feeing productive, raising kids during COVID-19, gratitude, body positivity, and what led Gilly to create her skin care line, Gilly’s Organics. Find full shownotes and connect with Gilly & Jen at www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode-68/
info_outlineIs it easier for you to forgive yourself or forgive others? What makes that so? How can you live life intentionally so you don’t waste a second?
Lauren and I dive into forgiveness and dating in this episode, which are very interconnected actually. After Lauren comes back from the retreat she shared about in Episode 48, we dissect what forgiveness looks like, if it’s easier to date when you’re in your 20s or when you’re older, and so much more.
Here’s what Lauren learned at the Matthew Hussey Retreat and there are some gems in here friends!
The Two Types of Forgiveness
- The forgiveness of others
- The forgiveness of self
Lauren shares an example that Matthew Hussey used at the retreat that really helped her understand how to forgive yourself: Imagine a relay race. Now imagine that the first runner trips. The fourth runner in that race isn’t wasting any time getting mad at the first runner because she is simply running as fast as she can to make up the time.
Matthew said that your life is a relay race and that every day you’re a new runner. There is no point in berating yourself when you’ve got a race to run.
Dating + Living with Intention
Lauren shares that she will date again because she’s not who she once was. She loved this insight from Matthew:
Living with intention may not spark much change in your routines or life. Instead, living with intention may simply look like being aware of what your heart is saying.
Dating When You’re Younger (20s) vs. Dating When You’re Older (30s, 40s)
Dating is different as you age. Your standards change. The pool from which you can date has changed. You have different life experiences. Remember that you have choices in who you date and whether you date, but even those choices can be overwhelming.
As you age, you realize that you’ve made mistakes and that you can be harder on yourself than on others.
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Lauren Trantham’s superpower is fierce tenderheartedness. Just imagine an elite ninja crossed with a hopeful romantic and you can understand her personality! She believes in black coffee, dark beer, shooting straight liquor, and that true strength lies in vulnerability. When she is not riding her motorcycle or traveling the world she is helping entrepreneurs find their authentic message so they can grow their business by getting real.
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Key Quotes from the Episode:
“We worry about the future. We berate ourselves for the past. But again, it brings it back to: We only have today.” - Jen Rozenbaum
“Live life bigger. Join groups. Take chances. Have courage.” - Lauren Trantham
“I don’t want to waste a second.” - Lauren Trantham
“Part of forgiveness is a willingness to go out in the world and be wrong.” - Jen Rozenbaum
“Forgive yourself, and with forgiving others: just let it go.” - Lauren Trantham
This episode was originally published on shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode49.