Podcast

The Life In Limbo podcast is about building a life you love on the foundation of what’s most important to you. Each week I chat with an interesting person or share my own ideas in order to explore about how we can stay connected to our personal values, measure what matters most to us, listen to our own voices, and create a life we enjoy. Subscribe on iTunes here or see all episodes here.

Today on the show, I’m talking about a few recent experiences with being tempted to take shortcuts (yikes face emoji) with a new product that I’ve been building, my recovery from that silliness, and how the whole thing reminded me yet again of my intention to not be a shoeless cobbler and to fully commit to living my values in my business and life.

Shownotes:

• My original post about shoeless cobblers
• Tuesdays Together is a monthly meetup for entrepreneurs
• The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber
• My new product, The Appothecary, launched today! Check it out here.
• Apps I mentioned in the episode: Airtable and Gumroad
• Memberful, the new love of my life
• Kim Sedgwick’s episode of Life In Limbo

Let me know! Did this episode resonate with you? You can reach out and let me know on Instagram or in the comments section below.

PS. Did you know you can now listen to the show on Spotify?! Click here to see how to play on your favourite platform.

The Life In Limbo podcast is about building a life you love on the foundation of what’s most important to you. Each week I chat with an interesting person or share my own ideas in order to explore about how we can stay connected to our personal values, measure what matters most to us, listen to our own voices, and create a life we enjoy. Subscribe on iTunes here or see all episodes here.

Today on the podcast, I’m talking to my friend Sonja Seiler about the recent sold-out success of her beautiful retreat, as well as the difficult lessons she had to learn and the hard work she had to do along the way. We also discuss one of her favourite mantras, “everything reflects everything,” and what it has meant to her over the years. Note: in the episode, we say it’s September 27th, but it was actually the 26th.

Shownotes:

• Sonja’s retreat, Nurture, and monthly Harvest Table Dinner series
• Arina of Wild Geese Creative Co. helped out with copywriting for Sonja’s website
• The retreat Sonja mentioned catering at was hosted by our friends at Firefly Creative Writing

Let me know! Did this episode resonate with you? You can reach out and let me know on Instagram or in the comments section below.

PS. Did you know you can now listen to the show on Spotify?! Click here to see how to play on your favourite platform.

The Life In Limbo podcast is about building a life you love on the foundation of what’s most important to you. Each week I chat with an interesting person or share my own ideas in order to explore about how we can stay connected to our personal values, measure what matters most to us, listen to our own voices, and create a life we enjoy. Subscribe on iTunes here or see all episodes here.

On this episode of the podcast, I’m talking about a weird and dangerous trend I’ve been noticing, where folks are using spiritual language and terms to say, do, and justify very un-spiritual actions and behaviours. Not okay! Let’s discuss.

PS. Do you have tips or scripts for combatting this tendency? How do we call this out when we see it? Let me know in the comments!

Shownotes:

• CBC Uncover: Escaping NXIVM
• NY Times on NXIVM
• Brené Brown on why our stories are not meant for everyone
• Brené Brown on the types of people who don’t deserve to hear your shame story

The Life In Limbo podcast is about building a life you love on the foundation of what’s most important to you. Each week I chat with an interesting person or share my own ideas in order to explore about how we can stay connected to our personal values, measure what matters most to us, listen to our own voices, and create a life we enjoy. Subscribe on iTunes here or see all episodes here.

We can stop spending time with negative or critical people, but we unfortunately can’t spend less time with ourselves! What do we do when the meanest things we hear are coming from inside our own minds? Today on the show I’m sharing some of my favourite tools and strategies for tackling my inner critic and creating more mental space for myself.

Shownotes:

• Brené Brown on why shame cannot survive being spoken
• Introduction to The Work by Byron Katie
• The War of Art & Do the Work by Steven Pressfield
• Thoughts on overcoming resistance
• Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert