Live Well, Be Bold

In this episode, Intuition coach & abuse survivor advocate, Ashley Easter joins us to share her story of strength and courage. After many years of abuse in a cult, Ashley tapped into her intuition, walked away from the abuse, healed, and now lives her most empowered life.

Ashley helps women stop the self-doubt and harness their Intuition so they can take control of their destiny by becoming Intuitive AF. She is the founder of Courage 365, a non-profit which empowers abuse survivors and co-host of Emerge, a retreat to help women unleash their empowered selves.

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In this episode, I talk about how creating a vision for your life can help you get rid of limiting beliefs. 

Creating a vision for your life will allow you to start taking the action steps you need to take in order to make that vision a reality.

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If you've ever told yourself you "can't" do something, this episode is for you. 

You see, our beliefs have consequences and if you keep telling yourself you can't do A, B, or C, you'll get stuck and see everything as "impossible." 

In this episode, I go over how I went from burned out Social Media Strategist to a Personal Branding Coach by doing two things I share in this episode. 

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In this episode, I invited fashion designer and owner of Taste Studio, Stephanie Oyervides to talk about mindset and going after your dreams even with adversities. After feeling defeated and depressed after fashion school, Stephanie had no clue if she would make it. However, after shifting her mindset, Stephanie started her dreams with what she had and built her fashion career in her hometown of Modesto, CA. After building her first fashion studio in her garage, she now has her dream studio in downtown Modesto and is living out her dream of being a fashion designer and her own boss. 

In this episode, I share more about how letting go of fears during the Coivd-19 pandemic helped me act fast and create opportunities for myself.

After many months of me trying to tell myself 'I am okay" in order to keep my optimistic outlook, I realized I wasn't. In this episode, I talk about dealing with depression, earlier this year, something I had never experienced before. However, like in any moment of darkness, there is always light. I hope this episode allows you to reflect, be nice to yourself, and find peace in the chaos. 

In this episode I am honored to have Camilla Rambaldi, an Award Winning-Emmy Nominated Anchor/Reporter for KABB/WOAI the NBC and FOX affiliates in San Antonio, Texas. She currently works as an anchor at KABB covering various stories on a daily. However, Camilla is on a mission to empower women to become the strongest versions of themselves.

Camilla talks about how doubt and fear can kills so many dreams which is why even through bumps on the road, she pushed herself to get to her end goal of being a storyteller.

Listen for an empowering story of reaching for your goals but mostly, finding your truest self.

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In this episode, Pia from Curate Well Co talks about following your intuition when it comes to making decisions in your life. As a success strategist, Pia believes your life should work for you, not the other way around.  We also discuss how it’s okay to show up to your business being 100% your complete self. If you are looking to build new habits that last and create the right kind of accountability to crush your goals, step into the life you imagine for yourself and be intentional with everything you do, this episode is for YOU.

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In this episode, the Improvement Geek, Joey Doughty, shares goal setting and self-improvement methods based on psychology, neuroscience, and cognitive science . Back in 2012, Joey weighed over 300 lbs and was able to lose that weight by applying intermittent fasting into his life. Joey discusses why he started his YouTube channel and why he gives science-based tips to help people with their self-improvement.

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In today's episode of Live Well, Be Bold,  I talk about the feeling of overwhelm and how carrying that over into a new year can bring stress and discouragement. Instead of coming up with New Year's resolutions, I share my simple way of creating results for YOUR dream life.

In this episode, Instagram Influencer, Owin Pierson opens up about what it's like to be a Asian-American, LGBT, Christian, Instagram Influencer. Owin started off his career as a Youth Pastor but after coming out, he decided to move to Los Angeles to pursue his career as a photographer. Soon after moving to the city of dreams, he then got into social media marketing and shortly grew his name as a lifestyle influencer.  Although his personal and professional journey have not been easy, Owin stays strong with his faith and hopes to positively impact others who have dealt with mental illnesses.

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Confidence takes time.  In this episode, self-development vlogger and communication expert, Eric Wen discusses how you can become more confident as an introvert. Eric went from being an insecure individual to someone who loves who he has become. If you are dealing with insecurities, this episode will help you become the confident person you are in search of.

If you’re feeling stuck in your career, this episode is for you. My guests, power couple, Michael Broussard and Jennifer Fernandes dove into the world of television where they quickly found success working at Nickelodeon. Although they enjoyed their work in television, they weren't fulfilled. Two years into their careers, Michael and Jennifer got the idea to film a tribute video in memory of Jennifer's mom who had passed away in 2009 from Pancreatic Cancer. In 2015, they were inspired to make the bold decision to leave their careers at Nickelodeon and follow their hearts, launching Living Locket Films. Since then, they have traveled across the nation documenting family stories about love, war, parenthood and have even landed television gigs, filming for CBS's The Recruit and This Is Hawaii as well as UPTv's Our Wedding Story. What drives them is the support of those around them & constant strive to tell more stories.