Lara Buelow, grew up in California, but currently lives in Denver CO with her husband and two girls. Lara’s obsession with snail mail became a catalyst for writing her first book – Mostly Unanswerable Questions is a quirky life advice book based on a postcard exchange. It spans mindfulness and relationships, to weird and wonderful.
Deanna Seymour understands the power of creativity, fun, and community when it comes to building a sustainable business. She’s all about bold branding, lively design, and making less content, but doing it better.
Karen Light is a Professional Artist/Illustrator and a Creative Executive Function Coach for Creatives. She’s on a mission to help her fellow chaotic Creatives get their shit together so they can have more freedom to create what they long to create!
Holly Market. Watercolor on paper. 14″x9″
This cheerful market is located about a mile north of my home. Older neighborhoods in Denver once had these family run stores every couple miles and many have disappeared as neighborhoods change and gentrify. I love the brick exterior, the yellow color, and community notices.
Erika Cleveland is an artist, writer, and former art therapist. Her mission is to work with women at mid to late life transition whose roles and identities no longer fit and who urgently want to reconnect to their true selves.
In this podcast, Erika and I discuss her new online class, “Befriending Our Shadow” which begins in early April.
Rabbi Sarah Tasman is the founder of the Tasman Center for Jewish Creativity which offers community classes & gatherings, private spiritual coaching, and life cycle officiation. Rabbi Sarah specializes in leading experiential spirituality and Jewish mindfulness classes, providing opportunities for personal and professional development, and incorporating expressive modalities including writing, yoga, art and ritual.
Larisa and I discussed healing and being a healer is available to all of us, the effects growing up in a fundamentalist environment creates trauma making it difficult to fully express yourself and your gifts, and how she helps people heal from past trauma including trauma from past generations.
In this conversation Laura and I discussed the reality of “twisty” career paths. While most of us start our careers thinking it’s going to be a steady a glorious ascent to a CEO title, more often we discover, our career paths involve starting in one place and taking several unexpected, even painful course corrections.
Laura Lundin is the Founder and Head Coach of the Corporate Compassion Project, a boutique executive coaching practice that helps purpose-driven women achieve more fulfillment, recognition, and impact in their careers.
Before founding her own mission-driven business, Laura had a 20-year career in corporate social responsibility, communications, and marketing.
Laura is passionate about the performing arts and preparing the next generation of purpose-driven leaders as demonstrated by her board and volunteer service .
Kohenet Annie Matan is a Jewish, feminist, queer, Hebrew Priestess and Mama. She facilitates sacred community, weaves transformative ritual and empowers intuitives, mystics and healers to own and share their gifts for the sake of the inter-independent healing and transformation of the world.
She channels the Divine with prayer, tarot and oracle cards, writing, sculpting goddesses, painting and crochet.
