Today on the show, I am talking with Mark Gober. In this conversation, we discuss exploring a new narrative to living and thinking that requires us to destroy all of the conditioning we have around reality and how life is which invites us into a new narrative and a new understanding of consciousness.
About Mark Gober:
Mark Gober is the author of the book An End to Upside Down Thinking: Dispelling the Myth That the Brain Produces Consciousness, and the Implications for Everyday Life. He is a Partner at Sherpa Technology Group in Silicon Valley, a former investment banker with UBS in New York, and former Princeton University tennis team captain. He also represents Nobel Peace Prize nominee Dr. Ervin Laszlo's Institute of New Paradigm Research as Director of Corporate Relations.
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Today on the show I’m bringing it back old school. I’m bringing it back to a concept that is so present in the Hungry for Happiness community. We’ve talked about it on the show before but I wanted to do a brand new episode on this as the concept is growing and there are so many new people in our community. This point of value is something that we can all come together and shift and that is our relationship to our body.
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I am so honored and grateful to have the amazing Henry Emmons, MD on the show, sharing his insights on natural mental health. I wanted to bring Henry on the show because he is a leader when it comes to truly helping people with anxiety and depression. I get questions all the time around medication use for mental health and while it’s important that I not answer those kinds of questions because I’m not a mental health professional, I can bring on experts who have the knowledge to help and support you.
About Henry Emmons, MD:
Henry Emmons, MD is a psychiatrist who integrates mind‑body and natural therapies, mindfulness and neuroscience into his clinical work. He is a co‑founder of NaturalMentalHealth.com, offering trusted information and holistic products to help individuals of all ages build their resilience and rediscover joy. Henry is the author of The Chemistry of Joy, The Chemistry of Calm, and Staying Sharp, and is in demand as a workshop leader for both healthcare professionals and the general public.
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I’m so excited to share this message today. I’m excited for a few reasons: 1) because it is so close to my heart and 2) because you all ask me about this all the time. This message is in response to the question, “Can I remain in a romantic relationship when my partner is not willing to grow?” I want to share my truth and my advice.
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I absolutely love this conversation with Gary. He is passionate, deep and wise in all things grief. Grief is such an interesting conversation and this is the first conversation around grief we’ve ever had on the show. Whether it’s grief from breakup or grief from loss, he offers very tangible solutions. I hope you enjoy this conversation with the incredible Gary Roe.
About Gary Roe: Award‑winning author, speaker, and grief specialist Gary Roe is a compassionate and trusted voice in grief‑recovery who has been bringing comfort, hope, encouragement, and healing to hurting, wounded hearts for more than 30 years. Click here to get a free excerpt of his new book, Comfort for Grieving Hearts. For more information visit www.garyroe.com.
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In this solo jam we are going to be talking about the addiction to personal development. Some of you out there want to consume all the things: the podcasts, the books, the mentors and coaching. This was me! I was so addicted to the pursuit of personal development that I was actually missing the point. In this episode I’m going to go into how we identify that and how we start to untangle it so that we can do the work that matters.
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Today on the show, I have the amazing Kevin Gilliland, an incredibly talented doctor when it comes to the realm of anxiety, depression, and addiction, especially how it pertains to medication.
About Kevin Gilliland
Dr. Kevin Gilliland, PsyD is a clinical psychologist and Executive Director of Innovation 360. With over 20 years of experience in clinical research and hands‑on counseling, Kevin has helped countless individuals change their lives. He is the go-to expert on all things mental health (depression & anxiety) and addiction. He has been a featured guest on KLTA, KCAL, HLN MichaeLA, Fox, Inside Edition, KDFW Fox, WFAA, FOX 4
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I am so excited to bring you this Solo Jam from Bali today. Today, we are going to be talking about a concept that changed the trajectory of my life, allowed me to simplify my life, and allowed me to be intentional to allow life to flow through me and let it unfold in a way that makes sense. In this episode, we’re going to talk all about the feeling that you want to embody in your system on a day-to-day basis.
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I am so excited to bring you this episode! I had the privilege to interview David Elliot in his beautiful home. He is one of the pioneers in the breathwork movement. As you know, breakwork excites me so much in conjunction with the food and body conversation. Breathwork is just a beautiful catalyst for us to go deeper with the food and body conversation. I loved this conversation with David about his breathwork, the spiritual and physical reason behind it. It was a beautiful conversation and I’m so excited to bring it into the world and share it with you!
About David Elliott
There are many blocks on the healing path. Each block has its own story; hearing into them is David Elliott’s gift.
Author, teacher and healer David Elliott has spent over two decades helping and inspiring clients from around the world to heal their deepest fears, blocks and negative beliefs. Though no client is the same, the formula he uses never varies.
David combines his intuitive gift of clairaudient hearing to help expedite the healing process for all who work with him, gently guiding and revealing deeply buried histories or beliefs with gentle compassion and grace. His process is effective in all areas of his work, from private sessions working one-on-one with clients to the group work he leads during healing retreats around the world.
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The Reluctant Healer by David Elliott
Becoming Supernatural by Joe Dispenza
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I am recording this live from Bali and I really wanted to do this episode from here with a little bit less of the editing and a little bit more rawness. I feel raw. I feel really raw. I feel like I'm going through another unearthing in my life. Another unearthing of what does not belong which, always feels very scary you know? It's this whole idea of like, “I want to keep things as they are and I want a white-knuckle, and I want structure, and I want this, and I want that,” so that I can feel safe. I wanted to bring this message to this podcast today. This whole facade that our external world creates our internal safety.
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Today on the show I have the amazing Meredith Rom. I loved connecting with her! You can just tell by her voice how grounded, soulful, and heart centered she is. I absolutely loved the way that she talked about beauty and uniqueness as it pertains to the self. I think that's often times something that we just miss the ball on so much as we don't acknowledge the beauty and the uniqueness of our individuality, our humanness, our souls, and our hearts. I often get my clients to look at nature and I say, “Look how beautiful that is!” and what we get to realize is beauty that exists externally also exists within ourselves. The only thing we have to ask ourselves is, “Are we willing to look at it? Are we willing to realize it?” Something else we talked about is what to do when your partner is not into personal development and growth but you are. We also talk about the art of asking for help, the art of receiving, really stepping into our Womanhood, really stepping into our femininity, and asking for what we need to help us navigate this human experience.
About Meredith Rom
Meredith Rom is a yoga teacher, author, coach and host of the Rising Women Leaders podcast. She helps women uncover and heal whatever is preventing them from claiming and embodying their unique brilliance to be a beacon of light for others to awaken in this world. After graduating from NYU she followed her intuition to Northern California where she now teaches yoga and mentors women to rise in courage, self-love and feminine leadership.
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In this episode I’m jamming on questions I am asked all of the time. They’re questions like, “How can I be more discerning with my boundaries?, How can I create boundaries?, How can I say no?, How can I listen to the part of me that’s trying to speak to me?, How can I ask for what I need? How can I receive more abundance?” And I think this is important because as women, it’s difficult. We grow up and take on the role of a marauder. We handle everything and as a result, we become resentful.
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I brought Tara on the show because I admire her so much for her ability to not wait for permission, not wait to jump through the red tape, and just simply own her power and the things that light her up without any connections, without any record deal. Part of what she does is she’s a musician, she’s a beautiful artist. Rather than waiting for a record deal to start creating music and filling her soul’s desire, she just went for it and I admire her so much. In this episode we talk about the ability to unlearn the things you thought you were so you can recreate yourself. And this is something I talk about often on the Hungry for Happiness podcast. The way she described it is so beautiful, given her background, her childhood. She’s one of those people where you’re like. “Wow, you have truly created a remarkable life.” And I wanted to bring her on the show to really inspire you to give yourself permission to say, “Hey! I can recreate the narrative and be who I want to be NOW. ”
About Tara Mackey
Tara Mackey is the founder and CEO of The Organic Life, a successful holistic and sustainable living platform, and is a widely recognized activist with a tribe of over 1 million followers on her blog and social media. She founded the organic skincare company Genetix and is the #1 best-selling author of Cured by Nature and WILD Habits.
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I’m going to be talking all about of the amazing lessons and teachings from my 70 hours with Tony Robbins. It was absolutely one of the hardest weeks of my life and one of the best weeks of my life. The event I went to is called Date with Destiny and it was with five thousand people just working on themselves and uncovering patterns, belief systems, and restructuring who they are at the core under the guidance of Tony Robbins. He’s one of my biggest mentors and people in this industry I admire so much. I love his mastery in the ability to be so loving in his boldness and directness. In this episode I’m going to cover the top 5 things that for me just really stuck out and reiterated what I believe to be true.
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You are in for a treat. Sabrina came down from Joshua tree and we got to sit on my my comfy couch and talk about awakening, our darkness, catalyst and things to contribute to our growth and development, as well as talk about filtering what we need to filter in order to enhance who we are our path of discovery, and our path of growth. It's a juicy conversation, very soulful. I love doing these in person because I feel like I get to truly connect with guests and be. It creates a really cool harmony when we do them in person so I absolutely love this episode and I hope you do as well.
About Sabrina
Sabrina Riccio (Shiv Inder Kaur) is breaking the mold when it comes to being a leader in today’s world. As a Soulistic Business Consultant, Modern Medicine Priestess, and Speaker, Her mission is to revolutionize humanity by catalyzing Spiritual Entrepreneurs to unleash their medicine + activate their legacy by embracing all facets of their hue-man experience.
Amongst her colleagues and listeners of her chart-topping Sovereign Society Podcast, she’s known to keep it real and authentic through her you-nique way of sharing her medicine through storytelling, her deep wisdom through experience, and her infectious laugh that keeps spirits elevated and alive. After being struck by lightning in 2012 and navigating through 20+ years of trauma prolonged depression, she understands that life is always happening for us, not to us. As a result, she’s created a movement for people to transmute their trauma into triumph by diving in deep in order to build the business and life that sets their soul on fire from the ground-up and inside-out.
Sabrina has spoken and taught Kundalini Yoga + Meditation around the world. Her online experiences and group mentorship programs to help people amplify their hue-man experience and build the legacy the world’s been calling in to experience have been attended by people all over the world. Currently, she is writing her first book, Radiate Your Radness, a 40-day Soul Activation to Thrive and Align from the Inside-Out.
She’s passionate about travel, spiritual activism, #realtalk conversations, fish tacos, and her dog Bud. When she’s not in her home in Joshua Tree or San Diego, CA, you can find this global citizen traveling the world on a wild and soul expanding adventure.
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In this solo jam I'm talking about how to make your life a masterpiece. I heard this quote the other day and I was like, “That’s so good!” It was by Michelangelo and he said I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free. I was like, “Man. that's what we're doing with ourselves everyday.” We are carving at the pieces that don't belong to sculpt ourselves into the truest most authentic versions of who we are. Underneath everything, we are these Divine being of light and love. We are these incredible masterpieces that are just so perfect and so amazing. It's so out of this world incredible.
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Erin is my right hand, my work-wife, my COO, my friend. She is just so many things to me and to Hungry for Happiness. She is the brains, she's the engine. When you think of an iceberg, I am the tip of the iceberg that you guys can all see cuz I’m the head coach of Hungry for Happiness and the face of the brand. I do all the speaking and reading the books but Erin runs the whole machine. She oversees all the departments, she's an incredible person, and in this episode we talk about the CEO/COO partnership and how her and I have been able to work together so that we can truly create this incredible movement that we are working on. I wanted to bring her on so you guys so we can lift the hood of Hungry for Happiness, if you will, and really show you and teach you how a really concrete partnership works to create a super sustainable and scalable business and creating a culture that people really want to work at. I'm so excited to have you listen to it enjoy.
About Erin Rector
Erin is the Chief Operating Officer at Hungry for Happiness and a former therapist & wellness consultant. Erin's career began in traditional mental health when she received a Master's degree specializing in marital and family relationships. She later branched out to pursue a coaching and consulting career in personal development, and has worked with a number of prominent life coaches, healers, and heart-centered influencers who are looking to provide transformational products & services informed by psychology. Erin brings her expertise in relationships and emotional wellness to her role at Hungry for Happiness, supporting the mission in creating unrivaled transformation and healing for every single client. Her mission is to empower other leaders & entrepreneurs to scale & sustain their businesses by continuing to strive to new heights in their personal growth & spiritual development.
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Today on the podcast I am doing a solo jam and I’m talking about this whole concept that we see in the personal development industry and in the self-help world. "Good Vibes Only" perpetuates this idea that we should only be positive all the time which is truly stopping us from growing. And guess what? The growth is in the shadow, the growth is in the darkness, the growth is in the entire spectrum of emotionality, not just a fragment of it. So in this episode I walk you through how to truly extract what is so valuable and makes us human. If you enjoy this episode, I would so appreciate if you hop on over I over and give it a review! Let me know if you like it and also I would love to hear what you want me to do so episodes on. That would be so helpful for me. I love you and I hope you enjoy this episode.
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EP 078: BECOMING AN EXTRAORDINARY ENTREPRENEUR WITH AJIT NAWALKHA
I absolutely loved and chatting with Ajit Nawalkha. He is one of the most incredible minds when it comes to business. He is part of Mind Valley which is an incredible organization, which you’re going to learn all about. We talked about how to design a business for long-term growth and how to really create a sustainable impact, focused business. This episode is about business, but it’s so much more about the relationships, the energetics, and the responsibilities of the leaders of that organization. When I say that, I don't mean you have to have a huge business for this conversation to be highly valuable because the things that we extract are still applicable even if you're at the earlier stages of the journey or earlier stages of entrepreneurship. This is a conversation that I would have loved to have listened to at the very rid of the gate, as I was becoming an entrepreneur and starting my first wellness coaching business. He is such a genius when it comes to business. I'm just so highly I just respect him so much for how he runs his business, how he operates himself, how he takes such high levels of emotional responsibility in his personal life, which of course then transitions into his business.
About Ajit Nawalkha
Ajit Nawalkha is an entrepreneur, business coach, founder of Evercoach author of The Book of Coaching and a co-founder of Mindvalley - the one of the biggest publishers in personal development space. Today he is getting ready to share the strategies that helped him build numerous multiple million-dollar businesses in his "Live Big" book launching in December 2019.
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I was running one of the Hungry for Happiness retreats here in San Diego and the whole topic of self-sabotage was hot tamales! So, I wanted to bring some of that onto the podcast and give you some insight into that because I feel we just love to sabotage ourselves. But here’s the thing, we don’t understand why we’re doing it. We don’t understand how it happens; we just do it. Then we feel like we’re worthless, weak, and we have no willpower and that’s actually not the case. In this episode, I’m going to be talking about why self sabotage happens in the first place, how to prevent it from happening, how we can get over having the fraud complex, how we can get over things like not being where we’re at, yet, and how to embody the frequency to attract what we want.
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Today on the show I have the amazing, Kirsten Asher. I wanted to bring her on the show because I truly believe that the personal development industry needs a little bit of a shake-up. We need to do things differently. We need to stop logically thinking about how to heal our bodies and how to clear emotionality. For those of you who have listened to the show for a while, you follow me on Instagram, or you’re just hanging out in my world, you know that for me breath-work is my modality to really releasing the logic and getting into the body. I wanted to bring Kirsten on because she is so passionate about helping women and men get into their bodies through movement. It’s not just a dance or performance, it's movement move energy and just allow ourselves to get into our bodies we can clear energy.
About Kirsten
Kirsten Asher, founder of FEMethod (Feminine Embodiment Method), teaches women to “embody” and “flow” rather than “hustle” and “grind”. Through the way you Move, Breathe and Think, Kirsten creates a space for women to explore their senses, self, reduce stress and take ownership of their feminine expression, while, exploring the dynamics of the masculine and feminine in life, love and sensuality.
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Welcome to the first solo session of The Hungry for Happiness Podcast! My commitment to myself and to you is to just keep it real as much as possible, and provide you with the most valuable information and content, so I’m super excited for this journey. I’ll be asking you guys on Instagram stories often what you want me to do these episodes on. For those of you who have been following me on Instagram know that I’ve been going through a transition out of a relationship. It’s been a beautiful, letting go and healing process. Tune in to hear how I am dealing with and being in the pain and heartbreak I currently feel.
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Today on the show I have Heather and Timmi from Energy Muse. This episode is for my woo woos, alright. This episode is not going to resonate with everyone because everyone isn’t into crystals, but maybe if you have like one toe in the crystal land, listen up. I was really interested for myself of how other people use crystals because sometimes I’d think, “Oh people buy crystals because they’re just trying to be spiritual #ultraspiritual,” but it was really beautiful how these women, who’ve been into crystals before crystals were cool, educate people, demystify the concept of crystals, and give us simple examples of how to use crystals for results. They also share their personal journeys through using crystals.
About Timmi and Heather
Energy Muse is a conscious lifestyle brand, providing tools of empowerment, inspiration, and hope in the tangible form of jewelry and crystals. Founded in 2000 by Heather Askinosie and Timmi Jandro, they are helping people reconnect with the energy of the Earth to align with their highest self, realize their true calling, and tap into their own personal magnificence. They recently authored the book Crystal Muse: Everyday Rituals to Tune into the Real You.
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What's up love the welcome back to the Hungry for Happiness podcast. You are listening to episode number 073 with Kylee and Clara from Love Rising. In this episode we talked about how to actually increase our bodies’ to the frequency of that worth where we know we can attract everything that we desire and why investing in ourselves is one of the bravest things we can possibly do. I remember going back to when I first started Hungry for Happiness. I hired a business coach that cost more money than I made that month and I so I went into a deficit month after month after month, and the only thing I could bet on was myself. It really taught me how strong and powerful I could be and I always use that as a reference when I'm either investing nor or taking big leaps of faith. It was such a powerful, powerful part of my life. We talked about connecting to our subconscious and really speaking to different parts of ourselves. I love this kind of work where we can really understand that even with with an inner child we have our 3 year old child that has its needs, we have our 9 year old, our 14 year, we have all of these different parts of us. We have our inner child, our evolved woman, our mind, our intellect. There’s so many parts of our system that’s communicating to us at various times and so we really go into how to listen, how to observe, and how to honor.
About Clara and Kylee
Clara + Kylee are both coaches on a mission to change the way women see themselves. Their mission in life and in their podcast, the Love Rising Podcast, is to help women wake up to the love inside of themselves through nourishing food, positive mindset, emotional fitness, and spiritual connection. Clara + Kylee also run a revolutionary membership life-coaching program called "The Gathering".
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This episode is very, very special to me. I had the honor of going to visit Andrew in his beautiful center in California here, and it's so incredible. I just feel so excited about sharing him with you because he is such a special person to me. I've been working with Andrew for about 2 years now, working on energy work. He is such a talented healer. What Andrew does, I can’t even explain it. He’s able to clear energy, move energy, really understand patterns and attachment, and really getting to the root of why we do what we do and why we are stuck in these behaviors and patterns that aren't serving us. He is just an absolute wizard. In this episode, we talked about how to truly access energy in our bodies, which is something that I know we talked about a lot about on the show, but the way that Andrew frames it is so beautiful and really allows us to dig into the part of us that feels calm, and feels safe. So Andrew had a near-death experience which really let him into this whole body of work. He didn't wake up one day, deciding to do this work. He was actually comedian. One day, he was surfing and he got smoked in the head with a surfboard, and he had a spiritual awakening. It's just such a beautiful story. He's such a grounded individual yet has this power to just heal, influence, and just be such a leader for oneness and wholeness.
About Andrew
At the age of 32, a surfboard bashed into Andrew’s head when he was out surfing one day. He was left unconscious in the ocean until a stranger pulled him out and saved his life. Andrew was never the same again. Andrew began to question his identity. He became incredibly present to the world in a way he never experienced before. Andrew took it upon himself to dive deep into healing and discovered his purpose.
In this episode, Andrew shares:
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