In the first episode of Warrior Goddess Revolution we explore:

• What does it mean to be a Warrior Goddess?
• Why our personal freedom is critical to crafting a new planetary paradigm
• How to combine clarity and compassion with our creativity and courage

In Episode 2 I'm joined by Sarina Harz and Adelee Mirelez for a lively, story-filled exploration of what true, authentic power is and is not.

Sarina and Adelee are both part of our Warrior Goddess Leadership team.

Sarina: https://www.facebook.com/sarinaharz

Adelee: https://www.coachadelee.com/

Learn more about our community at http://staging.warriorgoddess.com

In this episode of Warrior Goddess Revolution I'm joined by two of my most favorite people, my friends Jesikah and Thom. We've known each other for decades, and together we muse about how we all grew up together, what our main influences were, what we've learned from our journey from our 20's to our 50's. An intimate, sweet, and sometimes vulnerable conversation.

I got stuck. Here is how I unstuck myself. Let's explode the myths of perfectionism so we can move past procrastination, stuckness, and the fear of doing it wrong.

Being a Warrior Goddess entrepreneur can be challenging, especially when women feel threatened and turn to competing with or criticizing each other. But women support women lifts everyone up. In this episode I talk with my friend and stylist Heather Caswell of The Wardrobe in Davis as she introduces me to my favorite clothing designer, Cara Ucci and jewelry creatress Paloma. For years now Heather has been my angel of clothing and jewelry, and an important advocate for local female clothing and jewelry designers in California. Together the four of us explore beauty, style, shining brightly, and doing what you love.

The Wardrobe: www.thewardrobe.com

This time of year, when we are between Winter Solstice and Spring Equinox (in the northern hemisphere), in the earth-based traditions of my ancestors was a time of reckoning and drawing on your reserves. Winter still has a strong hold on the land, even as we turn towards the Spring. At this time we stop to consider: what food do we need to save to get us through until the next planting and harvest cycles? How do we sustain ourselves through the darkness to come? The light may be growing each day, but how do we make it through the cold and barren time?

This show, recorded on Candlemas, explores the three qualities of the Goddess Brigid: smith crafting, poetry, and healing and how they can help us keep our inner fire burning bright.

"You know how every once in a while you do something and the little voice inside says, 'There. That’s it. That’s why you’re here.' …and you get a warm glow in your heart because you know it’s true? Do more of that."

I absolutely adore Jacob Nordby. He has a rare combination of skills: he is funny as hell, brave in his vulnerability, and humble of his immense talent. And did I mention funny as hell?

In this episode we talk about Jacob's creative journey, discovering his own trauma, the power of simplicity, how transformation sneaks up on you, and his brand new book, The Creative Cure: How Finding and Freeing Your Inner Artist Can Heal Your Life (with a foreword by his friend, artist Julia Cameron, author of The Artist's Way.)

Learn more about The Creative Cure and read two free chapters:

https://www.hierophantpublishing.com/the-creative-cure

Get the Jacob's free download Creative Self Journal pdf we talk about in this podcast:

https://www.jacobnordby.com/creative-self-journal-gift

Ever have that feeling of slipping and sliding in your life and not able to get going? Today I explored the parallels between my recent seriously stuck in the snow adventure and how to gain traction in our own lives. Hint: slow and steady.