Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from December 21st.
Merry Christmas to all my listeners and all those who have made a difference in the lives of others with your stories of wisdom and love. Advocating for those who share their stories of illuminating inspirations is indeed a total pleasure of mine, for another’s journey becomes a tool and knowledge for someone on their own journey in life.
I wish to thank all those who have listened to these shows, and shared them and been inspired by them, for it is you that we do this for. If we can help one person with this wise knowledge than we feel good about what we are doing.
To all those who have participated in the 100’s of shows I have done this year, thank you for being so venerable and considerate in sharing your wisdom that helps so many. So many shows on somany topics,all coming from the heart to heal, guide, and aid others on their journey of life. You can catch all the latest shows weekly and see the diverse and deep knowledge that comes from them.
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Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Sarah Nisbett, on air from December 21st
Nisbett’s “Drawn on the Way” project aims to encourage people to slow down, put their phones in their pockets, and see themselves and the world as a work of art, finding the extraordinary in the day-to-day. The new book is an inspirational guide designed for busy people on the go who only have a few minutes in their day for creativity and non-screen activities.
Using just a small sketch pad and a uni-ball office pen, Sarah has created thousands of in-the-moment sketches of the people and places she passes “on the way,” often giving her sketches to the people she draws. A recent video on TikTok of her giving away a drawing to two women she sketched in a park went viral, and currently has over 1.2 million views.
Our talk will be on. Reconnecting with a post-COVID world through drawing How sketching can build empathy and curiosity—and inspire self-acceptance Ways to incorporate unplugged activities into your day in 5 minutes or less Making the transition from corporate day job to full-time artist Learning a new skill as an adult: how to be a beginner, calm the inner critic, and get away from perfectionism.
A former opera singer and a self-taught live sketch artist and illustrator, Sarah Nisbett loves to draw the people, places, and things she encounters “on the way.” Her Drawn On The Way project is dedicated to helping people find the extraordinary in the everyday and to seeing themselves and others as works of art. Originally from Ann Arbor, MI, she moved to New York City to pursue music. After a successful career as professional opera singer, it was on the way to her next career in advertising that she discovered a passion for drawing on her daily commute. This daily detour led her to a full-time drawing and writing career.
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Ignite Your Heart and Soul with Sara Troy and her guest Kathleen Woodington, on air from December 14th.
How Getting Sick Saved My Life: I help heart centered entrepreneurs and lightworkers feeling, disconnected from themselves and feeling their emotions ( it is typically related to unresolved trauma), self doubt, overwhelm, and lack of focus, center and ground their energy in their body temple to create more balance and flow in their life and business. Your inner world creates your outer world.
It was in losing everything ( mental and physical health, career, finanaces, relationships etc), that I found myself, learned to feel my emotions, love myself and love life. I almost died trying to figure out how to live. It’s a miracle that I am alive. I am here to share my message of hope and inspiration and to end suffering on this planet. Life is a skillset. We are here to learn to live skillfully and in alignment with our mind, body and soul. Let your lifestyle be your medicine.
I give hope to the hopeless. Our most important relationship is with ourself. Know thyself. Love thyself. I was addicted to adrenal and being busy and not listening to my body. After realizing it’s about feeling good I got addicted to feeling good and honouring myself. This realization opened the door to my healing and transformation. My mission is to get others addicted to feeling good, fully alive and thriving.
My background is health sciences. I have always helped people. I was a Nuclear Medicine Techonologist and then and Occupational Therapist. 11 years years ago I was told I would return to my career as an Occupational Therapist following the removal of my thyroid gland. I attempted 3 return to works and they all failed. My identity was wiped out. Gone. I felt like a nothing.
What unravelled was layers of chronic illness. I was bed ridden for up to ½ a month in bed for years. It was a complete mess. My mess is now my message. You have to feel to heal.
Running from emotions creates imbalances in the system which eventually lead to disease. I lived from a place of deep trauma my whole life. I have lived the last 11 years in my ‘urban ashram like a crosss between a navy seal and a yogi (Ha!) ‘unlearning everything I knew, reprogramming my nervous system for peace and calm and creating my new identity as a Spiritual Coach and Yoga Teacher.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Christina Meyer, on air fromDecember 14th
Your life is as simple or complex as you let it be. Your life is always as good as you allow it to be. Our work together is easy and life-changing.
Let’s be honest: life can feel pretty random. When things go well, it’s because you’re managing (read: controlling) them. But when one thing goes wrong, it seems like all that goes out the window.
So you try all the “right” things, like reading the self-help books, exercising, changing your diet, working harder, working smarter, having the tough conversations, and rubbing that lucky pebble in your pocket, all in hopes of pulling the right levers and lining up the stars to (fingers crossed) get the life you want.
HERE’S THE TRUTH:
There is no right or wrong way to live your life.
There’s your way!
Reality doesn’t happen to you. It happens from you. You can give up the idea that you need to (or can) control everything, and start understanding that you create everything.
Christine Meyer is a life coach and author of “Keep It Simple, Smartypants! Stop Overthinking. Start Aligning. Live Happy.” Since 2002 it’s been her mission to empower, educate and uplift. She’s coached unmistakable mavericks in the world – to follow their own compass to design and live the life they want, through the understanding and mastery of the power of their thoughts and alignment with who they truly are. She is a frequent podcast guest, founding member and regular contributor to the Forbes Coaches Council and is excited to share the fundamental foundations offered to her private clients and in her first of many books
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Beverly Kievman Copen, on air from December 14th
~Her Mission to Inspire you to want to Move Forward with your Life~
Does it feel impossible to fit it all in? Challenging times, like the recent pandemic, can add stress and grief to an already hectic life, raising anxiety levels. Residing in Rome, GA, Beverly Kievman Copen, is the acclaimed author of ‘It’s Your Life, Isn’t It?’. For decades, she has been inspiring people through her work as a glass ceiling shattering entrepreneur, an internationally in-demand motivational speaker, renowned photographer, and author. Her newest book offers life tools to deal with changes and difficult times.
“Making a difference begins with ‘I have an idea,'” believes Beverly, who loves helping people find solutions, clarify their values, set goals, and develop plans to make things happen even in challenging and tough times.
IT’S YOUR LIFE, ISN’T IT? tells a most remarkable story. Copen lived in Japan for three years. A year later, after she conducted a seminar in Tokyo, Japan, a young Japanese woman came up to her and said, “I like the way you think. Would you be interested in writing a book for the Japanese market with our publisher?” Copen said YES. It took more than a year to work with Diamond Publishers to think through the theme and content. She wrote it in English, and it was published in Japan in 2000, in Japanese, with the title, “IT’S YOUR LIFE, ISN’T IT.” During the recent long months in the global pandemic, Copen re-discovered the manuscript on her computer and committed to revising it to become a “global” book. Her aim was that it could reach and help women and men in many countries.
The book paints a picture of how to look at your past, analyze your present, and reimagine your future. Whatever your age, it provides a way to assess your desires, strengths, and weaknesses and put them into a framework that will help you construct a more fulfilling lifestyle throughout your life. The theme is based on how to manage change – especially when it is outside of your control. Copen openly discusses her successes and her mistakes and the lessons learned from those achievements and the errors. Copen states, “we need to understand and deal with the New Normal for our lives.”
“I love this book! It inspired me to take a look at my own life, and it gave me the tools, energy, and new ideas I need to live my Life with more purpose, passion, and joy. The author shares her spectacular photographs and life stories that are uplifting and filled with wisdom and beauty.” Linda Carson- WWSB-TV, ABC
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