Airing January 20th-26thonMetaphysical Insights with Mary Elizabeth Hoffman
As we discover ways to bring into consciousness newness in our lives – be it a new project, relationship, career, idea, creation or endeavor – we are able to download a plethora of possibilities and options without grabbing, limiting or holding on to just one. This openness and receptivity brings an in flooding of abundance in all aspects of life.
Airing January 20th-26th on Ask Sara with Sara Troy and Bill Mackie
YOU HATE AND LOVE THEM BUT JUST WANT TO KILL THEM……SOMETIMES
Are you hitting heads all the time with people in your relationships?, well I have that kind of relationship with my biz partner BILL and some times ahhhhhhhhhh. But when we have finished blowing up we become more focused on what needs to be done and what is in the way.
We Negotiate by understanding our decision making process, we are either decision makers in creating more things we Want to do? Have Purpose in doing? Have Meaningin doing? Or Need to do?
We will share our strange relationship and in building this new tool Living Fractals and we came to discover why we hit heads and what we can do to rectify that by using this tool. We really do have a great relationship and we have been building together for years now our D.I.V.A ourdreams, inspirations, visionsand we are still Aspiring to do more.
AiredJanuary 13th-19th on Own Your Money with Jeffrey A. Forrest Repeat
Throughout the past 37 years, many of my clients have asked: What are the keys to creating financial peace of mind? What steps do I need to take to be financially free? How do I know that I’ve covered all my basis?
If these questions peek your curiosity, then please tune in on Tuesday, January 13th and discover for yourself what your 7 Pillars to Financial Freedom are!!
I will present further details to these 7 Pillars:
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– My Why? (Why do YOU want to be financially free?)
– My Location? (Where are YOU right now with your net wealth?)
– My Risk Management Plan? (Have you covered ALL your risks?)
– My Spending Plan? (What you make…where does it all go?)
– My Growth Plan? (How much am I setting aside for my tomorrows?)
– My Retirement Income Plan? (Based on what I’m doing, what will I have?
– My Baton Passing Plan? (Who gets what, when and how soon?)
Tune in Tuesday and see how well you have built each of your pillars and be ready to create an action plan that works for you!
Aired from January 20th on Positive Living Vibrations with Sara Troy and her guest Nicole Dominique Le Maire
I am now 37 and can say that starting my own business has been a challenge, but one that inspires me every day. I love waking up and knowing that I will be doing something totally different each day.
Nicole Dominique Le Maire has gained a reputation as a highly valued leader within the female business and Human Resources Industry. As a multi-talented woman entrepreneur and a global people connector, she is also the co-author of two books, including ‘The Female Leader’.
Nicole is an expert in leading people-based activity from a strategic and operational perspective, with a gift for developing entrepreneurs. As a result, she has gained tremendous experience guiding startups and entrepreneurs which has supplemented her MBA, MAHRM, and MCIPD and this has catapulted her to become one of the top leaders in the Human Resources and Female Leader industry.
Overcoming dyslexia and becoming a very successful woman takes belief in one’s self, women in business is very important today and is powerful, and a catalyst that creates new opportunities for women just starting out. As women, we tend to value relationships and through that, we can open up new avenues for global partnerships that drive win-win relationships between organizations.
If you take me for example, I am a very creative individual who enjoyed coming up with new ideas for the corporate business I was working in. Now at that time there were certainly many benefits to working inside a company and focusing on moving the corporate business forward, yet the idea of putting too many eggs in one basket and working on multiple projects at once kept me excited, yet ultimately it leads to a feeling of boredom.
This boredom is very current and linked in many cases (from my experience) to high achievers (especially women) leaving the corporate workforce. In a way not taking the role of intrapreneurial women in the corporate industry serious can kill the spirit of true innovation. This could be the reason as to why so many corporate intrapreneurial programs fail in the mainstream.
Women’s entrepreneurship is becoming an increasingly hot button topic. Women who want to experience financial independence and also experience the thrill that comes with owning one’s own business. There’s a lot that goes into running a successful business, and it can take a while to actually get something done, depending on how hard one works and what industry one chooses.
My experience of working with women and what the biggest challenges are that women face succeeding with their business
In most parts of our society, we have come to accept that men and women generally have the same capability to do a job. However, as much as mainstream society is poised to embrace the growing power of women in the workplace, there are many studies that show that people are unable to grapple with the idea of a female leader, yet more and more surveys have shown that female managers and business leaders are getting higher marks and reviews than ever before.
As more women role models appear in industries and companies throughout the world, it is becoming clear to anyone that female leadership is not only real but will likely surpass male leadership numbers in the future. I have worked with women in business for many years and I myself have faced the challenges of being a female intrapreneur whilst still working at companies such as DHL, Alstom, Epson and now as a female business owner.
What is the wisdom you would share with women who want to get engaged in business?
In order for a brand to be memorable, it has to stand out from the crowd. You need to be different from everyone else in order to create a memorable brand persona. Add your talents and skills to your unique persona, and you will find the sweet spot that only your company can fill.
It is a big step, so be sure it is really what you want. You have to commit to long-term growth and learning and you will face challenges that will help you develop as a woman in business.
Nicole was born in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, and has lived and worked in over 34 countries. Both her parents are now retired; her father was a paediatrician and her mother a homemaker and solicitor.
Positive Living Vibrations with Sara Troy and her guestsGabriella Guglielminotti Trivel and Peter Claiden, aired from January 20th on
“The Curse”.a woman’s monthly cycle that in the eyes of others make a woman become monstrous. NOT SO, in today’s show we will be talking to Gabriella and her man Peter to discuss the myths and truly understand the workings of a woman cycle and how it can have a positive affect on relationships.
Gabriella was born in Italy and studied foreign languages at the University of Turin, her home city. She is a qualified Master Practitioner of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and has traveled around Europe, Asia, Africa, America and Antarctica.
In 2012 she published a book, ‘Antarctic Odyssey: a New Beginning’, about her adventures there. At present she is learning to fly gliders in order to gain a different perspective on the world and become a real ‘Flying Inspiration’!
She is an author, speaker, visionary and coach who helps women to gain confidence, authority and fulfillment in life by knowing better their body. She also helps couples improve their relationship and find a more satisfying way to communicate to have better intimacy.
Women often experience a loss of identity, lack of direction, disconnection from their body, lack of libido and intimacy with their partner and themselves at some stage of their lives. This can trigger physical problems like PMS, cravings, mood swings, weight gain, low self esteem, lack of energy/libido, direction and cause relationship issues.
In fact, our body is trying to get in contact with us through these symptoms which can create mental and emotional states that can be very challenging to say the least.
Gabriella has a solution for all these problems and helps women to reconnect with their body and feminine cycle to improve the quality of life.
What I would like to teach our audience
I would like to teach this audience of women and men that understanding and honouring our feminine cycle is fundamental to our well-being as women and for our personal growth.
To learn to recognize our shortcomings, accept our mood swings, find the root cause of our emotions, embrace our sexuality, understand our natural rhythms, connect with our inner wisdom and spiritual self, is an integral part of our personal growth as women. This will allow us to love ourselves more for who we are and, as a result, we can have better and more fulfilling intimate relationships with our partner or any person with whom we relate.
When we restore connection with ourselves, being our body, heart, soul and psyche, a whole string of emotions, problems and physical states can show up as a result of this renewed attention to ourselves. As women, we may not realize that part of our body wisdom resides in our womb and getting in touch with our feminine cycle can expand our bodily and mental awareness. This can lead to the healing of emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual issues.
It is only when we are connected with our inner voice and spirit that we can experience joy and fulfillment on a regular basis.
Through my company, ‘Flying Inspiration’, I help women and men to reach an understanding of themselves by either having one-to-one sessions or through workshops where this wisdom is shared within a group.
Peter Claiden CEng, FRAeS, OBE
I started my aviation career after leaving school with a 5 year Engineering Apprentiship at Hatfield with Hawker Siddeley Aviation. Upon completion, having qualified in Aero Mechanical engineering I worked for a further 10 years with the company (then British Aerospace) testing and developing aircraft systems. Between 1980 and 2001, I was employed by the Air Accident Investigation Branch as an Inspector of Air Accidents (Engineering), and from 2001 until 2010 as a Principal Inspector (Engineering), following which I retired. Already a glider pilot, along the way I gained a PPL with SEP, MEP, night and IMC ratings, gaining over 4000 hours TT, and I have a LAA Inspector qualification. I have spent many years towing gliders with such tugs as the SuperCub, Pawnee, Eurofox and Robin DR400 and also fly my own 2-seat motor glider. I curently am a GASCo Board member and undertake accident investigation work for the British Gliding Association.
I met Gabriella about 4 years ago through our shared interest in gliding/flying, and we have become partners. We have spent many hours flying together and often discuss her interest in women’s cycle. My thoughts on this are contained in the attached document.
Be a Flying Inspiration to the world!
A new way of living for women who want to fly in life!
PETERS PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE ON HOW TO HAVE A CHANCE OF A FULFILLING AND UNDERSTANDING RELATIONSHIP
I grew up in a family with three older sisters and a mother, my father being away a lot of the time. My mother was very busy working full time and, although she undoubtedly loved us all, was not a particularly touchy-feely huggy sort of person. So, as time passed, I to some extent I assumed the role of the male in the household, quickly learning to fix things, change fuses, wire up plugs etc….. You would think therefore that I would have picked up a lot of experience/knowledge about girls/women. Well, I suppose I did in certain general ways I did but, being family females, I didn’t see them other than that.
In those days (the 50s/60s), the discussion of matters relating to emotions, sex education etc just didn’t occur, at least not with me in our family. Therefore I was really quite ignorant of women, in particular, their emotions, their menstrual cycle and how hormones can induce changes in behaviour and mood. I have been through several full time relationships and marriages, all of which were not ultimately successful. So, of course, I have asked myself many times why?
In the last few years, having developed a wonderful relationship with GG and learnt much from her passion about wanting to educate both men and women about understanding each other on a deeper rather than superficial level, I have begun to understand a little of how women are affected throughout their monthly cycle. Had I been aware of this earlier in my life, it is possible, perhaps likely, that previous relationships would not have floundered. Arguments that follow (to a man) seemingly unimportant issues being raised, if repeated enough times, eat away at what probably started out as a wonderful relationship. None of this however, means that all women can blame relationship difficulties entirely upon their cycle,
To be specific, the really good analogy of dividing the (notional) 28 day menstrual cycle into four, and calling them the Seasons, ie, Winter, Spring, Summer and Autumn, works well in understanding (particularly from a male point of view) the changes that often occur in women throughout the month. Of course, it is to be expected that some women will be affected more than others, and different men will react differently to cyclical changes in their partners. To a lot of men, the pre-menstrual time is when most difficulties occur – the ‘dreaded’ PMT. If only men could be made aware that their partner almost certainly does not deliberately go out of their way to be reactive to apparently minor issues at this time, then a lot of relationship problems might just dissolve away. How often have I thought (and no doubt many other men)….”What on earth have I done now?”…..Of course, us sometimes unthinking males may well have done some irritating thing, but often it comes out of the blue. So rather than reacting aggressively to this type of situation, understanding what might be behind it is worth exploring.
In Conclusion, Peter says
If we as men really try to understand the changes which take place in women over their cycle, then several benefits should happen. Firstly, if one genuinely loves and respects their partner, the payback could so easily be a deeper and more loving (not to mention sensual) relationship. Secondly, it may well allow us, men, to have a better understanding of ourselves, in how we react to, and understand, these changes.
If you wish to talk to Peter please request through Gabriella.
As we discover ways to bring into consciousness newness in our lives – be it a new project, relationship, career, idea, creation or endeavor – we are able to download a plethora of possibilities and options without grabbing, limiting or holding on to just one. This openness and receptivity brings an in flooding of abundance in all aspects of life.
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