Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from February 1st
Understand, we own nothing, the land we live on is rented to us by Mama Earth, the soul that guides comes for the universal love, the thoughts in our head come from the chatter around us, but what we do with those thoughts, what action we do from the heart is up to us.
This Planet, all that is on it, does not belong to us, we are by the grace of Mama EARTH HERE TO BE SUPPORTED AND OUR ABUSE IS NOT ACCEPTABLE.
WE ARE THE DIFFERENCE WE ARE SEEKING, INVEST IN PEOPLE, PLANET, AND LOVE AND WE WILL ALL BE ENRICHED AND LIVE ABUNDANTLY.
The only thing we have control over is our actions, what we do, say, and in how we treat others. The past teaches us so much, but we constantly repeat the bad things because we chose not to learn from them. Now we hide the past, the terrors, the atrocities, and in doing so invite the same to happen again because the past is a warning of what not to feed( hate) what not to support ( division) what not care about (lives) and that the hunger for power, money, and self-adoration will always raise its ugly head if we do not learn from the past.
Positive Vibrations Roundtable with Sara Troy and her guests Ruby Doll & Kai Storm, on-air from February 8th
Real Mamas discussing real topics MOTHERHOOD on SEX and MARIJUANA. Let‘s have a meeting of the minds while lifted! They offer a safe place to expand your mind without judgment and in openness.
Ruby Doll & Kai Storm of Motherhood Sex Marijuana The Podcast will be joining us to discuss why it’s important to have a safe space to speak and lift your mind! Tune in to learn more about these dynamic Queens and their podcast!
Motherhood Sex Marijuana was started about a year ago with a crew of beautiful ladies who are passionate about their lives, their kids, and of course their libido. We all agreed that this should be a safe space to express, learn and grow as women who enjoyed marijuana. Our subjects/guests vary but the bottom line is no judgment, just love. We’re currently in season 3 of our broadcasts and like the smoke clouds, we’re going all the way up!
We’re currently having a Valentine’s day contest ending on Feb 9 where the contestant has to subscribe to our YouTube, do a short video on IG telling us what they love about our podcast or their favorite episode and the winner gets an MSM teddy bear. The contestant must show proof of subscription and tag us in the video.
I bring perspective to understand why people think and act as they do. I interpret, inspire and facilitate action to foster meaningful, non-threatening conversations and relationships in organizations on the part of management, next-generation leaders, young professionals, and multi-generational teams that are the key to productivity, profitability, and sustainability.
I will talk about how I got to focus on the concepts behind my trademarked words GENgagement and Collaborageism and how I evolved to my work passion of all things generational in work – as represented at https://www.youcantgoogleit.com
My podcast, Legacy-Makers@Work, inspires listeners to start early to be intentional about making a significant impact in creating a work legacy that benefits the organizations they work for or with as well as their own careers. The target audience is change-makers in mid-level career (professionals and executives) who are frustrated and eager to bust out to have a larger impact and influence.
Phyllis Weiss Haserot (Haz-er-o), a “uniter” dubbed the “cross-generational voice.” Is in the business of uniting people, purpose, potential; and profit across the generations. She works with organization leadership and multi-generational teams focused on both external and internal stakeholder relationships to solve the increasingly urgent problems inherent in retaining the most desirable talent and clients. She leads Cross-Generational Conversation workshops, forums, and masterminds for professionals, knowledge workers, and university student and alumni communities. Phyllis is co-host of the Legacy-Makers@Work podcast. She is the author of You Can’t Google It! The Compelling Case for Cross-Generational Conversation at Work and “Embrace GENgagement” President and Founder of Practice Development Counsel, business development and organizational effectiveness consultancy, Phyllis is a speaker, podcaster, columnist, and blogger on intergenerational relations and multi-generational workplace issues for Thomson Reuters Institute, Forbes.com, Next Avenue, Legal Executive Institute, LinkedIn, among others.
Her career has evolved from urban planner to trailblazer in marketing and business development for professional service firms, to adding organizational effectiveness to a trailblazer in solving generational challenges at work as a consultant, facilitator, coach, thought leader, and podcaster. She is a person who sees patterns before others do and loves challenges. One she is taking on now is a movement toward “Collaborageism” and persuading organizations to provide a well-deserved seat for generational/age diversity at the DEI &B decision-making table.
Raising our gifted children with Sara Troy and her guest Trent Talbot, on air from February 8th
UNFORTUNATELY, NO ONE CAN BE TOLD WHAT THE “WOKETRIX” IS…You have to see it for yourself… Trent Talbot, is the Founder and CEO of Brave Books and author of the upcoming adventure called The Fight for Freedom Island. Brave Books is empowering this generation’s youth with conservative values so that the next generation will be filled with strong and discerning leaders.
The “Woketrix” video echoes the notorious explanation of the Matrix that Morpheus (Laurence Fishburne) gives in the first film, but this video urges a child to take the “red pill” of Brave Books to escape the false reality of “Wokeism.”
“You are here because you know something,” a character in a suit and black sunglasses says as the video opens. “What you know you can’t explain, but you feel it. You’ve felt it your entire life, that there’s something wrong with the world. Do you want to know what it is? Wokeism.”
“Wokeism is everywhere,” the Morpheus-like character continues. “It is all around us, even now in this very room. You can see it when you look out your window, or when you turn on your television. You can feel it when you play in the ball pit or when you go to sleep in your crib. It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth: that you are a slave, like everyone else you were born into bondage. Born into a prison for your mind.”
“Unfortunately, no one can be told what Wokeism is, you have to see it for yourself,” he continues. “This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take ‘Woke Up My Baby,’ the story ends. You wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take ‘BRAVE Books,’ you stay in wonderland, and I tell you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”
The camera then pans away from the man to show a little girl, who seems far more interested in a “juice cup” than in deep questions of reality.
The parody serves as a clever ad for BRAVE Books, a series of children’s books written by conservative authors that promote conservative ideas. Ashley St. Clair wrote “Elephants Are Not Birds,” addressing gender. Elizabeth Johnston wrote “Little Lives Matter,” addressing the sanctity of life. Jack Posobiec wrote “The Island of Free Ice Cream,” showing the dangers of communism. Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Texas, wrote “Fame Blame and the Raft of Shame” about cancel culture. The Hodgetwins wrote “More Than Spots and Stripes,” inoculating kids against critical race theory.
ABOUT:Brave Books, was founded by conservative parents, who while trying to raise their children to love their God and country, became aware that there is a real war going on for the hearts and minds of the next generation. Unfortunately, it’s a one-sided battle. That’s why Brave Books created a conservative alternative to the current progressive agenda that dominates our culture.
Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Katie Draznin, on air from February 1st.
S P E A K E R, A U T H O R, C O A C H. Katie has been called the “courage curator,” inspiring audiences and readers with her message of breakthrough and becoming unstoppable. She is the #1 Best Selling author of the book: Tell Fear You’re the Boss: How to push through fear and be in control of living your dream life.
Katie loves teaching people how to step into fear and learn how to be courageous. She helps people identify where their fear is holding them back. After hearing her speak or attending one of her workshops, individuals leave knowing they are capable and worthy of more in their lives. They feel motivated and inspired to handle whatever challenge comes their way. They are more confident in taking the steps to create their dream life by using fear as a motivator and not the thing that holds them back.
At 26, Katie quit her corporate job, packed up her life, and moved across the country to launch a successful non-profit. After 15 years in the nonprofit leadership space, she left it all (again) to travel the world full-time living in 14 countries on 4 different continents. It was while traveling that Katie discovered her passion for writing. More importantly, her passion for helping others find their greatness. Katie connects with her audience where they are, inspires them to grow higher, and challenges them to step into their greatness. She has been featured in the likes of The Chicago Tribune and The Daily Herald and is the host of the popular Facebook Live Series, Katie’s Courage Couch.
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