Nature of Addictions with Sara Troy and her guest Dr Samantha Harte, on air from June 18th
Through her medical practice, Samantha came to realize that, whether we’re addicted or not, we all suffer from some degree of soul sickness. We navigate love and loss throughout our lives with little or no guidance, often fumbling our way through with self-sabotaging behaviors. Despite her initial resistance to the well-known Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, Samantha eventually reimagined them so that they worked in her own life. In the process, she discovered that the spiritual concepts in each step have universal application and can help people learn new ways of navigating adversity—not just addiction. In this book, she shows you how you, too, can change your life with the power of these steps.
Samantha Blake Harte is a Twelve Steps of Alcoholics in which she has raw and honest conversations about addiction, recovery, and the ongoing challenges of living sober.
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Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air form June 11th
When I started out in podcasting, I had no idea it would become such a meaningful and purposeful part of my life—my true calling. Now, after eleven years of running my own network and twelve years in podcasting, I’ve expanded into Pod-Books development and created a Mentors Directory Plus. I love what I do and am deeply grateful to everyone I’ve interviewed and to all who have listened, supported, and advocated for Self Discovery Wisdom podcasts. Thank you all!
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Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Ingeborg Mooiweer, on air from June 18th
My why is the road I travelled from adversity being brought up by a narcissistic mother, divorcing parents and many very traumatizing situations in my life to a life. Now healed and helping people within the relationship realm, with my own method based on my experience, education and highly intuitive feeling. The why is that I want people to be able to change their life/business and relationship from what they thought they couldn’t to a I can, and subsequently empower their children to break the cycle.
Ingeborg Mooiweer is an international pioneer in transformation, whose journey from adversity to empowerment has shaped her mission to change lives worldwide. Raised in Holland amidst uncertainty and emotional turmoil, Ingeborg learned resilience from a young age, navigating a challenging environment marked by parental divorce and the psychological abuse of a narcissistic mother.
Departing from her tumultuous home life at 16, Ingeborg pursued education in Hotel Management BSc, later relocating to London where she flourished in the Luxury Hotel industry for eight years. Finding love and starting a family, she balanced motherhood with a successful corporate career, eventually realizing her true calling lay in healing others’ innermost traumas and challenges.
Ingeborg Mooiweer is an extraordinary artist and a profound business, strategic lifestyle and personal relationship alchemist. Her remarkable ability to navigate the complexities of human connections goes beyond surface-level interactions. With a deep understanding of healing and coaching, Mooiweer guides individuals and organizations towards transformative experiences.
In the realm of business, Ingeborg’s insights into relationship dynamics are invaluable. She delves into the underlying layers of professional interactions, addressing hidden barriers and fostering healing within teams. By creating a safe space for vulnerability and open communication, she cultivates an environment where trust flourishes, collaboration thrives, and individuals are empowered to reach their full potential.
Known for her innovative techniques and swift results, Ingeborg employs a blend of analytical and feminine approaches to facilitate deep transformation in her clients. Highly intuitive, she navigates psychological barriers to facilitate meaningful change, equipping individuals with practical steps to progress forward.
Ingeborg’s groundbreaking work has earned her recognition as a leader in her field, poised to share her insights with a broader audience through a forthcoming TED talk and book. Now available for interviews and speaking engagements, she invites media platforms to explore her remarkable journey and transformative methodologies.
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Sara’s View of Life with Sara Troy, on air from June 4th
When the first 262 summits started, I had no idea it would be so big, so impactful, so illuminating and so exciting. Now that the book is here, with all 262 authors sharing snippets of passion and wisdom, the celebration continues in a big way.
I have had the honor of interviewing many of the authors in this book, and today I share but a few and a snippet of what they are sharing with you. I invite you to take a listen to their shows and hear/see for your self the inspiring knowledge and wisdom they have to share.
Each one has a passion for being and doing what they are called to do, the book reflects that, as do their story’s they share with me. Starting with the amazing Deb Drummond, the seeder of this adventure. Her dedication and passion in getting this book out, and sharing it around the globe, is truly exemplary. She has done six shows with me, each one of them filled with content that will illuminate your way in business and life.
My self and my daughter Tabytha Towe are in the book too, pages 62 and 82, I am very proud of her work as a custom mixologist designing the right cocktail for any event.
Here are but 40+ shows with these inspirational people, do enjoy and do not forget to buy the book and share the shows.
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Choose Positive Living with Sara Troy and her guest Vesna Flower Cvjeticanin, on air from June 4th
Be ambitious: yes, that’s right, and it’s not an ugly word. Life is full of possibilities, but also there is a lot of expectations from ourselves and the people around us. If we lack ambition, we do not know where we want to go in life. Ambition, should be with a ‘royal capital A’ – be kind, understanding, honest and fair to people in your journey towards your goal. They will come with you, or at least, they will generously help you along the way.
Participate in Life: fully! Happily! Enthusiastically. Be there for your people. Be present, explore, be brave. Dance and sing. I should do more of this!
Think of the nature that surrounds you: moments of calm, beautiful sunrises and sunsets, enjoy the smell of the linden trees, dispose of your rubbish thoughtfully! Touch the soil and play with it. Cook hearty meals. Exercise.
My name is Vesna Flower Cvjeticanin and I am an accredited mediator under the National Mediator Accreditation System (NMAS).
My background is in law. Over a period of 30 years, I worked in various Federal and State Government agencies, community organization’s and a private firm.
With more than three years of working in my own business as a mediator, I possess the knowledge, skills and ethics needed to help you with your matter. I am confident I can work with you and assist you in reaching a desired outcome.
Poetry and prose writer and performer Vesna Cvjeticanin is a published poet, author, and advocate for cultural diversity in Canberra. Her active literary work spans a couple of decades and reflects a deep commitment to storytelling and community empowerment.
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