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In Episode #83, I had the honor of sitting down with Becca Stevens, a speaker, leader, priest, entrepreneur, and the president of Thistle Farms, a multifaceted, international nonprofit. She founded the organization more than 20 years ago to provide a sanctuary and healing for women survivors of prostitution, trafficking and addiction not historically served.
Becca shared with us that this is the most important time for community and serving others through small steps that can make a large impact. One way she and Thistle Farms are staying connected to one another while serving their community is by participating in a weekly Zoom call where they each light a candle and recite “We light this candle for the woman that is still on the street and the woman that is trying to find her way home.” Becca had a strong desire to work with women on the streets all her life, and sought out to create justice work in a non-competitive, lavish way. Through such, she was able to create a global movement for women’s freedom that serves women who are survivors of trafficking, prostitution, and addiction. The movement has grown to a national network of 50 affiliated partners and 30 global partners which allows affiliates to take ownership in the movement and collaborate through shared trade fashion. Becca reminds us that “We are stronger and bigger than a virus, we are going to get through this, and on the other side we’re going to say that we never gave up.” 3 things Becca hopes we can look back and say at the end: 1. We feel good about what we went through. 2. We became stronger, deeper, and more spiritual through the process. 3. We were faithful throughout it all. Becca reminds us to seek out gratitude every day in the midst of this circumstance. She encourages us through this daily quote “My glass isn’t half full. My glass is just too big. Get small again. Take those few precious drops that you’ve been given today and let it fill your cup.” My blessing for the day was being able to finally meet Becca Stevens, and I hope to learn more from her in the future. Find Becca & Thistle Farms on IG: @beccastevens @thistlefarms Website: www.thistlefarms.org ![]() Thirty Eight, The Year I will never forget. I have to think hard as to what I did for my birthday last year. But, I bet I never forget the year I spent my birthday in quarantine. I have been planning this episode all year! I couldn’t wait to share what all has changed in the past ten years of my life. I couldn’t wait to tell my network how I had once felt it was too late to step into my purpose, but found out that it wasn't. This month should be a whirlwind for me right now! And, I should be telling you about everything that I have going on. It hit me last night & I broke down. Not because of my birthday but because of where I am in life right now with this current situation. I AM AN ACHIEVER. And, I’m realizing that I don’t do well with Staying Home and not achieving. I thrive when I am accomplishing goals! I know that we are all going through this together, and everyone is navigating their own trials right now. No one is truly unaffected, and I’m sure that some of you out there are feeling the same way I am. I have found myself feeling incredibly aimless right now, and feel like rather than achieving, I am simply floating. I realize now why I felt this constant pull on my heart for 10 years as a SAHM. I was constantly seeking what my purpose was in life. In the past 3 years I have fully stepped into that purpose, and it has felt so fulfilling. So much so, that I even wrote a book about it. And now, here I am... floating without direction or an anchor. I have no clue what to do next. Seriously, I’m a podcast host and I am doing good to publish an episode each week and send out a newsletter. Otherwise, I’m basically clueless. I don’t know if I should move forward, turn left, or sit still. So, for this episode, I took a literal page out of my own book where my 38 year old self tells my 19 year old self everything is going to be okay. Hopefully one day, my 76 year old self will be able to remind my 38 year old self that it all turned out great. This episode made me feel better about my current feelings of aimlessness, and I hope that you find inspiration from it as well. At this time in my life, I have to remember to walk with God. Trust the path that He is leading me on. Know that He has gone before to prepare the way. Micah 6:8 teaches us how to actually walk with God. DO JUSTICE: Living Relationally with God and one another in the natural creation.
LOVE KINDNESS: Loving the act of being warmhearted, considerate, humane, and sympathetic.
WALK WITH GOD:
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In Episode #74 I’m pulling back the curtain on Marketing on Social Media.
I know it gets overwhelming, but, if people aren’t seeing the content that you’re creating, you’re literally throwing your time and energy away.
KNOW YOUR PLATFORMS
We record on our host platform and schedule to publish on Thursdays at 6:00 am.
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In Episode #73 I sit down with Jackie Costello, social entrepreneur,
host of The Fairlosophy podcast and founder of The Golden Rule Boutique. Jackie shares with us how she stumbled upon companies with transparency through a documentary while shopping for Christmas. She then went on to create a boutique that strives to make an impact in the world by making sure workers in the supply chain are protected with healthy working environments, provided a fair living wage, and are not forced to do anything against their will. The 10 Principles of Fair Trade: 1. Create opportunities for economically disadvantaged producers 2. Transparency and Accountability 3. Fair Trading Practices 4. Payment of a Fair Price 5. No Child Labor or Forced Labor 6. Commitment to Non-Discrimination, Gender Equality, and Freedom of Association 7. Ensure Good working condition 8. Provide Capacity Building 9. Promote Fair Trade 10. Respect for the Environment She also points out that we can all start to see change in the fashion industry if we demand the brands and the factories work together to bring about change. Jackie shared with us how when she realized that she needed to pivot in business, she was able to create the environment her customers desired. Jackie has taken everything she learned on her entrepreneurial journey and created a space for other business builders to join in order to mastermind with on another and create solutions for each other’s obstacles in business. For more information on Free Trade, check out the app Good On You FREE STUFF———-> Want to check out the best email platform I have ever tried? I’m not even kidding guys, l love the templates and layouts, and it’s so easy to use! Use code POWERPROJECT for 50% OFF! https://flodesk.com/c/POWERPROJECT Thinking about starting a podcast? You’re going to want to check out the Class for Beginners that I created over on Skillshare! Did you know you can learn all types of new information over there? Take a look at my Podcasting 101 course and while you’re at it, see if there’s anything else you want to learn. Use my code to get two free months of Skillshare to learn whatever new skill it is that you need to step into your purpose! https://skl.sh/2lpoNBU Girl! Have you tried these skincare products that I rave about? Jump over and try the products that have literally saved my skin! Acne? Sensitivity? Fine Lines? Wrinkles? I can help with all those problems! Or, maybe you just want some killer lashes without getting extensions, I have a product for that! Check it out! Become a preferred customer and score 10% off, personal VIP treatment, and free shipping for life! https:// brandivoth.myrandf.com/solution-tool ![]()
The Power of Self Love
I sat down with Brandy Edwards: Empowerment Speaker, Founder of the Self Love Challenge, and self-proclaimed self-love expert. She taught us that self love is a choice, and we get to choose to love and accept ourselves. She has early memories of struggling with self-worth, acceptance, and her physical appearance as a young child. She taught us the women that we are surrounded with growing up have the impact of passing down insecurities and the lack of self-love is often times a learned behavior. As she began working with women as an empowerment speaker, she realized that she was not only teaching them self-love but also helping them work through pain from adolescence. She shared with us her five steps to self love for teens: 5 Steps to Self-Love for Teens:
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In Episode #71, I had the opportunity to sit down with Titania Jordan, Chief Parenting Officer of Bark.Us. If you’ve been with me for a minute over here, you know that I have been singing the praises of Bark from the rooftops. I am an avid supporter of this online monitoring app that helps keep track of what my kids are doing on their phones and the internet.
Titania and I discussed the intersection of her baptist background and tech career. She shared how the internet and world of tech breached the protective bubble that she had grown up in, forcing her to look at the world through a wider lens. She talked about her faith and realization that there are questions she will never have answers to. At the core of the work she does every day, she sees the worst depravity one can imagine, but she teaches us that when you are faced with seeing bad things happen to children, you can either get bogged down by it, or let it fuel your desire to pursue the mission. As a survivor of childhood sexual assault, she holds this work as personal and shares with us that 1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys are sexually abused before the age of 18. In order to change these numbers, we must shed light on it and fight it. Titania and her team are optimistic that they will make an impact and fight this tragedy. Titania shared with us the importance to lead by example. “Your kids are going to learn more by watching what you do than listening to you.” And encourages us to take a look at our behavior. Just like we can ask our kids, Are you in control or is Fortnite, they can ask us, is Mom in control or is Instagram? Things you should know about your kids’ online activity:
Titania gives us tips for teaching our kids Safer Online Practices:
Titania ends with reminding us of this one simple fact: “It’s your job to keep them (your kids) safe on this planet: in real life and now in their digital lives.” “Good Pictures, Bad Pictures” is a book that will help you talk with your children about sex and pornography. Parenting in a Tech World is a facebook community that is a great resource for you to learn about your children's online use and ask for advice from other parents. https://www.facebook.com/groups/parentinggeeks/?ref=share FREE STUFF———- Don’t waste another second, sign up for the Bark monitoring app now and rest easier knowing that your kid is experiencing a safer online experience. Click this link and save 15% http://bark.us/?ref=powerproject or simply go to bark.us and enter code powerproject. Want to check out the best email platform I have ever tried? I’m not even kidding guys, l love the templates and layouts, and it’s so easy to use! Use code POWERPROJECT for 50% OFF! https://flodesk.com/c/POWERPROJECT Thinking about starting a podcast? You’re going to want to check out the Class for Beginners that I created over on Skillshare! Did you know you can learn all types of new information over there? Take a look at my Podcasting 101 course and while you’re at it, see if there’s anything else you want to learn. Use my code to get two free months of Skillshare to learn whatever new skill it is that you need to step into your purpose! https://skl.sh/2lpoNBU
The Human Impact with Elisabeth Jordan
In Episode #70, I have the absolute pleasure of sitting down with Elisabeth Jordan of The Human Impact. Before I interviewed Elisabeth, I joined her and her team for street outreach. I was able to watch her in action as she showed me what it looks like to do what they are doing with the Human Impact. Elisabeth grew up in one of the wealthiest zip codes in Dallas, and through her lens of privilege never realized what was happening on the streets just a few miles down the road. After losing her job in corporate America, she began a quest to find her purpose in life and realized that she most felt like herself when serving the community of people on the streets. She and I speak about how God can stop us in our tracks in order to truly speak to us in a manner where we are able to hear his call for our lives. Elisabeth identified friendship as the need that would drive her mission and quickly realized that it would need to be more than just her to really affect change. What started as a volunteer position that fed her soul 7 years ago quickly grew into an organization where she, team members, and volunteers build relationships with people on the streets. As they forge friendships and learn about their new friends, they work through what issues are keeping them on the streets in hopes of eventually helping them transition off the streets and back into society, a place of their own, and employment. The Human Impact has been a thriving organization for the past 4 years and has recently created a partnership with Bonton Farms where people can work on an urban farm and live in homes of their own as a first step along the restoration process. I encourage you to lean in to Elisabeth’s message of learning to see this population not as “Homeless People” but instead just as people. She challenges us to ask ourselves the same question she asked herself in the beginning. Who are the homeless? What are my assumptions about the homeless? How can we serve others when we humble ourselves? Elisabeth discusses her original thoughts of providing a solution for the homeless community. “Coming with a solution to a problem when I had never experienced homelessness was actually pretty arrogant of me.” She quickly realized that she needed to lay aside what she thought she was going to the streets to do and instead start listening. She tells us about her friend from he streets that was the first to welcome her into the community. She shares that he was the first to recognize that she didn’t know what she was doing but that he was going to love her anyway. After that first bond was formed, she realized that God was using this community to heal her and teach her to love herself because they accepted her for who she was. We discuss how forging meaningful relationships by sharing our humanity with one another, including our pain and vulnerability is what truly makes us stronger as people. “Often times, people of privilege are coming to serve the homeless and we don’t realize we can relate to them in such a human way.” She and I both found the most surprising part of street outreach to be how most of the homeless community choose to focus on the good and beautiful things that God has for them. Elisabeth brings her husband and children along for outreach because they want their family to be in close proximity to people who are different from them and have different needs and different stories because there is so much life to that. While discussing her children, she tells us that as an Enneagram 1, her greatest desire for her children is for them to remember that they played because it is easy to get lost in the world of perfection and miss those moments. She gives us 7 Tips for following your purpose in life 1. Know that following the purpose that is within in you is worth the risk 2. Don’t let fear keep you from walking your purpose journey. 3. Don’t let the risks outweigh the purpose for which you were made. 4. Purpose can be served in both business and the non-profit space. Neither one is more purposeful than the other. 5. Be willing to take chances and continue to pursue the path of purpose no matter what comes. 6. Take small risks so that you’re prepared to take the bigger risks when you’re called to 7. Change how you view failure, learn from it and grow from it. Elisabeth also shares with us how she has taken lessons from failure and applied them in learning and growing. 5 Ways to Handle Failure 1. Do a post mortum 2. Ask yourself what could we have done differently 3. What could they have done differently? 4. Assess what you can do different next time. 5. What can you take away from that moment to learn for the future. You can learn more about The Human Impact and ways to get involved over at www.thehumanimpact.org You can follow along with their weekly outreach over on IG: @thehumanimpact FREE STUFF———-> Want to check out the best email platform I have ever tried? I’m not even kidding guys, l love the templates and layouts, and it’s so easy to use! Use code POWERPROJECT for 50% OFF! https://flodesk.com/c/POWERPROJECT Thinking about starting a podcast? You’re going to want to check out the Class for Beginners that I created over on Skillshare! Did you know you can learn all types of new information over there? Take a look at my Podcasting 101 course and while you’re at it, see if there’s anything else you want to learn. Use my code to get two free months of Skillshare to learn whatever new skill it is that you need to step into your purpose! https://skl.sh/2lpoNBU Girl! Have you tried these skincare products that I rave about? Jump over and try the products that have literally saved my skin! Acne? Sensitivity? Fine Lines? Wrinkles? I can help with all those problems! Or, maybe you just want some killer lashes without getting extensions, I have a product for that! Check it out! Become a preferred customer and score 10% off, personal VIP treatment, and free shipping for life! https://brandivoth.myrandf.com/solution-tool ![]()
Power Soul with Brandie Barclay
In Episode #69, I sit down with visionary and entrepreneur, Brandie Barclay. Brandie is a fellow purpose driven female in the beauty industry where she has been a licensed aesthetician for 19 years. Brandie and I find that we have many similarities in life and both enjoy helping women step into the role that they were created for. As a Faith Trainer, Brandie helps train women for what they were created to do on this planet. She explains that when we understand faith and God better, we are able to walk in the authority that God has given us. We discuss biblical submission and how it’s not a bad thing when we understand God’s divine order. In submission, we are able to realize that God is God and I am not. “We can strengthen our faith to where we can stop second guessing God and start living the life that He has called us to; what a magnificent adventure that is. If your faith is boring, you’re not doing it right because God is not boring.” Brandi also goes on to discuss how women need to focus more on being authentic and less on being the “perfect church lady.” “I know I’m not good enough, but I don’t need to be. If I make room for God to work through me, the best will show up.” As Brandie spent time working with women one on one, she began serving breast cancer survivors and felt the shift that God wanted her to do something more. It was at a networking event that she realized the importance of owning her voice and speaking into others. She shares with us that there is power and peace in knowing your worth and leaves us with this takeaway: Three ways to know your worth:
I ask every week, and I'll ask again. Have you written a review yet? Can you go let Brandie know just how much you loved this episode? FREE STUFF———-> Want to check out the best email platform I have ever tried? I’m not even kidding guys, l love the templates and layouts, and it’s so easy to use! Use code POWERPROJECT for 50% OFF! https://flodesk.com/c/POWERPROJECT Thinking about starting a podcast? You’re going to want to check out the Class for Beginners that I created over on Skillshare! Did you know you can learn all types of new information over there? Take a look at my Podcasting 101 course and while you’re at it, see if there’s anything else you want to learn. Use my code to get two free months of Skillshare to learn whatever new skill it is that you need to step into your purpose! https://skl.sh/2lpoNBU Girl! Have you tried these skincare products that I rave about? Jump over and try the products that have literally saved my skin! Acne? Sensitivity? Fine Lines? Wrinkles? I can help with all those problems! Or, maybe you just want some killer lashes without getting extensions, I have a product for that! Check it out! Become a preferred customer and score 10% off, personal VIP treatment, and free shipping for life! https://brandivoth.myrandf.com/solution-tool ![]() In Episode #68, I sit down with Lieutenant Kellie Hall as we discuss what makes us powerful as women. Kellie is serving active duty and is a top recruiter in the US Navy. She is not only a woman serving a male dominated leadership role, but she is also a model, entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and is competing in the Miss California competition at the end of this month. The roles that Kellie has found herself in place her in the juxtaposition of femininity and leadership and have helped her create the platform that drives her two part mission in life: 1. Empowering and helping women find their power 2. Shattering the sterotype of people’s expectations. Growing up, Kellie was a cheerleader, dancer, did track and field and never saw herself in the navy but did dream of being in the senate. Inevitably, she chose the navy because of the personal challenge it presented to her. “If something is scary, I go for it because that allows the most growth.” Kellie shares how in the beginning of her naval career, people wanted to put her in a box telling her not to wear make up because she wouldn’t be taken seriously in her career. She faced the same push back when she decided on a whim to try out for the Miss Ohio America Competition. Once again, she saw this as a challenge, but also as a way to connect with likeminded women. She tells us how she had fallen into these positions along her journey but knew that God had pushed her to take action along the path. “I did not recognize that I was powerful or how to use that power. I kept falling into these areas, and when people told me not to do it, I just said Why Not?..” She suddenly realized that power is not determined by your stature but in the delivery of your message. Kellie says that people can’t be empowered until they know what makes them powerful which is exactly why she has created a three step process for unlocking the power within: Three Steps to Unlocking the Power Within:
Man! What a POWERFUL episode! If you enjoyed it as much as I did, please go write a review now and tell Kellie exactly how much you enjoyed the show! Also, tune in Jan. 23-26 to watch Kellie compete in the Miss California USA competition. These are a few of my favorite FREE things———> 1. Beautifully Curated Emails! Want to check out the best email platform I have ever tried? I’m not even kidding guys, l love the templates and layouts, and it’s so easy to use! Use code POWERPROJECT for 50% OFF! https://flodesk.com/c/POWERPROJECT 2. Learning Something New! Thinking about starting a podcast? You’re going to want to check out the Class for Beginners that I created over on Skillshare! Did you know you can learn all types of new information over there? Take a look at my Podcasting 101 course and while you’re at it, see if there’s anything else you want to learn. Use my code to get two free months of Skillshare to learn whatever new skill it is that you need to step into your purpose! https://skl.sh/2lpoNBU 3. Flawless Skin! Even if you’re not looking to enter a beauty pageant anytime soon, your skin could probably use some help for those Instaworthy selfies! Jump over and try these products that have literally saved my skin! Acne? Sensitivity? Fine Lines? Wrinkles? I can help with all those problems! Check it out! v Become a preferred customer and score 10% off plus free shipping! https://brandivoth.myrandf.com/solution-tool ![]() This week in Episode #67, I sit down with transformational life coach and speaker, Ashton Cantou,. Ashton helps individuals struggling with trauma as well as entrepreneurs get clear on their goals in life, own their power, and take action. She credits her deep understanding of people’s situations and behavior to her personal life lessons and experiences growing up. Ashton shares how as a little girl she dreamt of becoming a veterinarian or a dancer but realizes these goals may have been imposed upon her rather than what she truly wanted to pursue in life. We take a moment here to discuss our parent’s goals for our lives and what that means to us as adults. She tells us: “Once we can let go of the need to be approved of by our parents, we really have the freedom to go after our dreams in a way that makes sense to our soul. At the end of the day it’s about love and acceptance and less about validation & approval.” Ashton discusses with us how she was always passionate about philanthropy and helping others but often times found where her talent would take her, her character could not keep her. She discusses her struggles as a teenager and how she would make decisions that showed that she didn’t truly value her life. Ashton shares with us how the decisions she made presented her as a failure in other peoples eyes, and in turn, that started to become her identity. She says that she felt as if every time she took two steps forward, she consistently took one step back. "My talent would take me where my character couldn’t keep me I didn’t deem myself worthy.” Ashton tells us that even in the midst of the fire and turmoil she could recognize the anointing on her life and God‘s work in her journey. Eventually after struggling with her faith for quite some time, she was baptized, left an abusive relationship and began mentoring battered women. She explains to us that this was her point of a literal surrender, and this was where she could see God‘s plan aligning for her life. “Finding this place of self love and confidence and tapping into my own purpose is why I went through it all.” She took a job in special ed serving special needs children, has become a life coach, is a motivational speaker, and is soon releasing a social emotional book for teen girls that are struggling with identity self-worth, and value. Having worked with children, Ashton realizes that a young girl’s confidence begins to plummet from the age of 8-14 and hopes that with this book, they can own their beauty and come to a place of self love early in life. Ashton shares her 3 Greatest Life Lessons with us:
I swear I have the best guests! You can connect with Ashton over on IG @ashtoncantou and check out her LinkTree for her coaching services! Have you written a review? Would you do me a huge favor and go let Ashton know how much you enjoyed this show? Pretty Please! FREE STUFF------->>>> Want to check out the best email platform I have ever tried? I’m not even kidding guys, l love the templates and layouts, and it’s so easy to use! Use code POWERPROJECT for 50% OFF! https://flodesk.com/c/POWERPROJECT Thinking about starting a podcast? You’re going to want to check out the Class for Beginners that I created over on Skillshare! Did you know you can learn all types of new information over there? Take a look at my Podcasting 101 course and while you’re at it, see if there’s anything else you want to learn. Use my code to get two free months of Skillshare to learn whatever new skill it is that you need to step into your purpose! https://skl.sh/2lpoNBU Does your skin need some help to get ready for those Instaworthy photo shoots? You’re going to want to jump on board and try the products that have literally saved my skin! Check those out here! Become a preferred customer and score 10% off plus free shipping! https://brandivoth.myrandf.com/solution-tool |
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