THE POWER IN YOUR STORY TO HEAL - STACIE'S STORY

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Have you ever thought about sharing your story? Have you ever wondered about the power of sharing your story to heal yourself and provide a place of connection for others?

In this special episode, Angeza is joined by Stacie Barber, a Transformational Mindset and Life Coach for women who want to come back home to themselves — in mind, body, + soul. Stacie shares her story of how she became a Life Coach through sharing her own story and healing along the way. Her story brought women together to connect, inspire and empower each other. Stacie shares the impact of sharing your story and how it transcends beyond yourself in healing.

In this episode, we talk about:

*How becoming honest and transparent about your life allows the messages come through for you
*The power of sharing your story to spread connection and healing 
*The importance of asking yourself if it serves you and having the courage to stop doing what doesn't serve you

I am so excited to share this incredible story and episode with you! You can tune into this episode to learn more on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all other major podcast platforms! 

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Angeza's purpose in life is to share and inspire you with the stories of people from all walks of life who have made small daily commitments to themselves, their purpose and their happiness. These stories will be tangible, easy to digest and implement. Allowing you to begin to understand what makes you, your soul and your mind truly in tune and peaceful. What is it that you are here to do in this world?    

We look forward to having you listen to this episode and to join us weekly as we release new episodes every week.       

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Episode 21: How to know your why and stop having expectations
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Episode 7: 15 books that changed my life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKaRI0BV_58&t=124s

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Have you ever asked yourself what does success look like to you? What are you doing right now to work towards that vision of success?

In this special episode, Angeza is joined by Harj Gill, Founder of Share Our Hair Love or SOHL. Harj shares her story of how she had to learn to let go of the vision she had for herself and her career after a car accident. She talks about how she redefined what she thought about success, developed a new plan to continue to pursue her passion of making people feel good about themselves and how she continues to listen to what her body is telling her. 

In this episode, we talk about:

*How SOHL came to life after Harj couldn't return to her career
*The importance of being flexible in how you pursue your purpose
*The balance we seek as entrepreneurs
*The importance of being aware of the hustle culture and really being in tune with yourself and your body

I am so excited to share this incredible story and episode with you! You can tune into this episode to learn more on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all other major podcast platforms! 

LINK TO SHOW NOTES: https://howdidyoulearntodothat.com/podcast/harj-gill

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Angeza's purpose in life is to share and inspire you with the stories of people from all walks of life who have made small daily commitments to themselves, their purpose and their happiness. These stories will be tangible, easy to digest and implement. Allowing you to begin to understand what makes you, your soul and your mind truly in tune and peaceful. What is it that you are here to do in this world?    

We look forward to having you listen to this episode and to join us weekly as we release new episodes every week.       

Please visit, like, subscribe and share this episode!      

Visit us at howdidyoulearntodothat.com for more content!

IF YOU LIKED THIS EPISODE, CHECK OUT THESE ONES TOO:

Episode 21: How to know your why and stop having expectations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLwFn7pfz_8&t=21s

Episode 7: 15 books that changed my life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKaRI0BV_58&t=124s

#sohl #pursueyourpassion #femaleentrepreneur #shareourhairlove #hairstylist #intuition #blodry #trysomething new

PIVOT + PURSUE YOUR CALLING - MARISA'S JOURNEY TO CREATING FAUN

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Have you ever thought about following your calling? What do people commonly come to you for?

In this special episode, Angeza is joined by Marisa Phoenix Clark, Founder and Fashion Designer of FAUN. Marisa shares her story of how she pivoted from her career path to the one that she knew was what she was meant to be doing! She talks about the journey of creating FAUN, learning to listen to herself and pursue what feels right.

In this episode, we talk about:

*How Marisa pivoted and pursued her passion after studying something else 
*The key question of asking yourself "what do people come to you for?"
*Manufacturing in Vietnam sustainably while being apart of the positive economic growth of the country 
*The life of an entrepreneur and the importance of knowing what is a fit and what is not

I am so excited to share this incredible story and episode with you! You can tune into this episode to learn more on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and all other major podcast platforms! 

LINK TO SHOW NOTES: https://howdidyoulearntodothat.com/podcast/marisa-clark

VISIT US ON INSTAGRAM WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM/HOWDIDYOULEARNTODOTHAT

Angeza's purpose in life is to share and inspire you with the stories of people from all walks of life who have made small daily commitments to themselves, their purpose and their happiness. These stories will be tangible, easy to digest and implement. Allowing you to begin to understand what makes you, your soul and your mind truly in tune and peaceful. What is it that you are here to do in this world?    

We look forward to having you listen to this episode and to join us weekly as we release new episodes every week.       

Please visit, like, subscribe and share this episode!      

Visit us at howdidyoulearntodothat.com for more content!

IF YOU LIKED THIS EPISODE, CHECK OUT THESE ONES TOO:

Episode 21: How to know your why and stop having expectations
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLwFn7pfz_8&t=21s

Episode 7: 15 books that changed my life
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKaRI0BV_58&t=124s

#fashiondesign #pursueyourpassion #femaleentrepreneur #fashiondesigner #londonschoolofdesign #faun #faunstudios #intuition #slowfashion #sustainablefashion #vietnam #marisaclark


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Marisa Phoenix Clark was moving in a traditional career path. With a degree in Political Science and Economic Policy, she found herself entering a career in financial services. Despite the opportunities awarded by this career, she felt lost and longing for something that fulfilled her creatively. 

She decided to enrol in Fashion Design and Business Management at the London School of the Arts in 2016 and launched the ready-to-wear women’s clothing line, FAUN, in 2018. 

Dedicated to promoting sustainable development in her late mother’s birth country of Vietnam, Clark has partnered with an ethically driven production facility Saigon to make high quality, timeless, fair trade fashion accessible to the Canadian market. 

Since then, FAUN has been stocked in boutiques across Canada and a sponsorship from Global Fashion Collective, Clark has presented collections on the runways of Vancouver, New York and Paris Fashion Week.