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Cathey Painter is a California based Board-certified Traditional Naturopath. Her journey to realizing the power of natural healing modalities was first introduced to her by her mother who attended health seminars back in the 1960’s. When Cathey’s husband was diagnosed with a terrible illness she used the research and reporting skills she developed in her career as a television producer to gather as much information on rarely talked about natural healing protocols as possible and used them to help her husband get well. After that many friends and family members came calling her for advice. Cathey got certified as a traditional naturopath and now has her own practice advising her clients on how to take charge of their own health.

Cathey’s goal is to help her clients create optimal health, because she believes when you move into optimal health, the body will do what it was designed to do, which is always heal. She is the founder of the Ageless Beauty Report, which began as an on-line publication featuring 400 articles sharing everything you need to know about slowing down aging and creating optimal health. The Ageless Beauty Report is now a YouTube channel.

Resources:

Redox Health Coach.com

Ageless Beauty Report https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJYdOGlTGZcdBefwMowHCbw

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In the "Rise Up and Fix It" podcast episode titled "The Vibrant Journey of Charlotte Livingston:Redefining Aging and Embracing Joy," listeners are introduced to the remarkable story of Charlotte Livingston, a motorcycle enthusiast and advocate for pro-aging. Charlotte shares her transformative journey from battling clinical depression to becoming a vibrant, joyful advocate for living life to its fullest, regardless of age. Charlotte's story begins with her struggle against clinical depression and her decision to seek alternative therapies over medication, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in her recovery process. She passionately rejects the anti-aging narrative, advocating instead for a pro-aging mindset that celebrates aging as a vibrant and potential-filled stage of life.

As a style icon, Charlotte uses fashion as a powerful form of self-expression and empowerment, encouraging women to wear their confidence boldly. She also shares her views on exercise and nutrition, favoring dance, outdoor activities, and mindfulness over conventional gym routines, highlighting the mental health benefits of connecting with nature.

Addressing societal challenges, Charlotte speaks on combating ageism and sexism, advocating for workplace changes to recognize the value of older women. She discusses innovative mental health treatments like RTMS (Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) and champions the use of social media as a tool for positive change and community building.

Charlotte’s journey is not just her own; through storytelling and her presence on social media, she aims to empower women and girls, sharing stories that inspire and challenge societal norms.

Her contributions to literature and her depiction of empowering figures like Mrs. Claus serve as a testament to the power of narrative in fostering empowerment.

The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to join the movement in challenging ageism and embracing the beauty of aging, inspired by Charlotte’s life. Followers are encouraged to connect with her on Instagram @StyleWithCharlotte for daily inspiration and to share their own stories of resilience and joy. Charlotte Livingston's narrative is a beacon of hope, urging listeners to redefine aging, embrace their true selves, and seize the joy and opportunities every stage of life brings.

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In the "Rise Up and Fix It" podcast episode titled "Embracing the Unknown: A Journey into Entrepreneurship with Kelsey Matheson," hosts Ingrid and their co-host engage with Kelsey Matheson, an inspiring Life Coach and Entrepreneur based in NYC. The episode explores the exhilarating and challenging world of entrepreneurship, focusing on how to navigate the uncertainties it presents while following one's passion. Kelsey shares her unexpected transition from entrepreneurship to business coaching, a change sparked by the realization that many women sought her guidance for starting their own ventures. This transition underscores a common theme among aspiring entrepreneurs: the drive to turn passions or personal adversities into profitable and impactful businesses.

The episode delves into Kelsey's coaching methodology, emphasizing the importance of self discovery and niche identification. She believes that understanding one's identity and target audience is crucial for aligning business efforts with one's true self. Kelsey's journey from envisioning to actualizing her dreams includes founding Anamaya, a boutique hotel and retreat center in Costa Rica, and a backpack company supporting global education. These ventures highlight the significance of serendipitous encounters and trusting one's intuition.

Kelsey's story illustrates the transformative power of intuition and the readiness to seize opportunities, advocating for a mindset that embraces the unknown. The episode concludes by affirming the potential of entrepreneurship to serve as a platform for realizing dreams and creating meaningful change, emphasizing passion, intuition, and resilience as key to navigating the entrepreneurial journey. Listeners are left with a message of encouragement to embrace the unpredictability of entrepreneurship, with Kelsey Matheson's experiences serving as a testament to what can be achieved through passion, intuition, and the courage to step into the unknown.

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This podcast episode titled "Empowering Women Through Boxing: Kristina Kjem's Journey" showcases the transformative journey of Kristina Kjem from a figure skater to a pioneering figure in women's boxing. Growing up in Sudbury, a boxing hub, Kristina transitioned from figure skating to boxing, inspired by legends like Mike Tyson and Christie Martin. She broke through stereotypes that labeled boxing as too aggressive for women, creating a space that caters to all ages for empowerment and stress relief. Kristina coined the term "Dent in the Bag" to symbolize the achievement of physical power through correct punching techniques, showcasing the empowerment boxing offers to individuals. Her journey includes transitioning from an athletic background to boxing, emphasizing the discipline it fostered within her. This discipline later became a cornerstone in her career, leading her to manage a gym right out of university and eventually start her own boxing company.

Facing challenges like the lack of recognition for women's boxing in the Olympics and sexism, Kristina's resolve only strengthened, pushing her to establish her own gym. Blending her passions with her professional skills in sponsorships, event production, marketing, and sales, she created a unique boxing experience that empowers and inspires.

Kristina Kjem's story is a powerful testament to perseverance, passion, and breaking barriers in sports, emphasizing empowerment, strength, and discipline. The episode closes with a call to action for listeners inspired by Kristina's journey to learn more about empowering through boxing and to join a community that celebrates strength in all its forms. It encourages subscriptions and shares to spread the inspiring message of pursuing passions against all odds.

Nichelle Laus is a former police officer turned women’s self-defense coach and co-founder of 416 Tactical Supplies. She suffered incredible trauma centered around sexual abuse as a child, which sent her on a journey to reclaim her power through kickboxing and heal through helping others. The people who were there for her at the height of her pain and suffering as a child, the people who rescued her from her situation, were the police, and so she was inspired to become a police officer so she could pay this feeling forward and have others girls who are suffering, feel safe with her. During her time on Peel Regional police force her duties included general patrol, community services, helping break barriers between officers and the youth.

As a fitness instructor she has helped thousands of women over the last 20 years along get fit, eat better, have a better outlook on life.

She holds private self-defense workshops, shares safety tips on social media and does motivational speaking engagements. This busy entrepreneur and mom of 4 boys joins us on the podcast to share her inspiring story.

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In the podcast episode titled "Unveiling Strength: A Journey of Healing and Support," Natalie, a nurse, and lifestyle content creator known as Legally Vain, shares her powerful story of overcoming adversity and advocating for women trapped in abusive situations. The episode unfolds her awakening to life's beauty post-pandemic and highlights the critical importance of women supporting each other. Natalie delves into her personal experience of recognizing the need for change to secure a better future for her daughter and addresses the epidemic of domestic violence. She offers practical advice on accessing support services and emphasizes the value of anonymity and safety. The discussion also explores how listeners can assist survivors through donations and care packages, underlining the significance of maintaining dignity.

Furthermore,the therapeutic benefits of journaling are examined as a tool for reflection and growth. The episode concludes with Natalie urging women to voice their struggles and seek assistance, reinforcing the collective power to effect change. The outro echoes the message of empowerment and solidarity, leaving listeners with a reminder of their impact.

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In the episode titled "Reclaiming Inner Power Through Stories" from the podcast "Rise Up and Fix It," hosts Miz Monday and Inna Korobkina engage with Michelle Rosetta, an expert in religious studies and philosophy, to explore the integration of ancient wisdom into modern life for women's empowerment. Michelle shares her expertise in skincare, ancient healing practices, and the concept of reclaiming sovereignty, offering insights into how women can harness their inner power.

Key discussion points include the significance of natural healing and the historical suppression of women's healing practices, particularly during the witch hunts, which symbolized the broader suppression of feminine power. Michelle discusses the transition from matriarchal to patriarchal systems and its impact on societal power dynamics, advocating for a reconnection with ancestral wisdom to reclaim inner strength. The conversation also covers holistic approaches to skincare, challenging conventional routines with methods that respect and preserve the skin's natural health, such as oil cleansing and avoiding harmful chemicals like sodium lauryl sulfate.

Moreover, Michelle addresses the toxicity of common sunscreens and the importance of balanced sun exposure for vitamin D synthesis, suggesting natural alternatives and protective measures like hats and sunglasses.

Highlighting the importance of personal medicine stories, Michelle encourages listeners to own and share their healing journeys, emphasizing the role of storytelling in fostering community connection and collective empowerment.

The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to embrace their unique stories, subscribe to the podcast, and share the empowering message with others, reinforcing the theme of mutual support and personal growth.

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Juan Gray is the CEO of Purpose, a platform that connects humanity through a series of interactive games, immersive events, and engaging workshops. He began his entrepreneur journey at the tender age of 13, going on to create multiple businesses over the last 15 years and learning many lessons along the way. When Juan was going through a difficult shift in his own life he began asking himself questions and listening to his intuition for answers. Those answers lead him to create the Pvrpose card game which is design to put the player into the present moment, allowing them to forge deeper a connection with their inner self and other human beings around them. On the podcast Juan uses the card game on Inna and Ingrid to deepen the conversation and unexpected lessons and realizations things come up for the group.