Most people are raised on what they “should do” and stay on a tried and tested path where they never tap into all the things they can do, or forge their own path. 

Even though we know we’re meant for something different, we’re often stuck because stepping out of line is just too scary. So how do we listen to and trust our intuition? 

The thing that makes us feel like we’re just too much could be our greatest superpower. That crazy idea that’s been nagging at you might just be the thing that will build your empire. 

In this episode, I’m joined by top real estate and performance coach, author, consultant, and host of Underdog, Pamela Bardhi. She shares her inspiring story of listening to her intuition, forging her own path, and building her empire.

Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode 

How to avoid getting boxed in by other people’s expectations 

So many of us are told that we’re too much by people, but what if it’s actually our superpower? 

The power of trusting ourselves

How do we go beyond simply listening to our intuition and start truly trusting it?

How to broaden your impact 

Why is it so critical to have streams of income that pull in money from different places?

Guest Bio 

Pamela Bardhi is an entrepreneur, speaker, real estate and performance coach, and author. She went from delivering pizzas to a 9 figure real estate career featured in Forbes & Time Magazine by the time she was 27 years old.

Pamela has transitioned from a real estate developer into a real estate and life strategist through coaching, speaking, and building an international real estate team.

Pamela also hosts a world-renowned podcast called, Underdog, which is in the top 1.5% of podcasts in the world and streamed in 65+ countries.

For more information, head to https://pamelabardhi.com or find her on LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook. 

Most people don’t know how to rise above the “you-should” and “I-told-you-to'' to find what truly lights them up, but entrepreneurs find the courage to venture down that path. 

We have things we feel led to do, and an inkling that there’s something more we should be doing. Following those clues leads us to fulfillment and true purpose. 

How do we develop the confidence to follow that voice? 

In this episode, I’m joined by coach and author of “Courage Rising: Stop settling and start living a BRAVE life with no regrets”, Dawn DiMicco as she shares how she found her path. 

Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode 

What our fear tells us

How do we know if something doesn’t feel right because we’re scared or because it’s not what we’re supposed to be doing? 

The power of trying a bunch of different things 

All the things we’ve done before are in many ways an education for what we want to build, how do we use that information to get to the next level? 

How to reframe our self-talk 

As women, we often struggle to listen to the inner voice that leads us to what lights us up. How do we start trusting ourselves?

Guest Bio 

Dawn DiMicco is a speaker, fitness business acceleration coach, and author of “Courage Rising: Stop settling and start living a BRAVE life with no regrets”. 

Buy Dawn’s book here and follow her on Instagram.

Raising children who feel safe and accepted is the intention of so many parents, but our own childhood trauma can overshadow that and negatively impact our families. 

Mindfulness is a powerful tool we can use to bring out the best in ourselves and our children and create a healthier dynamic, and experience the joy of raising our humans. 

How do we eliminate damaging parenting approaches we might have picked up from our own experiences? How do we parent well while also healing from our own childhoods? 

In this episode, mindful parenting expert, Traci Mausolf shares how she helps parents transform their relationships with their children. 

Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode 

How to make our children feel safe and accepted 

When we have our own childhood trauma, we can easily replicate negative patterns and keep the damage going. How do we break this cycle? 

How to get our own emotions in check so we can parent more mindfully 

What steps can we take to communicate with our kids in a more loving and constructive way?

The cure for parental guilt 

Entrepreneurs who have children are often saddled with a lot of guilt. How do we filter out the negative stuff and focus on being present? 

Guest Bio 

Traci Mausolf is a mindful parenting expert. She helps parents use mindfulness to have more balance, joy, and confidence. As a parent, you’re likely feeling exhausted and overwhelmed from keeping up with a fully loaded family calendar while trying to maneuver all those unexpected road bumps that come with parenting. The crushing weight of trying to keep it all together to maintain a happy family is leaving you feeling burnt out.

You dream of being more grounded with consistent routines, having healthier communication with your family, and marinating more in the family fun moments. Still, you’re unsure of how to dig yourself out of this hole and finally be the parent you know you’re meant to be. 

Traci helps parents keep their cool when chaos hits, communicate with their family members with care, commit to their self-care routines, identify and treat the source of their family’s stress, and meet their family’s needs without sacrificing their own. 

For more information on Traci’s 8-week program, head to https://www.thrivewithmindfulness.com or contact her on LinkedIn and Facebook.