• #93: This ain't no PACK.
    Sep 3 2024

    Today, we're diving into the powerful story of a young female athlete 🏐 who faced down the bullies in her own locker room. For nearly five years, she was trapped under the thumb of controlling & manipulative coaches—intimidation, emotional abuse, and relentless pressure to perform AT ALL COSTS all took their toll. The sport she once loved turned into a nightmare, driving her to the brink of burnout 💔. But instead of breaking, she found her voice, spoke her truth, and made the hardest decision of her life: to walk away from the team that had been her whole world.


    But her story didn’t end there. With her newfound strength 💪, she encouraged others to stand up for themselves, showing them that there’s life beyond toxic environments. She rekindled her passion for volleyball, this time with amazing and attuned coaches who reminded her why she fell in love with the game in the first place 🌟. This isn't just a story of loss; it's a story of reclaiming power, finding freedom, and rediscovering joy 🎉. So, if you’ve ever felt trapped in a toxic environment, this one’s for you. Let’s dive in.

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    1 hr and 2 mins
  • The Essential Skill of Critical Thinking
    Aug 27 2024

    Check out the blog post here https://thehchc.com/hchc-blog/f/the-importance-of-critical-thinking-in-an-ever-changing-world

    In today’s fast-moving world, critical thinking is more important than ever. We’re constantly hit with information from all sides—news, social media, ads, and even everyday conversations. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed and confused, making it tough to figure out what’s real and what’s not.


    With so much noise around us, learning to think critically is key to getting through modern life. Looking ahead, being able to question and analyze what we hear and see will be one of our biggest strengths. Critical thinking isn’t just a skill—it’s a mindset that helps us stay clear and confident in a world that’s always changing.


    Check out episode #92 as Heather talks about:


    Understanding Critical Thinking

    The Changing Nature of Information

    The Role of Critical Thinking

    Practical Steps to Develop Critical Thinking

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    27 mins
  • #91: Taking inventory on your energy.
    Aug 20 2024

    Success in life doesn’t happen in isolation. The victories you achieve in business often spill over into your personal relationships, health, and experiences. But what if the secret to sustaining that momentum and keeping your vibe high lies in a single, powerful shift?


    Stop chasing time management hacks and start focusing on the real game-changer: **prioritizing your energy**. Whether you’re aiming to level up your health, wealth, or connections, learning how to allocate your energy with intention is the key to creating those quantum leaps you’ve been searching for.


    🚀 Ready to ditch burnout culture and embrace a life where every move is driven by aligned high-frequency energy? Don’t miss this episode of *The Hustle Culture Hater Club*—where we break down how to shift your focus and start thriving in all areas of your life.


    Hit play and let’s dive in!

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    16 mins
  • #90: Swiping Right After 40: Love, Laughs, and Second Chances-Guest Melanie Anderson
    Aug 13 2024

    Swiping Right After 40: Love, Laughs, and Second Chances


    Ready to jump back into the dating pool but not sure if it’s warm or full of sharks? 🦈 In this episode my friend Melanie Anderson and I, are diving into the wild, weird, and sometimes wonderful world of online dating after 40. Whether you’re fresh off a divorce, navigating life after loss, or just wondering where all the good ones went, we’ve got you covered.


    First, we’ll dish on how dating has done a complete 180 since the days of rotary phones and personal ads. Apps are now the name of the game, but don’t worry—if you can send an emoji, you can master the art of swiping right. 😉


    Then, we’ll spill the tea on what it’s really like to date after divorce or widowhood. Re-entering the dating scene after a long hiatus? It’s like riding a bike… if the bike was on fire and you were blindfolded. But fear not! We’ve got hilarious and heartwarming stories that’ll remind you that you’re not alone in this adventure.


    And of course, we’ll arm you with tips and tricks to navigate this brave new world. Need help crafting a killer profile that says “I’m fabulous” without screaming “I’m desperate”? We’ve got your back. Plus, we’ll share the secret to spotting red flags before you’re knee-deep in a Netflix marathon with the wrong person.


    So grab your wine, weed or coffee, settle in, and get ready for a candid, sassy, and downright fun look at finding love (or at least a decent first date) after 40!

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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • #89: Breathing Through the BS
    Aug 6 2024

    How often do you stop to consider the power of your breath? We breathe every day, all day, without a second thought, yet we overlook the profound impact it has on our well-being.

    Join me as I reveal how breathwork has transformed my mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health. Discover why I've made it an essential part of all my coaching sessions.

    www.thehchc.com

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    14 mins
  • #88: The importance of listening to your "inner tutor"-Guest Alana Joy, Psychotherapist
    Jul 23 2024

    Alana Joy is a practicing psychotherapist and a former registered nurse with over 20

    years experience working in healthcare. Listening to the guidance of her body, she left

    her government position and embraced entrepreneurship to fulfill her soul's purpose.


    Since childhood, Alana Joy experienced many unusual and poorly understood injuries

    and symptoms and she accumulated multiple diagnostic labels. Her experience of her

    body was often disbelieved and she learned to distrust it and become disconnected

    from it.

    In her 30’s, Alana Joy was diagnosed with a rare genetic degenerative condition

    of the connection tissue. Her diagnosis followed by her father’s death confronted her

    with her mortality and catalyzed her spiritual awakening.


    A disorder of connection- she

    HAD to reconnect.


    The layers of conditioned patterns, behaviours and identities

    collapsed and she reconnected with her core essence, uncovering her soul's purpose.


    In her work, Alana Joy brings together her knowledge and experience as a nurse,

    psychotherapist and her own awakening, weaving science and spirituality for deep

    physical, emotional and spiritual healing.


    Her mission is to guide others through the

    process of reconnecting with their heart, body and soul for a more purposeful and joyful life.


    www.alanajoynewton.com

    Instagram- @alana_joy_newton

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    44 mins
  • #87: Life Advice from an 18 year old
    Jul 16 2024

    Born in 2006 in Homs, Syria, Anas Mohamad’s first few years alive were as normal as any other child around the world. However, around 2010, his life would take a dramatic turn as the Syrian Civil War began to take form. His family, left with no option but to relocate due to dangerous conditions in their home city, would make the move to the coastal city of Tartus. Fortunately, in 2015, Anas, his mother, and his sister, would all make the life-changing move of immigrating to Canada. Although the first few years in a new country would bring its fair share of challenges, Anas and his family would eventually begin to thrive. Upon his arrival in highschool, Anas would prove himself to be a capable and talented student-athlete. He would go on to graduate as the Valedictorian of the 2024 graduating class. Anas will continue his studies at the College of Engineering at the U of S, and hopes to continue to thrive in both the academic and athletic spaces.


    Follow Anas @a_mohamad31 and check out Vintage Sauce at @vntgsauce

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    42 mins
  • #86: Being Present. What Does it mean to you?
    Jul 10 2024

    Being present... what does it mean to you?

    Is it simply physically being there? That's what I used to think when I felt disconnected and out of touch with my body.

    However, once I learned to let go of the burdens and live in alignment with my true, authentic self, I finally understood what being present truly means.

    www.thehchc.com

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    18 mins