Episode 11 - Making Happiness a Habit with Marci Shimoff

Want more happiness in your life? In this episode I talk with Marci Shimoff, author of the best-selling book Happy For No Reason: 7 steps to being Happy from the Inside Out. Marci shares her revolutionary mind, body, and spirit approach to experiencing deep and lasting happiness
Marci is the author of six bestselling titles in the Chicken Soup for the Soul series including Chicken Soul for the Woman’s Soul. She is also featured in the film and book sensation The Secret. A leading expert on happiness, success, and the law of attraction, Marci has inspired millions of people around the world to achieve new levels of personal fulfillment and professional success.
A celebrated transformational leader, Marci has been a top-rated trainer for several Fortune 500 companies and is President and co-founder of the Esteem Group. Her work has inspired millions of people around the world to achieve new levels of personal fulfillment, professional success and a more lasting happiness. Join me as we learn how to be Happy for No Reason with my guest Marci Shimoff.
“There are only two energies on the planet, there’s the energy of expansion and the energy of contraction. And whenever we’re moving towards that energy of expansion we are moving towards greater happiness.”
“Changing your happiness level is a mind, body, heart, spirit, relationship, purpose, passion project. So you can come at from all different levels. “ Marci Shimoff
Marci Shimoff’s website: www.marcishimoff.com
Happy For No Reason website: www.Happyfornoreason.com
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Posted on on June 7th, 2008 in
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For those of you who enjoyed our interview with Tim Ward, author of Savage Breast One Man’s Search for the Goddess, we are pleased to announce the release of the unabridged audio version of this fascinating book.
Read by Jeff Wessman, and recorded and produced at Inner Active Media, the audio book runs over 12 hours on 9 CDs. To purchase this, and/or download the mp3 version, visit Tim Ward’s website - Savage Breast Book.
Savage Breast Excerpt. Click here to listen to an excerpt from the audio book.
If you are an author and would like information on our audiobook or podcasting services visit www.InnerActiveMedia.com.
Posted on on June 7th, 2008 in
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Episode 10 - Recognizing the Goddess with Tim Ward

In this episode of Bringing Wisdom to Life we bring you a conversation with Tim Ward, author of Savage Breast: One Man’s Search for the Goddess. Tim explains the relevance of the Divine Feminine to both men and women and shares how men and women can work together to move beyond patriarchy, to a life of greater love, beauty, and abundance.
“In the world of the Goddess, we are totally her children. The planet is her being. We tread upon her surface. Everything we come in contact with are our Brothers and Sisters. And when we die we don’t go to heaven or hell we merely go back into her body to be returned into new life.”
“This issue of the Goddess and scarcity and abundance, moves right into the things that are the burning issues of the 20th Century as we look at things like global warming, as we look at our attitudes towards war and domination.” Tim Ward
Tim Ward’s website: www.savagebreastbook.com
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Posted on on March 14th, 2008 in
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Episode 9 - A Conversation with One World Children’s Fund co-founder Shanti Cliff

In this episode of Bringing Wisdom to Life we bring you a conversation with Shanti Cliff, co-founder of One World Children’s Fund. One person’s journey into the heart of philanthropy and learning the art of giving.
“That belief in lack fuels so much of the in-balance on the planet. There seems to me overall to be enough food to feed the people in the world, enough resources that no one should live in the poverty that people live in on this planet.” Shanti Cliff
Visit the OWCF website: www.oneworldchildrensfund.org
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Posted on on December 31st, 2007 in
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LISTEN HERE to Episode 8 - A Conversation with Tulip Love author Eva Ariela Lindberg

In this episode of Bringing Wisdom to Life we bring you a conversation with Eva Ariela Lindberg, author of Tulip Love: A Healing Model for Individuals and Communities. Eva discusses the powerful effect this humble yet regal flower has had on the human psyche, and how to use the tulip as a tool for deep personal and collective transformation.
Visit the Tulip Love website: www.tuliplove.com
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Posted on on August 19th, 2007 in
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LISTEN HERE to Episode 7 - A Conversation with Bioneers Radio Host Neil Harvey

Happy Earth Day! In this episode of Bringing Wisdom to Life
we bring you part-two of a conversation with radio producer Neil Harvey. Neil discusses his work as Senior Producer and host of the award winning radio series Bioneers Revolution from the Heart of Nature. We’ll hear excerpts from the radio program on local economies with Michael Shuman, who shares 10 things you can do to localize your household and why that’s a good thing. We’ll hear other inspiring stories about The Bioneers, or biological pioneers, who are working with nature to heal nature.
Visit the Bioneers website: www.Bioneers.org
“…Whenever we have the chance to spend our precious time following the guidance of our hearts and what moves us in our hearts, than we’re spending our time really well. ” Neil Harvey
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LISTEN HERE to Episode SIX - A Conversation with Bioneers Radio Host Neil Harvey

Happy Earth Day (in advance)! In this episode of Bringing Wisdom to Life
we bring you a special two-part program with radio producer Neil Harvey. Neil discusses his work as Senior Producer and host of the award winning radio series Bioneers Revolution from the Heart of Nature. We’ll hear excerpts from the radio program on biomimickry with Janine Benyus as well as other inspiring stories about The Bioneers, or biological pioneers, who are working with nature to heal nature.
Visit the Bioneers website: www.Bioneers.org
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“…the world is an interconnected web of interdependence, where you pull the web in one place it effects everything else in the living web. It’s a model of not being separate. In that model there is no “awayâ€. It blurs the boundary between me and other, between me and you. It begins to look at life as an ‘us’.” Neil Harvey
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Posted on on April 15th, 2007 in
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LISTEN HERE to Episode FIVE - A Conversation with Jenna Avery
In this episode of Bringing Wisdom to Life we explore the world of the highly sensitive person, with Jenna Avery a life coach and gifted intuitive. Jenna helps us understand the challenges highly sensitive people face in work and relationship, as well as the unique gifts they bring to the world.
“One of the things about being highly sensitive is that we are very visionary, we can see how things can be better easily, we can see ways to make things more comfortable…we have this long view of the big picture. What I think the possibility is, as highly sensitive people become more and more empowered, is that we can start to model and show the way for a more sane life.” Jenna Avery
Visit Jenna’s website: www.highlysensitivesouls.com
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Posted on on February 26th, 2007 in
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LISTEN HERE to Episode Four - A Conversation with Mariam Safinia
In this episode of Bringing wisdom to Life we explore a unique approach to living and learning that is quietly changing lives throughout the world with our guest Mariam Safinia. Mariam Safinia is a teacher, or tutor as they’re called, at the School of Practical Philosophy in San Francisco. Mariam is one of those rare individuals who embodies wisdom with humility, and has an extraordinary gift for revealing the indwelling wisdom that resides in each of us. A student of the original School of Practical philosophy in London, for more than 18 years, Mariam established a School in San Francisco, in 2004, which now offers courses throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. The school provides an effective and novel approach to the great questions of life: who am I? What am I doing here? The school shows that through seeing things clearly and applying simple principles students increase their awareness, become more confident, and discover more purpose and meaning in their lives.
Visit The School of Practical Philosophy website: www.practicalphilosopher.org
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Posted on on February 3rd, 2007 in
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LISTEN HERE to Episode Three - A Conversation with Scott Kalechstein
Finding joy, inspiration, wonder, and play in life is not just for kids! In this episode of Bringing Wisdom to Life, we meet Scott Kalechstein a modern day troubadour and workshop leader who serves as a living example of the wisdom of living for joy and not perfection, with a sense of childlike wonder. He shares how once we give ourselves permission to be creative, we access talents and wisdom beyond anything we’ve known before. We’ll also experience a spontaneous performance as Scott sings this wisdom to life!
Visit Scott’s website to find out more about his CDs, workshop schedule, and more at www.scottsongs.com
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Posted on on January 25th, 2007 in
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