YES, WOMAN (formerly PurposeGirl): Real conversations for women ready for MORE - More aliveness, more purpose, more pleasure, more power to create the life you want.

I celebrate women all year long, but as Women's History Month comes to an end, I want to hold up several women as shining examples of women living their purpose and the incredible impact they have had on the world. And along with these women I pose questions for you to dive deeply into your own life, for you to explore your own stories and the impact that you have or can make on the world. I talk about: Tarana Burke, who coined the phrase, "Me too," and started a movement Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New Zealand Esther, a figure from the Bible Stacey Abrams, politician, lawyer, and voting rights activist Jane Addams, reformer, social worker, Nobel Peace Prize recipient Hedy Lamarr, actress and inventor Greta Thunberg, climate and environmental activist https://metoomvmt.org/ https://www.instagram.com/jacindaardern https://goodnewsandgooddos.substack.com/ https://staceyabrams.com/ https://www.instagram.com/gretathunberg Remember, sister: You're here for purpose. Your purpose is needed. Through you living your purpose we're raising the vibration of the planet and repairing the world. And the doors are now open for my flagship course, Goddess on Purpose, which I offer live only once a year! To learn more about Goddess on Purpose, and to join, please go to: http://goddessonpurposecourse.com/ We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Oprah does it. Will Smith does it. So do Jay-Z and Lindsey Vonn. And so do I. We all make use of the power of visualization, and in today's episode I'm talking all about visualization and visioning, including: Vision boards The science behind visioning How people use visioning to bring about their success What research studies have shown about how visualization can trick the brain into thinking something is actually happening Visionary Vixen, a free masterclass on visioning that I'm offering in just a few days from the release of this episode To register for the totally free masterclass, Visionary Vixen, being held March 28-30, 2022, please go to: https://carinrockind.com/vision We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

She's a top-notch Animator at Walt Disney Animation Studios. She's a life coach. She's an author. Any one of those would be career enough, but my guest today does them all and does them exceptionally well! Her fascination with human behavior and psychology is a key strength that she utilizes in her animation work as well as in her coaching and writing, and I'm thrilled that she's bringing her wisdom and experience to you. In today's episode, Shay Stone talks about: How her journey to become an animator started when she was 7 Her experience at the highly competitive Full Sail University and how she learned more about herself through it Why it's important to utilize one's own weaknesses Why she focuses on "perception" over "mindset" Passion and purpose Her desire to bring insight and liberation to those who feel powerless Listening to and understanding your intuition How her experience as an animator makes her a better coach Her new book, Be Better Than You About Shay Stone: Shay is an Author, Life Coach, and Animator at Walt Disney Animation Studios. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Computer Animation at Full Sail University and has been working, professionally, in the film, television and game industry for over 11 years. In the animation industry, Shay is known for her intangible acting skills which relate to her lifetime obsession with human behavior and psychology. To learn more about and follow Shay, and to get her new book… https://www.bebetterthanyou.com/ https://www.instagram.com/shaystone.s/ We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Just dropping into your podcast feed a brief announcement for The Women's Day Event, a 12-hour live event, March 8, 2022, in honor of International Women's Day! The Women's Day Event is a free event that will be the world's largest celebration for International Women's Day! Leadership, health and well-being speakers, and authors from around the world are collaborating to create a full day of inspiration, celebration, movement, and empowerment - exactly what we need now. COVID has been especially challenging for women as they took on more household duties of "homeschooling" and childcare, all while working full-time, losing jobs, or needing to pivot hours. These conditions have added stress and obstacles for career and financial advancement, at the very time when women's voices and talents are needed more than ever to advance our workplaces, governments, and our world. The Women's Day Event 2022 will help thousands of women to RISE UP. The recordings of the event are already on sale, and a portion of the sales will be going to two non-profits that support women and young girls around the world: Women's Campaign International and Girls Leadership. Register and grab your All Access Pass (the recordings) at: http://thewomensdayevent.com/

So many people have ideas about how they'd like to change the world for the better, but they allow their limiting beliefs, or expectations from others, or any of a host of other challenges to stop them before they start. My guest today, Krista Kleiner, talks about pushing through her own challenges to create a global effort to spread love and unity in a wide variety of areas, and she is truly making a difference. In today's episode Krista talks about: What it means to lead with love Her motivation for doing good in the world that started at age 6 The important role challenges can play in our lives How becoming Miss Philippines International kickstarted a new period of personal growth How she started The One Heart Movement Some of the critical initiatives around the world that The One Heart Movement has launched The value of working in community Overcoming self-limiting beliefs About Krista: Krista Kleiner is former Miss Philippines International and now a humanitarian and founder of The One Heart Movement. After she saw first-hand Filipino nurses risking their lives on the front lines, she had a vision to offer nurses a global message of gratitude for their bravery and sacrifice during these difficult times. That's where The One Heart Movement was born: a global effort to rally community love in support of our healthcare heroes who continue to fight on behalf of all of us. The #OneHeartHandoff campaign took the world by storm during the month of love and continues to gain momentum, garnering over 20 million hits on social media with the likes of TikTok sensations Charli D'Amelio and her sister Dixie D'Amelio joining the movement to spread the message of love to their millions of followers. Krista and The One Heart Movement continue to spread Community Love through initiatives involving The World of Dance and The One Heart Forest and continue to raise awareness for racial injustices, the environment, nurses battling COVID and more. To learn more about and follow Krista and The One Heart Movement… https://www.instagram.com/krista_kleiner https://twitter.com/krista_kleiner https://theoneheartmovement.org If you're here before March 8, 2022, please register for the amazing, free, all day extravaganza, The Women's Day Event! http://thewomensdayevent.com/ We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

My guest today has a lot to say about a lot of things, and that makes sense, because she has such a rich, diverse set of experiences behind her. Member of the US Congress. Emmy-award winning journalist. Founder and head of an international nonprofit empowering women leaders around the world. The list goes on. And as it turns out, when our interview ran into a roadblock for technical reason, she came over to our house and sat in my dining room for the interview, since she lives in my neighborhood! I am thrilled and honored to bring you a wide-ranging conversation with the Honorable Marjorie Margolies. In today's episode Marjorie talks about: Being the first single American to adopt a child from another country Being elected to the US House of Representatives Creating a family in a non-traditional way How politics has changed since she was in office Teaching a class at U Penn with the grandson of President Eisenhower Creating and running Women's Campaign International About Marjorie: Marjorie Margolies is the author of five books, an Emmy-award winning best-selling journalist, congresswoman, and the first single American to adopt internationally. After 25 years with NBC, Margolies ran for U.S. Congress in 1991 as a Democrat in a historically Republican district of suburban Philadelphia and became the first woman elected in her own right in the state of Pennsylvania. Margolies also devoted her life to supporting women and girls. She founded and runs Women's Campaign International, a nonprofit working to empower women leaders around the world to mobilize their communities and engage politically. Besides breaking down historic boundaries, Margolies also had to deal with heartbreaking tragedies including divorce and the death of a child. Her intention is for women of every generation to recognize themselves in her story and learn how to nurture themselves and the life decisions they have made. Margolies is a professor at the University of Pennsylvania and the grandmother of 21. She shares three grandchildren with Hillary Clinton. To learn more about Women's Campaign International, and to support the important work that they do, please go to https://www.womenscampaigninternational.org/ You can find her newest book, And How Are the Children? at Amazon (https://amzn.to/3s28ZFk). To register for the totally free The Women's Day Event 2022, which will be 8 am – 8 pm on March 8, please go to: http://thewomensdayevent.com/ We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

What is that big, juicy, audacious dream that you've always had, that maybe you've been afraid to pursue or you've beaten yourself up for abandoning? Maybe you think it's impossible to achieve? Last year I accomplished that kind of goal for myself, one that I had thought impossible: I threw the world's largest event for International Women's Day, with 12 hours of keynote speakers, panels, movement and exercise classes, and more. Over 25 speakers, 2500+ women from around the world registered for this, and it was totally free! In today's episode I'm going to lay out for you how I did it so you can go after your own dreams with renewed energy and determination. The steps that I talk about are: Visualization (and I take you guided visualization exercises to facilitate this) Planning through reverse engineering Celebrating the heck out of every step I accomplished The power of checklists Switch from "I can't" to "How can I?" Tell people about your dream Choose To register for the totally free The Women's Day Event 2022, which will be 8 am – 8 pm on March 8, please go to: http://thewomensdayevent.com/ We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

When I created The Women's Day Event for International Women's Day in March 2021, I knew I wanted to give back, I knew I wanted to raise money for a community organization that supports girls leadership, and I was thrilled to find The Power of Girlhood, a leadership development organization serving adolescent girls in metro Detroit. And then I met its founder and was just blown away by this amazing human, Ber-Henda Williams. In today's episode, I am joined by Ber-Henda, and she talks about Her inspiration in creating The Power of Girlhood Some of the ways in which The Power of Girlhood impacts girls, and the amazing girls she works with The importance of giving back to the next generation Being a multipotentialite Co-creating in the feminine, as opposed to going it alone Teaching women to listen to their intuition Writing poetry for the United Way and Toyota And so much more! And I am honored to share this with you to kick off Black History Month here in the US, to elevate an African American woman whom I truly love and admire. About Ber-Henda: Ber-Henda is a Visionary+Empath Coach. She supports empathic creative visionary empaths to find their voice, embrace feminine power, and create mission-based businesses in service of social transformation, justice and equity. When she is not doing that, she runs a girl's leadership program, The Power of Girlhood for girls 8-18. She is a bilingual poet. She believes feminine empaths are here to disrupt the patriarchy and oppression with their mission-based businesses. To get Ber-Henda's free gift: https://www.subscribepage.com/l7r8a8 To follow her and keep in touch: https://www.ber-hendawilliams.com/ https://www.instagram.com/berhenda https://www.facebook.com/bintentionalwithb/ https://sociatap.com/BerHenda/ To experience Ber-Henda reading her poetry at a United Way event, click here (https://www.facebook.com/UnitedWaySEM/videos/679573866734768/) and skip to 36:37. If you're here before March 8, 2022, please register for the amazing, free, all day extravaganza, The Women's Day Event! http://thewomensdayevent.com/ We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

For so many women, the idea of midlife implies a crisis: Midlife crisis. A big part of this is because society has put so much emphasis on our looks and has tied our looks to our worth. And this is really different for the way society views men at the same stage of life. Amanda Hanson has made it her mission to show women a new way of being in, and doing, midlife. Amanda joins us to talk about: The messages that many women currently in midlife received about their own worth when they were younger, from women who had raised them, and how these messages adversely impacted them The amount of conditioning we as women have undergone by society takes a lot of undoing and is best done in community with other women doing the same work How women need to and can actively shift the way they look at and feel about themselves The importance of creating one's foundation of self-love There is SO much amazing info here, you do NOT want to miss this episode! About Amanda Hanson Amanda is a clinical psychologist and transformational coach who works with women in Midlife. She is Revolutionizing the Midlife space and the way we understand what it means to be a woman who is aging. Through her 1:1 work, group programs and Masterminds she ignites a spark and shows women what is possible when they reimagine midlife and reclaim what it means to be a mature woman. Amanda is a living example of what is possible after 40 and she is creating a community of women who are rising up and demanding more for themselves...for she believes we are only just getting started! Join Amanda's Facebook community "Revolutionizing Midlife for Women 40+" to celebrate everything Midlife! https://www.facebook.com/groups/2660456010896319/ https://www.instagram.com/revolutionizingmidlife/ https://www.facebook.com/revolutionizingmidlife/ https://amandahanson.com And if you're listening to this soon after it's released in late January 2022, check out her "8 week live Mini-mind for Midlife women who are ready to rise, claim more, and dust off their dreams. Whether desiring more in a relationship, career, sensuality or self-love we will cover it all!" https://www.amandahanson.com/offerings/inauguration/ We're changing the world one woman at a time. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!

Goals can be valuable tools when created and used properly, but too many of us have spent years chasing life goals that were directly given to us, or heavily influenced by, others, and aren't truly in alignment with our own desires. When I was younger I fell prey to this myself, and it took years to get out from under it and turn my life around. And so in today's episode I'm talking about The relationship between goals and desires. SMART goals The importance of having expanded dreams Marrying our goals and desires My new juicy offering, DreamAlive I believe in you and I'm so grateful for you. Let's change the world. Go to Apple Podcasts and leave a 5-star review and subscribe so you never miss an episode!