This week I’m recording in the beginning stages of my new home studio, boxes and all, but I wanted to stay consistent and get this episode out.

I'm talking mental clarity, brain fog, and focus, from the “lowest hanging fruit” (sleep, hydration, nervous system support, nature) to the tools and plants that genuinely help me as someone who’s neurospicy, has dealt with Lyme-related/autoimmune cognitive stuff, and lives a very multi-passionate life.

I also share two breathwork resets you can do anywhere, plus a planning tool called Neuralist that’s been helping me turn a brain dump into an actual plan.

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Recorded live at the Love In Focus event at BlendCo in Denver, this conversation with Idally Vanessa (who works as a medical assistant at Denver Indian Health) is a reminder that you can sit down with a complete stranger and instantly find community from your shared human experiences.

In this conversation, Idally Vanessa shares her journey of spirituality, cultural identity, and the importance of community service. She discusses the impact of personal loss and trauma on her life, emphasizing the significance of creativity and authenticity in navigating these experiences. The dialogue explores the beauty of romanticizing life, the power of storytelling, and the connection to nature and energy. Vanessa reflects on family dynamics and the choices individuals must make to pursue their own paths, highlighting the importance of human connection and mutual support in overcoming challenges.

If you’ve been craving something real, grounded, and heart-forward, this one’s for you.

Connect with Idally at @youlooksocool75 on Instagram

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The Practical Magic of Creative Business: From Vision to Reality with Sophie Miller of Wild Iris Collective

This week I’m sharing the first two conversations I recorded live at the Love In Focus event at BlendCo in Denver, hosted by the wonderful Katie Puc.

In a time when it feels like our nervous systems are constantly being thrown into chaos, I’m feeling called to tend to what’s right in front of us. The rooms we sit in...the communities we can actually touch...the hearts we can hold right in front of us. I went in expecting quick five-minute chats. Instead, I spoke with four humans and each conversation opened like a hidden door. We went super deep, quickly and beautifully.

In this episode, you’ll hear from Sophie, founder of Wild Iris Collective, a luxury floral and workshop experience rooted in sustainability, courage, and trusting your gut. This conversation explores the journey of creativity and collaboration in the context of floral design and sustainability. The speaker shares insights on how personal experiences, such as the impact of COVID-19, led to a passion for plants and a career in floral design. The discussion emphasizes the importance of balancing creative vision with practical planning, trusting one's instincts in decision-making, and the value of community and collaboration among creatives. Additionally, the conversation touches on the healing properties of plants and the significance of embracing failure as a stepping stone to success.

The other conversations will follow as bonus episodes.

Connect with Sophie at @wild.iris.collective on Instagram

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