You Are Not Invisible After 50 Roaring Ahead

Reiki master, meditation teacher, and all-round spiritual luminary, Gwendolyn Mitchell is the founder and CEO of Moyo Institute Inc – a non-profit organisation whose mission is to offer heart-centred educational experiences that foster inner peace, happiness, wellbeing, creativity, connection, and oneness. By utilising her two decades of corporate experience, Gwendolyn has developed several spiritual programmes that assists individuals’ experience of true spiritual wellness including a scholarship program that helps youth travel to India to develop inner skills, a meditation program for women in custody at the Elmwood Correctional Center, and her current ongoing project, Love Letters to Our Bodies, that supports African American women journeying with cancer. A self-described ambassador for tapping into one’s inner power, Gwendolyn is on a mission to help people discover the bravery, strength and power that lies within. In this episode, Gwendolyn talks about her early life,the Moyo Institute, and tapping into your inner power and living from your heart.

To find out more about Gwendolyn and Moyo Institute Inc, visit www.moyoinstitute.org

To Kill a Mockingbird is standard reading in most high school English classes. But for Lori Keesey, it’s so much more than that. Inspired by Harper Lee’s magical words and her incredible characterisation of Scout, a young Lori knew that she wanted to write books and create characters just as engaging as this spunky little girl. After many years, many read books, and one life-changing trauma, Lori’s debut novel is set to release at the end of 2023. A former journalist, ex-communication consultant for NASA, and Founder of the ‘Accidental Blogger’ that celebrates ordinary people who’ve faced and triumphed over adversity in their lives, Lori shows that hope can be found even in the darkest of times. In this episode, Lori talks about her trauma, reclaiming life after 50, and the importance of authenticity.

To find out more about Lori, read her blog, ‘The Accidental Blogger’, or learn more about her debut book, The Difference He Made, visit www.lorikeesey.com

Like many women before her, Eliza VanCort’s journey of self-empowerment came from a place of deep trauma and suffering. After enduring traumatic kidnappings as a child and then surviving a life-altering bicycle accident as an adult, Eliza’s journey of empowering herself has led her to go on and empower others. Now a renowned empowerment advocate, highly sought-after speaker, best-selling author, and unapologetic space claimer, Eliza uses her personal experience and academic expertise as an acting instructor to guide her audience into discovering the practical tools and tips they need to transform their lives. In this episode, Eliza talks about her childhood, her accident, and how she started to claim her space.

To find out more about Eliza, visit her website: https://www.elizavancort.com or find her on TikTok at https://www.tiktok.com/@elizavancort

Purchase Eliza’s best-selling book, ‘A Woman’s Guide to Claiming Space: Stand Tall. Raise Your Voice. Be Heard’ here

From the magic of music to the magic of the mind, Michele Blood has a carved out an incredible career unleashing the power of both. Once rocking the stage as a musician in Australia, Michele was in a horrific road accident that landed her in hospital for months. After several operations, Michele created a range of positive affirmation songs which not only healed her body but also took her to worldwide success. Having worked with Jack Canfield, Bob Proctor and Deepak Chopra, her Mystical Success Events being held in over 26 countries, and millions of people downloading her Affirmation Power songs, Michele is now on a mission to encourage people to discover their power and manifest whatever their heart desires. In this episode, Michele talks about her rockstar past, her accident at the age of 27, and her path to enlightenment,

Get a free copy of Michele’s e-book, The Magic of Affirmation Power, and her video, The Power of Meditation on her website at https://www.MicheleBlood.com/NotInvisible

A self-described ‘courage cultivator’, Madeleine Black is utilising her moving and tragic story to help others find their voice and stand in their power. After being gang-raped as a teenager and raped three times before eighteen, Madeleine wants to end the shame, stigma and silence surrounding sexual violence. Now a TEDX speaker, author and storyteller for The Forgiveness Project, Madeleine is encouraging others to find their voice by amplifying her own. In this episode, Madeleine talks about the trauma she faced, rape culture, and how she discovered her voice.

Many people go to India to find themselves. But for Beverly Brunelle, three trips to the East helped her discover a whole new life path. An intuitive and pioneering energy worker, Beverly found herself immersed in the world of meditation and energy healing after experiencing a huge wake-up call. Now on a mission to emotionally heal people, Beverley is helping individuals unlock the key to their freedom and open their eyes to the opportunities before them. In this episode, Beverley talks about her childhood, her incredible life adventures, and the wakeup call that kick-started everything.