Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast

Kendra Chapman

In a world that's constantly racing, sometimes the most powerful way forward is to slow down, listen, and move with intention. Join me each week on Go Slow to Go Fast, a lifestyle podcast centered on balance, purpose, and living in alignment with what truly matters—mind, body, and spirit. As a mom of triplets, former school principal, and someone who has intentionally embraced country living, I've learned that slowing down isn't about doing less. It's about creating space for clarity, connection, and calling. This podcast explores what it means to live with intention—honoring natural rhythms, trusting inner wisdom, and building a life rooted in meaning. Together, we'll talk about wellness and daily rituals, leadership, faith, intuition, community, and the quiet lessons learned when one chooses to go slow. Each episode is an invitation to reflect, realign, and move forward with purpose. Slow down—so you can truly go fast when you are ready. 🎧 Listen now at https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/

  1. 13h ago

    The Healer Within: How Herbal Medicine and Nature Can Support Your Well-Being with Bonnie D'Archangelo

    What if some of the most powerful tools for supporting our health were growing right in our own backyards? In this episode of the Go Slow To Go Fast Lifestyle Podcast, I sit down with Bonnie D'Arcangelo, clinical herbalist, researcher, aromatherapist, and educator, for a conversation about the healing wisdom of plants and the importance of reconnecting with the natural world. Bonnie shares how her journey from city life to living on a rural permaculture farm introduced her to traditional herbal medicine, ancient healing practices, and the wisdom of generations of plant healers. Today, she combines that experience with formal education and clinical practice to help people explore natural ways to support their physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. We explore everyday herbs and plants that can become valuable allies in our lives, including lemon balm, plantain, yarrow, and calendula. Bonnie also shares traditional kitchen remedies, simple ways to incorporate herbs into daily routines, and why some of the most overlooked plants growing in our yards may have more to offer than we realize. Beyond herbal medicine, this conversation takes a deeper look at how our relationship with nature influences our overall well-being. Bonnie invites us to slow down, become more curious, develop relationships with the plants around us, and recognize that healing isn't always about adding something new. Sometimes it's about returning to the wisdom that has been with us all along. We also discuss the connection between stress, hormones, gut health, nutrition, and mindful eating, along with the importance of listening to the signals our bodies are sending us. This episode is a beautiful reminder that living well doesn't have to be complicated. It can begin with growing an herb, taking a walk through the woods, visiting a local farmer's market, or simply slowing down enough to appreciate what nature has already provided. Because sometimes the medicine we need is closer than we think. Time stamps 00:05 Introduction to Herbal Wisdom 01:13 Exploring Herbal Medicine and Natural Remedies 01:40 Embracing the Slow Life 04:05 Journey into Herbal Medicine 06:51 The Power of Weeds 09:30 Navigating Menopause with Herbs 12:38 Building a Relationship with Plants 15:15 Kitchen Remedies for Everyday Ailments 18:17 The Wisdom of Traditional Practices 21:16 Connecting with Local Food Sources 23:58 Herbal Medicine as Original Medicine 29:35 Journey into Herbal Medicine 31:00 The Emotional Connection with Plants 32:49 Understanding Plant Consciousness 34:48 Reconnecting with Nature 36:16 The Importance of Sunlight and Ecosystems 39:58 Gut Health and Its Impact 41:49 Eating for Health vs. Pleasure 44:43 Understanding Cravings and Emotional Eating 49:10 Natural Remedies for Weight Management 51:08 Bonnie's Practice and Herbal Offerings A Few Takeaways to Put Into Practice Start small: Choose one herb, learn about it, and consider growing it yourself. Explore your backyard: Become curious about the plants growing around you. Visit your local farmers market and build relationships with the people who grow your food. Slow down at mealtime. Savor each bite and pay attention to how your body responds. Spend more intentional time outside. Notice the changing seasons, sunlight, and small details you might otherwise overlook. Meet Our Guest: Bonnie D'Arcangelo Bonnie D'Arcangelo is a clinical herbalist, researcher, certified clinical aromatherapist, and educator whose work bridges traditional plant wisdom, modern science, and spiritual philosophy. With a Master of Science in Herbal Medicine and extensive clinical training, Bonnie helps individuals reconnect with plant medicine and develop personalized approaches to supporting their health and well-being. She is the clinical herbalist behind Botanical Healing Arts and the founder and co-owner of an herbal products company specializing in innovative methods of herbal medicine delivery. Connect with Bonnie: Website: https://bonniedarcangelo.com Explore her website for information about her clinical practice, herbal products, podcast appearances, and additional educational resources. A Final Thought Bonnie leaves us with a beautiful reminder: "The healer is within you. You just need to find that healer and make contact with it." So take a moment this week to slow down, step outside, notice the natural world around you, and reconnect with the wisdom that has always been there. =================== 📩 For partnerships, consulting, speaking, and/or collaborations: email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com =================== Stay Connected with Me, Kendra Chapman 🌐 Website: www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingwithkendrachapman/  📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/kendra.weber3  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kendrachapmanliving123  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendra-chapman-3-100kecb85539165/  ✍🏽 Substack: https://coachingwithkendrachapman.substack.com/  🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links    🌟 Connect with our Guest: Bonnie D'Archangelo 🌐 Websites: https://bonniedarcangelo.com https://aherbalcompany.com/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aetherbal_topicals/  📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aetherbal/  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AEtherbal  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bonniedarcangelo/  ============================= Music featured in this podcast is licensed through Epidemic Sound. All music is used under a valid license. Copyright remains with the respective composers, artists, and Epidemic Sound. For more information about Epidemic Sound, visit their website. Intro and Outro music  Come Correct by the artist Teeklef The Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. The views and opinions shared are personal and are not intended as medical, mental health, financial, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your specific health, medical, or personal circumstances. Any actions you take based on this content are at your own discretion, and results depend on your individual commitment, circumstances, and responsibility.

    The Healer Within: How Herbal Medicine and Nature Can Support Your Well-Being with Bonnie D'Archangelo
  2. 13h ago ·  Bonus

    You Might Like This Interview with Robert Greene: On Purpose with Jay Shetty

    Introducing Robert Greene: The Surprising Reason You Feel Unhappy Even When Life Is “Good” from On Purpose with Jay Shetty. Follow the show: On Purpose with Jay Shetty Bestselling author of The 48 Laws of Power and The Law of the Sublime, Robert Greene, joins Jay to explore why so many of us feel unfulfilled, even when we're achieving everything we thought we wanted. He opens up about the life-threatening stroke that changed his perspective and inspired his new book, and shares how reconnecting with our childhood interests can help us discover our true purpose. Robert also explains why boredom, struggle, and confronting our mortality can lead to a more meaningful life, how to turn envy into gratitude, and practical ways to navigate workplace politics, complicated relationships, and the feeling that life has become stagnant. With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty Talk to a State Farm agent today to learn how you can choose to bundle and save with the Personal Price Plan®. Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there®. JAY'S DAILY WISDOM DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX Join 900,000+ readers discovering how small daily shifts create big life change with my free newsletter. Subscribe here: https://news.jayshetty.me/subscribe Check out our Apple subscription to unlock bonus content of On Purpose! https://lnk.to/JayShettyPodcast What I Discuss: 00:00 Introduction 02:18 Why We Feel Disconnected and Unfulfilled 06:27 Pursuing The Right Goals 11:32 Near-Death Experience And Writing The Sublime 13:13 Uncovering Your Authentic Self 19:51 The Looking-Glass Self 22:20 Overcoming Boredom Through Slow Disciplines 27:38 What is The Difference Between Happiness And Fulfillment? 32:15 Resisting Modern Culture And Embracing Difficulty 36:08 Building Confidence Through Small Steps 41:03 The Anxiety of Feeling Behind in Life 48:00 Connection To Others vs. Chasing Wealth 51:17 Turning Envy Into Gratitude 55:12 Real Fulfillment Beyond Financial Success 58:32 Money As Oxygen, Not Fulfillment 01:00:13 Workplace Politics And Power Dynamics 01:02:46 Why We’re Drawn to People Who Send Mixed Signals 01:04:53 Breaking Out of Repetitive Life Patterns 01:07:23 Confronting Mortality To Feel Alive 01:14:45 Transcendence, Evolution, And Spirituality 01:19:37 The Anti-Sublime Vs. the False Sublime 01:25:02 Robert On Final Five Episode Resources: Pre-order The Law of the Sublime https://sites.prh.com/lawofthesublime Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/robertgreeneofficial YouTube | https://youtube.com/@robertgreeneofficial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices DISCLAIMER: Please note, this is an independent podcast episode not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced in conjunction with the host podcast feed or any of its media entities. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the creators and guests. For any concerns, please reach out to team@podroll.fm.

    You Might Like This Interview with Robert Greene: On Purpose with Jay Shetty
  3. Oct 27

    Let Go of Perfect: How Life's Hardest Moments Can Lead to Personal Growth with Kristy Halvorsen

    Kristy Halvorsen shares why Newfoundland and Labrador became a defining stop in her travels, and how a life on the road changed the way she thinks about people, nature, stress, and what we truly need. Kendra Chapman guides the conversation through travel stories, off-grid living, seasonal migration, and the mindset shift behind living more simply.  In this episode, Kristy and Kendra explore how time in nature can reshape daily life, reduce stress, and make room for a more open, present way of being. They also dig into practical realities like conserving water, handling weather, and adapting to full-time RV life. philosophy: if life is leading and you allow it, stress and worry lose their grip. Timestamps 00:00 - Audio checks and transition into the travel conversation 01:14 - Why Newfoundland and Labrador became Kristy's favorite place 02:41 - The kindness of small-town Newfoundland communities 04:51 - Why the South feels different from Newfoundland hospitality 05:59 - What makes a place worth returning to: people, weather, and preserved nature 08:48 - How Kristy and her Airstream handle winter by migrating with the seasons 10:15 - Snow-ready tires, freak snowstorms, and learning to drive in snow 11:39 - What off-grid living teaches about conserving water 12:22 - Why the book resonates with both travelers and non-travelers 13:18 - Living on three gallons of water per day and what that really looks like 14:44 - Why cutting daily water use matters more than most people think 15:50 - Learning to live differently in a bare-bones house with limited appliances 17:22 - Why humans are far more spoiled than they realize 18:49 - Downsizing consumption and reclaiming presence 20:09 - "Nature TV" and the case for spending more time outside 21:11 - The biggest lessons in Kristy's book came from being alone in nature 22:08 - Why a year of wandering can change how you see your whole life 23:29 - A powerful day in the Badlands: sunrise, biking, mud, and community 26:04 - Getting help from a fellow Airstreamer and the power of asking 27:59 - How nature changed Kristy's relationship to people and openness 29:10 - "Life unfolds in the best ways if you allow" 29:26 - Kristy's idea that life is living you 31:25 - Stress as resistance to what is happening right now 31:55 - Her mother's example of living with cancer without fear 33:23 - Even death can be approached without stress 34:38 - Final takeaway: welcome every emotion and experience   =================== 📩 For partnerships, consulting, speaking, and/or collaborations:   email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com =================== Stay Connected with Me, Kendra Chapman 🌐 Website: www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingwithkendrachapman/  📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/kendra.weber3  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kendrachapmanliving123  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendra-chapman-3-100kecb85539165/  ✍🏽 Substack: https://coachingwithkendrachapman.substack.com/    🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links  ===================== 🌟 Connect with our Guest: Kristy Halvorsen 🌐 Website: https://kristyhalvorsen.com/  📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1kristy/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristy.halvorsen  🎥 YouTube: www.youtube.com/@kristyhalvorsen    ============================= Music featured in this podcast is licensed through Epidemic Sound. All music is used under a valid license. Copyright remains with the respective composers, artists, and Epidemic Sound. For more information about Epidemic Sound, visit their website. Intro and Outro music  Come Correct by the artist Teeklef The Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. The views and opinions shared are personal and are not intended as medical, mental health, financial, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your specific health, medical, or personal circumstances. Any actions you take based on this content are at your own discretion, and results depend on your individual commitment, circumstances, and responsibility.

  4. Oct 20

    The Energy Protection Strategy Every High Performer Needs From A Former FBI Agent

    This replay episode features Eric Robinson, who transitions from a 12-year ministry role as a Baptist pastor to 24 years as an FBI special agent, revealing lessons on resilience, trust, and authenticity across radically different careers. Tune in to explore how reflective practice and boundary setting can transform leadership and personal growth.   TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Welcome & introduction to Eric Robinson's fascinating career transition  00:32 - The essence of living slowly to go fast in life and work  01:07 - Eric's leap from ministry to law enforcement—what prompted the change?  02:14 - From saving souls to chasing criminals: lessons on human nature 03:22 - The significance of mindfulness and pausing in the FBI  04:15 - How regular training emphasizes going slow to be effective  05:36 - Crossovers between ministry and law enforcement communication techniques  06:58 - The stresses of ministry and how they shifted after joining the FBI  07:34 - Building resilience and setting boundaries in demanding roles  09:02 - Stories from the field: engaging with victims and criminals alike  10:16 - The importance of non-judgmental engagement in interrogations  11:44 - How authenticity fosters trust in criminal investigations  13:47 - Hollywood versus reality in FBI work  15:35 - Jokes and humor as coping mechanisms in law enforcement  16:44 - Practical communication techniques applicable in leadership, parenting, and teaching 18:34 - Insights from interrogations: reading people and building trust  19:43 - Encounters with highly intelligent suspects and their masking tactics  21:28 - Handling cases with no positive resolution: emotional boundaries  22:43 - The role of clear boundary setting after years of service  24:36 - Coming to terms with the emotional weight of crisis work  26:22 - Launching his upcoming book, "Irreverent," sharing behind-the-scenes stories  27:45 - The diversity and inclusivity of FBI recruitment efforts  30:14 - How training and experience shape law enforcement skills  31:37 - Rapid immersion: starting cases as a rookie agent  34:36 - A memorable investigation case involving sex trafficking  36:46 - The art of leading a successful undercover operation  38:28 - Building rapport and extracting confessions without pressure  41:44 - The importance of evidence and oral confessions in legal process  44:33 - Human nature in deception and lying behavior  45:08 - Final words: encouragement for those considering reinvention and service  45:48 - Eric's advice on embracing diverse professional backgrounds  46:39 - Age considerations and opportunities in law enforcement careers  47:37 - Reflections on returning to ministry versus storytelling  48:35 - Gratitude for service and approaching life with authenticity and purpose  49:15 - Closing thoughts: leadership, reinvention, and staying true to self   RESOURCES & LINKS Book "Irreverent: From Saving Souls to Chasing Sinners in the FBI" — Coming October 2026 ============================   🧢 WORK WITH ME | Kendra Chapman Ready to stop spinning and start aligning your life with what actually matters? I offer 1:1 and group coaching for individuals who are serious about real, lasting growth—in your life, work, and purpose.   ✨ Book your free Alignment Call; email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com   This work is for you if you're ready to reflect deeply, take intentional action, and invest in meaningful, sustainable change. — 📩 For partnerships, consulting, speaking, and/or collaborations:   email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com    ===================   Stay Connected with Kendra Chapman:   🌐 Website: www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingwithkendrachapman/  📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/kendra.weber3  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kendrachapmanliving123  💼 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kendra-weber-chapman  ✍🏽 Substack: https://coachingwithkendrachapman.substack.com/    🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links    =====================   🌟 Connect with our Guest:  Eric Robinson  🌐 Website: https://preachertobreacher.com/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_eric_robinson/  💼 LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/eric-robinson-9220053a4/    =============================   Music Credits Music featured in this podcast is licensed through Epidemic Sound. All music is used under a valid license. Copyright remains with the respective composers, artists, and Epidemic Sound. For more information about Epidemic Sound, visit their website. Intro and Outro music Come Correct by the artist Teeklef   The Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. The views and opinions shared are personal and are not intended as medical, mental health, financial, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your specific health, medical, or personal circumstances. Any actions you take based on this content are at your own discretion, and results depend on your individual commitment, circumstances, and responsibility.

  5. Oct 13

    4 Ways to Slow Down and Live More Intentionally with Indra Rinzler

    Kendra Chapman, host of the Go Slow To Go Fast podcast speaks with Vedic astrologer, spiritual teacher, and author Indra Rinsler about slowing down enough to hear intuition, release story, and make choices from a deeper place than the mind. They explore how Vedic astrology and the Enneagram can work together as tools for self-understanding, especially in midlife, when patterns become easier to see and harder to ignore. Indra shares why "going slow" is really about feeling rather than thinking, how repeated life lessons keep showing up until we learn them, and why simplicity, self-love, and presence matter more than chasing the "correct" decision. Timestamps 00:00 - Welcome  00:51 - Introducing Indra Rinsler and his spiritual framework 02:48 - Kendra reflects on slowing down and self-inquiry 00:00 - Choosing to go slow instead of forcing life 02:21 - Why intuition works better than overthinking 03:58 - Waiting for a feeling of "rightness" before acting 05:46 - Finishing what feels complete without chasing perfection 07:17 - Learning to trust the gut and inner voice 12:19 - How Vedic astrology and the Enneagram work together 14:05 - Using personality tools to reveal challenges, not strengths 16:11 - Midlife as a more spacious and reflective season 18:39 - Repeating life lessons until we actually learn them 20:20 - Spirit as a gentle teacher that gets louder over time 24:14 - Cleaning up life by simplifying the story 26:48 - The four doorways to conscious living 27:52 - Why self-love comes before loving others well 31:27 - Positionalities, stories, and why the present moment is enough 34:09 - How "simplifying" can actually look like breaking things apart 36:48 - Parenting, letting go, and waiting for kids to hear you later 40:49 - Screen time, peer pressure, and generational challenges 45:05 - Free will, karma, and how much control we really have 50:43 - The secret of life: heart, gratitude, forgiveness, and acceptance 53:00 - Getting quiet enough to hear what is already being given   📩 For partnerships, consulting, speaking, and/or collaborations: email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com =================== Stay Connected with Me, Kendra Chapman 🌐 Website: www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingwithkendrachapman/  📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/kendra.weber3  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kendrachapmanliving123  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendra-chapman-3-100kecb85539165/  ✍🏽 Substack: https://coachingwithkendrachapman.substack.com/    🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links    🌟 Connect with our Guest: Indra Rinzler 🌐 Website: https://indrarinzler.com/  📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/indra.rinzler/  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoBt4MS4XGTTxP1pckE7P9w  ============================= Music featured in this podcast is licensed through Epidemic Sound. All music is used under a valid license. Copyright remains with the respective composers, artists, and Epidemic Sound. For more information about Epidemic Sound, visit their website. Intro and Outro music  Come Correct by the artist Teeklef The Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. The views and opinions shared are personal and are not intended as medical, mental health, financial, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your specific health, medical, or personal circumstances. Any actions you take based on this content are at your own discretion, and results depend on your individual commitment, circumstances, and responsibility.

  6. Oct 6

    The Seven No-Nos: Ancient Wisdom for Awakening, Freedom & a More Meaningful Life with Kay Whitaker

    What if many of the beliefs, judgments, assumptions, and reactions shaping your life aren't actually yours? In this episode of the Go Slow To Go Fast Lifestyle Podcast, Kendra Chapman sits down with Kay Whitaker, storyteller, teacher, shaman, and lineage keeper, to explore the ancient wisdom behind her book, The Seven No-Nos: A Guide to Awakening and Freedom. Kay shares how a 13-year journey of studying with Peruvian teachers, along with teachings from an Egyptian lineage carrier, transformed the way she understands consciousness, human connection, spirituality, and what it means to truly be ourselves. At the heart of Kay's teachings is a simple but profound idea: we may need to unlearn what we've been taught in order to remember who we really are. In This Episode, We Explore: ✨ What it means to "go slow to go fast" Kay explains why moving too quickly can interfere with deeper thinking, meaning, and intentional communication—and why, for her, "fast" has never necessarily meant "faster." ✨ Kay's journey into ancient wisdom From her childhood fascination with ancient cultures and music to studying with Peruvian teachers and learning from an Egyptian lineage carrier, Kay shares the experiences that shaped her life's work. ✨ The concept of "Song" In Kay's teachings, our "song" represents the totality of who we are—our beingness, experiences, energetic self, and connection to something greater. She explains why learning to feel and understand our own "song" is central to remembering who we truly are. ✨ Why modern culture can disconnect us from ourselves Kay discusses how socialization, programming, and inherited beliefs can cause us to lose touch with our natural ability to feel, perceive, question, and connect. ✨ The Seven No-Nos Kay explains the seven patterns that can keep us trapped in automatic reactions and prevent us from seeing life more clearly: No Blind Beliefs No Judgments No Expectations No Assumptions No Jumping to Conclusions No Arrogance No Negative Perceptions ✨ Why questioning our beliefs can create freedom Kay challenges listeners to examine the beliefs and stories they've inherited from parents, teachers, culture, and previous generations—and to ask whether those beliefs are actually true. ✨ Judgment as an everyday habit From judging other people to something as simple as choosing a brand of toilet paper, Kay illustrates how deeply judgment can become embedded in our everyday thinking. ✨ Moving from reaction to response One of the central ideas in The Seven No-Nos is learning to recognize our automatic reactions and create enough space to ask: Why do I feel this way? Where did this belief begin? And is it actually true? ✨ The possibility of breaking generational patterns Kendra and Kay explore whether we can change the patterns we've inherited and whether humanity has an opportunity to learn from the mistakes of the past rather than continually repeat them. A Question to Sit With What belief, judgment, assumption, or expectation are you carrying that may not actually belong to you? Instead of immediately reacting, what would happen if you slowed down long enough to question it? That pause may be where freedom begins. About Kay Whitaker Kay Whitaker is a storyteller, teacher, author, and lineage keeper whose work draws from ancient teachings and traditions she studied over many years. Her work focuses on helping people question inherited beliefs, reconnect with their deeper awareness, and rediscover what she describes as their unique "song." Her latest book, The Seven No-Nos: A Guide to Awakening and Freedom, offers a practical framework for examining the beliefs and patterns that can keep us stuck in automatic ways of thinking and reacting. About Go Slow To Go Fast The Go Slow To Go Fast Lifestyle Podcast explores what happens when we stop living on autopilot and begin creating space for greater clarity, connection, purpose, and alignment. Hosted by Kendra Chapman, each episode invites you to slow down, listen inward, and reconsider what truly matters. Because slowing down isn't about doing less. It's about creating the space to live more intentionally, more fully, and more authentically. Keep Exploring If Kay's story or the Seven No-Nos resonated with you, take a moment this week to notice your own automatic reactions. Where are you judging? Where are you making assumptions? Where are you holding an expectation? Where might you be operating from a belief you have never stopped to question? Sometimes the first step toward change isn't doing something new. It's slowing down long enough to see what has been running the show all along.   00:00 Introduction to the Journey 04:21 The Importance of Slowing Down 06:29 Discovering Ancient Wisdom 11:28 The Teachings of the Hedekas 16:25 Understanding Our Song 21:18 The Seven No-Nos Explained 26:15 Breaking Free from Blind Beliefs 31:15 Healing Through Awareness 36:07 The Non-Linear Nature of Time 40:54 Conclusion and Call to Action 45:55 Episode conclusion   📩 For partnerships, consulting, speaking, and/or collaborations: email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com =================== Stay Connected with Me, Kendra Chapman 🌐 Website: www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingwithkendrachapman/  📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/kendra.weber3  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kendrachapmanliving123  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendra-chapman-3-100kecb85539165/  ✍🏽 Substack: https://coachingwithkendrachapman.substack.com/    🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links    🌟 Connect with our Guest: Kay Whitaker  🌐 Website: World Balance — worldbalance.com                     Katasi — katasi.com  The 7 No Nos: A Guide to Awakening and Freedom by Kay Cordell Whitaker (Author) Amazon  📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katasee  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kaycordellwhitaker  ============================= Music featured in this podcast is licensed through Epidemic Sound. All music is used under a valid license. Copyright remains with the respective composers, artists, and Epidemic Sound. For more information about Epidemic Sound, visit their website. Intro and Outro music  Come Correct by the artist Teeklef The Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. The views and opinions shared are personal and are not intended as medical, mental health, financial, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your specific health, medical, or personal circumstances. Any actions you take based on this content are at your own discretion, and results depend on your individual commitment, circumstances, and responsibility.

    The Seven No-Nos: Ancient Wisdom for Awakening, Freedom & a More Meaningful Life with Kay Whitaker
  7. Sep 29

    Go Slow To Go Fast: Ancient Wisdom, Natural Medicine & Building A Conscious Life with Doug Red Hail Pineda

    Kendra Chapman talks with Doug Red Hail Pineda about meditation, natural medicine, Indigenous heritage, and moving through the world with more awareness and less reactivity. The conversation moves from childhood meditation and breathwork to advocacy, colonialism, psilocybin, and the idea that peace depends on where we place our attention.Doug shares how his background in Indigenous healing traditions and legislative advocacy shapes his views on wellness, spirituality, and responsibility. A recurring theme: slowing down isn't a retreat from life—it can help us respond to it more wisely. Timestamps 00:00 — Episode intro: natural medicine, advocacy, and ancient wisdom 01:30 — Doug's present-moment practice and why meditation matters 03:15 — Breathwork basics and the pause between inhale and exhale 06:52 — Why peace begins with attention, not force 08:06 — The mind as a protective container against outside influence 11:26 — What the Church of Psychedelics is and why it exists 12:16 — Doug's mixed heritage and the weight of colonial history 16:10 — Blood quantum, reservations, and resource extraction 17:58 — Standing Rock and resistance to pipeline expansion 20:52 — Why change requires patient, methodical action 22:45 — "We do not achieve peace, we allow peace" 24:15 — The "me" versus "we" idea and shared consciousness 28:07 — Ego as separation and returning to source 30:17 — Seeing power structures clearly without getting stuck in them 32:23 — Random acts of kindness and assuming positive intent 34:48 — The thermometer versus thermostat analogy 39:00 — Colorado, plant medicine, and the legal framework around psychedelics 42:17 — Mycelium, mushrooms, and the "Wood Wide Web" 45:35 — Pharma, synthetic psilocybin, and questions of consistency 47:33 — Mindfulness, prayer, and direct connection to source 48:18 — Breathwork and sympathetic-parasympathetic balance 51:38 — Psilocybin, healing, and building a relationship with medicine 53:04 — Scabs, scars, and how healing can change our reactions 54:02 — Ceremony, music, and collective experience 56:25 — Respect, cultural context, and continuing the conversation 59:42 — Final takeaway: being a spiritual being having a human experienceNotable quotes   📩 For partnerships, consulting, speaking, and/or collaborations: email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com =================== Stay Connected with Me, Kendra Chapman 🌐 Website: www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingwithkendrachapman/  📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/kendra.weber3  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kendrachapmanliving123  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendra-chapman-3-100kecb85539165/  ✍🏽 Substack: https://coachingwithkendrachapman.substack.com/  🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links  🌟 Connect with our Guest: Doug Red Hail Pineda 🌐 Website: https://thechurchofpsychedelics.com/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_church_of_psychedelics/  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-church-of-psychedelics/  🎥 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thechurchofpsychedelics  Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/churchofpsychedelics/  Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/thechurchofpsychedelics/  ============================= Video production by Tate Chapman.  To see more videos created by Tate Chapman and his brothers, check out the Triple Dare Adventures YouTube Channel here https://www.youtube.com/@TripleDareAdventures   Music featured in this podcast is licensed through Epidemic Sound. All music is used under a valid license. Copyright remains with the respective composers, artists, and Epidemic Sound. For more information about Epidemic Sound, visit their website. Intro and Outro music  Come Correct by the artist Teeklef The Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. The views and opinions shared are personal and are not intended as medical, mental health, financial, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your specific health, medical, or personal circumstances. Any actions you take based on this content are at your own discretion, and results depend on your individual commitment, circumstances, and responsibility.

    Go Slow To Go Fast: Ancient Wisdom, Natural Medicine & Building A Conscious Life with Doug Red Hail Pineda
  8. Sep 22

    Cheers For A Good Life with Kirana Sidin

    Kirana Sidin joins Kendra Chapman for a warm conversation about slowing down, staying intentional, and building a life that feels meaningful on the inside, not just impressive from the outside. They talk through motherhood, self-respect, purpose, and the daily habits that help women stay grounded while caring for everyone else.Kirana shares how a single comment from her youngest son helped her realize she needed to reclaim space for herself, which eventually led to her book, coaching work, and a clearer framework for a good life. This episode is especially relevant for moms, working parents, and anyone trying to balance family, identity, and personal growth. Timestamps 00:00 - Opening the conversation about moms, family, and intentional living 01:35 - Why slowing down helps you move with clarity 03:03 - Living on autopilot versus choosing intentionally 04:55 - Why quality time with family matters 07:24 - Finding 10 to 15 minutes a day for yourself 08:50 - Building a solo reading habit 10:40 - Why moms need space for themselves 13:22 - The comment from her son that sparked a life shift 15:06 - How reading led to coaching 18:24 - Turning personal reflections into a book 19:43 - The meaning behind Cheers for a Good Life 22:27 - The four foundations of a good life 23:55 - What continuous growth means 26:03 - Passing intentional living on to children 27:09 - Why children mirror their parents 30:42 - Trial and error in parenting 32:30 - Modeling apologies and accountability 33:53 - Mom guilt and pressure around work 35:04 - Expectations placed on women 38:22 - Challenging guilt and mixed messages 41:06 - Kirana's book and coaching 45:10 - Building a good life intentionally 47:00 - Closing reflections 📩 For partnerships, consulting, speaking, and/or collaborations: email: coachingwithkendrachapman@gmail.com =================== Stay Connected with Me, Kendra Chapman 🌐 Website: www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachingwithkendrachapman/  📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/kendra.weber3  🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kendrachapmanliving123  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kendra-chapman-3-100kecb85539165/  ✍🏽 Substack: https://coachingwithkendrachapman.substack.com/    🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links    🌟 Connect with our Guest: Kirana Sidin 🌐 Website: https://cheersforagoodlife.com/  📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kiranasidin/  📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kiranasidin  💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiranasidin/    🎙️ Podcast Episodes: https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/episodes/ Various platforms: https://sites.libsyn.com/505653/links    ============================= Video production by Tate Chapman.  To see more videos created by Tate Chapman and his brothers, check out the Triple Dare Adventures YouTube Channel here https://www.youtube.com/@TripleDareAdventures   Music featured in this podcast is licensed through Epidemic Sound. All music is used under a valid license. Copyright remains with the respective composers, artists, and Epidemic Sound. For more information about Epidemic Sound, visit their website. Intro and Outro music  Come Correct by the artist Teeklef The Go Slow To Go Fast Podcast is provided for entertainment and educational purposes only. The views and opinions shared are personal and are not intended as medical, mental health, financial, or professional advice. Please consult a qualified professional regarding your specific health, medical, or personal circumstances. Any actions you take based on this content are at your own discretion, and results depend on your individual commitment, circumstances, and

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In a world that's constantly racing, sometimes the most powerful way forward is to slow down, listen, and move with intention. Join me each week on Go Slow to Go Fast, a lifestyle podcast centered on balance, purpose, and living in alignment with what truly matters—mind, body, and spirit. As a mom of triplets, former school principal, and someone who has intentionally embraced country living, I've learned that slowing down isn't about doing less. It's about creating space for clarity, connection, and calling. This podcast explores what it means to live with intention—honoring natural rhythms, trusting inner wisdom, and building a life rooted in meaning. Together, we'll talk about wellness and daily rituals, leadership, faith, intuition, community, and the quiet lessons learned when one chooses to go slow. Each episode is an invitation to reflect, realign, and move forward with purpose. Slow down—so you can truly go fast when you are ready. 🎧 Listen now at https://www.coachingwithkendrachapman.com/