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In today’s episode I talk to Becky Aste.

Becky is a trauma-informed marriage coach and the host of the podcast Your Breakthrough Blueprint.

She is the CEO of “I Do Breakthrough”, a company dedicated to equipping wives to repair their connections in their marriage by moving trauma out of the body.

After spending many years researching and going through every mainstream modality of healing to save her own marriage, she found herself after two children, separated from her husband.

At the final hour, she stumbled upon the unconventional game changer of somatic work that took her marriage from dying to thriving in less than a year.

Becky says that whether it’s betrayal, addiction, abandonment, abuse, neglect, grief or something else we’ve survived, our body keeps the score and can become an unconscious emotional block to the connections in our lives.
Becky talks about the importance of the relationship that we have with ourselves and how it affects every contact we have with others. We discuss the importance of clearing trauma in the body and mind in order to achieve healing on a deeper level and allow ourselves to have more meaningful relationships.
For more information on Becky Aste visit:

https://www.idobreakthrough.com For more information on Mimi Novic visit: www.miminovic.co.uk

In today's episode I talk to La'Chris Robinson Jordan.

La'Chris is an author, playwright, actor, and writer/director who makes gritty dramas, westerns and period dramas.
 
She has been acknowledged as one of the "100 Most Fascinating People in Los Angeles". Her talent has gained her recognition from prestigious organizations such as the Academy Nicholl, Sundance Episodic Lab, MACRO Episodic Lab, The Writers Lab NYC, and the Austin Film Festival.
 
La’Chris wrote, directed, and produced her debut short film, January 14th, a drama that was the Official Selection of seventy five film festivals worldwide and the recipient of over fifty award wins and honours.
 
Distinguished in the world of theatre, La’Chris’ has been hailed as one of the "50 Playwrights to Watch" by the Dramatists Guild.
 
Beyond her artistic pursuits, La’Chris is a journalist, historian, and genealogist.
She was recently HarvardX certified under the guidance of Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Prof. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich. We talk about the intricacies of humanity and the need for us to embrace what gives us true peace. La'Chris emphasises the importance of taking the chance to fulfil our true calling through courageous and purposeful steps in the direction of leading a more fulfilled life.
For more information on La'Chris Robinson Jordan:
https://www.lachrisjordan.com/bio
For more information on Mimi Novic visit: www.miminovic.co.uk

In today's episode I talk to Hamed Amiri.

Hamed Amiri is a respected and accomplished motivational speaker, author and playwright.

Yet his story started out very differently to his life today.
Hamed became a refugee when he was ten years old and endured a harrowing eighteen months journey from his home in Afghanistan.

He and his family embarked upon a perilous trip to seek safety in the UK in an attempt to prolong his bother's life.

Hamed has been public speaking for over ten years, sharing the lessons he learnt along the way of his trials and tribulations, which has allowed him to be able to inspire thousands of people over the years from all walks of life.

He is the author of a best-selling book, which has been adapted for the stage for the theatre production of “The Boy With Two Hearts” at Wales Millennium Centre and the National Theatre in London. 

Hamed’s life is a story of success, from not being able to speak a single word of English to being able to write a best selling book which was a BBC4 Book of the Week, to appearing in articles in the Guardian to the BBC.
Hamed shares his deeply moving life story that encompasses the frailties and triumphs of the human spirit. A profoundly open and honest exploration of one man's struggle against the odds to overcome adversity and challenges out of his control and the journey to turning his life around and being a voice of inspiration.
For more information on Hamed Amiri please visit:
https://hamedamiri.co.uk

In today's episode I talk to Wayne Magri Xuereb.

Wayne is the founder of Your Kombucha.
He discovered Kombucha a couple of years ago during the world crisis that made him re evaluate his life.
He says that his experience was love at first sip after a friend handed him a scoby.

This has led to the birthing of Your Kombucha brewery the Scoby School, with the aim of teaching Fermentation, Symbiosis, and Exploration.

He now runs workshops and training seminars teaching people how to learn the secrets of this fascinating drink and it's health benefits.

For more information on Wayne Magri Xuereb visit:
https://yourkombucha.com.mt

In today's episode I talk to A.Russell Andrews.

Russell is an Olivier Award-winning Hollywood actor, director and author with an expansive 30-year theatrical career.
He is the founding member of the acclaimed Los Angeles-based stage company, StageWalkers. 

Recognised for his contributions to the stage, he has received numerous awards.

In addition to his theatrical success, he has made a notable impact in commercial and TV acting, appearing in hit series like 
Insecure, Better Call Saul, Grey's Anatomy, Harry's Law, CSI: Miami, Boston Legal, to name but a few.

Additionally, he was chosen by Oscar nominated director Dianne Houston for the roles of Attorney Davis in Lifetime Network's Michael Jackson: Searching for Neverland and Rev. Clinton Hines in TVOne's critically acclaimed Runaway Island, which earned him Emmy consideration for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie. 

Other co-starring roles were in Arun K. Vir's multi-award-winning indie film Reset, The In-Laws (with Michael Douglas and Albert Brooks) and The Punisher (with John Travolta and Tom Jane).

Russell also gives back to his community through his humanitarian work.
He actively engages in social activism, dedicating his time and service to organisation's supporting the homeless community, including the Hollywood Food Coalition and The Giving Spirit.

Russell recently marked his debut as a novelist with the release of his book SHOES.
A remarkable episode where Russell shares his moving stories and we talk about human encounters, the plight of every person to be valued and recognised for who they really are.
https://www.arussellandrews.com

In today's episode I talk to Shiv Mathur.

Shiv is an author and a meditation teacher.

Shiv was previously in the Indian Navy as a naval commander.
He has also worked in IT in senior positions with companies such as IBM.

In 2015 his life changed when he had a strong spiritual calling, which took him into the depths of the spiritual world.

Shiv has a deep love for the Himalayas and after his numerous visits there, he met several self-realized yogis.

He has made many videos of his meetings with the remarkable yogis, as well as videos on meditation and spirituality, which appear on his YouTube channel which has over 4 million views.
He has also written three books.

His mission is to share his knowledge with others, so that they can transform their life through his workshops and seminars that he runs across the world.
We talk about the search for truth and the deep levels of consciousness that we need to contemplate in order to make sense of our life using the power of our mind and soul.
Many of us ask ourselves for the meaning of our life and once we begin this quest, our life takes us on journey's we never thought possible.
For more information on Shiv Mathur visit:

https://shivmathur.com