embrace the imbalance Tina McIntosh

Tiffany Stoner joins us on embrace the imbalance and shares how to be bright and bold, ways to present with confidence, how to shine in an interview and so much more. Your eyes will be open to when it's okay to be judged and what not to do on social media...no matter how old you are. (Unless you're over the age of 40, then you need to watch out for double print pictures from one-hour photo!  Yep - she talks about that too.) Hosted by Tina McIntosh. 

So. Many. Things. To. Learn. from Dr. Carolyn Facteau, an industrial psychologist now and a little girl shoving an unbelievable amount of people into the back of a van back in the day.  If you don't walk away with at least 48 things to remember, there's a chance you weren't paying attention because this episode is packed with lessons learned. Hosted by Tina McIntosh. 

Theresa Bonner was right there when her father took his last breath and her life changed in an instant. Staring out the window in that same room, she realized that "life doesn't wait for you to celebrate, nor does it wait for you to mourn." She started living life her own way and she has a lot to weigh in on - from the role of technology in our society to entitlement to the Christian church. Join us for the conversation, right here on embrace the imbalance.  Hosted by Tina McIntosh. 

It's my birthday and as a gift to me, I'm asking you to listen to today's episode of embrace the imbalance.  It's quick and means a lot to me!  Oh...did I mention I'm giving some things away?!  (Now that I've got your attention...) 

We go from Ayurvedic medicine to colon massages really fast...and it's all important!  You won't believe how some of the most simple practices can change your life for the better. Learn from Staraya McKinstry-Robinson as she shares about growing up in Alaska and for the first time, she shares living life with an eating disorder that helped shape who she is today. Hosted by Tina McIntosh (Our apologies for some struggling sound woven throughout this episode. Technology...it's your best friend until it isn't.)

He knows stuff, people.  He knows it because he's lived it.  He knows it because he listens.  And he knows it because he talks with families and friends every day who share the things they have loved about the people they have lost.  Bruce Buchanan is a sixth generation Hoosier and a fourth-generation funeral service owner.  You don't want to miss his interview right here on embrace the imbalance. Hosted by Tina McIntosh.