Th/e Honest Edge

Happy New Year! I'm really excited to have someone special on the show today, my coach and friend Casey Petz. He was born into a family business and was expected to participate. I dare to say, he was "chosen". His ability to see and lead others through complexity is a rare talent that has been hard earned. I asked him how to plan for the new year and he said, "Don't plan for a year unless you plan to be dead." Join us as we talk about how to create a bigger vision for your life and work backwards into the present. In his words, "It's a close your eyes experience." For those of you who are in crisis and cannot plan for anything beyond the present moment, he has some solid insight to help you stay on the path. Remember: Simple isn't easy. Are you ready to make 2024 your best year in your personal and professional life? I have created a private 1:1 coaching experience for you! Maybe it's time we talked. Learn more about The Holy Sh/ft HERE. Are you a woman in business? Are you tired of doing it alone and would love coaching in the company of other female entrepreneurs? Join my Inner/preneur's Cohort this coming February! Curious to learn more? READ MORE HERE. I can't wait to hear more about your business! Speaking of female entrepreneurs ... This podcast is sponsored by Melissa Laraway, Realtor with CENTURY 21 Northland. She is an expert re-locator who has made the northern Michigan dream a reality for herself and she can do that for you! If you're looking to make an educated decision about your next real estate investment, call Melissa!

It's been 3.5 years since I released my first podcast into the world. I had underestimated my own capacity and bandwidth at the beginning of what would turn out to be a very lengthy pandemic. In other words, it lasted more than a "few weeks." A lot has changed in my life since then. I'm sure you can relate. I believe people become an authority on their pain if they choose to face it. The purpose of this podcast is to introduce you to those who have faced their edge of truth, jumped in and trusted who they would become on the other side. It's a collection of conquerers who have found their freedom in hopes that you find yours. My second guest is Christina Ryan-Stolz, a master bodyworker, writer, folk herbalist, founder of SHEskool and the forever mother of Isaac Ryan-McKinnon. Isaac died by suicide 9 years ago. She has chosen, repeatedly to face her life every day without him. The most rebellious act of all - to live when she lost her purpose, her boy. Join us today as we talk about Isaac's choice and the daily choices Christina has made to carry her loss. She now supports others in their healing as a somatic educator and breathwork facilitator. You can find her at www.sheskool.com This podcast is sponsored by Michael's Place, a grief support center in Traverse City, Michigan. You can learn more about their free services at www.mymichaelsplace.net If you are struggling and need immediate help, call 988 to reach 988lifeline.org