The Revelation Project - Episodes Tagged with “Coaching”

Episode 150: Megan Jo Wilson and Libby Bunten: REMEMBERING OURSELVES ALIVE Through the Values of the Feminine

Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC — Wed, 16 Nov 2022 00:00:00 -0500

I think it's safe to say that entrepreneurs and businesswomen are done with antiquated notions of "business as usual."

In our journeys as successful female entrepreneurs, we are creating new definitions for what it means to "work" and seeking and creating spaces that give us room to be who we are in both/ and our businesses and lives without all of the striving, overwhelm, and exhaustion.

As more women and men awaken to the feminine, we embrace and integrate new modalities, embodiment practices, and tools that enhance our connection to ourselves, each other, and our world.
Instead of living from a place of force, we are living from flow and attuning to the messages of our bodies and souls- leaving plenty of space on our calendars to remember our need to rest, regenerate, dance, and play.

As more of us lean into our intuition and allow ourselves to be guided by our senses, we learn to include and leverage the gifts we used to suppress and hide. We are expressing and exposing what's outrageous about us because invariably- what is outrageous in us is also the animating spirit of our soul- the unique and vital part that remembers that we are alive!

In this episode, Libby and Megan Jo talk about

How each of us starts our day by centering feminine values as we get shit done.
How Megan Jo and Libby became entrepreneurs and how they are leading women to redesign their businesses.
Our new definition of "outrageous" and how it keeps us in a state of creativity.
What is "jiggle therapy," and why loving your thighs will change your life and business!
The difference between clearing emotions and INCLUDING emotions in the boardroom and beyond.
Why the masculine is awesome and the patriarchy sucks for everyone.
Practical ways to extract yourself from the conditioned impulse to "be busy" all the time.
Why we can't continue to separate business from personal.
Why starting your own business is a wonderful roller coaster ride.
Why taking a dance break is a valuable way to express the energy that needs to move.
Why suffering and sacrifice is not a badge of honor and why grind culture deadens us.
Why collaboration is Sexy AF
How to make new rules in business and why women are taking our pleasure to new heights as part of the "business plan."
Why women are no longer manning up.
Why we need to premeditate the magic of taking time off.
Why the tiniest sip of pleasure will always get you through the day.
The pitfalls most women fall into when it comes to business and why we have new radical choices at our fingertips that can change everything.

Special Guests: Libby Bunten and Megan Jo Wilson.

Episode 139: SUMMER SERIES: Susan Hyatt - The Emotional Labor of Women

Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC — Wed, 10 Aug 2022 00:00:00 -0400

Emotional labor is the exertion of energy for the purpose of addressing people’s feelings, making people comfortable, or living up to social expectations. It’s called “emotional labor” because it ends up using – and often draining – our emotional resources.

Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It's such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate.

I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up profoundly resenting putting in the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor.

"I'll clean if you just tell me what to clean!" or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts, and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times? How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of peers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on…

I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt; I know you'll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing. In this episode, we cover some major ground:

Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing!
Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift?
The impact of placing the majority of emotional labor on women and how the symptoms often present
Hear why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence, leisure, wealth, and more.
Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life.
Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack.
The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them.
Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there.

Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world's leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs.

Episode 113: Susan Hyatt - The Emotional Labor of Women

Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC — Wed, 09 Feb 2022 00:15:00 -0500

Emotional labor was a feeling I knew well before I knew it was a thing! It’s such a relief to put language to something I could not previously articulate.

I can recall many situations in past relationships, at work, or in family dynamics where I would end up deeply resenting putting in the the extra time when it came to doing the heavy lifting of emotional labor.

"I’ll clean if you just tell me what to clean!” or all the boyfriends who could not be bothered to pay attention to what I was saying I needed so that I had to spell it out! How about the time my father took me to girl scouts and all the women in the room looked at him like he was a saint for doing something my mother had done a million times. How about at the office when I was expected to answer the door buzzer when we were all in the conference room in a meeting of piers? I mean, the examples go on and on and on and on…

I loved this riveting conversation with Susan Hyatt and I know you’ll love her energy. We were both practically buzzing with resonance in all we were sharing together. In this episode we cover some major ground:

Where can other women start examining the impact of invisible labor in our own lives? First step- start noticing!
Why do we call emotional labor the 3rd shift?
What is the overall impact of doing most of the emotional labor on women and how do the symptoms present?
Hear about why Susan is so passionate about closing the gaps in gender roles with confidence leisure, wealth and more.
Learn what steps you can take to close those gaps in your own life.
Listen to how Susan started to gain clarity about how to get the men and kids around her to start taking up the emotional slack.
The more we are honest about our struggles, the more we can help one another move through them.
Staying indoctrinated into silence and shame keeps us there.

Susan Hyatt is a Master Certified Life and Business Coach, and one of the world’s leading voices on mindset, motivation, and how to become an unstoppable woman. She's also a #1 bestselling author and TEDx speaker; founder of the University for Life Coach Training; and the founder of BARE, a trademarked process that helps women shed body image issues, stop dieting, and treat their bodies with love and respect—leading to huge mental and physical health breakthroughs.

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Episode 88: Julie Foucht - The Art of Feminine Marketing

Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC — Wed, 18 Aug 2021 00:00:00 -0400

Dancing with money and bringing play into your work life seem like pretty far-fetched ideas until you realize how powerful it is to start to shift away from the way we’ve always done things and to peer through the lens of the feminine to gain more clarity, insight, and enjoyment in how you market your business.

Meet Julie Foucht. When she decided she needed to take her coaching business seriously, she hired a high-end coach and learned to ‘market like a man.’ Julie doubled, then tripled her income in less than a year, but felt drained, uninspired, and restless. Urged by Spirit, she embraced her essential ‘Womaness’ and birthed a new way, The Art of Feminine Marketing. Today, Julie teaches female coaches, teachers, and healers who are frustrated with traditional marketing how to build 6-figure businesses through the Art of Feminine Marketing. Julie’s clients report having a clearer vision of their divine purpose, greater passion for their work, the skills to be attracting the perfect clients, and are being paid well for their gifts. Julie received her coach certification in 2006 from The Coaches Training Institute. She has served on the boards of numerous non-profits and was named Woman of the Year by the Professional Women’s Network of the Monterey Peninsula in 2013. She is married to the love of her life, has four children, two stepchildren, two furry babies and seven spoiled grandchildren.

*Listen to this episode to learn: *

Why it’s so important for both men and women to draw from the energy of the feminine and bring it into our work life, especially now.
The art of feminine marketing isn’t about the grind and the hustle. It’s about rhythm, pace, intuition, and sustainability. It’s about bringing logic and heart together to make business decisions.
Why opening our feminine power centers is a big part of connecting to the intuitive side of our nature and to making money.
How the scarcity mindset is at the heart of how we women feel about money and income and our ability to make it and feel great about it.

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Episode 72: Darla LeDoux - Shifting the Field

Monica Rodgers | Revelation Media LLC — Wed, 28 Apr 2021 00:00:00 -0400

Hello everyone, and welcome to another episode of the Revelation Project Podcast. Today I am with Darla LeDoux, a transformational business coach, "recovering engineer," author of Shift The Field, and founder of Sourced. Sourced helps service-based entrepreneurs [coaches, consultants, creatives, healers, and therapists] to confidently market, sell, and deliver deep transformation while being guided by their uniquely Sourced mission.

After following the formulas of other experts for years, all while downplaying her unique magic, Darla committed to doing business differently. She reclaimed her inner knowing (Sourced connection), and created the soul-led business that feels divinely right without suffering or struggle. She envisions a world in which all people access and live by their inner knowing, making it valid, valued, and visible in their most magical work.

There are two types of energy. There is default energy, and then there's sourced energy.
Default energy is all the rules we live by based on the past and trying to control the future.
Sourced energy feels alive and aligned and is created from the present moment.
We're at a place in our evolution as a society where people know that they're not really stuck. There's just something hidden from their view, so it’s our job as coaches to help them reveal what’s hidden.
There are three stages to the anatomy of a transformation.
When we are working with a client in this way, we trust that everything that’s showing up is conspiring for us to see our truth - that it all gets to belong there.
The structure offered in this anatomy allows us to be more in our magic and to lean into our intuitive gift.
The answers we seek are never going to come to us while we are safe inside of our comfort zone.
The paradox is that we need to learn to validate ourselves but we can't do that until we've really been seen and witnessed through another's eyes.

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