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Heartwork Podcast

Author: Dr. Sara Nelson-Gray & Dr. Marisa Baumann

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What if the key to a fulfilling life isn't about doing more, but about being more? 

Welcome to the Heartwork Podcast, where Dr. Sara Nelson-Gray and Dr. Marisa Baumann invite you on a journey of self-discovery and authentic living. 


Through raw conversations and real-life stories, two chiropractors and business owners discuss how embracing vulnerability and leading with heart can transform every aspect of your life and business. From personal growth to professional success, each episode offers practical insights to help you live with purpose and create meaningful impact. 


Join us weekly as we navigate the beautiful mess of being human and learn to thrive from the inside out!

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Sara and Marisa take ten principles from Unreasonable Hospitality and walk them straight into their own practices, starting with the idea that service is black and white and hospitality is color. The spark is a Dancing with the Stars rabbit hole into the Savannah Bananas, a baseball entertainment company with a ten thousand person waitlist and forty dollar tickets, whose owner refuses to sell because he won't let anyone else dictate the fan experience. That raises a question worth asking of a...
Dr. Sara is celebrating 11 years with Freedom Chiropractic this October, and she’s sharing the lessons those years taught her, with Dr. Marisa bringing in where each one has shown up in her own practice. It starts with the lesson underneath every other one: a practice can only grow as far as its leader is willing to grow. The lessons follow the arc of ownership, from the early years of doing everything yourself, to building a team and a culture that can breathe without you, to the CEO season ...
Sara and Marisa get personal about money, worth, and identity, and about how money can become a measuring stick for who you are. When the drive underneath earning it is to be seen, to be noticed, and to feel worthy, it shapes choices that are not always healthy ones. Their own lives are right there on the table, with a move into a new home and a mortgage that roughly tripled, a season of deliberately running lean, and the moment of asking who they are to talk about money on a podcast at all. ...
Trying to fix something is a way of grabbing the reins back, and the reflex to get a symptom gone right now leaves no room for God, for intuition, or for rest. Healing does not work that way. It is ongoing and uncertain, it has peaks and valleys, and it never actually stops. Health is not an illusion, but the belief that we control the outcome of it is. This one stays in the middle of that rather than talking about it from the other side. 🔥 In This Episode: The difference between fixing and h...
Nobody knows what fifty five feels like until they press the pedal, overshoot it, and pull back. That is how you learn to drive, and it is also how you learn to operate as a different version of yourself. This is a theme that has been surfacing with colleagues, friends, and clients lately, and the question underneath it is always the same. Once you can see the pattern you have been running, how do you know whether you are acting from a healthier place or sliding right back into it. The answer...
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