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In Episode 49, I sit with my mentor Terry DeMeo, ICF Professional Certified Coach, and Martha Beck Master Certified Coach. We chat relationships, stress and so much more. Enjoy!As a coach, Terry is known for her versatility and her wide-ranging experience. Her specialty areas focus on leadership and professional development, maintaining high performance under pressure, emotional self-regulation, effective communication, career strategies and transitions, and the impact of personal issues on professionals. She also presents professional development workshops on such topics such as leadership, team building, decision-making, communication skills, gender-based power dynamics, emotional resilience, confidence, and mindfulness and stress management.She is a certified mindfulness and stress management practitioner, is a certified provider of the Myers-Briggs Typology Instrument, and has completed graduate coursework in somatic clinical psychology. She has done advanced training in such topics as the fundamentals of positive psychology, the science of achieving goals, and gender-based power dynamics. She has trained in Internal Family Systems Coaching and is an IFS-Informed Coach.Between 2008 and 2023, Terry served on the faculty of the Martha Beck Institute, an ICF certified coach-training company, where she taught courses in coaching skills and coaching ethics and professional responsibility. She is also trained as a mediator by the American Arbitration Association. She received her undergraduate and J.D. degrees from the University of Florida.Find out how to work with Terry at www.TerryDeMeo.comYou can find out more about my Sept for my 12 week course here--https://www.youregreat.com/the-bean-protocol

In Podcast 48, I sit with Paul Newnham. We chat all things beans and his plan to double bean consumption globally over the next five years. Yes, please.Paul Newnham currently leads the SDG2 Advocacy Hub, a network convened to connect NGOs, advocacy groups, civil society, the private sector, and United Nations agencies around Sustainable Development Goal 2: To end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture by 2030. Executive Director, SDG2 Advocacy Hub. Paul is heading up a campaign to double legume consumption over five years.The Food Crisis Advocacy and Campaigning Network brings together civil society to advocate for policy change and urgent response, including the #HungryforAction campaign.The Chefs' Manifesto: a network of 1100+ chefs from over 90 countries to educate and empower food systems champions, driving progress to achieve the 2030 Agenda.Good Food For All: a campaign to drive Public Engagement via an engaging social media campaign supporting Good Food For All.Beans are How: a campaign to double the global consumption of beans (peas, pulses, lentils, and legumes) by 2028.Future Fork Podcast—https://disruptiveconsultingsolutions.com/futurefork/Executive Director, SDG2 Advocacy Hub @PaulNewnham | Instagram| Twitter | LinkedInYou can sign up for my next 12-week course and learn how to nourish your unique body and integrate BEANS!https://www.youregreat.com/join-the-bean-protocol

In Episode 47, I sit with my mentor Karen Hurd to answer some of the burning questions from my Beany community, IG, and private course members. I hope you enjoy our chat.Practicing for 30 years, Karen, in addition to her nutritional training, holds her Master of Science in Biochemistry and Masters in public health. Her philosophy in approaching health is that "Food has the power to kill; food has the power to heal. It's your choice." Karen applies her knowledge at the biomolecular level to understand the cause of the health problems we face and what dietary and lifestyle changes are needed to correct that cause and unlock our best health. You can find Karen on:http://karenhurd.comhttp://www.karenhurd.com/podcasts.htmlKaren's e-courseshttps://karen-r.mylearnworlds.com/pages/coursesYou can also find out how to work with me and the bean protocol here! I have worked with Karen for 11 years, coaching and adhering to her protocols. https://www.youregreat.com/the-bean-protocolX

In Episode 46, I am joined by my wonderful client Sara Avant Stover, a Certified Internal Family Systems practitioner, and a teacher and mentor of women's spirituality and entrepreneurship. Sara shares her powerful healing journey and how she came to write her current book Handbook for the Heartbroken. I loved hearing how The Bean Protocol™ played a pivotal role in supporting her journey!!Sara Avant Stover is the author of The Way of the Happy Woman (2011), The Book of SHE (2015), and Handbook for the Heartbroken (2024.)Her work—integrating Buddhism, embodiment, and psychology—has uplifted the lives of countless women worldwide. She has taught at Kripalu, 1440 Multiversity, and Shambhala Mountain Center and featured in Yoga Journal, HuffPost, Newsweek, Natural Health, and more. She lives in Boulder, Colorado.For more, visit saraavantstover.com.

In Episode 45, I am joined by Morgan Lynn, a wonderful doula, chef, and Gardener, to chat about the importance of prepping our bodies for a healthy pregnancy and postpartum. I really could not have loved this chat more. Morgan has such a lovely, caring energy—just the vibe for a beautiful transition into motherhood.Morgan Lynn is a birth and postpartum doula, cook and gardener in Los Angeles. She specializes in seasonal Ayurvedic cooking and self care for pre-conception, pregnancy and postpartum. Her doula practice, Cottage Inside, offers complete programs to support families in physiologic birth and postpartum. Geared toward supporting parents to be together with their newborns, these programs draw from functional nutrition, medical anthropology, traditional practices, and evidence-based information to optimize long-term outcomes in early bonding, breastfeeding and overall enjoyment of pregnancy, labor and motherhood.Learn more about Morgan Lynn https://www.cottageinside.comMy next 12-week course starts May 3rd. Sign up for my newsletter and or the waitlist to be some of the first to get first dibs on the spot in my intimate live bean protocol!https://www.youregreat.com/oneonone-consultsIn Episode 46, I am joined by Morgan Lynn, a wonderful doula, chef, and Gardener, to chat about the importance of prepping our bodies for a healthy pregnancy and postpartum. I really could not have loved this chat more. Morgan has such a lovely, caring energy—just the vibe for a beautiful transition into motherhood.Morgan Lynn is a birth and postpartum doula, cook and gardener in Los Angeles. She specializes in seasonal Ayurvedic cooking and self care for pre-conception, pregnancy and postpartum. Her doula practice, Cottage Inside, offers complete programs to support families in physiologic birth and postpartum. Geared toward supporting parents to be together with their newborns, these programs draw from functional nutrition, medical anthropology, traditional practices, and evidence-based information to optimize long-term outcomes in early bonding, breastfeeding and overall enjoyment of pregnancy, labor and motherhood.Learn more about Morgan Lynn https://www.cottageinside.comMy next 12-week course starts May 3rd. Sign up for my newsletter and or the waitlist to be some of the first to get first dibs on the spot in my intimate live bean protocol!https://www.youregreat.com/oneonone-consults

Podcast 45- Solo Podcast.Stream of consciousness, I share my journey from self-loathing to self-love and how uncoiling emotions from my food choices helped not only heal my condition but maintain my health. My emotional relationship with food was fueled by my disconnection from my body. Tending to my body through illness taught me how to love myself and stop comparing and judging my only amazing body. I hope you enjoy this quick podcast. It is hard to put out this information as it feels intensely vulnerable. But it is worth it if this can help you or someone you love. My highest calling isn't my comfort zone but to help my community. Enjoy.My next 12 week group begins May 3rd. You can learn more here.https://www.youregreat.com/join-the-bean-protocolI am now also offering Monthly Group Coaching for those with a protocol. Find out more here.Monthly Group Coachinghttps://www.youregreat.com/ongoing-group-coaching

In Episode 43, I had the pleasure of sitting with Shayla Gifford and chatting about how she found me, the protocol, and how she has used it to reclaim her health. Shayla found her way to the Bean Protocol and eventually working with me when she found herself in a state of burn out and adrenal fatigue. She experienced a lack of energy, physical pain in her body, frequent illness and overall run down. She shares her journey of living on constant cortisol and adrenaline with minimal attention to her body to shifting her focus to nourishment, self care, and ultimately balance.Shayla is 43 years old and lives in Reno, NV with her husband, Galen, and 2 daughters. Meet Shayla Gifford, a dedicated leader, loving mother of two girls, and a health and wellness enthusiast. With over 20 years in the mortgage industry, she's originated $1.5 billion in sales, helping 6,000+ families become homeowners. As a VP of Sales and District Manager at Guild Mortgage, she leads a district of 100+ professionals and she's leads coaching programs that guide loan officers to $50+ million in annual volume.Shayla's website: Shaylagifford.com Youtube: https://youtube.com/@shaylastitser?si=jyFA0xuRsQxMyTNb instagram: @shaygiff    My next 12 week group will happen in May! You can learn more and sign up for the waitlist here.https://www.youregreat.com/join-the-bean-protocol

In episode 42, Karen Hurd and I chat about all things peri-menopause. I have been educating myself rabidly for the past 5 years in anticipation of this transition. I wanted to plan, prepare, and mentally grow into this space that I would soon inhabit and live in for the rest of my days. I also wanted to take responsibility for this transition and make changes to maintain health and wellness through a ( potentially) turbulent time. I loved every minute of this chat with my mentor of 11+ years. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.Karen Has been practicing for 30 years. In addition to her nutritional training, Karen holds her Master of Science in Biochemistry and is currently enrolled at The George Washington University in the Master of Public Health program. Her philosophy in approaching health is that "Food has the power to kill; Food has the power to heal. It's your choice." Karen applies her knowledge at the biomolecular level to understand the cause of the health problems we face and what dietary and lifestyle changes are needed to correct that cause and unlock our best health.To find out more about working with me and my 12-week LIVE course starting Jan 12, visit this link. https://www.youregreat.com/about-uniqueTo find out more about Karen Hurd and her work, visit https://www.karenhurd.com.Thank you for listening.

Episode 41, I sit with my client and akashic records reader, Hether Gage. I was exciting to do this podcast because well, I love me some wuwu and I also love growing and I'll take the nudge from anywhere. I hope you enjoy our chat!Hether Gage is a compassionate energy practitioner who helps people to connect with their intuition and step into a life of purpose and authenticity. Her combination of Akashic Record Readings with Color Therapy and trauma-informed Clarity Coaching can provide a powerful approach to personal growth and healing. Hether started her journey of self-discovery and healing in 2014, which led her to create her energy work platform and podcast, The Inward Guide. Hether's experience in working with the Akashic Records and Color Therapy can offer valuable insights and guidance which can help you to understand and identify areas where you may need to heal or make changes so you can start living a life that feels aligned, vibrant, and filled with opportunity.www.theinwardguide.comLive Bean Protocol info here- Starts Jan 12th. Space is limited to maintain quality for those in the course. https://www.youregreat.com/join-the-bean-protocol

Episode 40, I sit with Dr Maike Neuhaus to discuss the art of flourishing. We also discussed the fine line between toxic positivity and being a positive human. I share my journey from negative nelly to positive human, living in the flow of life.Maike Neuhaus is the founder of The Flourishing Doc - a platform through which she supports individuals and organizations to understand what humans need to flourish, so they can realize their potential and create impacts that excite them. She does so through public speaking, coaching and educating. Maike is a psychologist specializing in self-leadership as well as positive and coaching psychology; and, a highly-cited researcher and lecturer at a top 50 university. Find out more here:The Flourishing Doc: theflourishingdoc.comEmail: hello@theflourishingdoc.comInstagram: @theflourishingdoc https://www.instagram.com/theflourishingdoc/Bean curious?You can find out more about my LIVE 12 week course here.https://www.youregreat.com/join-the-bean-protocol

In Episode 39, I chat with Barbie Boules about all things brain health, peri-menopause, and menopause health. I had a blast. I hope you do as well.Barbie Boules has been a practicing Dietition for 25 years. She is also a certified health coach, certified meditation teacher, cognitive wellness specialist, and optimal aging enthusiast.Learn more at www.barbieboules.com

Episode 38: I had the opportunity to sit with Dr. William Wallace and pick his brain about the world of supplements, aka nutraceuticals. Dr. Wallace is passionate about health and supplements' role when needed. I really enjoyed chatting and love following his very educational Instagram account. Dr. William Wallace holds a master's in Exercise and Nutrition Science and a Ph.D. in Health and Human Performance. His doctoral work focused on using cognitive enhancement agents in college students. He has published peer-reviewed literature and conducted research in exercise and nutrition science. William has taught nutrition at the university level, focusing on supplemental nutrition. Additionally, he has extensive experience in the nutraceutical field and has conducted work in every stage of research and development, including clinical research, product development, quality, and compliance. Notably, William started his career in the nutraceutical industry, working in product development for the legacy company Life Extension Foundation. Currently, he serves as the Chief Science Officer for the nutraceutical company Nutra Valley - overseeing product development, quality assurance, and researching health and performance nutraceuticals.You can follow his work on IG: @dr.williamwallace

In Episode 37, I sit with my lovely client Line to discuss her health journey with Hypothyroid, Hashimoto, PMS, bladder health (chronic UTI), and her transition from raw vegan to conscientious omnivore. You can connect with Line on IG @eatingforhealthIf you have a bean protocol from me or Karen and want to join my community coaching, sign up with the links below. You must have a bean protocol to join.Sign up for Bi-Monthly Coaching HERE!Sign up for Monthly Coaching HERE!Why Dive into Ongoing Live Coaching?Tailored Support: I'll continue to provide personalized guidance to support your unique healing journey and goals. Additionally, I'll be available via direct message within our private circle community for those on a package.Community Connection: Engage with fellow Bean Protocol participants in our exclusive group to share your successes, challenges, favorite recipes, and questions. It's a space to maintain your commitment to the healing process.

In Episode 36, Dr. Panzner and I dive into HRT and why you should consider looking at your genetic pathways before jumping in. We also chat about why you might be iron deficient. Psst. Check out the herbs you are slugging back for inflammation, the tea or coffee you drink, and much more! I hope you enjoy our chat.Tyler Panzner, PhD, graduated from Stony Brook University in New York, studying neuroscience, breast cancer cell metastasis, and tumor immunology. He has always been fascinated with nootropics and nutritional supplements, and now he is teaching people how to create an individualized approach based on their unique genetics.If you've ever had an adverse reaction to a supplement that is supposed to be good for your health, you might find out why that happened in this episode.You can learn more about working with Dr. Tyler Panzner here- https://www.drtylerpanzner.comUse code BEANPEOPLE for a $100 off your initial consult.

Episode 35: I sit with my dear client Katherine and chat about her experience with me on TBP! Katherine struggled with acne for 10 years, loose bowels, anxiety, eczema, general weakness, dizziness, and wanting to gain weight. I always start with the gut because I have found that once the gut is healthy, other health imbalances fall into place with some time and dedication. Enjoy!