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Join guest host Amy Leo as she interviews Waking Up's host Jeanne Catherine about taking risks - Why do you take them? How do we know when to take them? What are the payoffs and the downfalls to taking risks? Jeanne Catherine is the financial backer to The Awesome Event coming up this weekend, October 27th - 29th, 2017- a big financial risk! Known as a risk taker, people sometimes assume Jeanne doesn't experience fear, doubt or insecure thinking - but she does! Discover the joy of balanced, from the heart, risk taking. Join us to learn the truth about taking risks - no matter who you are or how small the risk!

Join host, Jeanne Catherine and special guest Dicken Bettinger to discover the mental health benefits to moving beyond your ego! Dicken is a well-respected mentor for mental health workers in all fields. He will be joining us by live stream at The Awesome Event this October 27th, 28th and 29th - use code: Charlottesville to get a BIG discount on your virtual ticket!!!

Join host, Jeanne Catherine as she explores common questions new people have and practitioners face when teaching and sharing the three principles understanding. Discover a mental health system that is designed for insight but won't stop your humanity! Learn new tips for navigating common questions or get your questions answered - finally!

Once we discover that our our deepest insights spring from a reflective mental state, how do we invite others to join us in that kind of open-minded, listening space? As writers, how can we help elicit that sort of reflection in the reader? As teachers, how can we do so for our students? As people with families, friends, and colleagues, how can we do this in our personal lives? This perhaps begins to move us beyond the inside-out paradigm and point to the ways in which we are all a part of a single, formless, energy of connection. Join Jeanne Catherine & Brooke Bishop as we discuss, engage and explore the issue of formless spiritual energy in a physical world - where we are exposed to racism, violence, fear, loss and in many cases systemic oppression. Brooke Bishop is a writer, mentor, and Master's candidate in Rhetoric and Composition at Oregon State University. With a background in theatre and filmmaking, Brooke is passionate about using storytelling, connection, and collaboration to awaken folks to th

When someone is a victim of crime all sorts of emotions and feelings are evoked especially when the crime involves violence or harm against ourselves or someone we love. Prisons are full of people who have done such things. Our communities are full of people who act out of poor states of mind and harm other people. Nobody wants this. However, our current attitude and response to such things is to 'lock em up and throw away the key'. What about if there was another way?What about if we look at whats behind the way people behave? Not their background or the trauma they may have had. But how it works, what is the system. What about instead of looking at these individuals as liabilities and 'wrong un's' if we look for the innate health and show them how to tap into that?It may seem far fetched but what we have found over the last 2.5 years in the Criminal Justice System is that looking at what is right with people instead of what is wrong has had them find their own inner resilience; their own peace of mind and t

Do you wish you could have done more for the people who faced white supremacy, natural disasters or violence? Are you tired of taking action, burnt out?Ami Chen Mills-Naim will join us for a podcast on Spiritual Activism after violence. Hear Ami's story of how she want from non-engaged to serious activist. Discover resources and peace of mind that can help you sustain the actions you are already taking. Consider activism may be the next step for you - especially if you can learn how to engage from the heart!Check out Ami's activism track: https://theawesomeevent.com/activism/Ami Chen Mills-Naim is a global speaker, coach, trainer, editor and author of State of Mind in the Classroom: Thought, Consciousness and the Essential Curriculum for Healthy Learning, and The Spark Inside: A Special Book for Youth. Check out her next event: https://theawesomeevent.com/activism/

Join Jeanne Catherine & Michael Neill to explore how human beings get off track and what we can do to experience ourselves, each other and the world with greater ease.Michael Neill is an internationally renowned transformative coach and the best-selling author of The Inside-Out Revolution and The Space Within.He has spent over 25 years as a coach, adviser, friend, mentor, and creative spark plug to celebrities, CEOs, royalty, and people who want to get more out of themselves and their lives. His books have been translated into 17 languages, and his public talks, retreats, and seminars have touched and transformed lives at the United Nations and on six continents around the world.

Join Jeanne Catherine with in an in-house conversation on how our human experience of racism, white supremacy, white priveledge and personal struggles reflect a shared neurological, and potentially, spiritual system. Learn how this sysstem creates our experience no matter the content of the discussion. Discover ease with the human condition in this powerful exploration of the shared mind.Join us to explore more ease, resiliency and love in the face of divisive thinking. An especially good podcast for those who are overcoming shame, guilt and fear or simply just answering some of your basic questions about spiritual wellbeing in the face of terrible circumstances and how that really can help.What Now? Check out the upcoming weekend and join us in person or virtually for a what now conversation.Please note: Pacific time zone was used for this event!

Ron McVety didn't have much to start with back in 1987. He had a degree in mechanical engineering, a few years of experience in designing assembly machines for TVs, a spare room, and a vision that everyone can benefit from automation. But that's all McVety needed to bring his vision to reality and create something from scratch and build it into FACTS Engineering.In today's show, learn how Ron built his company and what happened when his company was introduced to The Three Principles - a simple but transformative understanding - and where he plans to go next given all he has learned!

Jeanne Catherine and Christine Higgins explore her first brush with resilience in the 90s, as a teenager visiting a refugee camp.Christine knew she didn’t have the answers, but deep down inside there was something to learn, something to understand, something that explained this phenomenon that didn’t fit with our accepted model of our outside circumstances being responsible for our way of being in the world. Don't miss this opportunity to learn more about what peace and acceptance can thrive in your life!Bio: While Christine is an engineer by training, (she holds patents and continues to work in the field of Imaging Science) the impact of learning The Principles was so profound that she now dedicates a large portion of her time to bringing this understanding to others. She began Three Principles New England to create more outreach learning opportunities, foster a social community for those familiar with The Principles, and to support coaches/trainers/practitioners who have dedicated their working lives to b

Join Jeanne Catherine and High School teachers, JJ Hill, and, Lindsey Schwartz, as they share how they brought together students from their respective schools to to explore solutions surrounding Chicago's violence and the powerful parnerships that have emerged! These two schools partnered again for a peace summit and peace march, watch the link to learn more!Chicago, suburban students get together to solve issues plaguing the city

Understanding the Real Cause of BurnoutJoin radio host, Jeanne Catherine and family therapist, Rohini Ross, to explore and discover the real cause for burnout!In this interview Rohini shares her own story of burnout and her discoery of the real cure. After inadvertently caming across the three principles in a coaching program, Rohini shifted from thinking her experience of overwhelm was coming from her work, to seeing it as a result of her own thinking. This new conversation goes beyond cognitive therapy or meditation practice and gave Rohini a new experience and more access to her innate resilience. Don't miss this opportunity to hear her story, share your thoughts or find the end of burnout for yourself!This new conversation goes beyond cognitive therapy or meditation practice, and gives listeners a new experience and more access to innate resilience and well being. Don't miss this opportunity to hear her story, share your thoughts or find the end of burnout for yourself!Guest Bio: Rohini Ross is passionat

Deborah Trent was a typical substance abuse counselor who wanted to make a difference in the lives of her clients. In 2001 Debbie stumbled upon the 3 Principles, a common-sense approach to how people experience life that stressed a foundation of innate mental health. It rang true to her and changed her approach to working with clients in every setting from that point forward.In today's show, listen in to Jeanne and Debbie's conversation about 15 years of working with the 3 principles in addiction counseling. Real people, inspiring stories and transformation! Ready to learn more? Join Debbie on the addiction track at The Awesome Event!Deborah Trent was always drawn to helping others find a happier and more peaceful life. She first attempted that by following traditional paths and acquiring a Bachelor of Science in Social Work Degree, followed by a Master’s Degree and an Education Specialist Degree, both in Counseling. She loved working as a therapist, but felt there was a missing piece that she needed to f

13 Reasons Why - Being At Home After LossJoin host Jeanne Catherine and Dr. Audre Garcia-Grice to explore thriving after losing a loved one to suicide. Listen to Audre share her story of loss and coming home to herself and a joy filled life!Bio: Audre Garcia-Grice has a Doctorate in International and Transcultural Education from Columbia University. She has 40 years of experience nationally and internationally as an Educator, Mentor, Diversity Scholar, and Literary Artist. Having benefitted personally and professionally from practicing the Three Principles of Mind, Consciousness, and Thought, she is committed to all collaborations that promote peace of mind.

Silence & LoveExplore how silence & love can guide you into a deep and grounded understanding of your spiritual home base - a natural result to being in your innate well being. In this episode, explore your well being and how your spiritual health relates to action and compassion in the world with others. Jeanne Catherine and Dicken Bettinger,

One Thought Changes EverythingHow can one thought change a gang members choice in a culture of violence?In today's interview Jeanne Catherine explores the answer to this miraculous event with new author, Mara Gleason. Don't want to wait for the interview? Her book, with real stories about real people, is available now on Amazon.

Innovation, Violence, Entrepreneurship: Speaking with a LeaderOur interview today is with Mahima Shrestha, whose work is at an intersection where conversations around innovation, violence, entrepreneurship and policy all come together. "Perhaps because I work on the 'people are amazing' side of the human story I often get asked about the opposite- the horriffic things we human beings are capable of doing to ourselves and each other. Speaking of violence or suicide or child trafficking the two most common questions I get are: "why do people do that?" and "how can we curb large scale hate and violence?" Join Jeanne Catherine as she asks Mahima the big questions about how understanding human experience can transform human atrocity.BIOWith a background in media and crisis communications, Mahima is obsessed with bringing bright people together to find solutions to complex problems. Over the years she has worked with government, multilateral, private and non-profit organizations in a wide range of sectors including

Join Jeanne Catherine and Barb Patterson as they explore individual human experience as ordinarily extra-ordinary! Learn to explore innate health and spiritual understanding as a way to navigate and enjoy living every normal day!

The Cypress Initiative is a non-profit organization that supports adults working with teens to transform the teen learning experience. Their program, SPARK supports the following values:"We believe no-one is broken, We believe we are all in it together, We believe in honoring diversity and inclusion, We believe in seeing the potential in everyone, We believe in respect and compassion, We believe possibilities are infinite, We believe in transparency and communication, We believe Love Wins"Don't miss this opportunity to explore education from a whole new lens - Bring the SPARK back to the kids you work with!Guest Bio: Ashley Hunt is The Cypress Initiative's Director of Program Development, Youth Mentor and Co-Creator of the S.P.A.R.K. Mentoring curricula (Speaking to the Potential, Ability and Resilience inside Kids). After seeing her personal relationships transform through an understanding of the mind in 2015, she left her 11-year corporate career in insurance to pursue her passion for educating youth. She n

What is resiliency? Is it important? Where does it come from? Can I get some???Join Jeanne Catherine as we explore her understanding and her studies of resiliency. Whether you are curious about what innate health is, want more simplicity in your complicated life or just wish you knew what the fuss is about when you hear the word resilient. This show is designed to explore and even answer some of your questions about living well - no matter what.