Boss B**ch: Like, it's Bad Thing?

Boss B**ch: Like, it's Bad Thing?

When women are strong and dominant in business, often they are perceived as intimidating or cold.  When men display the same qualities, often they are perceived as shrewd or driven businessmen.  We’ll discuss perceptions, possible stigma, and share stories. Learn how to engage with your strong mindset, confidence, energy and charisma which are the keys to being outstanding in business and and an influential leader.

The Elder Buns: Serenity and Repurposing

What happens when life takes a turn you never saw coming? In this episode, my fellow Elder Bun, Bron Watson, joins me for a heartfelt conversation about repurposing, serenity, and finding your footing when life doesn't go according to plan. Bron shares how unexpected challenges reshaped her perspective, deepened her understanding of healing, and inspired her to create The Serenity Project—a space where science and soul, evidence and experience, come together. We talk about finding peace in uncertainty, letting go of the pressure to make sense of every hardship, embracing the gifts of this season of life, and discovering that sometimes what feels like an ending is actually an invitation into something new. Bron offers so many nuggets of wisdom, including the power of being where your feet are. It's an honest, hopeful, and encouraging conversation about choosing serenity over chaos and being repurposed rather than defeated. About Bron: Bron Watson is a nurse, educator, entrepreneur, and founder of The Serenity Project and The Social Coach. Through her work, podcast, and upcoming book Be Where Your Feet Are, she helps people reconnect with themselves, navigate life's uncertainties with compassion, and find peace in the midst of it all. https://serenityproject.com.au/ [https://serenityproject.com.au/] bron@bronwatson.com Listen in for a conversation about healing, purpose, perspective, and the unexpected beauty that can emerge when life takes an entirely different path.

When it’s Time to Say Goodbye

How do you feel when you have to say goodbye to someone or something you love? Maybe it’s a loved one moving on. A child leaving home for college. A parent passing on. An unexpected divorce. The loss of a beloved pet. An injury or illness. A job loss, or the end of a career. Are you more likely to feel grief or gratitude? Sorrow or celebration? Anxiety or appreciation? Fear or opportunity? More importantly, how well do you process these feelings, especially if they are troubling? Do some of these feelings linger for long periods of time? Perhaps forever?  In this episode of The Change Mastery Show, John J. Murphy will challenge you to be mindful of your feelings about loss and recognize that whatever you are feeling, you are asking for more. Extended grief will bring you more to grieve. Gratitude for the experiences you have had will draw in more experiences that bring you joy. Fear will attract more fear, while positivity will free you from the weight of suffering you bear. This is universal law. Certainly, it can hurt to say goodbye. This is a human phenomenon. It can also reveal a deep sense of self-regard and egotism. When a loved one dies, do you think they want you to hurt? Or are you hurting because you have attached your feelings to something you cannot control? Does your loved one hurt? Or have they moved on to a realm of pure joy? These are thoughts that are worth contemplating. John has certainly done so, and he will share how shifting his mindset from suffering to salvation has made a world of difference with the many losses he has experienced – personally and professionally. The same opportunity is available to you.  You will discover: * How to process loss and grief in a positive way. What does it mean to let it in the front door and out the back door without “inviting it for tea?” * How to understand human feelings as frequencies of energy that can shift when you take ownership and change the “channel.” What does a shift in mindset look like in terms of application and experience? * How to turn loss into opportunity with a shift in mindset. How do look at any situation as a “blessing in disguise.” What does it mean to be grateful for your problems?

Elder Buns: Serenity and Repurposing

What happens when life takes a turn you never saw coming? In this episode, my fellow Elder Bun, Bron Watson, joins me for a heartfelt conversation about repurposing, serenity, and finding your footing when life doesn't go according to plan. Bron shares how unexpected challenges reshaped her perspective, deepened her understanding of healing, and inspired her to create The Serenity Project—a space where science and soul, evidence and experience, come together. We talk about finding peace in uncertainty, letting go of the pressure to make sense of every hardship, embracing the gifts of this season of life, and discovering that sometimes what feels like an ending is actually an invitation into something new. It's an honest, hopeful, and encouraging conversation about choosing serenity over chaos and being repurposed rather than defeated. About Bron: Bron Watson is a nurse, educator, entrepreneur, and founder of The Serenity Project and The Social Coach. Through her work, podcast, and upcoming book Be Where Your Feet Are, she helps people reconnect with themselves, navigate life's uncertainties with compassion, and find peace in the midst of it all. https://serenityproject.com.au/ [https://serenityproject.com.au/] bron@bronwatson.com Listen in for a conversation about healing, purpose, perspective, and the unexpected beauty that can emerge when life takes an entirely different path.

Genie~us Making: Conducting Consciousness for Our Emerging Genus

Genie-us Making: Conducting Consciousness for Our Emerging Genus of Humanity What if the ancient stories of genies were never really about magic lamps and granting wishes? What if they were symbolic invitations to awaken something within us? In this episode of Kaleidoscope for Be~coming, Celeste Emelia Mattingly explores the surprising intersection of mythology, psychology, consciousness studies, synchronicity, and human potential. Through the remarkable story of a mysterious genie pendant, listeners are invited into a deeper exploration of meaning, intention, imagination, and the possibility that consciousness may participate in shaping our experience of reality. Drawing upon the work of Carl Jung, James Hillman, Dean Radin, and William Tiller, Celeste introduces the concept of Conducting Consciousness—a practical and inspiring framework for engaging life with greater awareness, creativity, and purpose. Join us as we explore: The hidden wisdom within genie mythology Synchronicity, symbols, and meaningful coincidence Why attention, intention, and imagination matter The difference between wishing and participating How genius may be emerging through the human genus itself The ancient dream of the genie may have been pointing toward something far greater than wish fulfillment. It may have been pointing toward us.