Clock Out! The Vicarious Life

Tabitha Fritz: Cannabis Educator, Co-Founder & CEO of Fritz's Cannabis Co., Coach

Tabitha Fritz shares her journey in the cannabis industry, from starting an edibles company in the underground market to transitioning to the regulated market. She discusses the challenges and difficulties of operating in a highly regulated industry and shares her thoughts on legalizing all drugs. Tabitha also talks about her pivot into content development and coaching, where she helps individuals align their values, vision, and mission to achieve their goals and live a purposeful life. Takeaways * Operating in a highly regulated industry requires a deep understanding of the regulations and a willingness to adapt to the changing landscape. * Legalizing all drugs can provide safer access to substances and reduce the power of the black market. * Aligning personal values, vision, and mission can lead to a more fulfilling and purposeful life. * Transitioning to a new career or path requires courage and a willingness to explore new opportunities. For more on Tabitha find her here: www.tabithafritz.com https://x.com/PenelopesWrist?s=20

Christine Reed: Long-distance backpacker, "Van" Lifer, and Author

In this conversation, Tracy Miller interviews Christine Reed, a long-distance backpacker and author. Christine shares her experience of living the van life and the challenges and joys of traveling in a van. She also talks about her transition from being an office worker to becoming an outdoors woman. Christine discusses her various van experiences and the different names she has given to her vans. She then shares her journey on the Appalachian Trail and the lessons she learned from it. Christine also talks about her other long-distance hikes and her approach to training for these hikes. Finally, she discusses her book and how she finances her lifestyle. In this conversation, Tracy Miller and Christine Reed discuss the importance of making drastic changes in order to pursue what is truly important in life. They explore the concept of freedom, specifically freedom of finances, time, and location. They also highlight the impact of COVID-19 in prompting people to reassess their priorities and break away from the traditional formula of life. Christine shares her future goals and projects, and offers inspiration and wisdom for listeners. Finally, she provides information on where to find more of her work.Takeaways * Living the van life allows for a sense of freedom and adventure, but it also comes with challenges and sacrifices. * Transitioning from a sedentary office job to an outdoors lifestyle can be a transformative experience. * Long-distance hiking requires physical and mental preparation, but it is also a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. * Financing a nomadic lifestyle can be achieved through careful budgeting, minimalism, and finding ways to generate income while on the road. For more on Christine and to order her book: Website: https://www.aloneinwonderland.com/ [https://www.aloneinwonderland.com/?fbclid=IwAR2Ut6-Wom9BCgv_f7EaB0GJGLkDnF3P0MGlT6BbBSzwzEM7tOfTyfoKvcw] IG: https://bit.ly/32GozvU [https://bit.ly/32GozvU?fbclid=IwAR0exp8xGU3VmGTYzlMuhDnjoVbxa8Tl_AgpXH05MVOvab-rTx97U0VaULs]

Jen Murphy: Advocate for Murdered & Missing Indigenous People

In this episode, Tracy Miller interviews Jen Murphy, the creator of the MMIWproject.org. They discuss Jen's background and upbringing, her transition to social work, and her work in child protective services, probation, parole, and hospice care. They also delve into the MMIW project, its purpose, and the statistics on murdered and missing indigenous people. Jen shares her experiences and challenges in raising awareness for the issue and emphasizes the importance of collaboration and streamlined communication in addressing the problem. The episode concludes with ways to support the MMIW project and Jen's involvement in a short film.Takeaways * Jen Murphy is the creator of the MMIWproject.org, which aims to raise awareness about the issue of murdered and missing indigenous people. * Statistics show that indigenous women and girls are murdered at a 10 times higher rate than any other ethnicity, and murder is the third leading cause of death for indigenous women. * Negative reactions to the MMIW project include claims that it is too political or that the issue is not real. * To help address the issue, individuals can donate to organizations like the Snowbird Fund, support the MMIW project through donations or volunteering, and get involved in local search efforts. * Jen Murphy's involvement in a short film and her work on the MMIW project demonstrate the power of raising awareness and taking action to create change. Find out more about Jen's project and DONATE here: http://www.mmiwproject.org/

Megan Camille: From Sex Slave to Seven Figures

In this episode, Tracy Miller interviews Megan Camille, a psychic and intuitive business consultant. Megan shares her journey of discovering her psychic abilities at a young age and the challenges she faced in accepting and embracing her unique gifts. She also opens up about her experience with sex trafficking and how it led her to a path of self-acceptance and empowerment. Megan discusses the importance of intuition in business and how she combines her psychic abilities with her business skills to help entrepreneurs scale their businesses. She emphasizes the need for personalized strategies and the integration of intuition and strategy in business coaching. In this conversation, Megan Camille discusses her unique approach to combining business coaching and intuition. She explains how she primarily works remotely with clients, providing tailored one-on-one support to help them build a solid foundation for their businesses. Megan also shares her involvement with the Sophia Mystery School, where she helps people tap into their higher selves to make business decisions. She discusses the importance of accessing source consciousness and the role of retreats and plant medicine journeys in expanding states of consciousness. Megan emphasizes the concept of money as energy and teaches her clients to overcome the scarcity mindset. She also shares her plans for the future, including launching a hybrid mastermind.Takeaways * Discovering and accepting your unique gifts and abilities is a powerful journey of self-acceptance and empowerment. * Intuition plays a crucial role in business success, and combining intuitive guidance with strategic planning can lead to greater results. * Personalized business strategies that align with an individual's natural rhythm and intuitive guidance are more effective than generic templates. * Combining business skills with psychic abilities can create a unique and powerful approach to business coaching and consulting. Combining business coaching and intuition can help entrepreneurs build successful businesses while tapping into their higher selves. * Remote work allows for tailored one-on-one support, especially in the early stages of building a business. * Accessing source consciousness and expanded states of consciousness can guide business decisions and foster sovereignty. * Money is energy, and shifting the mindset around money can lead to greater abundance and fulfillment in business. * Continual coaching and refresher sessions can support entrepreneurs in their ongoing growth and success. For more on Megan, or to book services with her, check out: facebook: themegancamille Insta: themegancamille [https://www.instagram.com/themegancamille?fbclid=IwAR3_FCeNKSdyL7jXx3HdaoViRWoQ4tOsmATVrfOep4cXZRXdsgvwgYCB7YU] website: ⁠megancamille.com⁠ [http://www.megancamille.com/?fbclid=IwAR063jWuDkMMylti4tvQOfFeWV-rqxelEEUtwgXrZERL3ZNzm_qvezRBXHo]

Ethan Gallogly: Retired Professor, Author and Backpacker

In this episode, Tracy Miller interviews Ethan Gallagly, a retired professor and author of the novel 'The Trail.' Ethan shares his background in academics and his transition to full-time writing. He explains why he chose to write a novel based on his personal experience hiking the John Muir Trail and the benefits of backpacking. Ethan also discusses his experiences on the Pacific Crest Trail and the challenges of taking time off for long-distance hiking. He emphasizes the importance of authenticity in trail reviews and provides information on where to find his book. See link below for ordering information. https://www.amazon.com/Trail-novel-Ethan-Gallogly-ebook/dp/B09J1YSRL1 [https://www.amazon.com/Trail-novel-Ethan-Gallogly-ebook/dp/B09J1YSRL1] https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Trail-Audiobook/B09NMPV8B5 [https://www.audible.com/pd/The-Trail-Audiobook/B09NMPV8B5]