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Vibe Hive, it is the end of an era, we have decided to bring the ETV podcast to an end. We want to thank you for rocking with us for the past few years. We appreciate your support and hope that this show has provided you with some value and a laugh or two. Thank you for your support, Much love, Katie & Jason

It's our final episode of 2021. I personally love a New Year, a fresh start. In this episode we talk about an alternative to resolutions to kick of 2022 where you are focused on living your big fat juicy life. Here is the framework, reflect on the past year and take note of the following 1) What brought you joy? What lit you up? What would you to carry over from 2021 into 2022? 2) What drained you? What do you want to spend less time doing? 3) What are you grateful for? Think through the past year and ask yourself these three questions, when planning for 2022, how can you refine your life so that you have more of #1 and less of #2. Are there changes you can make to allow more time and space for what energizes you? As you add in more good, you crowd out what is no longer serving you. Then take note of everything you're grateful for, call in more abundance as you focus on gratitude. What I love about this approach is that you can do this with your children as well to create a life where you're not checking boxes on accomplishments but creating a life that you desire. We are taking a break and will be back for season 3 in 2022. Happy New Year!

Vibe Hive, this is a two parter. We discuss the freedom in being okay with being misunderstood and how this can tee up reflection for 2021 and where you would like to devote your energy to create one big juicy life for yourself starting in 2022.

Kelli Jensen is the founder of Perspectability [https://perspectability.org/] - an inclusive environment in Northwest Arkansas where neurodiverse adults can choose to live independently, continue their education, experience new opportunities and grow their community. Kelli and group of parents with neurodivergent children began to re-imagine what inclusivity can look like in communities and society; and they began to focus on ideas and solutions that allow neurodiverse adults to make choices, live as independently as possible, hold jobs, feel connected to their communities, and become participating members of society. We dive into Kelli's plans for the future of Perspectability including a transition academy, continuing education and even a residential neighborhood. Vibe Hive, let's welcome Kelli to the show. Key Takeaway: Parents change the world, dig down deep and change the world, whatever that is, if it's your world, the community.... dream big and make the positive change. If you are a business owner of any sort, consider hiring a neurodivergent person. Don't be afraid to ask questions, don't be afraid to build authentic relationships with people who are different because 9 times out of 10, you are far more affected profoundly than the person you befriended. Be vulnerable and be brave. Different doesn't equal less than. Resources: Perspectability [https://perspectability.org/] website Perspectability [https://www.instagram.com/perspectability/] instagram Any Vocational Rehabilitation Organization (Council of State Administrators of Vocational Rehabilitation) csavr.org [http://csavr.org/] Autism Housing Network https://www.autismhousingnetwork.org/ [https://www.autismhousingnetwork.org/] First Place Phoenix, AZ firstplaceaz.org [http://firstplaceaz.org/] Luna Azul lunaphx.com [http://lunaphx.com/] Daymark Living daymarkliving.com [http://daymarkliving.com/]

The holidays are a joyous time but also can be a time of stress and heightened tension with family dynamics. How do you explain the intricacies and complexities of family relationships to your children? Of course each situation and scenario is nuanced and your child's age will play a role as well, but in this solo episode we discuss a six step approach to having difficult conversations and how you can keep the lines of communication open to facilitate trust and respect with your child. These six steps are courtesy of the Connections Academy: https://www.connectionsacademy.com/ [https://www.connectionsacademy.com/] Six steps on how to have difficult conversations with your child: 1. Prepare for these difficult conversations 2. Be attentive 3. Be honest 4. Keep the difficult conversation short and simple 5. Acknowledge emotions for kids 6. Empower