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The Tenacity to Live Life Full Out – Do You Have It?

Celebrating National Making Life Beautiful Day!June 11 is the 162nd day of the year (163rd in leap years), falling firmly in the Gemini astrological season. It carries both historical significance and a lineup of unique cultural and observance days, often celebrating freedom, creativity, and the joy of play.                                   Call in to the show 1-800-930-2819 LIVE at 4pm Pacific!

Exhaustion Is the Ego’s White Flag: Why High-Performing Women Must Surrender to Transform

If you are a high-achieving woman who has always found a way — who has strategized, optimized, and pushed through every obstacle — and you are hitting a wall that none of those tools can move, this episode is for you. Manon de Veritch and Dr. Pat Baccili explore one of the most counter-cultural truths of midlife transformation: that the mind that got you here cannot get you there. That burnout, overwhelm, and emotional breakdown are not signs of failure — they are the threshold. And the only way through is surrender. Manon shares her own story of complete collapse — newly divorced, in lockdown, stripped of every distraction — and what cracked open in the wreckage. Together, they explore why the ego keeps high performers trapped in the known, why the body escalates when we refuse to listen, and what becomes possible when we finally stop directing and start receiving. This is not a conversation about giving up. It is a conversation about letting go — and why that is the most powerful thing a woman can do.

Nobody Told You This About Stress

In this episode, Dr. Kris explores the physiology of adaptation, the hidden cost of accumulated demands, and why recovery is one of the most overlooked skills in health and stewardship. Discover how physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual recovery help create resilience for the demands of everyday life.

Game Day Ready: Winning Casual Fans with Reimagined Hospitality | Katie Rudy

In this episode of Musings and Modalities, host Tristen Stawicki sits down with Katie Rudy of Game Day Ready to discuss how to transform the sports fan experience through hospitality. Most sports fandoms are designed by insiders, for insiders, but Katie's work helps sports organizations intentionally create autonomy, clarity, and connection for casual fans and first-time guests throughout the game day experience. Katie combines fan psychology, hospitality principles, and her decade of experience in collegiate athletics and sports marketing to solve organizational challenges and bridge the gap between fan insight and organizational action. For visionary leaders and entrepreneurs, this conversation is a must-watch! Discover how Katie's framework for the fan journey can be applied to your business’s client journey to ensure your profound legacy is clear, accessible, and aligned with your true purpose.KEY TAKEAWAYS: * Why "insider knowledge" is the biggest barrier to a connected fan experience. * How applying reimagined hospitality can transform common game day pain points. * The principles of exceptional hospitality and how they apply to creating an impactful client journey in your business. LINKS & RESOURCES: Connect with Katie Rudy of Game Day Ready: * Website: https://www.gamedayreadyhq.com/ [https://www.google.com/url?source=gmail&sa=E&q=https://www.gamedayreadyhq.com/] * Social: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katierudy/ [https://www.google.com/url?source=gmail&sa=E&q=https://www.linkedin.com/in/katierudy/] Book Your Quantum Leap: * Ready to anchor into your most impactful decade? The 12-week 1:1 Musings and Modalities Container is the definitive strategic framework to eliminate burnout and claim your next level of impact and income. * Book your discovery call today: https://calendly.com/musings-musingsandmodalities/30min?month=2026-03 [https://calendly.com/musings-musingsandmodalities/30min?month=2026-03] EPISODE SCHEDULE: * Tune in to Musings and Modalities the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month at 3:30pm pacific/ 6:30pm eastern.

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.