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Nov 28, 2019 48 min

Are You Not Entertained?

from Lucid Cafe Hosted by Wendy Halley

Susan Loynd is an old friend who has a story to tell. I’m thrilled that she finally relented to my incessant badgering and came on the show to share that story. In this episode, Susan shares: Her talent for avoidance (hence not coming on my show) How powerful facing fears can be (who knew?) How Shamanic Healing has been a helpful way to address things she needed to address And how this approach is a gentle way to look at difficult stuff How she pushed herself to take risks and try improv, stand-up comedy, and acting The road to her new passion, storytelling A very personal Moth-style story that she’s presented at storytelling venues around Vermont Also mentioned: Wendy’s other podcast, that she co-hosts with her buddy Claire (that’s irreverent and frequently inappropriate and not for everyone, which probably makes you want to listen even more) is: Inside the Box with Claire and Wendy Because Life Isn’t Absurd Enough Visit Wendy's website, Lucid Path Wellness ★ Support this podcast ★

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My guest Susan Loynd describes herself as jaded, cynical and self-absorbed, and wants others to know that if someone like her can turn things around, then anyone can. Susan is a trip. And as you’ll find out in this episode, she was born to be in front of a microphone under a giant spotlight. She talks about her unlikely introduction to shamanic healing (with yours truly) and how this perspective helped get her through a very scary cancer diagnosis….with humor.

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