EPISODE · Apr 25, 2023 · 31 MIN
Her Evolution Became Her Revolution
from Conversations On Conscious Change · host Aalia Lanius, Jennifer Randive The Maverick CEO
How do you get to be UNSUGARCOATED?What role are you playing in your own life?Acknowledge what is going onBe grateful for being aliveWhat are the incremental changes you can consider and startBe willing to Ask Questions. And evaluate situations from multiple perspectives Look at your own operating system Admit, Ask and Adjust your operating systemMentors are important look and work with oneWill you be willing to be authentic with your selfFind out what works for you? and do more of itWhen you can do this for yourself, and are empowered, you can contribute to others by volunteering your time with organisations to help them and their missions as well.Aalia Lanius is an International Multiple-Award Winning Novelist, Filmmaker, Executive Producer and host of the award-nominated social good talk show, UNSUGARCOATED with Aalia. As President and founder of UNSUGARCOATED Media, a 501(c)(3) media production enterprise, Aalia's role extends to leadership as a creative, and she is considered a thought-leader in approaches to media, believing that artists are pioneers of the human mind with great potential and responsibility to positively influence society through proper representation and accountability.
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When my guest made her evolution her revolution UNSUGARCOATED was born Are we willing to be authentic in our approach When one feels trapped how do we overcome that? Do fractured systems created by belief systems really work? Shrinking oneself to make others feel comfortable around you, does that work? Do our mistakes made in the past tarnish the rest of our lives? Who can change that? When we feel that is nothing worthwhile in our life, can we look for what spark of goodness that still is within us? My Guest is Aalia Lanius
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