Rob Hayes

Join me Monday, October 6th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be author, teacher and spiritual guide Dr. Alice Bandy, the Spiritual Director of The Heart of Teaching, a nonprofit educational organization. Alice joins me to talk about her book The Wisdom of Money: Listening to the Spiritual Message of your Finances, her online self-study course Consciousness of Wealth, and much more! About: Dr. Alice Bandy is the Spiritual Director of The Heart of Teaching, a nonprofit educational organization. She has been leading transformative spiritual classes for adults since 1996. Alice has taught at many universities and is a favorite instructor at the Holmes Institute School of Consciousness studies. In 2012, Holmes Institute granted her an honorary doctorate for her achievements in authoring, teaching and disseminating powerful spiritual courses throughout the United States. She lives in Encinitas, California. Her book, The Wisdom of Money: Listening to the Spiritual Message of your Finances was published in 2013. "The Wisdom of Money is my book which walks the reader through a very intensive process of releasing old experiences, pains and resentments so that the natural flow of prosperity and well being can flow into their life. These exercise are based upon my counseling practice. I use them here for money issues, but they work equally well in relationship and health issues."

Join me Monday, September 29th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be Kriyaban yogi, faculty for Good Life Project, and creator of The Pause meditation program Kristoffer Carter (“kc”) of This Epic Life. KC returns to the show for a third time to talk all about the benefits of meditation; TimeBending; blowing things up/clearing space in your work and life to make room for something bigger; our experience at Camp GLP; an update on his Your 2014 Project; and much more. About Kristoffer Carter: In 2014 I've had the honor of both leading meditation retreats in the jungles of Costa Rica, and conducting sales trainings across the country for our digital-media firm Centro. In between trips I #CRANK meticulously designed multi-media learning content, either for our company, Jonathan Fields and Good Life Project, or for my site ThisEpicLife.com in my creative production studio. Over the last 12 months, I've produced & launched a comprehensive Sales-Onboarding program for Centro, a leading local digital buying service in the online advertising industry, as well as created and launched a company-wide meditation program called "The Pause." I was the 44th employee, and we have grown to over 520 in the last 7 years. I am also a Kriyaban yogi (Self-Realization Fellowship) Motivator, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, & marathon runner. Father of 3. Author of "The Framework Manifesto" and facilitator for Good Life Project, created by Jonathan Fields. For more about Kristoffer and his work, visit http://www.thisepiclife.com.

RESCHEDULED because of technical difficulties: Join me on Monday, September 22nd at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso when I welcome writer, philosopher, and professional adventurer André Solo, the Rogue Priest, who returns to the show for what promises to be another great conversation! We’ll discuss his upcoming Fellowship of the Wheel bicycle trip across Mexico and much more! About André: “I want to do extraordinary things, and help others do them. I want to feel what the epic heroes felt even when they were scared.” I’m André, your rogue priest. I’m a writer, a philosopher, and a professional adventurer. For me, adventure is a life practice, a tool for challenging yourself beyond your limit. To adventure is not just to discover who you are, but to re-create what you find. I’m a polytheist priest. That means I recognize many faces of the divine, and I admit I do not know what the divine is. In fact, I’m on a rather long quest to find out if it exists at all. I do know that there is a powerful, beautiful force that moves many people through their spirituality. But I don’t know what that force is. Instead of putting my faith in it, I prefer to travel, learn and ask questions. And I like to think that we all have the power to improve our own lives, starting with ourselves, no matter what we believe. About Fellowship of the Wheel: I’m bicycling across Mexico starting November 8 and I’d like you to come too. No cycling experience is necessary. I’ve divided the ride into 10 segments, some as short as 3 days and some as long as 7. My hope is that as many people as possible will try biking with me, and get a taste of adventure for themselves.

Join me on Monday, September 8th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso when I welcome author, journalist, lecturer and human guinea pig A.J. Jacobs. He has written four New York Times bestsellers that combine memoir, science, humor and a dash of self-help. AJ’s speech was a highlight at WDS 2014 and this promises to be a great conversation! We’ll discuss his upcoming MegaReunion, his Year of Living Biblically, his various books and experiments, and much more! About: A.J. Jacobs is an author, journalist, lecturer and human guinea pig. He has written four New York Times bestsellers that combine memoir, science, humor and a dash of self-help. He is also editor at large at Esquire magazine, a commentator on NPR and a columnist for Mental Floss magazine. He is currently helping to build a family tree of the entire world and holding the biggest family reunion ever in 2015. His first book, The Know-It-All: One Man’s Humble Quest to Become the Smartest Person in the World chronicles the 18 months Jacobs spent reading the entire Encyclopedia Britannica in a quest to learn everything in the world. After trying to improve his mind, he turned to his spirit. The Year of Living Biblically: One Man’s Humble Quest to Follow the Bible as Literally as Possible (2007) tells of his attempt to follow the hundreds of rules in the Good Book. In 2012, Jacobs completed his mind-spirit-body self-improvement trinity with Drop Dead Healthy: One Man’s Humble Quest for Bodily Perfection. It is the tale of his quest to be as healthy as humanly possible for which he revamped his diet, exercise regimen, sleep schedule, sex life, posture and more.

Join me on Monday, August 25th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso when I welcome Warren and Betsy Talbot from Married with Luggage. Warren and Betsy write about relationship hacks and insights on Modern Love. They challenge the prevailing ‘wisdom’ that relationships grow less exciting over time, or that you have to settle for less in love as you get older. They cohost the popular Married with Luggage podcast, a weekly conversation with experts around the world on love, sex, and communication in today’s modern relationships. When they aren’t traveling the world, you can find them writing their next book in a small, whitewashed village in Spain. About What We Learned About Love by Traveling the World: "A trip around the world…together; Think your relationship would survive it?" We weren’t so sure of our chances either, but after living, working, and traveling together 24/7, we’ve learned a lot about what’s important to a relationship – and (sometimes more importantly) what’s not. We’ve been married since 2004. That’s 10 years in regular human years, and a golden anniversary if you start clocking the hours we’ve spent together since selling everything we owned to live, travel and work together full-time in 2010. The sheer volume of time spent together in ever-changing environments around the world and while trying to make a living has forced us to learn lessons it might take years or decades to learn in a more conventional setting. And we’re happy to share the results of this life-sized experiment we’ve been living.

Join me on Monday, August 18th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso when I welcome avid mountaineer, snowboarder, environmentalist, and adventurist Jonathan Ronzio- the team leader, director, and creative visionary behind Between The Peaks, a new documentary film debuting this Fall "where what matters more than the peaks you climb is the difference you make along the way"! About Between The Peaks: The only thing better than climbing two of the world’s tallest mountains is the journey between them. In 2013 three friends (Jonathan Ronzio, Ethan Lee, and Ryan Sarka) set out to climb the “roof of the Americas” …also known as Mt. Aconcagua, in Argentina. They would then travel north to Alaska’s Denali, and on that 18,000 mile journey volunteer with environmental or humanitarian causes in every country they passed through. Not everything went to plan, but that was all part of the adventure. Between the Peaks is the exciting adventure of three friends, where the only thing better than summiting two of the worlds tallest mountains is the journey that lies between them. "Get out there and reach for your dreams, but make a difference along the way." About Jonathan Ronzio: an avid mountaineer, snowboarder, environmentalist, and overall adventurist. Jonathan is the team leader, director, and creative visionary behind Between The Peaks. For more information about Between the Peaks, visit www.betweenthepeaks.com.

Join me on Monday, August 11th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso when I welcome writer, yogi, activist, and musician Jessica Glendinning from Rebel Yogi. She joins me to discuss yoga changing the world, sustainability and burnout among world changers, making a positive impact, interconnectivity, and much more! About Jessica: I am a writer, a yogi, a rebel. Along my path, this has looked like being a communications assistant at an environmental law firm, the founder of a volunteer-based startup, or the executive director of a small environmental nonprofit. Ultimately, I’m just trying to help people live their lives and run their businesses while also being good stewards. I care deeply about our planet and the people on it, and in the long run my work is about saving them both. In my personal explorations of world-changing and environmentalism, I have felt the frustration of the fight – both against external forces as well as the infighting that so often detracts from positive change – and believe in the day when enough people will come to the realization that our planet is an intricately woven web of environment, health, agriculture, water, social justice… and that we are all connected. Throughout my journeying, I have always felt that something was missing, that there had to be a better way of looking at the world, and a more sustainable method for caring for both ourselves and our mother earth. I spent many years approaching this from an activist’s perspective, on the front lines of the fight, burning intensely and wondering if there was an end in sight. Then, five years ago, I found my way on to my yoga mat for the first time. For more info, visit http://www.rebel-yogi.com.

Radio Enso is back with all new episodes beginning Monday, August 4th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern when I welcome serial crafter, blogger, and maker Elise Blaha Cripe. She joins me to discuss discuss like as a maker and a creative. Her speech at #wds2014 was a favorite of many attendees for her message that each of us can and should take our passions and turn them into income. Elise will share tips for how she’s done just that as well as her own life journey and what she’s got on tap, project-wise!   About Elise Blaha Cripe: My name is Elise. I live in San Diego, California with my husband Paul and baby girl, Ellerie. I have been blogging since Christmas day 2005. And I started a blog for the same reason everyone does... I thought I had something interesting to say. Over seven years later and I am still typing away. For better or worse, this makes blogging my longest running hobby ever. And it's the one I would most like to keep. Amidst the falling in love, deciding to make a lasting commitment bits and cross-country military moves, I kept blogging. And kept crafting. Soon my blog and my shop became a business that allowed me to forsake all other day jobs and just do this.And "this" is a bunch of little stuff. I sell rubber stamps & books. I teach workshops. I was honored and thrilled to design the Seafoam kit for Project Life. But really, my focus is on this blog. I work really hard to develop original, creative and honest content. For more information, visit http://www.eliseblaha.typepad.com.

One final week of Summer Break on Radio Enso, BUT join me Monday, July 28th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern as we dip into the RE Archives. We'll be re-airing a great chat I had back in December 2013 with award-winning author, speaker, and business coach Pamela Slim. Pam joined us for a conversation on navigating the new world of work and her book Body of Work. About: Pamela Slim spent the first 10 years of her solo practice as a consultant to large corporations such as Hewlett-Packard, Charles Schwab and Cisco Systems. In 2005, she started the Escape from Cubicle Nation blog, one of the top career and business sites on the web. She has coached thousands of budding entrepreneurs, in businesses ranging from martial art studios to software start ups. Slim is frequently quoted as a business expert in press such as The New York Times,The Wall Street Journal, BusinessWeek, and more. She is a proud suburban mom in Mesa, AZ and has a black belt in Mixed Martial Arts. She is the author of the award winning book Escape from Cubicle Nation: From Corporate Prisoner to Thriving Entrepreneur. About Body of Work: These days it’s increasingly rare to have a stable career in any field. More and more of us are blending big company jobs, startup gigs, freelance work, and volunteer side projects. We take chances to expand our knowledge, capabilities, and experience. But how do we make sense of that kind of career—and explain it? Pam gives us the tools to have meaningful careers in this new world of work. She shows how to find the connections among diverse accomplishments, sell your story, and continually reinvent and relaunch your body of work.

Join me Monday, July 21st at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso as we dip back into the RE Archives. We'll be re-airing a VERY special episode that premiered in October 2013 : Radio Enso's 100th Episode!  In this "Best of Radio Enso" retrospective, you'll hear some of my favorite nuggets of wisdom and inspiration from past guests, including:   • Brene Brown on Daring Greatly, vulnerability, and the importance of being "uncool."   • Jonathan Fields on Uncertainty, fear, and how those hold us back from doing great things.   • Nancy Duarte on how to resonate with an audience and the Hero's Journey.   • Susan Piver on meditation (the #1 tool used by my guests to live a more conscious life), its benefits and misconceptions.    • Chris Brogan on the Human Business Way, telling bigger stories, and Buddhism.   • Danielle LaPorte on Desires, letting go of goals, and achieving liberation in business and life.   • Chris Guillebeau, whose work inspired Radio Enso, on the importance of leaving a legacy. To hear additional episodes or learn more about the show, visit our website at www.radioenso.com.

Join me Monday, July 14th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso as we dip into the RE Archives. We'll be re-airing a great chat I had back in August 2013 with veteran radio host and journalist Tess Vigeland. Tess wowed the crowd at WDS in Portland, Oregon last summer with her keynote speech "What the Hell Are You Doing?! A Serious Stare Down the Barrel of an Ordinary Life", her vulnerable and real-life tale of giving up a sure thing for the chance to pursue a dream! We learned more about Tess' journey, what happened immediately after her speech, and how her brave talk about "figuring out Act Four" has already inspired so many!   About: Tess Vigeland is a veteran journalist, and a well-known voice to millions of American radio listeners. She is the CEO of Tess Vigeland Productions, a Los Angeles-based multi-media company. She is currently writing her first book, about career transition, under contract with Random House. Until November 2012, Vigeland was the host of Marketplace Money, a weekly personal finance program that looks at why we do what we do with our money. She and her guests took calls from listeners to answer their most vexing money management questions, and helped explain what the latest business and financial news means to our wallets and bank accounts. Vigeland traveled the country for live stage shows of Marketplace and Marketplace Money. For her outstanding achievements in journalism, Vigeland has earned numerous awards from the Associated Press and Society of Professional Journalists. She is a contributor to The New York Times and a volunteer fundraiser for the Pasadena Animal League and Pasadena Humane Society.   For more info, visit: http://tessvigeland.com.

Join me Monday, July 7th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso when I welcome the return of two of my favorite past guests, Daniel Noll and Audrey Scott, the husband-and-wife storytelling team from Uncornered Market! They join me to discuss travel as a tool for personal development, their recent trip to Ethiopia and East Africa, and MUCH more!  About: Twelve years ago we  left San Francisco with six suitcases, a one-way ticket to Prague, Czech Republic and no jobs. Everyone asked, “Are you crazy?” Five years later, we did it again. We quit our traditional office jobs in Prague, sold everything, packed our life into backpacks and set off with a one-way ticket to Bangkok, Thailand. Our sights were set not on a particular city this time, but on the rest of the world. Our family and friends really thought we had lost it. Not at all. This was us wanting to live deliberately and not asking What if? with regret later in life. What was meant to be a 12-18 month creative sabbatical turned into seven years (and still going) of exploring and sharing stories from this big, beautiful world of ours through our blog and social media channels. Our goal at Uncornered Market is not just to inspire, but to help others build a story-filled life, whether that may take them around the block…or around the world. You might find us on a grimy, overnight chicken bus in rural India one day and sharing the story on stage the next day. We have been described as adventurers, professionals, and most recently, as travelers and storytellers. For more information, visit http://uncorneredmarket.com.

Join me Monday, June 30th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be author, book coach, publisher, and Web pioneer Debbie Weil. Debbie joins me to discuss reinventing yourself at any age, her talk at WDS in Portland last summer, and her site Gap Year After Sixty, where she and her husband Sam Harrington are chronicling “what it means to take a Gap Year at age 62 – forty years after we were supposed to take time out before starting real life”.   About: Debbie Weil is an international speaker, marketing strategist and Web pioneer. She is the founder and CEO of Voxie Media - Big Ideas. Short Books™ - a boutique publishing company that offers writing programs and publishing services for visionary business authors. She was named one of the Most Influential Women in Technology by Fast Company and a D.C. Top 100 Tech Titan by Washingtonian Magazine. She is the author of The Corporate Blogging Book, one of the first and most definitive books about business blogging. Prior to founding Voxie Media, Debbie worked with Fortune 500 clients including GlaxoSmithKline and HP on content marketing and social media marketing. For more information, visit http://voxiemedia.com or http://gapyearaftersixty.com/.

Join me Monday, June 23rd at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be Milo McLaughlin, a copywriter, multimedia content producer and creative coach based in Edinburgh Scotland. He is the founder of Clear-Minded Creative, which provides inspiration, support, and practical advice to help talented people forge a new path in life. Milo joins me to discuss creativity, productivity, his Clear-Minded Chronicles Micro-Podcast, and much more! About: Hi, I’m Milo. I’m 36 years old and I live in Edinburgh, Scotland with my wife Mel and our cat Millie. Clear-Minded Creative is about the more personal side of being a professional creative in the digital age. Over the years I’ve tried my hand at a variety of creative mediums, with equally varied results – including making comics, writing fiction, acting, recording and performing original music, as well as arts journalism and other non-fiction writing. I’m currently making a living as a full-time freelance copywriter, web editor and content strategist for small businesses and non-profit organisations. In addition I do a number of hourly ‘Artist Advisory Service’ calls where I help talented people focus on their creative work and I’ve done several workshops and talks about digital media and creativity. I believe creative people can make a living doing work they enjoy. I’ve been self-employed for over 2 years but I am still finding my feet – experimenting with what kind of work I enjoy most and what habits and routines best enable me to get that work done to the best of my ability. For more information, visit: http://www.clearmindedcreative.com.

Join me Monday, June 16th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be best-selling author, internationally-recognized intuition expert, astrologer, and coach Angela Artemis of Powered by Intuition. Angela teaches people how to “speak intuition” to increase success, boost business, and make the right career moves. She joins me to discuss all things intuition, her book The Intuition Principle: How to Attract the Life You Dream Of, and much more! About Angela: I’m an astrologer, clairvoyant, and medium from the New York area. I’m also a financial salesperson with 25 year background in financial planning, private banking, real estate finance and commercial lending. My ability to navigate a demanding finance career while developing spiritually and psychically have given me a reputation as a very grounded and practical intuitive coach and medium. My approach to metaphysics is that it isn’t anything supernatural, but an area of our experience that science has yet to validate, but will in the near future. You had no qualms about your intuitive abilities when you were a child – it’s only as you grew into adulthood that you allowed society to convince you otherwise. Come back to the place where receiving information intuitively was natural and open up to your fullest potential! For more information about Angela, visit www.poweredbyintuition.com.

Join me Monday, June 9th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be Zen Buddhist priest, meditation teacher, wife, and mother Karen Maezen Miller, who joins us to talk about her brand new book, Paradise in Plain Sight: Lessons from a Zen Garden. "Zen teacher Karen Maezen Miller is known for helping her readers and students understand that the contentment they think of as “out there” is actually here and now. When she and her family land in a house in California with a hundred-year-old Japanese garden, she uses the paradise in her backyard to glean the living wisdom of our natural world. Miller’s recounting of the rocky path she and her husband navigated in their new home demonstrates how fear, anxiety, and doubt can blind us." About Karen: I’m a wife and mother as well as a Zen Buddhist priest at the Hazy Moon Zen Center in Los Angeles. I write about spirituality in everyday life. My latest book is Paradise in Plain Sight: Lessons from a Zen Garden. I also wrote Hand Wash Cold: Care Instructions for an Ordinary Life and Momma Zen: Walking the Crooked Path of Motherhood. My writing is also included in several anthologies. My middle name is pronounced “May-zen” and it is my dharma name, or Buddhist name. I’m happy to speak to community groups, schools, churches or conferences – any group that wants to be transported to a realm of calm assurance and infinite patience in 90 minutes or less. I also lead retreats around the country.  For more information, visit: karenmaezenmiller.com.

Join me Monday, June 2nd at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be writer, consultant, therapist, and leadership mentor Blair Glaser, MA, LCAT, RDT. Blair assists in creating thriving teams and fixing broken ones: The teams inside yourself, the teams in your relationships and the ones at work. She teaches people how to excel on the twin journeys of loving and leading.  We’ll talk about Blair’s new course Lovers and Leaders: a four-week course in co-creating the right relationship for you. “Gay, straight, single, engaged, married for years or simply looking at the next step in commitment: It’s time to look at relationships differently. It’s time to engage in the business of loving. It’s time to become a team. It’s time to move together into a new space of vitality and connection.” About Blair: Blair's foundational experiences bring together a unique practice in which she has consulted with couples and individuals from all walks of life, as well as executives, managers and teams at Miller Howard Investments, UBS, JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, and Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York. She has been practicing her unique blend of therapy and coaching for 15 years and run groups and workshops since 1998. Blair is a New York licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT) and a Registered Drama Therapist (RDT).She lives in Woodstock, NY and commutes to NYC each week with her furry business partner, Rainbow. For more information, visit: http://www.blairglaser.com/home.html.

Join me Monday, May 26th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be Lanette Pottle, the Founder of Positivity Nation™, Facilitator of Breakthroughs, Enthusiastic Difference Maker, Consultant, Speaker, and Trainer Extraordinaire. Lanette is an enthusiastic difference maker -- in her community and around the world. About Lanette Pottle: With over 20 years training and human resource experience, Lanette Pottle is a Dale Carnegie graduate holding Highest Award for Achievement honors. In addition, Lanette is a life-long learner and a student of greats like Anthony Robbins, Jack Canfield, Les Brown, and Wayne Dyer. As a speaker, trainer, & coach, Lanette makes strong connections with her audiences, guiding them in areas that are relevant and meaningful to their lives. Her ability to integrate life-lessons into training and events is often cited as the special “ingredient” that distinguishes from others, earning her the title of TRAINER EXTRAORDINAIRE. Lanette became affectionately known as “Positivity Lady” after founding the charitable organization Positivity Nation™ in 2010. Positivity Nation™ has grown to a community of over 14,000 represented by individuals from 100 countries spread across six continents including all 50 states. For more info: http://www.positivitylady.com.

Join me Monday, May 19th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will be Bhava Ram, a former NBC war correspondent (Brad Willis) who overcame a broken back and stage four cancer through Yoga and Mind/Body/Spirit medicine. The founder of Deep Yoga, based in San Diego, he teaches workshops and leads retreats throughout the US and India. He’ll join us to talk about his new book Warrior Pose: How Yoga (Literally) Saved My Life and much more!  About: Bhava Ram is a former network news war correspondent whose career was abruptly ended due to a broken back and failed surgery. Declared permanently disabled, he was heavily medicated and confined to a body brace. Years later came a diagnosis of stage four cancer and the medical prognosis that survival was not possible. On the brink of death, Ram left western medicine, detoxified from all medications and found mind/body medicine. Through the sciences of Yoga and Ayurveda, Ram healed himself and now devotes his life to helping others reclaim their inherent power to achieve profound self-healing, overcome life’s greatest challenges, find their authentic voices, and manifest their fullest potential.  As a result of his devotion to sharing the miracle of self-healing, Bhava founded Deep Yoga and The Deep Yoga School of Healing Arts with his wife, Laura Plumb. Through their Mastery of Life Programs, home-based at Ginseng Yoga Studio in San Diego, they train Yoga Teachers, Ayurvedic Therapists and Vedic Healers, plus lead inspirational workshops and retreats worldwide and see private clients for wellness counseling. He offers keynote speeches at major medical & executive conferences and does extensive executive coaching. For more info, visit: http://www.bhavaram.com/index.html.

Join me Monday, May 12th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso when we welcome the return of Bridget Pilloud of Intuitive Bridge, the place for transformational, strategy-driven explorations about intuition and the human condition! Bridget was one of my favorite interviews in the early days of Radio Enso and I’m excited to have her back to talk about intuition, her work as a Professional Intuitive, and much more!  About Bridget: Since 2006, Bridget Pilloud has been an intuitive consultant. She writes, speaks and teaches about intuition and the human experience. She started The Intuitive Bridge in 2009. With a world-wide clientele, Bridget applies intuition and critical thinking to the issues and opportunities that her clients face. She empowers people to use their authentic gifts to enact positive changes in their personal and professional lives. Bridget lives in a mid-century modern house with her partner, three children, two dogs, two cats and three chickens. She loves to sail with her family, knit, cook and ride her beautiful 1987 Specialized Hard Rock bicycle around Portland, Oregon. "There’s wisdom and intuition. And then there’s Bridget. Bridget has a gift that transcends expectations. Her insight has consistently lit my path during personal power outages and her kindness and humor have taught me that there are healers in this world that know how to humanize their talents." -Liz Scherer For more information about Intuitive Bridge, visit: http://www.intuitivebridge.com.