Fran Drescher: Living Without Regret, Loving Your Body + Turning Pain into Purpose
Fran Drescher has a reputation for passion and commitment. She received two Emmy and two Golden Globe nominations for her portrayal as the lovable “Miss Fine” on CBS’s hit series The Nanny, which she both created & executive produced. A 19-year uterine cancer survivor, she turns lemons into lemonade and pain into purpose through her leadership as a cancer advocate.
Are You Taking Things Personally?
Truth + Tequila is LIVE!
This week’s questions comes from Laura and she says:
There’s a recurring issue I have with my siblings, there are 8 of us and I’m the oldest. I took care of everyone as we grew up. And now when we all get together it’s nice, fun and there’s family banter. But at some point, usually one of my brothers says something sarcastic or embarrassing to one of my youngest sisters, which just happened the other day. I got so irritated and worried that she was feeling criticized. And that’s when I said things that weren’t very nice. Almost like responding to it personally, like he said those things to me and I started telling him the way he should talk. I don’t know if this is about me controlling everything, but I know I don’t feel good when this happens and it’s something I want to change. Why do I feel this way? And what can I do?
Victor Rivas Rivers: Breaking the Cycle of Abuse, Becoming Your Best Self + Finding Your Angels
Victor Rivas Rivers is a veteran film and television star, best-selling author, renowned advocate for violence prevention, and the first Cuban-born football player to land a tryout with the Miami Dolphins. He has achieved extraordinary success in numerous arenas. But given his violent upbringing, few of those achievements were ever likely. If not for a handful of individuals who were willing to take a stand on his behalf, he doubts he would be alive today. He chronicles his story of survival in his memoir A Private Family Matter.
How to Activate Your Intuition
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week’s questions comes from Stacy and she says:
I’m helping my elderly Mom through some health challenges right now and there’s a lot of anxiety around it all (for both of us). And she’s not the most expressive or communicative person, but when I talk with her she always tells me that what I say is exactly what she needed. And what I need right now are the right words and actions to speak to her. I want to be guided by spirit in communicating – so I can help and meet her needs. What do you suggest?
Deborah Kagan: Transformation, Mojo + Living a Turned ON Life
It’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month and that’s why we’re dipping into the archives and bringing out some episodes from the Take a Stand Event. This week my guest is, well, ME! Deborah Kagan is a Speaker, Mentor and Mojo Recovery Specialist.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
It’s October, which is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. And truly, why I do what I do, with this podcast, with all the Rock Your Mojo live events, programs and mentorship, is dedicated to the cause of ending domestic violence and sexual assault. Education, support, accurate mentoring and community can be extremely powerful in supporting women to reestablish the Mojo connection—and therefore, your enthusiasm for life.
Fran Drescher: Living Without Regret, Loving Your Body + Turning Pain into Purpose
Fran Drescher has a reputation for passion and commitment. She received two Emmy and two Golden Globe nominations for her portrayal as the lovable “Miss Fine” on CBS’s hit series The Nanny, which she both created & executive produced. A 19-year uterine cancer survivor, she turns lemons into lemonade and pain into purpose through her leadership as a cancer advocate.
Are You Taking Things Personally?
Truth + Tequila is LIVE!
This week’s questions comes from Laura and she says:
There’s a recurring issue I have with my siblings, there are 8 of us and I’m the oldest. I took care of everyone as we grew up. And now when we all get together it’s nice, fun and there’s family banter. But at some point, usually one of my brothers says something sarcastic or embarrassing to one of my youngest sisters, which just happened the other day. I got so irritated and worried that she was feeling criticized. And that’s when I said things that weren’t very nice. Almost like responding to it personally, like he said those things to me and I started telling him the way he should talk. I don’t know if this is about me controlling everything, but I know I don’t feel good when this happens and it’s something I want to change. Why do I feel this way? And what can I do?
Victor Rivas Rivers: Breaking the Cycle of Abuse, Becoming Your Best Self + Finding Your Angels
Victor Rivas Rivers is a veteran film and television star, best-selling author, renowned advocate for violence prevention, and the first Cuban-born football player to land a tryout with the Miami Dolphins. He has achieved extraordinary success in numerous arenas. But given his violent upbringing, few of those achievements were ever likely. If not for a handful of individuals who were willing to take a stand on his behalf, he doubts he would be alive today. He chronicles his story of survival in his memoir A Private Family Matter.
How to Activate Your Intuition
It’s Truth + Tequila Tuesday!
This week’s questions comes from Stacy and she says:
I’m helping my elderly Mom through some health challenges right now and there’s a lot of anxiety around it all (for both of us). And she’s not the most expressive or communicative person, but when I talk with her she always tells me that what I say is exactly what she needed. And what I need right now are the right words and actions to speak to her. I want to be guided by spirit in communicating – so I can help and meet her needs. What do you suggest?
Deborah Kagan: Transformation, Mojo + Living a Turned ON Life
It’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month and that’s why we’re dipping into the archives and bringing out some episodes from the Take a Stand Event. This week my guest is, well, ME! Deborah Kagan is a Speaker, Mentor and Mojo Recovery Specialist.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
It’s October, which is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. And truly, why I do what I do, with this podcast, with all the Rock Your Mojo live events, programs and mentorship, is dedicated to the cause of ending domestic violence and sexual assault. Education, support, accurate mentoring and community can be extremely powerful in supporting women to reestablish the Mojo connection—and therefore, your enthusiasm for life.
Get Out There and Rock Your Mojo!
