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In this episode, James Layman and I dive into:
The through lines that connects each of us togetherThe life-changing wisdom his mom shared with him 6 weeks before she passed What we can all learn from kids, Costco sample attendants, and deathBeing present to the glimmers (the opposite of triggers) in our lives The journey of loving the parts of yourself that you’re nervous for others to see and love And how we can all chose to be true change makers in our sphere of influenceJames Layman is the Director of the Association of Washington Student Leaders (AWSL) and serves on the Board of Directors for the National Association for Student Activities (NA4SA).
He attended Eastern Washington University, focusing on Music Education, Psychology, and African-American History. He taught band and marching band throughout Spokane before joining the Association of Washington Student Leaders Team.
He is a sought-after keynote speaker, curriculum writer, equity consultant, and program facilitator throughout Washington State and beyond.
RESOURCES
Learn how I support youth through speaking and coaching at luccapetrucci.com/speaking.Connect with James on Instagram at @jsl122884Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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How can each of us lead greater impact for good with our resources, access, and privilege? This is the question Miles Palacios and I get curious about in this episode.
We also dive into:
The importance of investing in youth and amplifying their voices and lived experiences.Why do we do what we do?Does injustice have to be personal to change?How self-leadership is self-care.Reframing open door policy to an empty office policyAnd the importance of questioning the self.Miles Palacios (he/him/his) is an Oregonian born and raised. His partner, Sophia, and him reside in Downtown Beaverton with their small family of two lovely cats. He comes from a big family of four siblings and two parents who both worked in the public sector — his father Marty was a public school educator and administrator while his mother Debbie worked for the City of McMinnville.
From childhood, his parents always expressed to his siblings and him the importance of building foundations — systems of support for those around us. As a result, much of his life, career, and purpose has revolved around creating foundations and platforms that amplify those who need to be seen and heard the most.
He is the Executive Director of the Oregon Association of Student Councils and the Director of Tualatin Hills Parks and Recreation District.
RESOURCES
Standford University's research on belonging.Building a Bridge of Love: Be An Actionable Ally to the LGBTQIA+ Community Virtual Workshop on October 11.Learn more about my youth speaking on my website at luccapetrucci.com/speaking.Connect with Miles on Instagram at @miles_palacios93.Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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In May of 2016, I graduated from Fresno State as a curious and nervous newly out gay man.
7 years later, on Saturday, May 20th, 2023 I led the keynote address at Fresno State’s 10th Annual Rainbow Graduation as a confident queer human who has so much freaking love for the LGBTQIA+ community and belief in all that is possible for them in their lifetime.
It was a dream come true to share my story and an important message about authenticity with nearly 200 undergrad and graduate LGBTQIA+ students, parents, families, professors, university leaders, city officials, and community members.
I am so excited for you to experience this true full circle moment in this episode!
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Last December, I experienced the deepest depression of my life. In this solo episode, I share the small, slow, and challenging steps I took to move through sadness, anxiety, and apathy into hope, joy, and excitement for life again.
Today, 4 months later, I now know, I was experiencing the death of an older version of myself. I was shedding beliefs, ways of thinking and being, and opinions that no longer served me to create space in my life for my highest potential and more love and abundance.
In our lifetime, we experience many cycles of life, death, and rebirth, just like a flower does through the seasons. This is a normal part of growing into the most authentic and expressed version of yourself.
I talk about this topic because I really wish someone told me everything I express in this episode. It would have helped me move through one of the darkest moments in my life more easefully.
RESOURCES
Podcast: On Purpose with Jay Shetty featuring Meghan Trainor Book: Heart Talk; Poetic Wisdom for a Better Life by Cleo Wade Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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My mentor, teacher, and friend Susanne Conrad and I have a conversation about the good, great, hard, and uncomfortable path to accessing more personal freedom and compassion in your life.
We also discuss:
How to love yourself and also love those who've hurt you, and remain hopeful they can changeHow to envision a future for yourself when you feel hopelessWhy vision work is life changing and how we're making it more accessible to all, especially our youthI share some of the earlier steps in my understanding of what was authentic about me and my process to accepting these parts of myself. There was lots of testing and trying, patience, and curiosity. I also talk about the very first time I kissed a boy.
Susanne Conrad is the Founder of Lightyear Leadership and is one of the few global women leaders and entrepreneurs in the personal development and leadership space. She was the co-developer of lululemon's renowned leadership culture and served as Director of Possibility at lululemon from 2007-2017. Susanne has over 30 years of experience transforming tens of thousands of lives across the globe and revolutionizing culture at hundreds of organizations, including Toms, Kit and Ace, Earls Kitchen + Bar, and imagine1day.
Susanne trains, develops, and certifies leaders around the world. The Lightyear Leadership programs she leads alongside educational leadership programs in Mozambique and Ethiopia create a unified force for positive transformation among students, teachers, government ministers, and community leaders.
She’s a storyteller who will restore the things that make you peculiar and empower you to be who you came to be. She demonstrates powerful inner listening and has a deep connection to a higher power. Susanne sees the best in all people and their full potential, no matter their background or walk of life. She has the ability to challenge and gently coach people through hard things, and is an agenda-free champion for people's goals, vision, and success.
She is the author of Get There Now: Transform Yourself and The World Through Laughter, Listening and The Power of Choice.
RESOURCES
The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom (A Toltec Wisdom Book)Lightyear Leadership's FREE Power My Future course Connect with Susanne on Instagram at @susanne_conrad.Lightyear Leadership's Instagram: @lightyearleadership Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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This episode is with my college mentor, my amazing friend, and educator Mellissa Jessen-Hiser. We met when I was 19 at Fresno State, 11 years ago. We have a conversation about the power we each have to create affirming, nonjudgmental, and inclusive spaces wherever we go, especially for our youth. We also talk about the process of breaking the mold you were never meant to fit in and stepping into the freedom of who you truly are.
Other topics we dive into are:
The difference between listening to understand versus hearing to convinceWhat the both/and life is and how to live into it to access more freedom and authenticity Significant self-acceptance moments in our livesThe fat liberation movementMellissa Jessen-Hiser has long been a storyteller, having written her first poem in a Hello Kitty diary in 1988. She earned an MFA in creative writing from Fresno State in 2020 where she focused on essaying about the things we inherit and the things we pass on. Mellissa is an educator, working as the Director of the Central Valley College Corps in the Jan and Bud Richter Center for Community Engagement and Service-Learning at Fresno State. Additionally, she holds an M.A. in international human rights from the University of Denver. Raised in Fresno, California, she lives there with her spouse, Darrin, and child, Samuel.
RESOURCES
CliftonStrengths Assessment Standout Assessment Activists and leaders Mellissa refers to: Sonalee (@thefatsextherapist), Sonya Renee Taylor (@sonyareneetaylor), Ericka Hart (@ihartericka)Connect with Mellissa on Instagram on @calimj. Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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Today, my friend Mark Fields and I have a very important and vulnerable conversation about pain, something we all experience in life. We talk about the understanding, resilience, freedom, and peace on the other side of pain if we choose to do the hard and intentional work of becoming aware of it, accepting it, and healing from it.
We discuss the choice we have to heal from our childhood and adulthood pain, and to transform it into self-acceptance and love instead of transmitting it and hurting those we love.
We also dive into how to break the cycle of toxic masculinity in our family and how Mark intentionally chooses to be a parent through the lens of unconditional love.
Mark’s life mission is to remind the world that we are really family and God is much bigger than we've been told in most American Churches. He has been a part of Christian Community Development Association organizations, Latino church-plants, Black megachurches, White megachurches, Parachurch ministries as well as foreign and domestic missions organizations. He realized that there are many harmful understandings of God being communicated in the world. Many of the places people are going to encounter the peace and acceptance of God have become hallmarks of rejection, discrimination, and exile.
Mark started The Kinship Collective to be a part of reminding the world that God is good, we are good and anything that doesn’t feel or point to that image-of-God-goodness is simply missing the point. He believes when we are oriented by these truths, we can experience the world as family in ways we’ve always wanted and needed.
Mark also enjoys speaking, success coaching, and DEI consulting. He has journeyed with his partner Caryn for 15 years, and they have 3 incredible daughters.
Resources:
Oprah's podcast Super Soul: Glennon Doyle: First the Pain, Then the RisingYung Pueblo's book Clarity & ConnectionConnect with Mark on Instagram on @mark_fields and at thekinshipcollective.org.Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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If you are ready to intentionally create the year you really want, this episode with my wonderful friend Alicia Wolfe is for you.
The first hour is all about how we've bravely brought our biggest desires and dreams to life. We share practical ways to manifest the things you really want in your lives and how to move from self-doubt and letting limiting beliefs rule your world to truly believing in yourself and all that is possible in your life.
The second part is all about core values. Alicia is the core value queen. Core values are your north star, your compass, your guiding principles that support you in making purposeful choices and confident decisions. In Alicia’s words, “They are the first step in living your life authentically.” In our chat, she helps me identify my 2023 core values and gives you space to do the same.
Alicia is a mother of 2 daughters under 6, a wife, a coach, the Founder of Integrate Well, and a full-time world traveler.
This past July,her husband Chris and her decided to leave their jobs, sell their home and most of their things to embark on a year plus slow travel adventure around the world with their kids. “To make this possible, it took about 8 years to finally say YES to this long-term dream. It took courage and bravery to face uncertainty. It took a lot of grit and logistics to bring it to life. It took a lot of trust in the universe and ultimately in myself.”
We’re co-leading a virtual workshop for you on Monday, January 23, 2023 at 5pm PT titled Create The Year You Want. This 90-minute workshop will support you in making 2023 your most authentic and fulfilling year yet.
You’ll walk away with 4 things:
An authentic definition of what success means to you in 2023, free of obligation, expectations, judgment, or comparison.Clarity in your core valuesTools & the structure to set authentic, bold, & practical goals that are in alignment with what you want in 2023.The confidence to easefully put your values into practice to achieve your goals.The investment is only $23. Register today at bit.ly/createtheyearyouwant.
Resources:
Connect with Alicia on Instagram on @aliciawolfe and learn more about how she supports people and organizations as a coach, consultant, and speaker through Integrate Well. Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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Today, I have a conversation with my friend Matt Corker about living unapologetically yourself in all areas of your life.
Matt opens up about his experience being a gay father and husband and how he had to become the queer role model and representation he needed to create a life he really wanted. He shares how he found the man of his dreams by following the 5 date rule for one whole year. We also talk about how vital it is to create healthy family boundaries with heterosexual family members if we want to living full expressed and free.
Matt and I both have a deep calling to mentor the next generation of LGBQTIA+ humans and create a new future that truly benefits marginalized communities and all of humanity. We discuss the intentional steps we are taking to do this and how you can be a part of this movement with us.
Matt is a proud gay dad to his precious 2-year old Sasha with the love of his life Chad, his husband of 5 years. He’s an inspiring coach and is passionate about helping organizations succeed by developing vision-led leaders. Most recently he was the Chief Operating Officer of Smash + Tess, overseeing their operations, sales, and people teams. Matt holds a MBA from the Copenhagen Business School, is a 200 E-RYT yoga teacher, and is a two time lip-sync battle champion.
Resources:
Mark Groves video talking about belonging and authenticity: two universal needs all humans share.Lightyear Leadership’s FREE course Power My Future. This course will help you start imagining your future and moving toward it today.The two books Matt mentions — Velvet Rage: Overcoming the Pain of Growing Up Gay in a Straight Man's World and The Diamond Cutter: The Buddha on Managing Your Business and Your Life.Connect with Matt on Instagram on @Matt_Corker and learn more about him at mattcorker.com.Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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The theme of this episode is gratitude. I've been really going through it lately and find myself being stuck in worry many times a day. I realize that worry doesn't serve my highest potential and the big goals and dreams I have for myself. In this episode, I make a commitment to let go of worry and welcome in more gratitude and trust in my life. I reflect back on a time when I really wanted what I now have. I talk about a huge dream of mine that is now my reality. Sometimes when I am in go, go, go mode, I am not present to the amazing things I have right in front of me. I hope this episode helps you become present to the incredible things you've created for yourself in your life and grounds you in gratitude.
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People-pleasing is feeling overly concerned with pleasing others and earning their approval as a way to maintain relationships. It’s prioritizing others' reactions of what you do and say, and how you show up. It’s doing things because you fear rejection or want the approval of others in order to feel like you’re enough.
Being a concerned and caring person is an important part of maintaining healthy relationships with loved ones. I believe the challenge arises when you are pursuing the happiness of others at the expense of your own emotional well-being and happiness. People-pleasers often hide their own needs, preferences, desires, and beliefs in order to accommodate other people. This can make it feel as if you are not living your life authentically and it may even leave you feeling as if you don’t know yourself at all.
In this episode, my friend Kathryn Flashner and I dive into the concept of people-pleasing and how it has personally kept us disconnected from our authenticity and happiness in the past.
We talk about the importance of honoring your authenticity and making it your first priority, instead of overriding it to please others and pursue their happiness.
We also chat about how vital it is to give ourselves the space to actually define who we are, what we really want, and what makes us feel the most alive if we want to live a life of personal freedom, joy, and peace — and we give you space to do so in this episode if you choose.
We share steps you can take today to stop people-pleasing, if you’re a recovering people pleaser like me.
Kathryn’s north star is storytelling, and she cares deeply about establishing real connections with each community she serves. She has recently relocated to Los Angeles and is the VP of Licensing at Hello Sunshine, a company whose mission is to change the narrative for women. Outside of this role, Kathryn is a meditation and yoga teacher, who sees immense opportunity to infuse mindfulness practices into our corporate settings. She is also an actor and hosts a podcast called The Truth Is, which is dedicated to building a world where we all feel safe and empowered to step into and speak our truth- at home, at work, and in all facets of our lives.
Resources:
Learn more about fight, flight, freeze, and fawn, our bodily reactions to stressful, frightening, or dangerous events, here.Listen to Kathryn's Podcast The Truth Is on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Connect with Kathryn on Instagram @kathrynflaschner or @thetruthis__podcast.Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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I have the most heart-opening and vulnerable conversation with my friends Jenna Kim and Tristan Cabral about navigating the unknown, coming out, and family relationships as queer Christians with an evolving concept of and relationship to faith.
It’s the longest podcast conversation I’ve ever had and one of the most impactful. Every part of it is so intentional and necessary to share.
We talk about how challenging it was to grow up seeing zero representation of people who are like us, and how we bravely had to be the examples we wish we saw around us and create a life for ourselves as queer humans.
Jenna and Tristan openly share the pressures they faced and still face of feeling like they need to be “perfect” as the oldest children in Asian households of faith.
We also dive into why it was so hard for us to come out to our parents.
In the last 20 minutes of this conversation, we share ways you can become a better actionable ally to the LGBTQIA+ community.
Jenna is proudly Korean-American. She’s the oldest of four girls and a pastor’s kid. Jenna works as a production supervisor at Disney TV Animation.
Tristan is a first generation Filipino-American working as a storyboard artist at Nickelodeon. He is very proud of his identity as a Filipino immigrant story teller and dreams to one day be a TV Director on a cartoon that heavily focuses on cultural intersections.
This is a trigger warning. We do talk about suicide in this episode. If you’re struggling right now, please know that you are so freaking loved, and the world is more magical and vibrant with you in it. If you need direct support, call the national suicide and crisis lifeline at 988. This lifeline provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States.
Resources
Jedidiah Jenkins' Like Streams to the Ocean: The book I read from at the beginning of our conversation.The Queerology Podcast Jenna refers to that shares stories of humans at the intersection of being part of the LGBTQIA+ community and having faith in God or something bigger than themselves.Learn more about my Marketing Masterclass on 12.1.22!Organizations that support the LGBTQIA+ community and its youth: The Trevor Project, PFLAG, GLAAD, Born This Way Foundation.Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok. -
Generous love is the theme of this episode.
Josie Ross-McCloud and I get candid about the complex relationship between a queer child and their heterosexual parents and family. Josie’s incredible child Salem is a part of the LGBTQIA+ community. They identify as non-binary trans masculine.
In this conversation, Josie holds the most loving space for me to talk about one of the most turbulent and transformative times in my life — coming out to my mom at age 22 in 2015.
I share a few vivid experiences from my youth that pushed me deep in the closet and made it seem impossible for me to come out — and I share the shocking way my mom found out I was gay.
Josie kindly offers me the opportunity to go back in time and re-do the coming out conversation I had with my mom. This was extremely moving and healing.
We also discuss:
The need all humans have for belonging.How dark and light can co-exist.The challenges of being queer and transgender and how we can become better allies.And how you can create more inclusive, equitable, and affirming spaces within your home and community for the LGBTQIA+ community today.Josie has navigated a 30+ year career in textiles and apparel as a designer and leader of teams. She’s a wife and mother who loves and celebrates all humans. Her life mission is to continually choose love over fear, to be radically inclusive, and contribute to helping people feel acceptance. This is who she is to me as a friend and in this episode big time.
Resources:
Learn more about my Marketing Masterclass on 12.1.22!Organizations that support the LGBTQIA+ community and its youth: The Trevor Project, PFLAG, GLAAD, Born This Way Foundation.Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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In the first episode of Free to Be, it’s just you and me. Childlike curiosity is the theme of this conversation.
I share who I am, my journey from living under expectation and judgment to igniting my authenticity and self-trust, and what it means to me to live free to be 100% myself. I also dive into why I chose to evolve my podcast Living in Your Passion Place to Free Be, what I’ve learned over the past nearly 5 years as a podcaster, and what you can expect in this season.
I finish by guiding you through an activity to help you gain clarity of your wants, desires, and authenticity.
Resources:
Learn more about my Marketing Masterclass on 12.1.22!Connect with me @lucca_petrucci on Instagram or TikTok.This episode was produced by Lucca Petrucci and mixed and mastered by Joel Yoshonis.
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In this development chat, Lucca and his mother Dennise talk about the butterfly effect — defined as how a minor change or choice at one time creates a phenomenal change or choice overtime — and how it’s been alive in their family legacy over the past century, beginning with Lucca's great, great grandfather to his great grandma, to his grandma, to his mom and how it has led him to exactly where he is today. They also discuss how their imperfect and messy paths — full of ups and downs, tragedies and triumphs, unforeseen circumstances and small and big choices — are the most direct and empowering path to their destination, and how this is true for you, too.
RESOURCES
Lucca Petrucci's Instagram: @lucca_petrucci
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Website: https://passionplacepodcast.simplecast.com/
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Instagram: @passionplacepodcast
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As a leader and coach in the health and wellness space, Neeyaz Zolfaghari is known for helping others find harmony and balance with their full body and self, emotionally, energetically, mentally and physically.
In this conversation, Lucca and her discuss:
How we can find the answers to anything and everything by listening to the whispers within and around usWhy being home in her body is her passion placeThe beauty that comes from choosing to take a work pause instead of experiencing burnoutRESOURCES
Unspoken Nutrition’s Instagram: @unspokennutrition
Unspoken Nutrition’s website: unspokennutrition.com
Lucca Petrucci's Instagram: @lucca_petrucci
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Website: https://passionplacepodcast.simplecast.com/
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Instagram: @passionplacepodcast
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Facebook: @passionplacepod
Schedule a marketing and possibility discovery call with Lucca by emailing him at [email protected]
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As a leader and mentor in the yoga, fitness and personal development world, Mary Lyn Jenkins is known for training and coaching individuals to stand in love, forgiveness and choice; expand their gifts to serve powerfully; and live the life they want.
In this conversation, Lucca and her discuss:
How our words create our worldHow standing in your core values everyday is the only wayHow if you stand for anything, you will come against people who don’t agree with you, and that is okayHow her passion places and relationships are her home and how they can be yours, tooWhy she considers partnership to be the most powerful instrument for positive changeRESOURCES
Mary Lyn Jenkin’s Instagram: @marylynbigfish
Lucca's Instagram: @lucca_petrucci
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Website: https://passionplacepodcast.simplecast.com/
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Instagram: @passionplacepodcast
Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Facebook: @passionplacepod
Schedule a marketing and possibility discovery call with Lucca by emailing him at [email protected]
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As a change maker and leader in the yoga and fitness industry, Allie is known for training and empowering individuals and organizations all over the world from Kenya to California in self-development and leadership work. Her teachings are based on her belief that radical grace guides us and we can strategically work with it to powerfully author our lives. In this conversation, Lucca and Allie discuss her faith and spiritual journey that started with curiosity and led her to learning through reading over 20 books about spirituality and religion, her first yoga experience that she thought was very weird, personal development and her self realization of the importance of finding the God that speaks to your heart. They also discuss a few of her walk on faith moments including signing the lease to open a yoga studio with only $700 in her bank to now owning 4 studios with 74 instructors; and why she believes we learn in two ways- from failure and play- and how we have the choice to always fail in playfulness. RESOURCES Allie Nunzi’s Instagram: @allienunzi; Grace and Glory’s Instagram: @graceandgloryyoga; Link to schedule a marketing and possibility discovery call with Lucca: https://bit.ly/marketmypassionproject; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Website: https://passionplacepodcast.simplecast.com/; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Instagram: @passionplacepodcast; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Facebook: @passionplacepod; Questions? A topic you want us to highlight? Want to connect? Email us at [email protected]!
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As a social justice warrior and fitness professional, Rebby Kern is known for creating space for connection, empowerment and self-discovery, and uplifting the experience of diverse, marginalized identities around race, gender identity, sexual orientation, body and ability. In this conversation, Lucca and Rebby discuss their life as a non-binary, queer person of color; how they are developing and sharing workshops and trainings around race and gender equity that are changing how communities around the world are thinking; and how anything is truly possible when we give up deficit and work from a vision of our future that is full of abundance and freedom.
RESOURCES Rebby Kern’s Instagram: @rebbykernyoga ; Link to Rebby’s Website: http://www.rebbykernyoga.com; Link to the Yoga is Dead Podcast Rebby talks about: https://www.yogaisdeadpodcast.com/home; Link to the book Rebby recommends So You Want To Talk About Race by Ijeoma Oluo: https://www.amazon.com/You-Want-Talk-About-Race/dp/1538475278; Link to schedule a marketing and communication discovery call with Lucca: https://bit.ly/marketmypassionproject; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Website: https://passionplacepodcast.simplecast.com/; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Instagram: @passionplacepodcast; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Facebook: @passionplacepod; Questions? A topic you want us to highlight? Want to connect? Email us at [email protected]!
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As a well-respected and outspoken activist and fitness professional, Paul Takami is known for empowering others to take control of their lives, make confident decisions that align with their truth and leave complacency behind. In this real talk conversation, Lucca and Paul discuss how obstacles in our life become the way, the importance of not letting your “no” mess up your know, living a certain way versus looking a certain way, his life changing journey with activism as a plaintiff with his husband for the federal lawsuit against Prop 8- the landmark case that legalized same-sex marriage in California in 2013- and coming out for whatever you need to come out for and living your truth. RESOURCES Paul Katami’s Instagram: @paulkatami; Link to The GYST with Paul Takami: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-gyst-with-paul-katami/id1482974676; Schedule a free marketing and communication discovery call with Lucca here: https://bit.ly/marketmypassionproject; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Website: https://passionplacepodcast.simplecast.com/; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Instagram: @passionplacepodcast; Living in Your Passion Place Podcast’s Facebook: @passionplacepod; Questions? A topic you want us to highlight? Want to connect? Email us at [email protected]!
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