The Green Heart Living Podcast

Green Heart Living Podcast

The Green Heart Living Podcast is a arts podcast hosted by greenheartliving, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

greenheartliving hosts The Green Heart Living Podcast, a arts show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #192

  Dementia Talks, We Listen with Tonya G. Maurer

  Sep 23, 202621 min

  Host Elizabeth Hill speaks with Tonya G. Maurer, author of Dementia Talks, We Listen, about her personal caregiving journey and her new book of reflections written to support caregivers. They discuss practical advice—prioritizing self-care, advocacy and policy work, hospice as a support, and how sharing stories can reduce isolation—offering readers short, compassionate reflections and resources to help them through difficult moments. Dementia Talks, We Listen is available in paperback and e-book on Amazon.

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  Episode #191

  Under the Willow Tree: How Meditation Saved My Life

  Sep 16, 202628 min

  Andrew Viselli discusses the inspiration behind his new book, Under the Willow Tree, and how the story—rooted in his own life—came through him unexpectedly. He talks about the book's themes of reconnecting with the younger self, the meaningful student illustrations, and the creative process of sharing his story. Andrew also shares how meditation saved his life, his journey to sobriety, and practical advice for beginners—start with one conscious breath. He explains teaching meditation to high school students, the power of vulnerability and intention, and the importance of daily self-care as a path to healing and self-love.

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  Episode #190

  Building a Business Around Your Dharma

  Aug 5, 202610 min

  In this final episode of my five-part series on building a six-figure business with location freedom, I share the fifth and most foundational key: committing to my life purpose, my dharma. I didn't set out to be a publisher. I followed the breadcrumbs through nonprofit work and conversations with clients, until one day it clicked. I am a story catcher. I hold space for people's hardest stories and help them transform. In both their hearts and on the page. You'll hear: Why I didn't need to know how before I knew why What kept me going through the roughest, most uncertain seasons of building this business The moment purpose finally landed for me, and how I recognize it in my authors now Why staying committed to your dharma means you're never doing it alone A guided moment to sit with the question: what is my life purpose? If you've been following the breadcrumbs but haven't felt it click yet, that's okay. This episode is an invitation to keep going. Catch up on the full series: Episode 174 — How I Built a Six-Figure Business with Location Freedom Episode 175 — From Burnout to Book: How Publishing a Book Changed My Life Episode 178 — Leading with You: How Authenticity Built My Business Episode 188 — Stop Selling Hours, Start Selling Who They Become Episode 189 — The Personality Assessment That Led to My First $10K Month Ready to explore your own purpose and your book? If you know there's a story in you that's ready to come out, let's talk. Book a free consult with Elizabeth here Learn more at greenheartliving.com and follow along on Facebook at facebook.com/greenheartliving.

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  Episode #189

  The Personality Assessment That Led to My First $10K Month

  Jul 29, 202611 min

  Years ago, I sat in a room at a former job and took a personality assessment that changed my life. I looked around and realized: I'm nothing like anyone else here. In this episode, the fourth key in my five-part series on building a six-figure business with location freedom, I'm geeking out on personal assessments, especially human design. I share the exact month I first understood my human design type, and why that same month became my first-ever $10,000 month in business. You'll hear: Why "this is hard" doesn't always mean "try harder," and how my dad's advice on giving up actually changed how I approach my work What being an INFJ and a Human Design Generator taught me about how I get energy, and how I lose it Why building a business that responds to opportunity (instead of forcing it into existence) changed everything for me How understanding my own wiring changed the way I work with authors on their books A caution about taking advice from coaches whose path isn't built like yours Whether you're into human design, Myers-Briggs, the Enneagram, or something else entirely, this episode is an invitation to get curious about your own energy and build your work around what's actually true for you. Catch up on the series: Episode 174 — How I Built a Six-Figure Business with Location Freedom Episode 175 — From Burnout to Book: How Publishing a Book Changed My Life Episode 178 — Leading with You: How Authenticity Built My Business Episode 188 — Stop Selling Hours, Start Selling Who They Become Curious what your own path could look like? If you're an author with a book in you and you want to build something that actually fits who you are, let's talk. Book a free consult with Elizabeth here If you are curious about Human Design, here's a link to getting your free chart: https://candyybarone.bodygraph.cc Learn more at greenheartliving.com and follow along on Facebook at facebook.com/greenheartliving.

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  Episode #188

  Stop Selling Hours, Start Selling Who They Become

  Jul 22, 202612 min

  I used to charge $150 an hour and it made me sick to do it. Not because the number was wrong. Because I was still thinking in hours. And hours are never the real story. In this episode, I share the third key that changed everything as I built Green Heart Living Press into a sustainable, six-figure business with location and time freedom. This is the third in a five-part series on the breakthroughs that got me here. In this episode, we focus on moving from hourly work to transformation-focused packages. You'll hear: Why nobody actually cares how many hours something takes them The real question every client is asking, even when they don't say it out loud How I stopped selling "a book" and started selling who someone gets to become Why the people who fall away when you get clear on this are the right people to lose A guided moment to get clear on the transformation you provide This isn't just for authors. If you're building anything centered on growth and change, this episode is for you. Catch up on the series: Episode 174 — How I Built a Six-Figure Business with Location Freedom Episode 175 — From Burnout to Book: How Publishing a Book Changed My Life Episode 178 — Leading with You: How Authenticity Built My Business Ready to find out what transformation you're really offering? If this episode stirred something in you, or if you're an author sitting on a book you haven't started (or finished), let's talk. Book a free consult with Elizabeth here

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