Antihustle Nation Podcast

What happens when a plan doesn’t come together the way that we planned? Today I discuss this and the future of the AntiHustle Nation Podcast. For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/    

On this episode I chat with Paulien Pierik, Business Coach and Mentor. We discuss how your personality is your greatest asset in work and life, how to use your personality strengths and weaknesses and what your personality says about you.   Paulien is a business coach & visibility strategist for purpose-driven online entrepreneurs. It is her mission to help entrepreneurs step into their full potential, so they can launch and grow extraordinary businesses that make an impact in the world. And all of this with confidence and ease. Bye bye overwhelm! Sh has over 17 years experience as a CEO and founder of global online businesses, an MSc in business, and entrepreneurship training from Harvard Business School. She is also a mum of 2, an eternal yoyo dieter, an avid egalitarian, and a lover of everything new: ideas, people, food, gadgets, books and countries!  Find Paulien at: https://paulienpierik.com https://www.instagram.com/paulienpierik/ https://nl.pinterest.com/coachpaulienpierik/  

Sometimes it seems that our successes are tied to luck rather than skill. When we get in the pattern of thinking that way we are likely to suffer from Imposter Syndrome. One this episode we discuss what leads to suffer from Imposter Syndrome and how we can help ourselves out of it. For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

On this episode I chat with Dr. Amanda Barrientez of NFA Coaching. Dr. Amanda and I discuss taking radical responsibility for your life, how to use your values to as the driving force in your life and having a victor mindset. Dr. Amanda Barrientez is a NFA - No Fucking Around - mindset, habits and business development coach who is driven to help people thrive in their personal and professional life. What makes Amanda unique is how she coaches from coupling her social sciences training with her real life experiences of overcoming big challenges. Three years ago she was living in survival mode, on food stamps, trying to work her way through grad school as a single mama. After accessing free knowledge on podcasts and Youtube and then doing whatever it took to pay for high level coaching, Amanda implemented what she was learning to transform her financial reality. Today, she has a growing 6-figure coaching business and is building the foundation to create a multi-million dollar global company that helps business

How many times have you told yourself that you are going to accomplish a certain task and by the time you get to that task you just do not have the motivation to complete it? What if you used music to get you the motivation or the break that you needed so you could finish that task? On today’s episode I discuss the motivating benefits of music.  For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

On this episode I chat with Rochel Lawson of Blissful Living. Sometimes we may forget how entwined our minds and bodies are. In this episode Rochel and I discuss how our well-being is related to mind, body and spirit.  Rochel Marie Lawson is a Registered Nurse, Ayurvedic Health Practitioner, Holistic Health and Wellness Consultant, International Best Selling Author, Speaker and Radio Show Hostess. She is the President of Blissful Living 4 U founded to bring holistic wellness, wisdom and wealth into the lives of individuals seeking a natural path to success, prosperity, abundance, peace and joy. Rochel Marie’s energy, guidance and enthusiasm have helped thousands of people improve their health and wellness, holistically and naturally. She is a successful entrepreneur and is the author of the book “Intro To Holistic Health, Ayurveda Style.” She has her own blog, Blissful Living 4 U on www.ayurvedahealing.org, She has been a guest writer for several blog publications and she has her own weekly radio show “Blissf

How often do you find yourself comparing what or how you are doing something to that of other people? It is in our human nature to compare ourselves to others, but there can be downfalls. On this episode we discuss the pros and cons of social comparison.  For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

On this episode I chat with college professor Dr. Corrine Hinton about how parents and kiddos can navigate the college years with ease. We discuss how to prepare you and your kiddo for college, what we can do as parents to help our college kiddos and how to successfully send them off into the world.    An Associate Professor of English at Texas A&M University-Texarkana, Dr. Corrine E. Hinton teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in writing and the teaching of writing. She received her Ph.D. in English (Rhetoric & Composition) from Saint Louis University in 2012 and her M.A. in English (American Literature) from the University of Missouri – St. Louis in 2007. She’s been teaching in higher education for over a decade and has directed several student success centers. An award-winning educator, Hinton develops higher education faculty in engaging approaches to support the first-year experience for diverse student populations, integrating High-Impact Educational Practices, and supporting Experiential

Have you ever had a moment where you have found yourself doing or saying something that afterward you just think was so stupid? I think we all do. On this episode we discuss what leads us to doing those dumb things.  For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/  

On this episode I chat with high teacher Tiffany Beck about how parents and kiddos can navigate the high school years with ease. We discuss how to prepare you and your kiddo for the high school years,  how to build connections in the school, and what to do about graduation. Tiffany Beck has been a high school educator for 17 years. She has taught theater, dance, and speech, she has directed the theater program and numerous productions, and she spent 16 years as a drill team director. Mrs. Beck currently teaches student leadership and is the Student Council advisor at Pleasant Grove High School. She lives in texarkana with her husband, Jon, and their two fabulous girls.

We all have those voices in our head that caution us or scare us off completely from achieving our goals. What if I told you those voices were not yours? They are shaped by other people and their perceptions of life. Letting yourself see that inner critic as an entity outside of you and your control can help you to let your real inner voice shine through.  For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

On this episode I chat with elementary teacher Aubree Hurt about how parents and kiddos can navigate the elementary school years with ease. We discuss how to prepare your kindergartener for school, how to build connections in the school, bullying and homework. I am a 3rd grade teacher in OKC. I love to teach with new and innovative strategies. I also love to incorporate technology and families into my classroom! Aside from teaching I have a business creating content and resources for elementary teachers. I put out tips & practices on my social media and blog and sell resources through Teachers Pay Teachers. Find Aubree at: aubreeteaches.squarespace.com http://www.instagram.com/aubreeteaches https://www.facebook.com/aubreeteaches

What-if is one of my least favorite statements. We tend use ‘what-if’ when we ruminate about the past and when we are anxious about the future. This leads us to stall out in our action. On this episode we discuss past, future and positive ‘what-ifing’. For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

It is time to gear up for back to school. Whether you are excited, nervous or a little bit of both, the school year will soon be upon us. This is the first in a series of episodes about how to prepare ourselves and our kiddos for a successful school year. For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

This episode is one of those where I want to beat everyone over the head with a big blow up mallet and say, listen to this!! So many times we think that because we aren’t perfect or living up to some ideal we have created in our life that we are broken. That could not be further from the truth. We are human and we all have issues. In this episode we lay the groundwork for how to get out of the cycle of thinking like we are a broken person rather than just a person. For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

On this episode I chat with Tracey Lewis Stoeckel from Tracey Teaches. We discuss how to create courses that give your clients wins and keep them coming back for more along with learning styles and how you might be able to use this information with your kiddos. Tracey Lewis Stoeckel is an online course consultant and coach. She is a single Mom to two kids (now teens) plus a couple of rescue dogs and a menagerie of other critters. She has a love for sarcasm, marketing, cheese, and her hometown baseball team. After years as a serial entrepreneur, and while working as a college instructor, Tracey earned her master’s degree in education. It was around that time that her loves for business and education merged as she started creating online learning for college students and then later for a hospital-based ambulance service. After 20 plus years of product-based businesses, Tracey launched her first service-based business with Tracey Teaches when her need to be present as a parent conflicted with the corporate cultu

Habits…we all have them. Some are better for us than others. The good news is we can change our habits. What I think is missing from a lot of the information on habits is paying attention to our thoughts and feelings about changing a habit. This is what we will be discussing on today’s episode. For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

This week I chat with Tim C. Star, public speaker and writer. We discuss how to make decisions, how we put up our own roadblocks and creating the reality that we want. Tim C. Star is host of two podcasts; The Universe Between Your Ears and the brand new Personal Growth Podcast. He is also a professional speaker and the author of 2 books in the Law of Attraction arena: My Name is Prosperity and Where’s My Stuff? Mr. Star was born and raised in the blue collar environment of Chicago’s South Side. His home roots provided little expectation of rising above the daily grind where so many spend their lives. This background, plus the analytical eye of a natural skeptic, mixed with a lifetime of recreational consumption of a wide range of “new thought” ideas, quantum mechanics and personal experience, resulted in a personal life perspective that demands practicality, but is also open to future opportunities. When he lost a long-term job at age 54, Tim didn’t work again for 2 years. He also didn’t get depressed, or

We all have expectations of what each experience we have is going to be like. These expectations can help us, but they can also hurt us. On this episode we cover understanding our expectations and how we can work with them for more success. For more discussion join the AntiHustle Nation Community https://www.facebook.com/groups/antihustlenation/

This week I chat with Mary Cook at This Indulgent life. We know that we want to have a great family life while we are still supporting our family. How do we spend intentional time with our family, give them experiences and be respectful parents? Mary and I cover all this in this show.   Mary is the mom of one wild little boy and the owner of This Indulgent Life where she coaches fellow moms on how to use gentle parenting and experiences together to find the joy in motherhood and in life. As an expat teacher and mom in Hong Kong she had what many dreamed of, a helper at home to give one-on-one care to her son and do housework, but it wasn’t enough. Something was missing. She was tired every day from long hours away and she would come home not wanting to do anything but watch tv. She felt guilty and felt she was wasting not only her own life but the little time she had with her son. But playing with a toddler didn’t come naturally. She had to find her own way to make life and parenting enjoyable again and disco