Exactly Enough Time

Here's a mix of ideas, tips, tricks & solutions for upleveling life in so many FUN ways. I'm sharing lifehacks from my listeners today and I'm convinced that you'll hear something that you'll want to try. AND, hold on to your earbuds, because I'm sharing the story of my mom hanging out in carpet store dumpsters. Trust me, this episode will have you running the stairs!

Angie has a gift for writing and editing. She is bright, funny and full of wisdom. I am so excited about her latest adventure of authoring her first picture-book that I had to have her on my podcast. You'll hear more about Angie's journey and creative process, about her fears and her fervent desire to further a much need message of healing and hope to children and their adults. My Big Dumb Invisible Dragon will be released later this summer. You can enter a drawing for an early copy by visiting stacyjulian.com and leaving a comment on this episode's show notes.

Words are powerful. Words are especially powerful if we speak, write and use them with the intention to better understand ourselves, so that we can show up and do the work we are most uniquely qualified to do. What words would be on your list of the most descriptive, insightful and true words for you?!

The Power of Words with Ali Edwards

What's your EQ?

My conversation with photographer, author and friend, Tracey Clark.

If you're like my friend Sharolyn, you feel a sense of urgency for telling your story, but where do you begin? What are the stories that will be most important for those that love you? I believe there are 5 stories we all can and need to tell, and I share them with you in this episode.

In this episode I chat with Veronica Staudt, founder of Vintage Meet Modern. Our conversation is about jewelry; the stories it can tell about the women who wear it and why those stories might matter to you.

May the 4th be with all moms and kids struggling with ADHD. As soon as you begin listening to this episode, you'll understand that sentiment. Growing up with ADHD is hard. Parenting a child with ADHD is hard. Loving each other through it is the key. In this episode, I visit with my now 24-year old son, Chase who has some hard-earned wisdom to share with others who might be in the midst of what is a both exciting and exasperating journey to understanding and living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.

I met Amy years ago when she proposed a class at Big Picture Classes and I've been a fan ever since. In today's episode, I sit down with Amy to chat about her love of color and her incredible experience painting a mural for the Southern California Children's Museum. I have a very happy feeling you are going to come away with the desire to shine a little brighter in your own unique way.

How to Host an Easter Egg Hunt.

My experience podcasting (thus far) and things I'm learning in a podcasting course have surprised me—I want to share what I think and know that will help you START something important to you. You have influence and your influence isn't just for you. It's time to step up to the starting line—you have exactly enough time!

In this episode I share two stories along with a recent experience that shed light on the importance of telling our stories and on the freedom that we have to organize and craft them in ways that serve our time and interests.

The memory keeping and paper-crafting industry continues to be supported by a variety of companies, who create the products we need and crave. Close to My Heart is one of these, but CTMH (for short) is also a vibrant and very connected world wide community of loyal customers and dedicated consultants and in this episode I sit down with two of the women at the top and one of their Australian consultants to learn more about what has inspired their longevity and what makes them unique.

Many women take the plunge into memory keeping when or even because they have little children that are so easy to photograph. But, those children eventually become teenagers, who may or may not enjoy or cooperate with mom's documenting ways. What then? How do we navigate this change in our families and what is important to remember? Stacy and her guest, Cathy Zielske--both mothers to "older" kids will share insights and ideas.