Because how we feel about ourselves is reflected in how comfortable we are in our second skin. Lisa Raja shares her powerful way of working with her clients—by creating an algorithm for their wardrobes.
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Have you ever wondered how elite athletes push through pain and self-doubt (not to mention actual physical obstacles) to achieve the seemingly impossible?
Ever wondered if any of that magic could be applied to your own life (athlete or not)?
Friends!! After a nice long break in August, I’m back at it and this episode is a doozy. August was an “optional techonology”-free month. No Insta. No Facebook. Only email and text, and only when absolutely necessary. It was a WILD ride, people, and I love the way the episode turned out (give it a listen here). But if you haven’t had the time to listen or still cannot fathom how podcasts work (don’t be embarrassed.
To me, the most terrifying, death-defying act I can possibly imagine isn’t bungie jumping or free solo climbing. It’s stand up comedy. It’s improv.
My guest this week is someone who teaches stand-up comedy and improv. But that’s not all he does. Meet Corey Rosen. Corey has hosted 105 live events for The Moth, including The Moth StorySlams and GrandSlams, since winning the first ever Bay Area Moth StorySlam in 2014.
weekly communication tips to help you shine.
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Weekly communication tips to up your game.