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Physician Assistant, Certified Homeopath, entrepreneur, and mom Torey Ivanic returns to The FemiNinja Project for a follow-up episode. Torey is also the author of the groundbreaking book, “No Big Deal: From Athlete to Advocate; A Memoir of Childhood Betrayal and a Journey to Justice.”

Torey shares her story as well the many insights she has experienced from her path of healing which includes how to stand your ground, find your voice, listen to your intuition and follow it. She also explains the difference between being impacted rather than triggered, and how to discover your “growth edge” by getting out of your comfort zone.

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Fear is a powerful and important emotional response to any type of threat, both real or imagined. Fear helps alert us to danger so we can move to a place of safety. But when we are under a constant state of fear, like many of us are these days with the uncertainty and the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, we can get stuck in that pattern of fear which then escalates to anxiety, panic attacks, and eventually wreaks havoc on our mental, physical, and emotional health and well-being. 

Award winning and best selling author, speaker, martial artist, physical therapist, and host of The FemiNinja Project Cheryl Ilov shares some ninja secrets, tips and tricks to help you move past the fear. Download this episode to discover how you can stay safe, stay healthy, and stay sane, not only during these difficult days but anytime you feel stuck in a pattern of fear. 

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Dr. Ashley Zimmerman returns to The FemiNinja Project to clear up the confusion regarding the many myths of women’s health issues, including the natural rhythms and cycles that women experience. Ashley is a physical therapist specializing in pelvic floor therapy, a doula, and an advocate for women’s health.

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Entrepreneur and business owner Bailey Konieczka of Bailey Katherine Interiors shares her passion for creating beautiful homes through holistic design. She explains that interior design is so much more than having pretty things in a pretty space. It is about using intention as well as materials that help you feel grounded, and creating a sanctuary for yourself, your family, and your friends.

Bailey believes that when you slow down, connect with what you want your home or an individual room to represent while restoring peace, creativity, and healing energy to your home.

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Author, writer, and exercise aficionado Bonnie McCune returns to The FemiNinja Project to share her thoughts about patience, resilience, and why finding your passion is so important to living a fulfilled life. Bonnie explains that we are programmed to find our purpose in life and discover how we fit in in the world.

Some things can give us temporary pleasure, but when you are passionate about something, it gives you a perspective about yourself, your life, and your relationship with other people, which can give you a feeling of self-satisfaction and finding your place in the world.  

Bonnie also shares amusing anecdotes regarding exercise, balance, the perils of being required to be happy all the time, and some hilarious experiences she had in job interviews. Download this empowering, lighthearted, entertaining, and philosophical episode to learn how to discover your passion, and take charge of your life!    

Visit Bonnie at www.BonnieMcCune.com, where you also can read her blog “Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives.” Download her previous episode Spinning, Writing, and Life-Long Learning.  

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After spending 36 years working in critical care as a respiratory therapist, Sue Kaltenbach began a new career as a professional photographer specializing in photographing people over 50.

Sue shares her personal experience of dealing with chronic pain due to being born with congenital defects in her spine and both knees, but never giving in to it and staying active and healthy during her entire life. She also talks about participating in a century bike ride at the age of 56, having three major surgeries in one calendar year, and hiking a fourteener three years later at the tender young age of 60.

Sue explains that we get more interesting as we get older, because of our life experiences and depth of knowledge. She encourages us to embrace our richness, and not to give our negative experiences the power to destroy us. There are many life’s lessons in this uplifting and inspirational episode, including that it doesn’t have to be pretty to get it done, and sometimes you just need beef and beer. Download this episode to hear more words of wisdom from Sue Kaltenbach!    

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