This is third sub-series of The Pushing Beauty Podcast called Someone Died in the Desert. As I was driving home in the desert I came upon an accident where someone had died. In this episode I share with you what happened afterward and explore the topic of death.

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E. 24 Someone Died in the Desert (Desert Diaries)

This is a sub-series of The Pushing Beauty Podcast called The Desert Diaries. This episode is called Lessons from the Desert. In it I share with you what I've been learning being out here in the desert, specifically the elements (and, like, people dying).

E. 22 Lessons From The Desert (Desert Diaries)

In Episode 21, I answer a question I received from a listener. I think it's one many people grapple with after somewhat amicable breakups, "Should I be friends with my ex?" I explore my past relationships and my thoughts on being friends with our exes. Show Notes: https://www.pushingbeauty.com/the-pushing-beauty-podcast/should-you-be-friends-with-your-ex

E. 21 Should You Be Friends With Your Ex

In Episode 20, I answer an often asked question about where I get my discipline. The answer is not as straight forward as you might expect.  

E. 20 Where My Discipline Comes From

This is the first sub-series of The Pushing Beauty Podcastcalled The Desert Diaries. This episode is called Welcome to Wonder Valley. In it I share with you the story of how I came to own a homestead cabin in the high desert.

Desert Diaries

In episode 18 you'll hear a recording of me being celebrated on my writer's call. I had just finished the first draft of my book, and I use this moment to talk about the importance of celebrating ourselves.

E. 18: Celebrate Yourself

In this episode I share with you something I found in an old journal and talk about how relentless healing has changed my life.

E. 17: What I Found in an Old Journal

 In this episode you'll hear me read from an article I wrote about Cafe Gratitude's business practices and how they can be incorporated into your relational life.        

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In this episode, I'm reading an article I wrote for Pushing Beauty and sharing information about my new workshop: Show & Tell. Show & Tell is a monthly workshop for creatives who are ready to be seen and heard. Now more than ever we are feeling caled to speak our truth and share our voices. For sensitive people it can feel really difficult to share our souls with the world. This group is a safe space to work with being witnessed in your creative expression. This workshop is for you if you're ready to move through insecurities, risk using your voice, and release what's keeping you small.

15 Show & Tell

In my first ever interview, I chat with my brother and friend, Matt D'Avella about minimalism, how Matt created the film Minimalism, and how minimalism can impact your life. Matt is the director, producer, editor, and filmmaker behind Minimalism: A Documentary About The Important Things. You might have seen it on Netflix, and if you haven't you can search for it there once you finish listening to the show.  

14 Minimalism with Matt D'Avella

Reading Recs is a series where I tell you a little about some of the books I've been reading, why I'm feeling them, and maybe give you a little reading. After this episode, Reading Recs will be a segment toward the end of the episode instead of a full segment themselves. In this episode, I discuss The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks, and I focus on his points about being in hitting our glass ceilings in relationships.

E. 13 Reading Recs: On Relationships With The Big Leap

For the moments you feel like it might never get better. For the times when you right you pain and want nothing more than to feel good. For the recognition that when you're in the darkest moments you still have a choice. 

It's OK to Feel Shitty

Reading Recs is a series where I tell you a little about some of the books I've been reading, why I'm feeling them, and maybe give you a little reading. In this episode, I discuss two books for writers or artists: Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott and On Writing by Stephen King.

11 Reading Recs: For Writers

Yes, I did! In this episode, I share with you how my book came to be, and then I read with you some excerpts. If you'd like to know when the book officially launches click here.

I Wrote A Book!

Clearing Out Energy (Specifically, My Closet) by Michelle D'Avella

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