Main Menu

Navigation

jonzing to podcast

Do you want to make a positive impact in the world through audio?

Do you have great ideas to share with the world but are getting hung up on the tech side of things?
 

Get over the tech.

Save a ton of time. Learn the logistics quickly so you can focus on your content. Yes, you could figure it out on your own–spend hours looking into this stuff. Or, be ready to publish your first episode in a month.

This course is for people who Know they want to podcast but are feeling a bit overwhelmed at making it happen.

Get details and registration info HERE.

MollyFisk

Award-winning Molly Fisk has a unique insight into the journey as a creative entrepreneur. Her own entrepreneurial spirit has led her from sweater designer to banker, poet, teacher, radio commentator and now Skills for Change Life Coach.

Listen in as she and host Shawn Tuttle talk about:

  • marketing authenticity, building an online community, and setting marketing intentions
  • knowing yourself in terms of recovery time that enables you to stay in a place of productivity and creativity
  • how to listen to yourself in the context of making important decisions for your business
  • the professional and personal paths we take and how you can get pointed in a direction (even if you don’t know what you want to do)
  • having a mentor and seeing models of what’s possible

While accepting that life is often complicated and confusing, how do we make space for the “fierce YESes”? And what are the real costs of filling your time with random opportunities–even if they represent interests you believe in–do they lead to good or keep your wheels spinning in place?

We think that you’ll be inspired by Molly’s insights on knowing yourself, adapting to change, and surrounding yourself with supports as you follow your path to your most authentic you. (more…)

Today’s video is about: combining mindfulness and Spring Cleaning with the intention of supporting Who you are becoming.

You can watch the video here, or read the transcript below:

(more…)

Junk-blog

One of the sweet aspects about traveling is how easy it is to strike up conversations with people. When out of the patterns and issues of daily life, it just seems easier to be open to new people.

The day my plane landed in San Francisco from Thailand, my sister picked me up at the airport and we went to a cafe near her house, where… we met another traveler! Well, at heart she’s a traveler, and was in body as well until her son was born a year and a half ago.

She told us that she’d been having a tough time adapting to her new life as she didn’t feel like she fit in with the other moms. Not only is she a traveler (an independent, free-spirit breed) she’s also an artist.

Last year she started a Moms group in her area so she wouldn’t feel so secluded as a single Mom. Even though they had plenty in common, she still felt unconnected.

What was getting in the way? Why didn’t she feel a part of this group that she had begun? Why did she still feel so alone? (more…)

[Warning: this post involves sensitive imagery of out-of-season veggies]

Knife-blog

Did you know that one the most dangerous things in your kitchen is a DULL knife?

Not only is it dangerous, it’s downright hazardous to your emotional state.

Observe: There you are making a most gorgeous salad. Fresh greens, the perfect avocado, a sprinkling of feta…

You take hold of the tomato that you know is going to be dee-lish. Gently, lovingly, you lay the blade of your knife against the taut skin of the dark heirloom red, already seeing wedges of perfect thickness—not too thin, not too thick.

You pull the knife toward you anticipating a slice of tomato falling to the board… but, nothing. The skin is not even punctured.

You take another pass and press harder. Nothing. (more…)

jonzing to podcast

Jonzing to Podcast Workshop

By on April 16, 2014

Do you want to make a positive impact in the world through audio? Do you have great ideas to share with the world but are getting hung up on the tech side of things?   Get over the tech. Save a ton of time. Learn the logistics quickly so you can focus on your content. […]

Continue Reading
MollyFisk-thumb

[04] Molly Fisk: Caring for your art, your business, and yourself

By on April 3, 2014

Award-winning Molly Fisk has a unique insight into the journey as a creative entrepreneur. Her own entrepreneurial spirit has led her from sweater designer to banker, poet, teacher, radio commentator and now Skills for Change Life Coach. Listen in as she and host Shawn Tuttle talk about: marketing authenticity, building an online community, and setting […]

Continue Reading
Junk-blog

Unexpected benefits in a pile o’junk

By on March 26, 2014

One of the sweet aspects about traveling is how easy it is to strike up conversations with people. When out of the patterns and issues of daily life, it just seems easier to be open to new people. The day my plane landed in San Francisco from Thailand, my sister picked me up at the […]

Continue Reading
Knife-blog

Do you have the right “stuff”? Things *can* make us happy

By on March 26, 2014

[Warning: this post involves sensitive imagery of out-of-season veggies] Did you know that one the most dangerous things in your kitchen is a DULL knife? Not only is it dangerous, it’s downright hazardous to your emotional state. Observe: There you are making a most gorgeous salad. Fresh greens, the perfect avocado, a sprinkling of feta… […]

Continue Reading

Copyright © 2026 The Natural Professional