Living Your Passion

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October 2013

Interview with Lianne Bridges, co-founder of Light Express

By |2017-07-13T17:43:55-04:00October 10th, 2013|Career and Business, Guest Blogggers & Interviews, Living Your Passion|

In this episode of Light Express, Joanna McDonald interviews Lianne Bridges about her work helping people follow their purpose, with passion and abundance. Lianne shares her personal story of how she started on her path and tips to help others do the same. This show is designed to help all of us awaken to our full potential and express our light in order to live in purpose and wellbeing.If you have any ideas or suggestions, please write us: Contact@DesigningTransformation.com Co-produced by: Joanna McDonald Soul Food Sessions http://joannamcdonald.webs.com Designing Transformation Services https://designingtransformation.com

June 2012

Are you living life or just working for a living?

By |2017-07-13T17:43:56-04:00June 25th, 2012|Living Your Passion|

There is no crisis! A new economy is here. Via: JuicyLivingTour.com Lilou Mace interviews Paul Efmorfidis, Greek entrepreneur and Ivo Valkenburg, Dutch author and consultant at Spirit in Finance. Their lively conversation offers a new perspective on the financial crisis in Greece and Europe. They discuss how following your heart, living with passion and purpose can translate into work that is not only rewarding, but will allow for deep creativity that can help transcend the economic and political crisis. According to Valkenburg, "Greece (referring to the crisis) is an illusion. Happiness is from the inside out. This is a big opportunity to wake up and see what we can add to the world and make a positive difference. If we have 1 million people with no money, we have 1 million people with passion, with talent, with creativity. " Efmorfidis agrees, "Greece is a crisis of habit. I am very allergic to banks." He explains how when he started his business, he got a loan from a bank. Once it was paid off it cost him four and a half [...]

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