#creativetalk podcast
Owning a business is hard. That's why there's creativetalkEach week Amber & Kebrasca give real marketing answers from a couple that started their business during a global financial crisis with no money and a decade later, continue to thrive working with Fortune 500 companies…
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"Your pet is taking on your stuff" an animal communicator explains what your dog and cat are really doing (opens the original)
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"Generally animals don't have health issues — they take on ours." Geraint Seren has been speaking with animals since childhood, when two birds once translated for each other so he could understand a kookaburra. Thirty years on he's a seer, medium, shamanic practitioner and land healer working across Australia with permission granted through Aboriginal cultural protocol. This episode covers what your pet is really doing for you, the exact words to release them from carrying it, animals and past l
She lost 35kg in 5 months with no gym, after one diagnosis scared her into changing a single meal (opens the original)
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Bridget Foliaki-Davis was drinking half a bottle of vodka a day, hiding from her own children, diagnosed with fatty liver disease and pre-diabetic despite being an award-winning chef who'd cooked in some of the best restaurants in the world. "I knew how to cook. I had no idea how to eat." One healthy meal started a decade of transformation: 35kg lost in five months with no exercise, seven cookbooks, and the 28-Day Boost Camp now helping thousands worldwide. She shares the gut-health truths every
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