Amma Human

Honestly, adapting is not easy. From learning that it's time to move to an adjacent field, to dealing with loss during a pandemic, and then facing my personal trauma to prepare for the work I'm now doing. I wanted to catch you up on the transitions and the learnings and also share some of what my clients are experiencing too.

I hope you enjoy, get something to take with you for the journey, and as always, please reach out if you'd like to connect. 

The amazing Anna Tsui joins Amma Human in our first interview with the Intuitive Business Coach and author of Shadow Magic. After filming this podcast Anna Tsui was asked to speak at the White House about Asian hate crime that's been on the rise. I love her perspective on how those who work in healing arts from Eastern traditions are called to step forward and use their voices during these heinous crimes. 

We also talk about cutting cords, building a personal practice, and other fun stuff! Take a listen...

Jeffrey Kass is an author, lawyer and community activist residing in Denver, Colorado. Over the past 25 years, Jeffrey has authored over 100 articles on issues such as Israel, race, politics, law and religion. His works have been published in both major and regional publications over the years, including several pieces in the St. Louis Post Dispatch, The Utah Star Tribune, the Connecticut Jewish Ledger, The St. Louis Jewish Light, The Ohio Jewish Chronicle, Visions and others. Jeffrey is a guest-lecturer at Washington University, UCLA and The University of Colorado-Denver. His collection of short stories Oreos and a Pack of Marlboro Lights has been published by Adelaide Books in 2019.  

You can find more about his work here: www.jeffreykass.com

And for more on the podcast or coaching head over to our HQ: www.meganmarini.com 

Learn how Mark Metry has sped up his success with techniques baked in science. We bring Mark on to announce his forthcoming book, Screw Being Shy where he teaches us how to re-conceptualize what it means to grow personally and professionally. And it's probably not what you think it is. 

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Now, do we really mean anything at all? Yep, we do. Eric Chasen went from bankruptcy, losing his fiancé, and his mother all in the matter of months. After hitting rock bottom, he starting living a life by design and went on to 7 years later be a self-made millionaire, retiring in his 40s. Check out his interpersonal skills, and grab his 7 tips and start winning today.

Joe Ames went from average corporate job to pivoting his whole life to a fitness junkie, cross fit legend, and vitamin expert. Join us for a walk through what Joe has gone through and hear about his path toward the fittest man in the world. We're glad to have you Joe, you're an inspiration.

When faced with change, whether it's in your career or a bad habit you know is holding you back, there are certain behaviors and skills you can learn to help you get through unscathed. Hear from Tony Martignetti and Paul Dio as they share their personal and professional stories of change. 

Learn more at www.bostonmensgroup.com 

Join Patrick Jennings as he breaks down the three Cs to ensure you not only start, but maintain an action strategy for long enough to ensure RESULTS.

Join Tony Martignetti, The Inspired Coach and Boston Men's Group Coach, for his insight on the balancing act of YES and NO, and how great leaders default to NO more than YES. Learn how to navigate this by listening to the latest podcast below.

Check out Paul and Megan riffing ideas on a growth versus fixed mindset. They weave through Carol Dweck's work and Ray Dalio and help you grab tangible action items to upgrade your own mindset.