LABL ME with Corinne Behnke

In this episode, I’m chatting with Queenie Hilfer of Reiki & Flow Healing. Queenie recently launched her Sound Healer Training Courses, and went from Advertising in Corporate America to practicing Reiki as a means to help people heal and hold space for others. We discuss spirituality, listening to your intuition, and the journey to starting her Reiki and Sound Healing practice.

RESOURCES: 

• Stop AAPI Hate to  report incidents and review the latest data around asian hate crimes
• New York Times' "Swelling Anti-Asian Violence: Who Is Being Attacked and Where"
• @DionLimTV Instagram Page
• @nextshark Instagram Page
• Donate to the AAPI Victory Alliance
• Sign the petition to Condemn Hate and Violence Against Asian American Women
• Sign up for Bystander Intervention Courses here
• Donate to Asian Americans Advancing Justice
• Read "What This Wave of Anti-Asian Violence Reveals About America"
• GoFundMe's Comprehensive List of victims to donate to here
• Watch Asian Americans PBS Docuseries
• Listen to the Podcast Self Evident for stories from Asian Americans

Creative Director and Brand Builder Marleisse Stephens & I touch on a range of topics including her move from Los Angeles back to her family’s homeland of Jamaica to revinvest into her heritage, how she founded her collective, The Working Remotely, which led to supporting the launch of the Philly-based, mission-driven restaurant, Down North Pizza. And finally, finding a new sense of values through prioritizing experience and exploration as a business metric for her ability to produce unique creative in this new chapter of her journey.

In this episode, I'm sitting down with Wemi Opakunle. She is an Author, Coach, and Multipreneur who has built a positive and purpose-driven community online through her coaching and Monday Doses of Inspiration. We talk on choosing gratitude daily, evolving on your life journey, and her upcoming course 'Get Out of Your Own Way".

This episode is a shorty, like me! I wanted to take a quick moment to give you more context behind why I started the LABL ME Podcast, how it came to be, and living in joy.

In this episode, I'm joined by Jess Matos - a Product Creative Producer at Netflix, Content Creator, and founder of The Tía Chronicles. We talk about her many labels as a Black, Latina woman, a creator, and a proud tía, as well as chasing growth in corporate America from the perspective of a first generation child of immigrants.

How do you LABL yourself? The LABL Me Podcast hosted by Corinne Behnke is a space where we discuss letting go of the societal pressures to be, do, or think as others say. It's about choosing to be more authentic Living A Better Life.