starTEDover's podcast

My guest today is Yaron Engler, who shares his story of leading with his heart from country to country and a spiritual journey that gave him a path to break through a lifetime of struggles with depression.

Yaron is a men's coach and workshops facilitator who has spent more than 20 years exploring and road testing mindfulness so nothing is taught that he hasn't tried out himself. A professional drummer who has performed and worked around the world, Yaron’s direct, honest and playful approach inspires and motivates clients and audiences to create simple, positive change resulting in personal growth.

He is passionate about bringing the best out of individuals by cultivating stronger self-awareness and developing more courageous and honest communication between people.

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starTEDover is a series of 18 minute inspiring stories of falling and standing back up, getting knocked over and rebuilding, healing, growing, persevering.

These interviews are edited down to 18 minutes, because 18, in Hebrew numerology, is the number for life or chai, and my hope is that these stories of starting over could enliven you today or even save a life.

Music is provided by my friends Malte Hagemeister and Kristian Nord of The Great Escape. You can find out more about them and their inspiring music at www.CaliforniaMusic.com.

If you liked today’s episode and want to hear more inspirational stories of starting over, please subscribe here, leave a review, and tell a friend.

And, if you’re inspired to do so, share a little about your story. I’d love to hear it, even if it’s still in the early stages of writing.

And, if you are in a place in life where you have a hard time imagining what starting over could look like, reach out to me at [email protected] and let’s see if a coaching relationship is the right one for you at this time.

I’m Ted Riter, wishing you blessings for starting over.

My guest today is Jennifer Lovely, who shares her story of acting out, healing through her sons’ experience in addiction recovery, and letting go of seeing herself as a victim.

Jennifer Lovely is an Ontological and Recovery Coach who empowers those who want to reclaim their lives back and desire to be more than what their trauma has told them they are, She loves the messy grit of life and getting her hands dirty with her clients. In addition to her Reclaiming Grace program, she works with clients on an individual basis. She also has a podcast called Wet P*ussy, which is all about living our lives from the juiciest place possible.

For more about Jennifer, please visit: www.jenniferlovelycoaching.com

starTEDover is a series of 18 minute inspiring stories of falling and standing back up, getting knocked over and rebuilding, healing, growing, persevering.

These interviews are edited down to 18 minutes, because 18, in Hebrew numerology, is the number for life or chai, and my hope is that these stories of starting over could enliven you today or even save a life.

Music is provided by my friends Malte Hagemeister and Kristian Nord of The Great Escape. You can find out more about them and their inspiring music at www.CaliforniaMusic.com.

If you liked today’s episode and want to hear more inspirational stories of starting over, please subscribe here, leave a review, and tell a friend.

And, if you’re inspired to do so, share a little about your story. I’d love to hear it, even if it’s still in the early stages of writing.

And, if you are in a place in life where you have a hard time imagining what starting over could look like, reach out to me at [email protected] and let’s see if a coaching relationship is the right one for you at this time.

I’m Ted Riter, wishing you blessings for starting over.

My guest today is Rachel O’Brien, who shares her story of climbing up to a “perfect life”,” being washed out with lymphoma, and the lessons of the Itsy Bitsy Spider.

Rachel started her professional life as a travel agent in Adelaide, South Australia in 1990. For 20 years she tirelessly worked her way up the corporate ladder and in early 2010, she was appointed Executive General Manager of Flight Centre Australia - responsible for $7B in sales, $200M profit and 7,000 people. This same year, she married the love of her life, Shannon O'Brien. Within months of the promotion and the dream wedding, life would take an unexpected turn when she was diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins lymphoma, a life threatening illness.

This triggered a complete life change - an awakening into the ongoing journey to discover her true purpose.

In the last 10 years since achieving remission from her illness and leaving Flight Centre, Rachel has embarked on a remarkable healing journey of physical, emotional and spiritual growth and discovery.

Studying shamanic healing, nutrition, meditation, yogic sexuality and most recently, made a number of trips to Mallorca to study with a Kundalini Yoga master to become a qualified teacher.

Her working life now is spent facilitating her signature workshops - Invincible leadership and Goddess in the Boardroom, working 1 on 1 mentoring others to their full potential and as a non-executive director. And she does a bit of yoga teaching too.

Rachel considers herself a work in progress - growing, opening and learning what it is to be fully alive.

To contact Rachel: [email protected]

My next guest on starTEDover is Lorna Bennett, who shares her story of making fear her best friend in order to write the next chapter in her life.

Lorna is a teacher, speaker, coach, and change consultant passionate about personal growth and transformation. She celebrates people turning themselves ON - mentally, physically and spiritually - to live their Passion and Purpose through Freedom and Connection.

With more than 20 years experience in consulting, teaching, business leadership and organizational development, Lorna has served as a change catalyst under many umbrellas. She is an experienced Yoga and Barre teacher, Reiki Master, motivational speaker, published writer, relationship coach, sacred sexuality teacher, organizational change facilitator, and mother of three children (six if you include fur-babies!)

Lorna’s teaching style offers inspiring, theme-focused classes with a precise focus on Mindfulness, Meditation and optimal alignment from the inside-out. Her coaching clients feel empowered utilizing everyday Life Practices to consciously Tune In, Turn On, Live Freely, and Love Deeply.

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My guest today on starTEDover is Mark Doody, who shares his story of being caught in a cycle of shame and drug use that he finally broke with a prayer to find his car keys.

Mark experienced an incredible transformation. After years of struggling with heroin addiction he reconnected with hope and strength as he stepped into a life of sobriety and purpose. Today, with 8 years of sobriety, Mark works in a leadership role for an LA based tech company, is in a healthy loving relationship with a beautiful partner, and dedicates his spare time to helping people struggling with addiction find sobriety for themselves.