We dive into the mindset of being a digital nomad

I had an opportunity to sit down with Mason Church (Miles of Smiles) and discuss one of the biggest limiting beliefs: Fear of Judgement

Interviewed Mitch Swersky. His story is a great example of how opening your mind to the possibility to do something different can lead to a life of unexpected success.

Had an amazing interview with a successful real estate agent. We talked about her journey and the power of owning landing and how using it can create finanical abundance.

Amy Van Meter is the Director of Human Resources and a National Recruiter for a Commercial Electrical Contractor in Denver, CO. She is focused on community involvement and educates the public on the opportunities available in the Electrical Trade. Ms. Van Meter is passionate about prison reform, re-entry and preparing people who are justice involved for jobs with a career path. Amy works with veteran organizations, the homeless coalition and many other community partners offering apprenticeship opportunities in the electrical trade. Amy is also a professional artist and studies and practices Herbology. The Van Meter family are native to Colorado and grew up in the Swansea neighborhood.

Robby Lee from a young age walked a path filled with all forms of abuse, neglect, and defeat into his thirties. He was in and out of group homes, homeless, attacked by alcohol and drug addiction and the final draw- eventually sentenced to prison. When he thought there was nothing left for him in this world and had made numerous attempts to end his life, with no success, he finally surrendered. He opened up his heart and mind to a new beginning. God behind bars was part of that new beginning. Through a new awakening of spiritual practice and positive awareness of a different life he could lead, he slowly and patiently came out of the darkness. No day is easy, but every new day is joyous. Robby now spends his time fulfilling his passion of helping others who are homeless. Robby feels it is his duty to help others create the path to sustainable living without being harassed by the police or others in society. Robby founded a non-profit called Damascus Road Miracles where his vision is leading the way to create a sustainable campground for the homeless population in Denver Colorado. This campground will have housing, laundry, food, clothing and other resources for those in need. The goal is to meet people where they are at, with no judgment. This environment will be designed to help them if they want off the streets but if they don't- it will give them a safe space to survive and find their way in their own time. Phase one of Robby's vision has just begun, he facilitates weekly Riverwalks with volunteers to pass out food, clothing, and resources to the homeless camps. Robby also organizes regular clean-up volunteer groups to help go into homeless clamps and provide simple services like hauling away trash. Robby's story and the network he has created will allow him and his organization to do big things in the coming years. Be on the lookout for more Damascus Road Miracles.

Follow @thezedbeat on social media after todays episode. We will focus on the subject of loneliness and how Julia Grace has used her life's story to create joy and happiness through her dance programs. Chapter 2: Dancing with Loneliness   Guest Biography: I’m Julia Grace, a licensed psychotherapist passionate about helping people find trust, flow, and meaning in their lives in ways that are creative and embodied. In seeing the positive and transformational effect expressive movement, art, and mindfulness practices had in my life, I set on a professional path to offer these therapies to others. I have dedicated the last 16 years to studying the nature of human behavior with a deep exploration on the role of the positive psychology, mindfulness, spirituality, embodiment and creativity in helping human beings thrive. In our sessions together, you will learn practical tools to manage difficult emotions, relationships, and live a life with peace and flow. You will increase resiliency, reduce stress and anxiety, overcome depression, trauma, and/or addiction, and learn how to navigate transitions in life with greater ease.  My tool box of therapy is rooted in positive psychology, spirituality, art therapy, dance/movement therapy, somatic psychotherapy, trauma treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, internal family systems, and mindfulness. My clinical experience includes working with adults with trauma and addiction in residential treatment; seniors with dementia in long term care; adults with mental health diagnoses in outpatient clinics; children with behavioral and neurological challenges and the “worried well” seeking greater clarity from the stresses of modern day life. https://www.almamovement.org https://www.thewavemovement.com/#home-section

Born out of the passion to inspire a lifestyle move-ment of enlightenment, courage, and personal growth. Growing up as a black man in America, Ihave beaten the cycle in every way possible.Themission is to bring awareness and resources forfreedom of financial, emotional, and spiritual growth.We all have the ability to do something special, it's upto us to take that first step forward into our greatness.