Her Table: Recent Episodes
Kelli And Jaya
Welcome to Her Table, a space where Kelli and Jaya pull up a chair, pour a coffee and connect with the goal of sharing from an authentic and sometimes raw, but always real place. Let’s talk about topics you can relate to, let’s talk about shortening the learning curve for each other and most importantly let’s talk about how incredibly amazing you all are, right here in this moment already! This is an environment of connection, collaboration, care, understanding and support. Fill your favourite mug, pull up a chair and enjoy having a seat at Her Table.
How do you relate to your wardrobe and what does that reveal about you? Are there unconscious beliefs about yourself that can hide under the layers we wear? Jaya says ABSOLUTELY! Listen as Kelli and Jaya discuss this important topic and how Jaya uses this tool to empower her clients.
Let’s talk about masculine energy and feminine energy! What does it really mean and how do we find balance between the two?
Jaya shares some deep realizations that stemmed from the adoption episodes and how she has learned to sit with emotions and understand them rather that sweep them aside. This episode is filled with hints of stories to come and the power of sharing our stories.
Kelli and Jaya continue the conversation about their shared experiences of being adopted
Kelli and Jaya were both adopted as babies and each share their unique experiences, thoughts and lessons learned.
We can make excuses and wait for perfection, or we can show up and make our dreams a reality. Especially when we are choosing a life outside of our comfort zone, it will often come down to one question that leaves us stuck or propels us forward. How bad do you want it?
Let’s talk about why the baby steps matter and what role emotions play in designing our lives on purpose.
Jaya and Kelli take a look at gratitude, growing through rough patches and how sometimes being selfish is selfless
Kelli and Jaya give a little background into how they connected and the desire that they each have to create honest and open dialogue.