Truly Amazing Women Radio Show

New York Times bestselling author and world-renowned speaker Kristine Carlson is passionate about spreading her message of waking up to life with joy and gratitude amidst the ups and downs of this earthly existence.

We couldn’t are more thrilled to make this Truly Amazing Woman our cover story of the Summer 2019 issue of Inkandescent Women magazine: http://www.InkandescentWomen.com. It was our pleasure to interview Kristine in the living room of her Northern California home, where she talks about her mission to expand upon the phenomenal success of her late husband Dr. Richard Carlson’s work in the “Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff” series. read more...

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Hello and welcome to the Truly Amazing Women Radio Show — the podcast channel that features women who are making strides and changing lives on the Inkandescent Radio Network.

Today’s special guest is Kristina Bouweiri, owner of Reston Limousine, Washington DC metropolitan area’s largest luxury transportation provider. Kristina and I have been friends since 2003 when we met a women’s networking event, and in the 15 years that I’ve known this Inkandescent Woman, her spirit and success have never ceased to amaze me. read more...

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How can you practically, and easily, harness the power of your intuition? That’s the question we asked internationally-renown intuitive guide Laura Day, author of seven books on the topic, including “Practical Intuition,” and her latest, “How to Rule the World from your Couch.”

To fully embrace all that is coming to you in 2015, Day offers 15 do’s and don’ts to help you tweak your intuition.

In this podcast interview you’ll learn:

The importance of having a goal. “The key to harnessing your intuition is to have a goal or a target about what you are trying to get information about,” says Day. “Then, when you get that “out of the blue” direct information, you know where to direct it — and how to interpret it.” Not worrying about getting information you can’t do anything about. “If a bolt of lightening is going to strike you in three minutes, and you aren’t going to have time to move, intuition is not going to let you know that,” Day explains. “But it will let you know it’s coming if you do have time to move. Intuitive impressions are usually actionable. The reason this is important is because people confuse intuition with their fears or their hopes.” * The value of keeping an intuition journal.* Day shares: “Two weeks before 9/11, I participated in a telepathy forum and everyone in the class kept seeing visual images of planes crashing into buildings. But the two days before 9/11, my colleagues weren’t reporting anything like that. We all tracked what we were seeing, and after the tragic event, I was reminded that one of the wonderful things about keeping a running dialogue in an intuition journal will help you predict things far in advance — but sometimes you can’t do anything about them.” That’s just for starters. read more...

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The Network of Enterprising Women (NEW) was born in 1988, founded by Shirley Wagner and Debbie Johnston, two professional businesswomen seeking to build a women’s networking group by meeting each month to laugh, network, and build relationships. Soon, they were joined by hundreds of others, and NEW became a nonprofit, with a board of directors and an active philanthropic initiative.

“The main goal of NEW is to assist and encourage women who desire to become established in business, and to promote and foster the exchange of knowledge and understanding of methods for success in establishing and maintaining a business,” says Dee Dee Schurman, the incoming 2015 president. read more...

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Truly Amazing Woman Mary Foley believes that energizing careers and events don’t just happen — they are engineered.

She has combined her engineering education, her passion for inspiring professional women, and her two decades of live program experience to help women invigorate their careers and help meeting planners power up the live events and communities that professional women crave.

Known for her uncommon insights, candor, and humor, Foley is an author, featured blogger on WorkingMother.com, video maven, lively presenter, engaging facilitator, and event engineer — and she refuses to wear a pocket protector! read more...

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Colleen Mudlaff is the president of the DC-based Women’s Diplomatic Series (WDS), an organization that she and a handful other women founded in the fall of 2009. The goal is to encourage women to be better global citizens, through exposure to Washington’s distinguished diplomatic community. And they are certainly hitting their target.

We were honored to join the group in the fall of 2014, and have already visited with the ambassador of Pakistan, Jalil Abbas Jilani, and his wife, Shaista Jilani, as well as the ambassador of Botswana, Tebelelo Mazile Seretse. read more...

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What happens when you are so successful in your business that you have all the financial security you worked so hard for — and now, anything is blooming possible?

“The answer may be harder to come up with than you think,” admits Ana Dutra, 50, the former CEO of Korn/Ferry Leadership and Talent Consulting, where she created a $300 million global business before retiring last year. “Now, I have so many options — I need to step back and assess where I want to go. Yes, it’s a great problem to have. But still, it’s a challenge.” read more...

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What do you know about the amazing Dolley Madison?

If it’s cupcakes, you don’t know the real story, insists Dr. Catherine Allgor, a professor of history at the University of California and Yale Ph.D., who is now the director of education and the Huntington Library Art Collection and Botanical Gardens.

Her 2006 book, “A Perfect Union: Dolley Madison and the Creation of the American Nation,” was a finalist for the George Washington Prize in 2007. Allgor’s book was then turned into the script for the American Experience film for PBS entitled, “Dolley Madison: America’s First Lady.” read more...

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What do handstands and marketing have in common? That’s the question the yogi and serial entrepreneur Andrea Allen answers in her new series,

“Do you ever wonder how yogis easily stick a handstand, meditate for long periods of time or effortlessly slide into the splits?” she asks. “Maybe you’re one of them and already know the truth: it doesn’t happen overnight! Certain principles need to be applied, like focus, discipline, presence, letting go and practice.”

More and more people every day are becoming aware of these principles and are seeing the benefits, and here’s the really exciting news: “There is a world-wide movement happening in the business world where owners and management are starting to apply these yogic principles to marketing, sales, and operations and seeing results,” Allen insists. “Awesome, right?” read more...

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