Aired Tuesday, 4 April 2017, 2:00 PM ET Finding and Honoring Your Authentic Voice Fear often gets in the way of expressing our voices in the world. Too often we hedge, keep our voice private or doubt its value altogether. You know the feeling, right? I know I felt that way for many years. As my guest, Author, Transformational Coach and Spiritual Mentor Nancy Swisher shares, “As a woman committed to living your highest potential, finding the voice of your deepest self is e...
Aired Tuesday, 4 April 2017, 2:00 PM ET
Finding and Honoring Your Authentic Voice
Fear often gets in the way of expressing our voices in the world. Too often we hedge, keep our voice private or doubt its value altogether. You know the feeling, right? I know I felt that way for many years. As my guest, Author, Transformational Coach and Spiritual Mentor Nancy Swisher shares, “As a woman committed to living your highest potential, finding the voice of your deepest self is essential. It is this voice that anchors you to and illuminates your path. Your ultimate authority is the divine voice in your own soul.” Today we’ll be talking about why women feel disconnected from their authentic voice, the difference between finding your voice and standing behind it, and Nancy will share what led her to write her memoir, The Life That Woke Me Up Was My Own, and her own journey of becoming disconnected from the fullness of her Being and the choices she made to reconnect.
About the Guest: Nancy Swisher
Author, Transformational Coach and Spiritual Mentor, Nancy has been supporting women to heal, transform, and evolve in consciousness for over 20 years. Her signature program is called Find Your Voice, Stand Behind It, Change the World.
Nancy is a certified facilitator of the acclaimed Inner Bonding® spiritual healing process. She has traveled to London each year since 2011 to lead the Inner Bonding® weekend workshop. While in England she also teaches workshops on self-love, writing, and consciousness.
Nancy holds an MFA in Creative Nonfiction from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She was awarded the New York Individual Artists Grant for poetry in 1983 and has published prose and poetry in literary journals. Portions of her memoir, The Life That Woke Me Up Was My Own, received honorable mention at the Artists at Work Fellowship Competition.
When she is not painting, writing, or working with clients, she enjoys walking in nature, photographing birds, and having soulful conversations with friends.
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