About The Guest(s):
Minerva Maharajh is a certified Spiritual life coach, ICF-accredited PCC coach, energy and wealth expander, and the founder and director of Goddess of Wisdom Spiritual Life Coaching and Starseed Academy Coach Training. She is passionate about helping powerful women build wealth, rest, and freedom into their businesses and lives by doing less and being more.

Summary:
Minerva Maharajh shares her journey of creating a life and business of rest, freedom, and abundance. She emphasizes the importance of being true to oneself and following one's intuition to create a life aligned with one's desires. Minerva also discusses the power of human design and how understanding one's energetic blueprint can lead to more ease and success in business. She highlights the need to honor both the head and the intuition and offers practical tips for discerning between the two. Minerva also introduces her high-level mastermind program, Portal to Overflow, which supports individuals in creating a life of abundance and fulfillment.

Key Takeaways:

• Embrace your unique vision and desires, and allow them to guide your actions and decisions.
• Honor both the head and the intuition, and find a balance between logic and intuition.
• Clear the resistance and limiting beliefs that may be holding you back from creating your desired life.
• Trust your gut instincts and listen to your intuition, as it often holds the answers you seek.
• Focus on creating from a place of ease and alignment rather than forcing and pushing.

Quotes:

• "Your desires are there for a reason. If it's in you, it's meant for you." - Minerva Maharajh.
• "When we're in the most pain and discomfort and suffering, it's when we're resisting who we are." - Minerva Maharajh.
• "You're either creating or you're waiting or in victim mode." - Minerva Maharajh.

Resources:
Goddess of Wisdom Spiritual Life Coaching
Starseed Academy Coach Training
Minerva's Instagram

Priest of Inanna Website
Julian's Instagram

About The Guest:
Pamela Ayo Yetunde is a pastoral counselor, author, and co-founder of the Buddhist Justice Reporter. She is known for her work in fostering spiritual kinship and community, as well as her advocacy for social justice and human rights. Pamela has written several books, including "Casting Indra's Net: Fostering Spiritual Kinship and Community" and "Black and Buddhist: What Buddhism Can Teach Us About Race, Resilience, Transformation, and Freedom."

Summary:
Pamela Ayo Yetunde discusses the central theme of her book, "Casting Indra's Net," which is the interconnectedness of all beings and the ethical commitment we should have towards one another. She reflects on the unrest and division in society, particularly during the George Floyd protests and the pandemic, and emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding across differences. Pamela also explores the role of activism in creating change and the need to respect and engage with those who hold different views. She encourages listeners to start where they are and foster connections within their local communities.

Key Takeaways:

• We are all interconnected, and our thoughts and actions impact others. Cultivating an ethical commitment towards one another is essential for the well-being of all.
• It is possible to respectfully engage with people who hold different views, recognizing their humanity while still advocating for change.
• Activism plays a crucial role in raising awareness and advocating for legislative change, but it should be approached with empathy and nonviolent communication.
• Building a sense of community starts with connecting with our neighbors and engaging in meaningful conversations and interactions.
• Trusting our lived experiences and fostering empathy can help bridge divides and create a more compassionate society.

Quotes:

• "We are interconnected, and therefore our thoughts, behaviors, and concerns impact others in particular ways." - Pamela Ayo Yetunde
• "If we can remember that we are interconnected, we may also cultivate a certain ethical commitment towards one another for the well-being of all of us." - Pamela Ayo Yetunde
• "We can respect the person, the body of the person. We can respect that they came to their beliefs through a particular journey without having to agree." - Pamela Ayo Yetunde
• "Start where you are. Trust your lived experience of the people in your neighborhood." - Pamela Ayo Yetunde

Resources
Pamela Ayo Yetunde's Website

Priest of Inanna Website
Instagram

About The Guest(s):

Sarah Santacroce is a conscious business coach and the creator of Humane Marketing. She has over a decade of experience running a successful LinkedIn consulting business and has written two books on the topic. Sarah helps heart-centered entrepreneurs rediscover their passion and create a business that aligns with their values.

Summary:

Sarah Santacroce joins Julian Crosson-Hill on The Answer Your Unique Calling Podcast to discuss humane marketing. Sarah shares her journey of disillusionment with traditional marketing techniques and how she created a more empathetic and ethical approach to marketing. She explains the difference between traditional and humane marketing, highlighting the manipulative tactics often used in the former. Sarah emphasizes the importance of authenticity, vulnerability, and emotional intelligence in business and marketing. She also discusses fair pricing and the need for open conversations about money. Sarah provides practical advice for new entrepreneurs looking to implement humane marketing strategies, such as focusing on their strengths and finding ways to connect with their ideal clients. She also shares resources, including her one-page marketing plan and book, "Marketing Like We're Human."

Key Takeaways:

• Humane marketing brings empathy, kindness, and authenticity to business and marketing.
• Traditional marketing often relies on manipulative tactics and focuses solely on profit, while humane marketing prioritizes relationships and service.
• Authenticity and vulnerability are vital in building trust and connecting with clients.
• Fair pricing is about valuing your services and discussing money with clients openly.
• New entrepreneurs should focus on their strengths and find marketing strategies that align with their values and resonate with their ideal clients.

Quotes:

• "People do business with people who stand for something." - Sarah Santacroce
• "Humane marketing is about using our emotional intelligence and bringing emotions to business." - Sarah Santacroce

Resources:

Sarah' Website
The 1-Page Marketing Plan
The Humane Marketing Circle

Julian's Website