Rebel by Design

Unlock your subconscious mind for business success: Subconscious marketing strategies for client attraction with Gaby Abrams

Do you ever feel like success in business requires you to constantly push yourself?
What if you embraced the idea of enjoying your work?
Welcome to episode 33 of Rebel By Design! In this episode, I’m speaking with subconscious expert and marketing business coach, Gaby Abrams.
We are discussing how she encourages her clients to have fun and enjoy their work.
 
In this conversation, you will learn marketing strategies and tips to empower your subconscious mind that will create a sustainable business.
 
Join us in this episode to learn more about the importance of having fun in business and life, and how you can shift your mindset to achieve sustainable success.
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Lindsey Lockett: How to stand in your power and speak the truth to win over Cancel Culture

Not feeling like you can be your true self on social media because of cancel culture?
If you use social media in your business and you’ve experienced being harassed online or being cancelled, you know how stressful it is to feel like you need to step on eggshells. 
Welcome to episode 32 of the Rebel By Design podcast! In this episode, I’m chatting with a trauma and nervous system coach, Lindsey Lockett. 
We’re talking about staying true to your beliefs, taking care of your mental health, and being consistent in your content to grow your followers while navigating cancel culture on social media. 
Lindsey also shares her experience with being cancelled, how it dysregulated her nervous system, and how she bounced back from online harassment.
Today's episode is your reminder that you don't need to resonate with everyone. 
Stay authentic and consistent!
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Pamela Garfield: Empower yourself, be bold and speak up. Erase cancel culture and fight for the truth.

Are you afraid to speak your mind despite knowing the truth?
Cancel culture has been so popular, people are weaponized for voicing their opinion. 
People are basically punished for having a different perspective.
But what happens when cancel culture takes over the  medical field? 
In a world where providers are now afraid of clinical discussions because of the fear of being fired or hated by colleagues, how are they going to fight for their patients?
Welcome to episode 31 of Rebel By Design! In this episode, I’m speaking with licensed clinical social worker Pamela Garfield-Jaeger.
We are discussing how cancel culture has affected many people not just online but even in the real world.
We are opening  up a conversation about the fear and stigma that comes along with speaking out about pseudo “taboo topics” like gender identity and COVID policies. Also, Pamela encourages us to be bold and speak up- even when it’s difficult to.
In this conversation, we urge you to be bold and speak up for the truth.
 
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Teva Johnstone: Unpacking the physical and mental health implications of treating gender dysphoria in children

The American Academy of Pediatrics’ newly released guidelines surrounding childhood obesity has sparked a huge debate amongst mental health professionals in the online space.
 
While the treatment of childhood obesity and the medicalization of children with gender dysphoria or gender identity issues may seem like two distinct issues, there are some obvious parallels between them. 
 
And, it begs the question- What are the long-term physical and mental health implications of such heavy-handed medical treatments on our children?
 
Welcome to episode 30 of Rebel By Design! In this episode, I’m speaking with licensed clinical social worker, coach, consultant, and return guest: Teva Johnstone.
 
We are discussing how it is essential to consider the ideological worldviews behind this debate, and to remember that the goal is to accept our bodies and ourselves.
 
Again, cancel culture is undoubtedly playing a huge part in this debate. 
 
In this conversation we urge you to focus on the soul, not just the physical- so we can create a positive environment for ALL children to feel safe, loved, and accepted.  
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Ezenwanyi Ugbor: How political correctness vs. telling the truth about gender identity politics is holding back the progress of a truly diverse society

Do you find that the people who want to abolish binary thinking are the ones holding on to their own limited beliefs in order to avoid even considering differing perspectives?
 
Do you feel like we live in a world that is constantly trying to blur the lines of gender identity and race, and we aren't allowed to say how we feel or be honest without being hurtful to somebody else?
 
The world is full of people who feel like they can't speak their mind because they're afraid of hurting someone else's feelings. But the truth is that voicing non mainstream points of view is the only way to move the discussion forward.
 
Welcome to episode 29 of Rebel By Design! In this episode, I’m speaking with educator, author and content creator: Ezenwanyi Ugbor. 
 
In our conversation, we delve into gender identity politics, racism, and how the language we use around these topics matters.
 
Ezenwanyi is speaking up even though it’s not politically correct or convenient - but it is honest. 
 
Because, If no one speaks up, then nothing will change.
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Teva Johnstone: How speaking out about gender theories shouldn’t be a career ending act.

What happens when staying silent is more difficult than speaking out about difficult but important topics?
 
Sharing a unique viewpoint within today’s cancel culture climate feels like you’re taking a giant risk- particularly when speaking about gender identity politics. 
 
But, what if creating an untouchable group of people is actually dehumanizing and a complete disservice to everyone?
 
Welcome to episode 28 of the Rebel By Design podcast! In this episode, I’m speaking with  licensed clinical social worker, coach, and consultant: Teva Johnstone.
 
Teva and I discuss why cancel culture needs to stop, and how speaking out about gender theories shouldn’t be a career-ending act.
 
Today, we share how wellness always comes from within, and hope that our courage to speak out is contagious!
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Sonia Orlu: Opting out of identity politics and leaving the Black Lives Matter movement as an African Woman

Do all black people believe they are being marginalized?
 
What’s it like to voice your opinion when your identity markers and your thought process don't “align” according to the online mob?
 
Welcome to episode 27 of the Rebel by Design podcast! In this episode, I’m speaking with Sonia Orlu about the state of identity politics, free speech, diversity, and inclusion in the online space.
 
We’re having a thought-provoking discussion and applying logical thinking to the issues of the day.
 
Remember, to speak up if you agree. Going against the grain isn't always easy- but it’s always worth it!
 
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Kayla Perry: Why cancel culture needs to stop and the value of having a civil discussion.

Is social media not “the real world”?
 
What if you’re an online entrepreneur and rely on these platforms to engage with your audience regularly?
 
If you’ve ever gone back and forth with someone online and wondered where the ability to have a civil disagreement has gone, you’ll love this conversation!
 
Welcome to episode 26 of the Rebel By Design podcast! In this episode, I’m chatting with Kayla Perry. Kayla has a background in clinical psychology and is currently a behavior analyst- who is unafraid to share her “against the grain” perspectives and worldviews online.
 
In this conversation, we discuss how she got canceled, and how saying “controversial” things out loud that most people keep to themselves is both freeing and terrifying.
 
We are taking a deep dive into all things social media cancel culture, the ability to have a conversation that isn't reduced to name calling, and questioning all the social grandstanding in the name of social justice that is going on online.
 
So, get brutally honest and speak your truth, because cancel culture is toxic!
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Rachel Goodman: Finding freedom as an online entrepreneur while navigating cancel culture

Do you inherently trust yourself to figure things out in your business, no matter what?
 
Do you trust your business to survive and thrive if it comes up against getting canceled?
 
Welcome to the life of an entrepreneur! It can be riddled with anxiety and growth- but ultimately it can be exhilarating!
 
Welcome to the Rebel By Design podcast! In this episode, I’m sharing my conversation with Rachel Goodman! She is an intuitive eating and food freedom dietitian, who also mentors professionals in finding freedom in their business!
 
Rachel and I talk about all things, self-censorship, how cancel culture is toxic, and why people are so afraid to speak their minds, or even ask questions right now!
 
Entrepreneurs, at their core, are helpers. Even if at a micro level we help just one person- the ripple effects are immeasurable.
 
Today, I hope to encourage you to speak your mind, and voice your opinions- because the world needs you!
 
I hope this conversation inspires you to be more of yourself in your business every day!
 
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Kenzie Brenna: Why cancel culture needs to stop, speaking your mind, and clapping back

Is what’s going on in the online space a social justice movement or online bullying in disguise?
 
Is our support of other human beings really being reduced to one or two perspectives they express and 140 characters?
 
These days if you voice your opinion online and it’s different from the status quo, you’re basically told not to exist, or that you’re taking up too much space. Self-censorship isn’t any way to live life.
 
Welcome to episode 24 of the Rebel By Design podcast! In this episode, I’m chatting with podcaster, writer, and Instagram and Tiktok content creator: Kenzie Brenna. 
 
Kenzie and I talk about why cancel culture is toxic, online diet space, clapping back and deciding that different opinions deserve to be heard- even if it feels uncomfortable.
 
There is a lot that can be uncovered if we allow ourselves to sit in discomfort.
 
We don’t have all the answers or solutions, and our discussion points out that telling someone else to be silent isn’t helpful in amplifying other voices.
 
There’s a way for all voices to be heard and have a seat at the table. But it’s not by removing seats- it’s by making the table longer.
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