130 | Steve & Michelle of the Laugh or Go Crazy Podcast on Being Selfless, Manifestation and Finding Joy in Everyday Life

LET IT OUT

Katie Dalebout

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4.8 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2016

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Summary

Welcome back to another week of the podcast. This week I speak with two guests who are actually podcast co-hosts themselves and such lovely people. Steve and Michelle host the very popular podcast Laugh or Go Crazy where they talk about where the spiritual meets the comical. They are both elementary school teachers and best friends who record some of their real-life deep conversations about life, love, career, friendship, parenthood, feelings and more and share them through their podcast. We talk in this episode all about how they met and how the podcast was conceived. We get into personal growth and the law of attraction and how they use these concepts on a practical level. It's a fun, inspiring conversation I loved having. I'm sure you'll love getting to know them as much as I did in today's very sweet episode. The two of them even came to my book launch party in NYC last spring...if that doesn't tell you what thoughtful, genuine, and supportive people they are then this episode for sure will...

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0:00.0	We are all like playing this game of life together and I think that we have to give ourselves a break and say,
0:09.0	you know what? We have good days, we have bad days, we make mistakes, we do great things, like just accept it all, whatever it is,
0:16.0	and move forward and make the changes that you feel you need to make in your own personal life and and just keep moving forward that's it you know one step ahead three steps back
0:28.5	Katie Katie let it out with Katie.
0:45.3	Let it out with Katie Dale Bow, enthusiast and curator of people and ideas.
0:49.2	You need to hear.
0:51.8	Hello, everyone.
0:56.4	Welcome back to the podcast, Let It Out, hosted by me, Katie Dale Bow,
1:01.1	and I am the author of the book by the same name. So thank you so much for listening to my podcast and being back here again. If you're a long time listener, and if you're new, welcome.
1:08.3	So you just heard a quote by one of two of today's guests. I have on the host,
1:14.1	the co-hosts with the most from the podcast Laugh or Go Crazy, Stephen Michelle, on my show today.
1:21.3	And we have a delightful conversation. I think it will definitely leave you uplifted and happier than it found you,
1:30.3	hopefully. That was the case for me. I just relistened to it. We talk about so many things from
1:34.9	manifesting to intuition to starting a podcast and their process of becoming friends and
1:41.3	starting a podcast is really such a beautiful story. It's one of my favorite
1:45.5	things ever. So we talk a lot about friendship. Michelle is a mother and both Steve and Michelle
1:50.5	are grade school teachers. So we talk about having multiple passions and it's just a really
1:58.3	fantastic conversation. Like I said, Michelle is a mother, so we talk a little bit
2:02.2	about motherhood, and we get into just a bunch of really great topics. So I think you will enjoy
2:07.2	the conversation as much as I do, and I'm going to get right on into that. Not much to plug
2:12.8	this week other than if you find value in the show, if it makes you feel less alone, if you find it interesting,
2:18.3	if it keeps you company on your commute, it would be so great if you could give the show some love.
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