347. Cultivate Your Power with Tiff McFierce

Almost 30

Krista Williams & Lindsey Simcik

Health & Fitness, Alternative Health, Education, Self-improvement

4.5 • 4K Ratings

🗓️ 4 August 2020

⏱️ 69 minutes

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THE INTERVIEW First, please follow @tiffmcfierce on Instagram immediately! She is a feel-good, inspiring follow who will fill your feed with good music and empowering messages. She is the first Black woman resident DJ in the NBA, and she has been DJing across Instagram all throughout quarantine, bringing love and joy and positivity to the internet. She’s also an #AerieREAL role model and just an all-around badass babe, supporting women and infusing people with confidence wherever she goes. She is the founder of Look In vs Lookin, a wellness experience brand that uses music, movement and meditation to support sharing your inner light. She believes that everyone’s biggest cheerleader and BFF is themselves, and ain’t that the truth?? We go deep into the topics of what it’s like struggling to make a living following your passion, and taking on a journey of self-discovery. You are going to LOVE her!! We also talk about: Vision boarding Living what you’ve wanted to do Making a living as an artist Finding your ground and living in stillness The democratization of wellness Making space in a white male dominated world Getting into the music industry Empowering all women Working on yourself to reflect on the outside world Realizations of self-discovery Find more to love at almost30podcast.com! Resources: Learn more: tiffmcfierce.com Follow Tiff McFierce on Instagram: @tiffmcfierce + @look_inVSlookin Twitter: @tiffmcfierce New merch is available at shopalmost30.com Almost 30 is edited by Crate Media This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Podsights - https://podsights.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Welcome to the podcast. It's Lindsay and it's Christa. Welcome. So glad you're here.
0:12.8	So glad you're here. It's almost 30 if you're newly joining us. This is a podcast where we have
0:17.2	really honest real conversations that hopefully make you feel less alone. Yeah, we started it when
0:22.9	we were turning 30. We're now over 30, but whatever age you are, we're so glad you're here. We're
0:27.7	really excited for this conversation. We recorded this when Lindsay and I could travel. We were in
0:33.2	New York with the amazing tith McFierce who's so inspiring. Yeah, she is the first black woman resident
0:40.6	DJ in the NBA. You've probably seen her on Instagram DJing all throughout this quarantine time,
0:47.2	just bringing a lot of love and joy and positivity to the internet. And she's also an airy real role
0:54.6	model. And just like this bad ass chick, like just supporting women, like just infusing people
1:03.1	with confidence wherever she goes. She's a goddamn joy. She's a joy. And I loved we were,
1:08.7	she actually did a takeover. She did a set on almost 30 podcast Instagram, which was amazing.
1:13.1	But she also had a tweet the other day that I really loved. She says we all need support. But
1:18.5	again, make sure you're not looking for support in spaces, places, and people that aren't equipped
1:23.2	to assist. Your biggest support accountability partner, BFF and cheerleader is you get empowered.
1:28.5	You've got this. I mean, if that in the truth, yes. Yeah, I, I was, I was thinking similarly to
1:37.7	that the other day, just about where I put my feedback loops, meaning like the people that I tell
1:45.2	stories to or share what I'm going through. And then ultimately I get feedback from them. And
1:52.9	who was helpful and who was not. Yes. Or who was supportive and who was not. And it doesn't mean
1:57.8	they're telling me what I need to hear. Or what, what they feel like I should hear. It's really about,
2:04.1	it's so much about holding space. It's so much about compassion. It's so much about, yeah,
2:09.6	allowing the other person to process too. I think like we feel as the other person on the other
2:15.0	side of maybe a receiving, you know, share or story that we need to give feedback and just give like
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