The Brightside

Three Rules

Matt D'Avella

Education, Self-improvement

4.9 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 30 August 2017

⏱️ 87 minutes

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Summary

Michelle D’Avella is the founder of Pushing Beauty, author of the upcoming book The Brightside of a Broken Heart, she’s a breathwork teacher, and she’s my sister. We talk about the early days when we first started our businesses, how she approaches change, and she walks me through her breathwork practice.

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0:00.0	I'm going to do like an intro.
0:01.3	Have you listened to this show before?
0:03.7	I haven't listened to any years.
0:04.8	I was thinking about that.
0:06.9	Like we don't listen to each other shit.
0:09.0	Maybe.
0:09.4	It's because we like talk too much as it is.
0:12.2	My guest today is the writer behind pushing beauty.com.
0:15.2	She's a breathwork teacher, author of the upcoming book, The Bright Side of a Broken Heart,
0:19.9	podcaster, Instagram, or blogger.
0:22.2	She's a Twitterer, Facebooker.
0:25.2	And she's my sister.
0:26.7	Michelle Diabella is in the building.
0:28.8	This is The Ground Up Show, episode 22. I'm getting good with that.
0:45.9	That was good, right?
0:47.2	Yeah, and like the music's legit.
0:49.4	Yeah, yeah, I like the music too.
0:50.6	I need some help with my podcast soon.
0:51.3	Yeah, I don't know, this music's not really licensed, so I'm probably going to get sued.
0:56.2	The guy's name is Passion Hi-Fi, so check him out.
0:58.8	He gives away, like, music for free on, I think it's mostly for YouTube videos.
1:05.0	But I'm kind of repurposing it for podcast slash YouTube videos.
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