The Instigator Series: Reinvent Yourself With Meg Worden

The Unmistakable Creative Podcast

• Episode: The Instigator Series: Reinvent Yourself With Meg Worden
• Website: The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
• Feed URL: https://unmistakablecreative.com/podcast/rss
• Duration: 01:10:31
• Published: 2013-11-07 14:45

This week, we’re unveiling the speakers of our first in-person event, The Instigator Experience.  Our fourth instigator is Meg Worden. In this interview, she share her incredible story of hope, shifting paradigms, and radical transformation. Here are some highlights: 

• How Certain Paths Lead to Delusional Enlightenment 
• A Look at What It Takes to Radically Transform Your Life
• What It Takes to Deal with Extreme Uncertainty
• Learning to Embody the Things that Make You Special
• Developing Practices of Learning to Live inside Your Body
• Cultivating Actions to Increase Your Mental Strength
• How Meg Turned a Horrible Experience into a Gift
• Why Gratitude for Our Problems Can Change Our Lives
• The Stories We Tell Ourselves in Every Moment 
• The Prisons We Create with Belief Systems
• Revealing the Parts of Our Personal Brand that Scare Us
• Why You Need to Make Sure Your Story Is in Service of Other People
• A Look at the Memoir Writing Process
• The Role that Creative Cross-Training Plays in Your Voice
• Advantages of Not Being Classically Trained in Your Field or Craft

Tweetable Insights Include: 

• Our bodies are these fantastic tools that carry our spirits around (Click to tweet)
• When you take care of yourself, you can take of the world around you (Click to tweet)
• I believe in the practice of being grateful for your problems (Click to tweet)
• Putting your story out there is a deeper way to connect with people (Click to tweet)
• Nothing really amazing happens without the help of other people (Click to tweet)

Meg Worden is a writer and Health Coach in Portland, Oregon. She has been published in a variety of places online and in print, and is currently shopping her memoir project about the two years she spent in federal prison. You can follow her on twitter @megworden. If you liked this article, would you share it with your friends? Just click here to post it to Twitter. Oh, and we’d be really grateful if you write us a review in iTunes.