In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, Sue Kennedy and CJ dive into the transformative power of language with Laura Ordile, a Mindset Mentor, Master Hypnotist, Professional Intuitive, Astrologer, and NLP specialist. Laura shares how hypnosis and NLP help people rewrite the stories in their subconscious, breaking through limiting beliefs and emotional blocks that hold them back in life and business. From techniques in self-talk to the importance of word choice in creating positive internal shifts, Laura reveals how even simple changes in language can lead to profound mental clarity, confidence, and healing.

Whether you're looking to boost your confidence, overcome anxiety, or simply improve your day-to-day mindset, Laura’s insights offer actionable steps to reframe thoughts and embrace new possibilities.

Join us to explore how intentional language can guide you to a more fulfilling and resilient mindset. Tune in, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share to spread the inspiration!

Highlights:

• (02:56) How language and hypnosis impact the subconscious mind.
• (05:20) Using language to create a shift in beliefs during hypnosis.
• (06:16) How words and stories influence emotions and reality.
• (10:55) Hypnosis can reprogram deep-seated beliefs from early life.
• (14:15) Using calming language to promote relaxation and change.
• (15:43) Hypnosis language can boost confidence and reduce anxiety or fears.
• (19:40) The importance of a guide in hypnosis for addressing subconscious blocks.
• (24:13) How people tend to jump to negative conclusions.
• (28:30) Reminder that no one is "too broken" to heal, nor should anyone have to "just live with" issues.
• (29:24) Laura offers free resources on her website for success and tackling procrastination.
• (30:13) Choosing words that make a positive impact on your day.

Sue Kennedy Links:

Website:authoracademy.com.au

LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert

Facebook:
http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy
https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoracademycollective

Twitter: thauthoracademy

Email:sue@authoracademy.com.au

Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession

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Catherine James Links:

Website:catherinejames.au

LinkedIn:Catherine (CJ) James

Facebook:
Catherine James Creative
https://www.facebook.com/groups/doinitdaily/

Instagram:@catherinejamescreative

Email: cj@catherinejamescreative.com.au

Booking Link: https://catherinejames.au/contact

Guest Links:

Website: https://lauraordile.com/

FB: http://changeganggroup.com

In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, Sue and CJ interview Annie Bourke, an experienced animal communicator, author, and mentor. With over 13 years of practice in telepathic communication, Annie shares how she helps people understand their pets on a deeper level—from current behaviors to messages from animals who have passed. She discusses how pets can comprehend language, express complex thoughts, and even return in new forms to reconnect with their humans.

Annie offers practical advice on how to improve our relationships with animals through clear, intentional communication. She also covers her mentorship program for those interested in learning animal telepathy, and explains the surprising intelligence, humor, and emotional depth animals display in their interactions.

If you're interested in understanding your pet’s behavior or exploring animal communication further, this episode provides valuable insights. Listen now to learn more!

• Download 4 free guides for animal parents at www.cosmicheartintuitive.com.au.
• Free Book with Animal Session - Book a 7-question animal conversation package (for up to 2 animals, living or in spirit) and get a free book. Email CHIntuitive@bigpond.com with the subject “Full of Words.”

Highlights:

• (02:16) Annie’s journey into animal communication and what it involves
• (03:52) How her pets contributed to her books with surprising insights
• (07:06) The ways animals understand and respond to human language
• (12:13) Insights on reincarnation and how some pets return to their owners
• (15:39) The unique vocabulary animals use in communication
• (18:10) Memorable client stories: When pets convey personal messages
• (25:33) Overview of Annie’s mentorship program in animal communication
• (28:45) The roles animals play in our lives beyond companionship
• (32:22) How affirming words can impact pet relationships positively

Sue Kennedy Links:

Website:authoracademy.com.au

LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert

Facebook:
http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy
https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoracademycollective

Twitter: thauthoracademy

Email:sue@authoracademy.com.au

Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession

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Catherine James Links:

Website:catherinejames.au

LinkedIn:Catherine (CJ) James

Facebook:
Catherine James Creative
https://www.facebook.com/groups/doinitdaily/

Instagram:@catherinejamescreative

Email: cj@catherinejamescreative.com.au

Booking Link: https://catherinejames.au/contact

Guest Links:

Website: https://www.cosmichearti

In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, Sue Kennedy and CJ sit down with Suzanne Jabour, a grieving mom who has transformed her loss into a mission to educate others about grief. Suzanne shares her personal journey after losing her son Ben in 2020 and how it led her to become a grief educator, speaker, and coach. They delve into the importance of using thoughtful, meaningful language around grief, avoiding clichés, and fostering real connections with those who are grieving. They also touch on Suzanne's involvement in writing projects focused on grief in leadership and the workplace, highlighting the significant impact of unaddressed grief in professional settings. Learn about the staggering costs of grief on mental health and workplace dynamics, as well as actionable steps to create more supportive environments for those in mourning.

Don’t miss this episode—tune in now!

Highlights:

• (02:02) Suzanne explains her work in grief education and its language aspects.
• (03:49) Suzanne's personal journey, including the loss of her son, Ben.
• (05:13) The importance of open conversations on grief.
• (07:06) The misconception about avoiding talking to a grieving person.
• (10:27) Importance of making specific offers for help to grieving individuals.
• (12:39) Challenges grievers face with "brain fog" and accepting vague offers.
• (16:17) Creating safe spaces for grieving emotions to flow without judgment.
• (18:59) The impact of genuine language in connecting with grieving clients.
• (19:44) Importance of choosing words that foster connection, not isolation.
• (23:32) Naming emotional experiences, like "ugly crying," brings comfort and acceptance.
• (26:18) Inadequate grief leave policies in the workplace.
• (27:41) Consequences of grief isolation and the financial cost to businesses.
• (28:43) Organizations recognizing the need for better grief policies.
• (30:28) Brain fog and how it impacts job performance after a loss.
• (31:36) Aligning grief policies with psychological safety in workplaces.

Sue Kennedy Links:
Website:authoracademy.com.au
LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert
Facebook:http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy
https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoracademycollective
Twitter: thauthoracademy
Email:sue@authoracademy.com.au
Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession
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Catherine James Links:
Website:catherinejames.au
LinkedIn:Catherine (CJ) James
Facebook:Catherine James Creative
https://www.facebook.com/groups/doinitdaily/
Instagram:@catherinejamescreative
Email: cj@catherinejamescreative.com.au
Booking Link: https://catherinejames.au/contact

Guest Links:
Web: https://linktr.ee/SuzanneJabourGr

In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, CJ and Sue take a trip down memory lane, revisiting one of their earliest episodes featuring an insightful interview with Christo Hall. Christo, author of Beyond the Break: Inspired Success Code for Business and Life, shares valuable lessons from the world of professional surfing and how those experiences helped shape his approach to entrepreneurship. You'll hear about his unique strategies for overcoming challenges, refining your mindset, and finding motivation to succeed in both business and life.

Join them as they explore the world of marketing and discover the secrets to success with Christo Hall, the co-founder and CEO the Basic Bananas — Australia's leading marketing mentoring organization for business owners. He is a marketing strategist who assists business owners in increasing their sales and growing their businesses while enjoying the process. We will delve into the topic of transforming people's lives by empowering them to have better businesses through effective marketing strategies. Christo talks about the programs in Basic Bananas that can help business owners.

Ready to ride the waves of success in your business? Tune in now!

Highlights:

(01:21)What Is the Mission of Basic Bananas?

(05:28)The Importance of Community in Growing Small Businesses

(08:20)The Power of Words in Business and Team Culture

(11:47)Effects of Positive Reinforcement in Team Management

(15:26)The Importance of Words In Business Communications

(19:22)Basic Bananas’ Published and Upcoming Books

(21:30)How Did Christo Get Started in Business?

(25:16)Marketing Blast-off Workshops

Sue Kennedy Links:

Website:authoracademy.com.au

LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert

Facebook:http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy

Twitter:thauthoracademy

Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession

Catherine James Links:

Website:https://www.catherinejamescreative.com.au/

LinkedIn:Catherine (CJ) James

Facebook:Catherine James Creative

Instagram:@catherinejamescreative

Booking Link: https://calendly.com/cjcreative/45-minute-consultation

Christo Hall Links:

Website:The Marketing Team Marketers for Small Business

LinkedIn:Christo Hall - Marketing Mentoring for Business Owners

Facebook:Basic Bananas Marketing Mentoring

Instagram:Christo Hall (@christohall)

Twitter:Christo Hall (@Hall_Christo)

Youtube:BasicBananasTV

Book: https://www.basicbananas.com/beyond-the-break/

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In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, Sue and CJ delve into the intricate relationship between language and communication in the business world, using the recent Australian referendum as a thought-provoking backdrop. They discuss the significance of clear messaging, especially when it comes to complex topics like constitutional law and the power of a simple "yes" or "no." They emphasize that a "no" response doesn't always signify rejection but often highlights the importance of educating potential clients before they make decisions.

Sue and CJ explore effective strategies for handling business rejections, the importance of targeting the right audience, and understanding customer needs in the sales funnel. They also addresses how to destigmatize sales interactions by recognizing the varying needs of customers.

Tune in for insightful discussions and practical takeaways!

Highlights:

• (01:30) The anniversary of the no vote in the Australian referendum.
• (02:38) CJ's passionate support for the yes campaign and the complexities of the words "yes" and "no."
• (04:26) The need for clear communication in business and the consequences of ambiguity.
• (08:06) Using copywriting to prompt a yes from potential customers.
• (14:12) New Facebook communities for writers and social media enthusiasts.
• (15:31) The importance of targeting the right audience to increase the likelihood of obtaining yeses.
• (16:10) The importance of giving everyone a chance to connect.
• (18:05) The sales funnel concept that illustrates decision-making but can imply a lack of options.
• (19:03) Initial enthusiasm for a service may change as you learn more.
• (20:07) The need to destigmatize sales and recognize everyone's value proposition.
• (22:20) The importance of visually appealing content to grab attention.
• (24:16) Effective messaging in engaging audiences.
• (26:04) The yeses and nos in marketing and business.

Sue Kennedy Links:

Website:authoracademy.com.au

LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert

Facebook:
http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy
https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoracademycollective

Twitter: thauthoracademy

Email:sue@authoracademy.com.au

Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession

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Catherine James Links:

Website:catherinejames.au

LinkedIn:Catherine (CJ) James

Facebook:
Catherine James Creative
https://www.facebook.com/groups/doinitdaily/

Instagram:@catherinejamescreative

Email: cj@catherinejamescreative.com.au

Booking Link: https://catherinejames.au/contact

In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, Sue and CJ interview Dr. Heather Browne, PsyD, LMFT, TEDx speaker, and bestselling author. They delve into the profound role of communication in relationships, exploring how language acts as a powerful tool for empathy, connection, and healing. Dr. Browne shares personal anecdotes from her childhood, illustrating how these experiences shaped her understanding of compassion and the importance of mindfulness in our words.

They touch on key themes such as resilience, the ripple effect of kindness, and the transformative power of storytelling. With over 27 years of experience as a therapist, Dr. Browne emphasizes self-awareness and understanding others as vital components for fostering meaningful connections. She introduces her book, which offers practical exercises and therapeutic concepts aimed at enhancing communication skills and navigating relational challenges.

Tune in now and discover how you can enhance your communication skills and strengthen your relationships!

Highlights:

• (01:45) Dr. Browne's background influences her approach.
• (04:40) Non-verbal communication often conveys more than words.
• (06:15) Vulnerability is essential for deeper relationships.
• (07:05) Empathy enhances meaningful exchanges.
• (10:15) Creating a safe space fosters openness.
• (12:30) Open-ended questions encourage dialogue.
• (14:10) Self-awareness is critical for improving communication skills.
• (19:50) Setting boundaries maintains healthy dynamics.
• (21:34) Inviting communication rather than forcing it is more effective.
• (23:06) Respecting individual autonomy in beliefs is important.
• (27:35) Some issues require personal therapy for proper support.
• (29:29) Practicing communication questions helps strengthen relationships.
• (31:03) Receptiveness to feedback promotes growth in relationships.
• (32:58) Free resources on her website support effective communication.
• (37:53) Embracing daily opportunities for growth in communication.

Sue Kennedy Links:

Website:authoracademy.com.au

LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert

Facebook:
http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy
https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoracademycollective

Twitter: thauthoracademy

Email:sue@authoracademy.com.au

Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession

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Catherine James Links:

Website:catherinejames.au

LinkedIn:Catherine (CJ) James

Facebook:
Catherine James Creative
https://www.facebook.com/groups/doinitdaily/

Instagram:@catherinejamescreative

Email: cj@catherinejamescreative.com.au

Booking Link: https://catherinejames.au/contact

Links:
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In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, Sue and CJ sit down with Crystal Adair-Benning, the CEO and Founder of Word Magic Copywriting Inc. and a multiple New York Times bestselling ghostwriter. Crystal shares her unique approach to transforming clients' thoughts and ideas into compelling narratives, emphasizing the importance of listening and understanding their values and beliefs.

They explore effective messaging and the power of language in connecting with audiences. Crystal reflects on her remarkable journey to becoming a New York Times bestseller at a young age, highlighting her success achieved without modern technology. She passionately encourages writers to embrace authenticity and their personal style, reminding them that the joy in writing can lead to fulfilling and meaningful results.

Crystal also discusses the significance of finding the right ghostwriter to cultivate a successful collaborative relationship. She introduces a writing retreat designed to help authors complete their unfinished manuscripts, emphasizing the vital role of support and community in the writing journey.

Tune in for valuable insights into ghostwriting and storytelling, and discover how you can enhance your writing craft!

Highlights:

• (01:45) The significance of finding the right audience for your work.
• (02:10) The challenges authors face when trying to find their unique voice.
• (05:50) The importance of connecting with your audience and writing authentically.
• (07:00) The misconceptions about writing and publishing in today's market.
• (09:40) The value of feedback and critique from peers.
• (11:20) Tips for aspiring authors on overcoming self-doubt and perfectionism.
• (14:10) The significance of having a writing routine and setting achievable goals.
• (16:00) The role of social media in promoting books and authors.
• (18:02) Importance of finding the right fit when collaborating with others in the industry.
• (18:11) New Facebook communities created by Sue and CJ for writers.
• (18:35) Sue's community, "Author Academy Collective," for writers.
• (18:49) CJ's community, "Doing It Daily: Social Media Success," focuses on consistent posting.
• (19:15) New York Times bestsellers and their credibility.
• (21:27) Critique of some books on the New York Times bestseller list and differing personal opinions on popular reads.
• (23:39) Advice against using AI for writing, emphasizing the importance of original work.
• (25:48) Encouragement for authors to enjoy the writing process without being overwhelmed.
• (28:50) Crystal's upcoming book writing retreat, "Finish the F*cking Book."

Sue Kennedy Links:

Website:authoracademy.com.au

LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert

Facebook:
http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy
https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoracademycollective

Twitter: thauthoracademy

Email:sue@authoracademy.com.au

Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession

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Catherine James Links:

Website:catherinejames.au

LinkedIn:

In this episode of the Full of Words podcast, Sue and CJ chat with co-parenting coach JP Marsh about the ups and downs of co-parenting. JP shares that challenges can arise not just for divorced or separated parents, but also for married couples who have different parenting styles. He highlights how important it is to communicate well, show empathy, and maintain a positive attitude to reduce conflict.

They focus on the need for respectful communication and open discussions to help co-parents work together. JP emphasizes letting go of past grievances for a healthier relationship that benefits the kids. He also discusses how parents’ words and actions can deeply affect their children's emotional well-being, making mindful co-parenting a must.

They also touch on the special challenges that blended families face and the importance of setting boundaries to create a supportive atmosphere. By prioritizing respect and teamwork, parents can navigate co-parenting more smoothly, which helps everyone involved.

Tune in now!

Highlights:

• (02:34) The complexities of co-parenting, even in intact families.
• (03:45) JP's personal journey with co-parenting, highlighting the transition from conflict to collaboration.
• (09:23) The influence of other parents in the community on co-parenting decisions.
• (10:26) Importance of open communication and empathy in co-parenting relationships.
• (13:51) Starting conversations with positive language can change the dynamics significantly.
• (15:59) The importance of letting go of self-pity to move forward in co-parenting.
• (18:28) Importance of not responding immediately to potentially triggering messages.
• (20:45) Being more mindful of actions and less worried about others' words, especially in co-parenting scenarios.
• (23:48) The importance of being a good role model and moving forward in a positive way post-relationship.
• (25:07) Children see themselves as a mix of both parents, and negative talk about one parent can harm a child's self-image.
• (26:27) Stresses that children learn how to treat others based on how their parents interact.
• (29:35) The value of reflection and how it can lead to improved co-parenting.
• (31:22) How boundaries and communication helped resolve issues in co-parenting arrangement without court involvement.
• (37:35) Act with intention and be mindful of how behavior around the other parent affects children.

Sue Kennedy Links:

Website:authoracademy.com.au

LinkedIn:Sue Kennedy Book Coaching Expert

Facebook:
http://facebook.com/TheNo1AuthorAcademy
https://www.facebook.com/groups/authoracademycollective

Twitter: thauthoracademy

Email:sue@authoracademy.com.au

Booking Link: https://suekennedy.as.me/complimentarysession

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Catherine James Links:

Website:catherinejames.au

LinkedIn:Catherine (CJ) James

Facebook:
Catherine James Creative
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