Eryn and L' Shawn interview Geneva Coach G. Livingstone, a grief and loss coach, who shares her personal experiences with grief and her professional insights. The group discusses the importance of sensitive communication, cultural differences in attitudes towards death, and the need for open conversations about grief with children. They also emphasize the significance of teaching people how to navigate emotions, particularly in the context of grief, and the necessity of standing up against injustices and showing self-love and self-expression. Geneva Coach G Livingstone can be found on Facebook at LYDIAA project - Loving Yourself Daily, Intentionally, and Affectionately - https://www.facebook.com/geneva.coachg.livingstone.

Eryn and L' Shawn discuss their experiences with empathy in L' Shawn's Positive Intelligence course, focusing on its application in promoting self-love and care, and the complexities of maintaining emotional boundaries. They also explore the concept of empathy fatigue, the importance of self-compassion, and the relationship between empathy and compassion. Additionally, they highlight the significance of empathy and compassion in coaching and leadership, and the need for self-care to avoid burnout.

Eryn and L' Shawn interview Joanne Homestead, founder of Desk Plant Creatives. Joanne shares her journey of using storytelling in teaching and business. She emphasizes the importance of understanding clients' stories, goals, and brand voice, and the significance of vulnerability and authenticity in entrepreneurship. She also highlights her approach to co-creation with clients and her experiences with blind spots in personal and business contexts.