Author: jstocmo

100NO 104: Eddie Jaku Part 2 – Surviving the Holocaust

Holocaust survivor Eddie Jaku continues to share his wisdom from his remarkable story of survival from the Holocaust. To find out more about Eddie’s story click here or click here.

100NO 103: Surviving the Holocaust with Eddie Jaku Part 1

One of Australia’s oldest living survivors of the Holocaust is Eddie Jaku. The almost 95-year old shares his stories from Auschwitz, his lessons, the hardships and the lives he has impacted through coming out and telling his story so openly and with so much grace. A truly inspiring individual. Part 2 of this interview takes… Continue reading 100NO 103: Surviving the Holocaust with Eddie Jaku Part 1

NTM 330: 5 Questions to reveal your mother wound and what to do about it

Get your journal out, because this is an opportunity you don’t want to miss. Your mother wound reveals a narrative that allows you to live authentically or in reaction to old wounds. What we carry forward is, ultimately, up to us. It’s entirely possible to have now what you didn’t have back then, but only… Continue reading NTM 330: 5 Questions to reveal your mother wound and what to do about it

NTM 329: We can lead with our hurt or we can lead with our heart

When in relationship, if you stay lost in ‘the me’, you can’t connect to ‘the we’ and relationship is bound to spiral from there. If you focus on what you’re not getting or what they’re not providing, you’re in your head and protecting your heart instead of surrendering to deeper love and a new reality.… Continue reading NTM 329: We can lead with our hurt or we can lead with our heart

NTM 328: When respectfully parenting babies raises eyebrows

When family and other care-givers to our children have come from times and conditioning involving ‘doing to’ babies, rather than collaborating with your baby in a co-created experience, how do we meet the needs of all involved? What does it look like to lay the foundation for respectful communication with our children?   In this episode we discuss:… Continue reading NTM 328: When respectfully parenting babies raises eyebrows

NTM 327: When you feel like the black sheep in your family

How do we maintain relationship THROUGH hard conversations? How do we hold ourselves through the discomfort of being the black sheep, without shying away from our integrity? How do we hold the difference in those we love, whilst not withdrawing our love – knowing the more we hold onto our difference, the greater the disconnect can become.… Continue reading NTM 327: When you feel like the black sheep in your family

NTM 326: How conscious is ‘too conscious’ in parenting?

What does it look like to provide the perfect governance for our children to grow? Can you be ‘too conscious’ in raising children and can that impact family wellbeing? Knowing your patterns and your imprint for parenting is key. You can’t ‘do’ conscious parenting like a set of steps to follow; unless we’re willing to… Continue reading NTM 326: How conscious is ‘too conscious’ in parenting?

NTM 325 : Motherhood as a rite of passage

Rites of passage represent a time in your life when everything is up for renegotiation and nothing will ever be the same again. From brain, body and life changes, to relationship and identity changes, we’re asked to find ourselves within what seems like chaos, to open up more of who we are. But how do we… Continue reading NTM 325 : Motherhood as a rite of passage

NTM 324: When you imprison your mother you imprison yourself

What does the mother wound mean to you? Does it exist for you if there is no great conflict in your mother line? What does it look like if your mother is no longer in your life? In this episode we discuss building a floor underneath yourself beyond the too-good or not good enough mother narrative… Continue reading NTM 324: When you imprison your mother you imprison yourself

Dr. John Demartini on Creating A Magnificent Life

Dr. John Demartini has been one of my great mentors in life.  Having attended The Breakthrough Experience and Prophecy I alongside my wife, Sarah, Dr Demartini’s work has laid the foundation for much of what I talk about in living an exceptional life.  Dr. Demartini overcame learning and speech problems that he had since childhood… Continue reading Dr. John Demartini on Creating A Magnificent Life