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Today our guest is Elizabeth Colburn-Moraites from Arlington, MA. She is a Crystal Healer, Intuitive Reader, Meditation Teacher, and Artist. We have conducted an interview with her. What are the differences between working with your clients from your healing studio versus long distance? I don't find there to be any difference with intuitive readings. It all depends on what the client is comfortable with. Some prefer video or phone sessions, for convenience. Others feel more comfortable speaking openly over the phone. Readings require a bit of back and forth between the client and myself. While I am giving information, any details that are fed back to me from the client serve to enrich the reading. I use two methods of seeing, a crystal ball and a medicine bowl (Shamanic in origin). Neither of these plays things out like a movie. They merely show symbols and sometimes I need more clarity on what those symbols mean. I may see three males that are important to someone'...

Mark Metry is a 19-year-old college student who started a Virtual Reality based company   that wants to put a VR headset in every household in the world. His company does two things: Educate people about VR and sell headsets online. We have conducted an interview with Mark. As a 19-year-old entrepreneur, do you consider starting up in the Virtual Reality sector tougher? I think starting off in that sector will be much tougher but if all goes well there will be a much bigger reward than any other industry today. Honestly, being an entrepreneur will be a tough journey regardless of the sector so why shouldn't I embrace the challenge and push myself to overcome those struggles. Which are the most challenging aspect as a young founder? At first, it was a challenge establishing my reputation which I think is hard for any entrepreneur starting out anyway, but there's just an added multiplier when you're 19 years old. After people saw how I composed myself and net...

Tonight our guest is Kelly the Owner, Writer, and Triumpher of SheTriumphs.com . She was born and raised in MA, but she is currently navigating life in the Midwest. Her blog deals with ending the stigma of mental illness. She was diagnosed a little over a year ago with Borderline Personality Disorder, Severe Recurrent Major Depressive Disorder, and Generalized Anxiety Disorder. She wants to let others with mental illness know they're not alone, and that their diagnoses do not define us. We have conducted an interview with Kelly. When did you start your blog about ending stigma of mental illness? I began blogging in 2009 after I decided law school wasn’t for me, and I needed something to do with my time and writing has always been a passion. However, once I got divorced it was too difficult to put my business out there. I took a break for a while, and then a year and a half ago I was diagnosed with Severe Recurrent Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, ...