Explore with Lori Ference

Executive coach and consciousness catalyst Sylvia Warren, MBA reflects on the process of successfully introducing Wild Wisdom Journeys™ to the corporate environment. When I interviewed Sylvia a few years back, she had developed these unique and innovative virtual adventures, yet struggled with how to market them effectively. Over time, the journeys themselves provided her with the answers and oppo...

Facing macular degeneration and debilitating headaches in her 30s, Holly Tse left a thriving IT career in Silicon Valley to learn how to heal her body. As a result, she became an expert in Chinese Foot Reflexology, a successful online teacher, and a Hay House author. As a full-time mom, she has created a life of balance both personally and professionally. Listen to this episode to discover the num...

Tamra Fleming interviews Lori Ference, producer and host of Leaders' Call to Adventure, after the completion of her first 100 mile trail ultramarathon at Mohican 100 Trail Race in June of 2017. Tamra is the author of "upSwing: 80 Mindful Practices to Shift Your Life from Blues to Bliss". One of these practices is perseverance, a topic Lori, as an ultrarunner knows a thing or two about. In this epi...

There was no way I ever had any clue of how much I would gain by letting so much go   - Sharon Crawford In 2011, Sharon Crawford was a busy online entrepreneur helping people with a powerful message take it into the world. Fast forward to the end of 2015. Financially,  she was just getting by, living in a repressed area and  trying to hold on to a  house that was in need of  major repairs. No matt...

John Mahkewa is a Tewa/Hopi wisdom keeper, artist, permaculturalist, and the grandson of noted Hopi potter and medicine woman, Grace Chapella. After a death experience 12 years ago, he was awakened to the stories his grandmother told him and the Hopi prophecy. He is known and shares under the title given to him by his uncle/clan grandfather Alberta Yava, Tatas'juanna, The Peacemaker. Currently, Jo...

​The Great Wall of China is the largest man-made structure ever built, stretching for over 4,000 kilometres from central Asia, across the Gobi Desert, through the remote, cold mountains of northern China to end on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Nathan Hoturoa Gray, a young New Zealand lawyer, wanted to be one of the first Westerners in history to walk the entire length of the Great Wall... In 20...