Misfits Managed

Being scared to dream because they keep getting smashed. Tragic. So many people either don't go for their dreams for so many reasons. The internal stuff like fear and doubt, however its coming at you this season, this day, or even this hour. The external. People you are close to and value the opinions of. People you don't know well but still want to please. Those who give you unsolicited a...

We got to talk through what producing a play looks like with Booker today. Here's another God given dream, brought to fruition that didn't look anything like sunshine and rainbows. Instead it looked like frustration, excitement, passion, doubt, criticism, grit, trust, perserverance to name a few. Booker talks about how it started, his vision and the many stages it took for him. Renee talks...

Tonight we talked about taking the leap. Sometimes we get to a point where its time to conclude the analysis, be done with the research and make big moves, full knowing we are headed into our own version of wilderness. The leap may be terrifying, exciting, thrilling, and may take your breath away for a moment. It also means you made a choice to move yourself closer to where you need to be. Follow:...

Childlike wonder as an adult? We need more of it. Gary and Lauren talk through Andrea's journey into discovering where she really needed to be. We discuss breaking points and break throughs along with so much more. Connect with Andrea: Website Facebook Instagram Connect with Misfits Managed Coaching Facebook Instagram

What happens in the wilderness? How do you cope? How do you learn to BE in the wilderness? Coaching

What is your form of sparkly shoes? Do you find yourself putting them on or admiring them in your closet? Gary and Lauren talk about being intentional and getting out of your comfort zone. Yes, we've talked about this a lot. But we looked at it through the lense of "its not about you." You never know who's watching and is inspired to do something because they saw you do it and de...

Brien Andrews has made a name for himself in the music scene of Atlanta. It wasn't without twists, turns, and tenacity. Brien talks about just doing it. Just making the contact even if it goes nowhere. Asking the simple questions. Letting others know of your interest. Or, sitting down and starting to write. Listen in to hear how that went!

Meet Mary Hynes. Improv actor and coach. Virtual stage manager and emcee amongst her list of talents. What great perspective Mary brought to us. So many nuggets in here, listen in! FAcebook: Mary Hynes https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-hynes-88619214/

As misfits, we have a lot of interests, hobbies, and perhaps some passions. So how do you prioritize what to do when so that you don't end the day completely spent? Plus some other things that came up, because why not? Coaching Like, Subscribe, and Follow us: Facebook: Misfits Managed Podcast Instagram: @misfitsmanagedpodcast Linkedin: Misfits Managed Podcast

Sometimes we loose our voice, literally. I. Other seasons, we stop using it and wonder why we feel caged. Listen in to how we’ve been working on that for ourselves

We dug deep. How do we dig down, and uncover who we are to thrive in that? Coach G and Lauren go deep in what that’s looked like for them.

Pressing through the hard times. What can come out of it? But for real, real talk.

Feel like you can’t figure out a purpose? Take a breath and relax because you probably don’t have just one. There is likely one for each season, and they often build on other things you have already done, learned, or been through. Coach G and Lauren are offering misfits coaching to help you find yours. https://exciting-pioneer-8252.ck.page/misfitcoaching

Many misfits have a lot of different ways to express themselves. They keep on coming as you grow and evolve. Tune in as we chat with Gene and dissect our own forms of personal expression as well as different areas that inspire that expression.

A reintroduction of Coach G and Lauren as we take the show to live streaming. We touch on some past episodes as well as a bit of Mother’s Day

Rules? More like guidelines. We all do things in a different way, we figure out how to do it according to us. Sometimes, we have to figure out a way around the rules. Do you communicate differently than others? Yes. We all think and process in different ways, but can get to the same answer. Maybe you work with someone analytical and highly logical but you are a creative dreamer. You think differen...

Unscripted and unfiltered. Gary and I keeping it real. Real things, real life, real time….well, listen in.

Lots of interests isn't a bad thing. Lots of times it means you are in to much different things. Gary and I chat with Kelsey Bratton on her different interests and how they all tie into her being a misfit. Listen in as we dig into what makes Kelsey a misfit- and how she embraces it.

What golden nuggets have you learned? Life is a journey, you go through things no matter what you do. Gary and I chat about our own jewels and figure out sone others- real time!

Daily wins- find them. So many only look for and celebrate the big wins. It’s the small ones that get us to the big ones, not to mention the hard times in between.

Being the exception. What does that mean? How do I know? Or, better yet…how do I embrace being the exception and my quirks?

Labels can be good, or they can be bad. We can live up to the ones we’re given, or we can live out the ones we’re meant to have. Which labels align with who you are and which ones do you need to peel off.

What are your quirks? How can that be harnessed as a strength. Or a superpower? Nobody can use the things that make you who you are the way you can. And for good reason.

Gary and Lauren talk about all the ways that embracing the misfit in you will lead to magnetism. Including influence and limitations.

Meet the hosts: I’m the middle child of an extremely religious family. I’ve always been the “Black Sheep”, one who just didn’t fit in. I grew up as a star athlete in school, however, a forgotten member of a very busy ministry family. As I became a successful adult (married, 3 sons, business owner, minister, advocate), I still felt like an invisible man in a crowded room. I’ve always been a risk ta...