What if your personal brand isn’t about how the world sees you, but about whether the world truly understands who you are?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Lauren Bayne for a meaningful conversation about “Having a Personal Brand.”

Personal branding is often talked about in terms of visibility, social media, business, and creating the perfect image. But what happens when we look beyond the polished version of ourselves and ask a deeper question: What does your personal brand actually say about who you are?

Lauren brings insight into the importance of authenticity, intentionality, identity, communication, and how we show up in the world. Together, Mitzi and Lauren explore the difference between simply creating a personal brand and genuinely building a reputation that reflects your values, your story, and the person you are becoming.

This conversation invites you to think about how others experience you, what you communicate without saying a word, and whether the image you're presenting aligns with the person you truly want to be.

Because perhaps personal branding isn't just about being remembered.

Perhaps it's about being remembered for the right reasons.

✨ In this episode, we explore: • What personal branding really means • Authenticity and showing up as yourself • Building a personal brand with intention • The connection between identity and reputation • How your values influence your brand • Social media and personal visibility • Creating meaningful connections through your personal story • Why authenticity matters in business and life • How the way we present ourselves impacts others

Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast created to spark deeper conversations, connect with both the mind and heart, and give listeners something meaningful to reflect on long after the conversation ends.

🎧 Listen, think about it, and ask yourself: What does your personal brand say about you?

To stay in touch, please visit Drew's website at https://www.pawandorder.com/ to learn more about him. 

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Children With Dogs" and "Animal Behavior."

What if the Great Commission isn't simply something we're called to do, but a way we're called to live?

In this meaningful and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Pastor Jeff Grant to explore “The Great Commission.”

For many Christians, the Great Commission is a familiar passage of Scripture. We hear the words to “go and make disciples,” but what does that actually look like in our everyday lives?

Together, Mitzi and Pastor Jeff go beyond simply discussing the words of Matthew 28:19–20 and explore the deeper meaning behind discipleship, faith, obedience, relationships, evangelism, and what it means to live out our faith beyond the walls of a church.

The Great Commission isn't only about where we go.

It can also challenge us to consider how we live, who we influence, what we model, and whether the way we love others points them toward Christ.

Pastor Jeff brings his perspective to a conversation that encourages listeners to reflect on their own faith journey and the responsibility—and opportunity—we each have to share God's love with others.

🙏 In this episode, we explore: • The meaning of the Great Commission • Matthew 28:19–20 and making disciples • What discipleship looks like in everyday life • Sharing faith with others • Living out the Gospel • Faith, obedience, and purpose • Building relationships that point people toward Christ • What it means to be intentional about our faith • The role of the church and individual believers • How our everyday actions can influence others

Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast about making people think deeply while connecting with both the mind and the heart. This episode invites us to pause and consider not only what we believe, but how those beliefs shape the way we live and interact with the people around us.

📖 “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…” — Matthew 28:19

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself:

If someone only knew my faith by the way I lived, what would they see?

To stay in touch, please visit Jeff's Facebook at  https://www.facebook.com/jeff.grant.129 to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "A Blissful Marriage" and "How The Devil Ain't The Only Liar."

What if some of the people shaping our children’s futures are the very people we notice the least?

In this deeply meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Paul Buckley to explore “Early Childhood Education and Educators Go Unrecognized.”

Early childhood is one of the most formative periods of a person's life. Yet the educators who spend their days nurturing, teaching, encouraging, comforting, and helping young children develop are often overlooked when we talk about the people who shape our future.

So why are early childhood educators so often unrecognized for the role they play?

Paul brings his perspective to a heartfelt conversation about early childhood education, educators, child development, the importance of early learning, and the people working behind the scenes to give children a strong foundation.

Together, Mitzi and Paul explore what happens when we underestimate the importance of those early years—and what it means for society when the people entrusted with helping shape young minds don't receive the recognition they deserve.

Because education doesn't begin when a child walks into a traditional classroom.

Sometimes, the most important lessons begin long before we realize we're learning them.

❤️ In this episode, we explore: • The importance of early childhood education • The role of early childhood educators • Child development and early learning • Why educators can feel overlooked or undervalued • The lasting influence of early childhood experiences • The people who help shape children's futures • The challenges facing early childhood education • The importance of recognizing educators • How early learning affects families and communities • Why investing in children means investing in the future

Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast about making people think deeply while connecting with both the mind and the heart. Every conversation invites listeners to slow down, consider another perspective, and reflect on the people and experiences that shape who we become.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself:

Who helped shape the person you became before you were old enough to remember their impact?

To stay in touch, please visit Paul's website at https://ratiostaffing.com/ to learn more about him.

What if building an online business isn’t really about making money online—but about building something that can create real freedom, value, and lasting impact?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Neil Twa for a thought-provoking conversation about “Online Businesses.”

The online business world can look incredibly appealing from the outside. Entrepreneurship, flexibility, financial opportunity, freedom, and the ability to build something of your own—but what does it actually take to turn an idea into a sustainable business?

Neil brings his experience and perspective into a conversation about entrepreneurship, e-commerce, business ownership, mindset, opportunity, and what it means to build a business in an increasingly digital world.

Together, Mitzi and Neil look beyond the surface of “making money online” and explore the realities of building a business, recognizing opportunities, understanding the marketplace, making decisions, and creating something that can continue to grow.

Because perhaps the biggest question isn't simply:

“Can I build an online business?”

Maybe it's:

“What am I willing to build—and who am I willing to become along the way?”

💻 In this episode, we explore: • The realities of building an online business • Entrepreneurship and business ownership • E-commerce and digital businesses • Recognizing opportunities in the online marketplace • Business mindset and decision-making • Building sustainable businesses • The challenges entrepreneurs face • Growth, adaptability, and learning • Creating value in a digital economy • What aspiring entrepreneurs should think about before starting

Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast about making people think deeply while connecting with both the mind and the heart. Every conversation is an invitation to step outside the surface, consider another perspective, and reflect on how these ideas connect to our own lives.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: If you could build something of your own, what would you build—and why?

To stay in touch, please visit Neil's website at https://www.voltagedm.com/ to learn more about him.

Neil is giving away free access to his book to 10 people. If you would like to get a free copy, click here to get yours. https://www.voltagedm.com/freebook

What if reconciliation isn't about pretending the hurt never happened, but about deciding what you want to do with the space between you and someone else?

In this meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest CC Robinson for a thoughtful conversation about reconciliation, forgiveness, relationships, conflict, healing, communication, and the courage it can take to rebuild a connection that has been broken.

Relationships can become complicated.

Words can hurt.

Trust can be damaged.

Misunderstandings can grow into distance.

And sometimes, people we once felt closest to become people we barely know how to talk to anymore.

But when a relationship becomes fractured, is reconciliation always possible? And if it is, what does it actually require?

Mitzi and CC explore the deeper meaning of reconciliation and the difference between forgiving someone, rebuilding trust, repairing a relationship, setting boundaries, and simply making peace with what happened.

Together, they reflect on questions such as:

• What does true reconciliation look like?

• Is forgiveness necessary for reconciliation?

• Can a relationship be repaired after trust has been broken?

• How important are honesty and communication?

• When should we pursue reconciliation—and when might boundaries be necessary?

• What role does accountability play in repairing relationships?

• Can reconciliation sometimes begin with ourselves?

This conversation isn't about offering easy answers to complicated relationships.

It's about creating space to think, reflect, and consider what healing and restoration might look like in our own lives.

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It invites you to connect with both your mind and your heart while asking questions that may challenge the way you see yourself, others, and the relationships you carry.

Because reconciliation doesn't always mean going back to the way things were.

Sometimes it means finding a healthier way forward.

To stay in touch, please visit CC's website at https://www.ccrobinsonauthor.com/ to learn more about her.

If you would like to get access to one of her books for free, check out https://ccrobinsonauthor.com/letsthinkaboutit to get your free eBook now!

What if surviving something painful isn't the end of the story—and what if growth can emerge from places we never wanted to go?

In this deeply meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Alisa Gracheva for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about post-traumatic growth, resilience, healing, transformation, and the unexpected ways people can change after experiencing adversity.

When we experience something deeply painful, we often focus on what was lost, what was broken, and what may never be the same again.

But there is another question worth exploring:

What can grow from what we've been through?

Post-traumatic growth doesn't mean that trauma was good, necessary, or something we should be grateful for. It doesn't erase pain, minimize suffering, or suggest that someone should simply “move on.”

Instead, it explores the possibility that some people can experience positive psychological change after adversity—developing new perspectives, deeper relationships, greater appreciation for life, personal strength, or a renewed sense of purpose.

Mitzi and Alisa explore this powerful concept while inviting listeners to reflect on their own experiences with hardship, change, and resilience.

Together, they consider:

• What is post-traumatic growth?

• How is growth different from simply “getting over” something?

• Can difficult experiences change the way we see ourselves and our lives?

• How can adversity reshape our priorities and relationships?

• Where can meaning and purpose emerge after hardship?

• Why shouldn't we confuse healing with forgetting?

• Can we grow while still acknowledging that something hurt us deeply?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It creates space for conversations that go beyond easy answers and invite listeners to connect with both their minds and their hearts.

Because healing isn't always about returning to who you were before.

Sometimes it's about discovering who you can become afterward.

To stay in touch, please visit Alisa's website at https://linktr.ee/since and https://since.life/ to learn more about her.

What if one of the most important things we can do isn't to find more answers, but to become better at asking the right questions?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Bamzy for a fascinating conversation about thinking, curiosity, critical thinking, self-awareness, perspective, decision-making, and the power of slowing down long enough to truly consider what we believe.

We spend our days surrounded by information, opinions, notifications, expectations, and voices telling us what to think.

But how often do we stop and ask:

“Why do I think this?”

Where did our beliefs come from? Are they truly ours? How much of the way we see the world has been shaped by our experiences, our environment, the people around us, and the information we've consumed?

Mitzi and Bamzy explore why we should think—not simply as an intellectual exercise, but as an essential part of understanding ourselves and the world around us.

This conversation invites listeners to reflect on:

• The difference between thinking and simply reacting

• Why questioning our assumptions matters

• How curiosity can expand our perspective

• The role of critical thinking in everyday decisions

• How our experiences shape the way we think

• Why being willing to reconsider an idea can be a strength

• How deeper thinking can lead to greater self-awareness

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It isn't about telling you what to believe.

It's about creating the space to think for yourself.

Because sometimes the most meaningful transformation begins with a simple question:

“Why?”

Join Mitzi and Bamzy for a conversation designed to challenge assumptions, spark curiosity, and encourage you to look at your own thoughts from a fresh perspective.

When was the last time you stopped—not to react, but to really think?

To stay in touch, please visit Bamzy's website at https://www.bamzybaby.com/ to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Put Your Thinking Cap On."

What if writing isn't simply about putting words on a page, but about discovering something within yourself that was waiting to be expressed?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest James Metts for an engaging conversation about writing, creativity, self-expression, storytelling, ideas, emotions, and the powerful connection between what we think and what we put into words.

Writing can be many things.

It can be a career, a creative outlet, a way to communicate, a place to process our thoughts, or simply a way to make sense of the world around us.

Sometimes we write because we have something to say.

Other times, we don't realize what we have to say until we begin writing.

Mitzi and James explore the deeper meaning behind writing and what happens when we give ourselves permission to put our thoughts, experiences, questions, and imagination into words.

Together, they reflect on questions such as:

• Why do people feel compelled to write?

• Can writing help us understand ourselves?

• Where do ideas come from?

• What role does vulnerability play in writing?

• How can writing give a voice to thoughts we struggle to express out loud?

• Does every writer have a story worth telling?

• What happens when we stop worrying about perfection and simply begin?

This conversation isn't only for professional writers or aspiring authors. It's for anyone who has ever journaled, written a story, expressed themselves through words, or wondered whether their own thoughts might be worth sharing.

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It invites you to slow down, reflect, and connect with both your mind and your heart.

Because sometimes writing isn't about finding the perfect words.

It's about having the courage to tell the truth of what you're thinking and feeling.

What might you discover about yourself if you simply started writing?

To stay in touch, please visit James's website at https://planetstoryland.com/ to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "The Word Question."

What if the story you've been carrying inside you isn't just a story—but something waiting to be shared with the world?

In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Suzy Vadori for a fascinating conversation about writing a book, storytelling, creativity, finding your voice, overcoming self-doubt, and what it really takes to turn an idea into something readers can hold in their hands.

Writing a book can seem like a dream that belongs to someone else—until the idea begins taking root in your own mind.

Maybe you've always wanted to write.

Maybe there's a story you've been carrying for years.

Maybe you have knowledge or experiences you believe could help someone else.

Or perhaps you simply have an idea that won't leave you alone.

But between “I want to write a book” and actually writing one are questions, challenges, uncertainty, and plenty of opportunities to doubt yourself.

Mitzi and Suzy explore the creative and personal journey of becoming an author, from developing an idea and finding your voice to navigating the writing process and staying committed when the words don't come easily.

Together, they reflect on questions such as:

• Where does a book idea really begin?

• What does it take to turn an idea into a complete story?

• How do writers overcome self-doubt?

• Why is finding your authentic voice so important?

• What can aspiring authors learn from the writing process?

• How do you keep going when inspiration fades?

• What makes a story connect with readers?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is about more than simply discussing a subject. It's about creating space to pause, reflect, and connect with both your mind and your heart.

Because sometimes the hardest part of writing a book isn't putting words on a page.

It's believing your words are worth putting there.

What story, idea, or message are you carrying that might be waiting for you to finally write it down?

To stay in touch, please visit Suzy's website at https://suzyvadori.com/ to learn more about her.

What if “flipping” isn't just about changing what something looks like on the outside, but about seeing possibilities where everyone else sees problems?

In this engaging episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Ginger Faith for a fascinating conversation about “Flipping,” perspective, transformation, creativity, opportunity, and the ability to look at something ordinary—or even challenging—and imagine what it could become.

The word flipping can mean different things depending on the context, but at its heart is an idea that can apply far beyond a single industry or activity:

Take something as it is. Look at it differently. And imagine what it could become.

Mitzi and Ginger explore the mindset behind flipping and what it can teach us about recognizing opportunities, embracing change, taking calculated risks, solving problems, and transforming circumstances into possibilities.

Together, they invite listeners to reflect on questions such as:

• What does it really mean to “flip” something?

• How does perspective influence the opportunities we see?

• Why do some people see potential where others see limitations?

• What can flipping teach us about adaptability and creativity?

• How do we know when it's time to take a chance on an opportunity?

• Can changing the way we look at something change the outcome?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It isn't about simply giving you an answer. It's about creating a conversation that makes you pause, look at something familiar from a new angle, and connect with both your mind and your heart.

Because sometimes the biggest transformation doesn't begin by changing what is in front of us.

It begins by changing the way we see it.

What could you “flip” in your own life if you were willing to look at it differently?

To stay in touch, please visit Ginger's website at https://www.goldencanyonproperties.com/ and https://womenswealthnetwork.net/ to learn more about her.

What if the dreams we carry in our hearts aren't meant to remain dreams—but are invitations to believe, persevere, and make them real?

In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Diann Floyd Boehm for a heartfelt conversation about dreams, perseverance, imagination, courage, hope, creativity, and the journey of turning possibilities into reality.

Through the lens of “Ruby’s Pearls: Dreams Made Real,” Mitzi and Diann explore the deeper meaning behind pursuing the dreams that matter to us. Dreams can begin as tiny ideas, quiet hopes, or seemingly impossible wishes—but what happens when we choose to nurture them instead of letting fear, doubt, or circumstances convince us to let them go?

This conversation invites listeners to think about the dreams they've carried throughout their own lives and the experiences that have shaped them along the way.

Together, Mitzi and Diann reflect on questions such as:

• What makes a dream worth pursuing?

• Why do we sometimes stop believing in our own dreams?

• How can imagination open the door to new possibilities?

• What role do perseverance and courage play in turning dreams into reality?

• How can life's challenges change the dreams we once had?

• Is achieving a dream always about reaching a destination—or can the journey transform us along the way?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is about more than simply discussing a topic. It's about creating a space where listeners can pause, reflect, and connect with their own experiences, minds, and hearts.

Because sometimes the dream we almost gave up on is the very thing reminding us that there's still something worth reaching for.

What dream have you been carrying—and what would happen if you dared to believe in it again?

To stay in touch, please visit Diann's website at https://diannfloydboehm.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the strength of a team isn't determined by how talented its individual members are, but by how well they learn to trust, communicate, and grow together?

In this engaging episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Glenn Poulos for a thought-provoking conversation about team building, leadership, communication, trust, collaboration, workplace culture, and what it really takes to create a team that works together—not just alongside one another.

Every organization wants a great team.

But building one is about more than putting talented people in the same room.

Teams are made up of different personalities, experiences, communication styles, strengths, weaknesses, expectations, and perspectives. When those differences aren't understood, they can create conflict and disconnection. But when they're recognized and valued, they can become some of a team's greatest strengths.

Mitzi and Glenn explore the human side of team building and what leaders and team members can do to create stronger relationships, better communication, and a healthier environment where people can thrive.

Together, they reflect on questions such as:

• What actually makes a team successful?

• Why is trust so important in teamwork?

• How can communication strengthen—or weaken—a team?

• What role does leadership play in creating team culture?

• How do we navigate different personalities and perspectives?

• Can conflict actually make a team stronger?

• What happens when people feel unheard or undervalued?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It goes beyond surface-level answers and creates space to consider the deeper human questions behind the topic.

Because ultimately, team building isn't just about getting people to work together—it's about learning how people connect, communicate, trust, and bring out the best in one another.

What kind of team are you helping create?

To stay in touch, please visit Glenn's website at https://glennpoulos.com/ and https://linktr.ee/glennpoulos to learn more about him.

What if one small act of kindness could change someone's entire day—and what if cultivating kindness could change us, too?

In this uplifting and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Kim Lengling for a meaningful conversation about cultivating kindness, compassion, empathy, connection, and the powerful impact our everyday choices can have on the people around us.

Kindness can seem simple. A smile. A thoughtful word. A moment of patience. Choosing to listen instead of judge.

But what happens when kindness becomes more than something we occasionally do—and becomes something we intentionally cultivate within ourselves?

Mitzi and Kim explore what it means to live with greater compassion in a world that can sometimes feel disconnected, rushed, and divided. They invite listeners to think about how our words, actions, attitudes, and willingness to see others can create moments of connection that matter more than we realize.

This conversation encourages us to reflect on questions like:

• What does it really mean to cultivate kindness?

• Why can small acts of kindness have such a lasting impact?

• How can we become more intentional about showing compassion?

• What keeps us from being kind when we're stressed, frustrated, or hurting ourselves?

• Can kindness change the way we experience our relationships and communities?

• How can we practice kindness toward ourselves as well as others?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is about creating conversations that make you pause, reflect, and connect with both your mind and your heart.

Because kindness isn't always about doing something extraordinary.

Sometimes it's about choosing, in an ordinary moment, to make someone else's world feel a little lighter.

What if kindness isn't just something we give—but something we become?

To stay in touch, please visit Kim's website at https://www.kimlenglingauthor.com/ to learn more about her.

What happens when the person you trust most as a friend becomes the person you have to manage as an employee?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, I’m joined by special guest Marcylle Combs for a fascinating and thought-provoking conversation about “Never Hiring Your Friends.”

We've all heard the advice: don't mix friendship and business. But why? Is hiring a friend really a recipe for disaster, or are there deeper issues involving boundaries, expectations, accountability, communication, trust, and leadership that we need to consider?

Together, Marcylle and I explore the complicated dynamics that can arise when personal relationships and professional relationships overlap. We talk about what can happen when expectations aren't clearly defined, how difficult conversations can affect friendships, and why making a business decision can become much harder when emotions and personal history are involved.

What happens when you have to hold your friend accountable? What if their performance isn't meeting expectations? Can you separate the person you care about from the role they're responsible for? And perhaps most importantly, what happens to the friendship when business doesn't go as planned?

This conversation isn't simply about whether you should or shouldn't hire your friends. It's an invitation to think more deeply about the boundaries we create, the decisions we make, and the relationships we risk when business and friendship collide.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, business owner, leader, manager, or someone who has ever considered working with a friend, this episode offers plenty of perspectives to consider before making that decision.

At Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we believe that if you can think about it, then we can talk about it. My hope is that every conversation connects with your mind and your heart, challenges your perspective, and gives you something meaningful to reflect on.

To stay in touch, please visit Marcylle's website at https://www.marcyllecombs.com/ to learn more about her.

What if truly living isn't about simply getting through life—but about becoming fully alive to the experience of it?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, I’m joined by special guest Zac Russell for an inspiring, heartfelt, and thought-provoking conversation about “The Thriving, Exhilarating Experience of Life.”

What does it actually mean to thrive?

Is it success? Happiness? Adventure? Purpose? Connection? Or is it something deeper—an ability to embrace the highs, navigate the lows, remain curious, and fully participate in the life we're given?

Together, Zac and I explore what it means to experience life with greater energy, intention, curiosity, courage, gratitude, and authenticity. We reflect on the difference between simply existing and truly living, and what can happen when we stop waiting for the “perfect” circumstances before allowing ourselves to experience joy and possibility.

Life isn't always easy. There are unexpected challenges, disappointments, losses, changes, and moments that test us. Yet within those experiences can also be opportunities for growth, connection, discovery, and transformation.

This conversation invites you to pause and consider your own life:

Are you simply going through the motions—or are you truly experiencing your life?

Whether you're searching for greater purpose, feeling stuck in a routine, navigating a transition, or simply wanting to reconnect with the excitement of being alive, this episode offers encouragement and plenty of meaningful ideas to reflect upon.

At Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we believe that if you can think about it, then we can talk about it. My hope is that every conversation reaches both your mind and your heart, inspires reflection, and encourages you to see your life—and your possibilities—in a new way.

To stay in touch, please visit Zac's website at https://linktr.ee/zacrussell  to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Present Moment Awareness."

What if the water you drink every day has a story you’ve never stopped to think about?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, I’m joined by special guest Cydian Kauffman for an informative and thought-provoking conversation about Well Water vs. City Water.

Water is something most of us use without a second thought. We turn on the faucet, fill a glass, take a shower, cook a meal—and rarely stop to consider where that water comes from or what happens before it reaches us.

But is well water better than city water? What are the differences between the two? What should homeowners know about water quality, testing, treatment, maintenance, and the responsibilities that come with having a private well?

Together, Cydian and I explore the differences between private well water and municipal city water, including water sources, treatment, testing, water quality, maintenance, and some of the important considerations homeowners should understand.

This conversation isn't about simply declaring one option “better.” Instead, it encourages us to become more informed about something that plays an essential role in our everyday lives.

Whether you live in the country with a private well, rely on municipal water, are considering purchasing a home, or simply want to understand your drinking water better, this episode gives you plenty to think about.

Sometimes the things we take for granted deserve a second look.

And perhaps the next time you turn on your faucet, you'll think a little differently about what's coming out.

At Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we believe that if you can think about it, then we can talk about it. My hope is that every conversation connects with your mind and your heart, sparks curiosity, and encourages you to look more deeply at the things that impact your everyday life.

To stay in touch, please visit Cydian's website at https://purewaternorthwest.com/ to learn more about him.

What if the way we travel could change not only the places we visit, but also the way we see the world?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, I’m joined by special guest Patrika Alis Cheston for a meaningful and thought-provoking conversation about Responsible Travel.

Travel can open our eyes to new cultures, people, traditions, landscapes, and perspectives—but with the privilege of exploring the world comes responsibility. How do we travel in ways that respect the people who live in the places we visit? How can our choices impact local communities, cultures, and the environment?

Together, Patrika and I explore the idea of responsible and conscious travel and what it means to become more intentional about the footprints we leave behind.

We reflect on sustainable tourism, cultural awareness, environmental responsibility, supporting local communities, respecting traditions, and traveling with greater mindfulness. This conversation encourages us to look beyond simply asking, “Where do I want to go?” and begin asking, “How can I travel in a way that makes a positive difference?”

Because travel isn't just about collecting destinations or taking pictures. It's about experiencing the world—and recognizing that the world we experience is also someone else's home.

Whether you're an experienced traveler, planning your next adventure, or simply curious about how tourism affects communities and our planet, this episode invites you to think differently about what it means to travel responsibly.

At Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we believe that if you can think about it, then we can talk about it. My hope is that every conversation connects with your mind and your heart, encourages reflection, and inspires you to see familiar ideas from a new perspective.

To stay in touch, please visit Patrika's website at https://patrikaalis.com/ to learn more about her.

What if taking care of yourself isn't selfish—but one of the greatest gifts you can give your family?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, I’m joined by special guest Josh Wood for an honest, encouraging, and thought-provoking conversation about fitness for parents.

Parenthood can feel like a never-ending list of responsibilities. Between work, school, activities, meals, appointments, family obligations, and simply trying to make it through the day, finding time for your own health can easily fall to the bottom of the list.

But what happens when we stop thinking about fitness as something we have to “find time for” and start looking at it as an investment in ourselves—and in the people who depend on us?

Josh and I explore the realities parents face when trying to stay active, healthy, energized, and consistent. We talk about making fitness more realistic, overcoming the “I don't have enough time” mindset, creating sustainable healthy habits, and finding ways to prioritize your well-being without feeling guilty.

This conversation isn't about perfection, unrealistic expectations, or spending hours in the gym. It's about movement, consistency, energy, healthy living, self-care, and finding an approach to fitness that actually fits into real family life.

Whether you're a new parent, a busy mom or dad, or someone who's been putting your own health on hold for years, this episode offers an opportunity to pause and ask yourself:

What could change in my life—and my family's life—if I started taking better care of me, too?

At Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we believe that if you can think about it, then we can talk about it. These conversations are designed to connect with your mind and your heart, inspire reflection, and perhaps encourage one small change that can make a meaningful difference.

To stay in touch, please visit Josh's website at https://strongforlife.online/ to learn more about him.

What if midlife isn't about losing who you were—but finally giving yourself permission to discover who you were always meant to become?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, I’m joined by special guest Shamayne Olivia Kotfas for a deeply meaningful conversation about reclaiming your identity in midlife and beyond.

As life changes, our identities can change with them. We become parents, partners, caregivers, professionals, leaders, friends, and so many other things—but somewhere along the way, we can lose touch with the person underneath all those roles.

What happens when you realize you don't want to simply continue living the identity you've built for everyone else? What if you're ready to rediscover your passions, your confidence, your purpose, your voice, and the parts of yourself you may have put on hold?

Together, Shamayne and I explore midlife transformation, self-discovery, personal growth, identity, confidence, purpose, reinvention, and the courage to embrace a new chapter of life.

This conversation is an invitation to reflect on who you are today—not who you were twenty years ago, not who others expect you to be, but who you are becoming.

If you've ever felt invisible, stuck, disconnected from yourself, or uncertain about what comes next, this episode may remind you that it's never too late to reclaim your story.

Because midlife isn't necessarily an ending. It can be an awakening.

At Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we believe that if you can think about it, then we can talk about it. Every conversation is an opportunity to connect with the mind and the heart, challenge our perspectives, and leave us with something meaningful to reflect upon.

To stay in touch, please visit Shamayne's website at https://shoesthatfithersoul.com/ to learn more about her.

What if that quiet feeling inside you isn't something to ignore—but something worth listening to?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, I’m joined by special guest Colleen McCann for a thought-provoking conversation about energy and intuition and the ways we experience, interpret, and respond to the world around us.

Have you ever walked into a room and immediately sensed something was different? Had a feeling about someone before you could explain why? Or simply felt that inner nudge telling you to slow down, pay attention, or choose another direction?

Together, Colleen and I explore the fascinating relationship between energy, intuition, self-awareness, emotions, and personal well-being. We talk about learning to become more present, recognizing the signals we experience internally, and understanding how our intuition can influence the way we navigate relationships, decisions, and everyday life.

This conversation invites you to pause and ask yourself: How often do I truly listen to what I’m feeling, sensing, and experiencing?

Whether you're interested in intuition, personal growth, emotional awareness, wellness, spirituality, or simply becoming more connected to yourself, this episode offers plenty to think about—and perhaps a few things to see differently.

Because here on Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, if you can think about it, then we can talk about it. My hope is that every conversation connects with both your mind and your heart, giving you something meaningful to reflect on long after the episode ends.

To stay in touch, please visit Colleen's website at https://www.stylerituals.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the aches, exhaustion, and whispers from your body have been trying to tell you something all along?

On this episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, we invite you into a meaningful conversation exploring one of the most overlooked relationships we have—the one with our own bodies. Joined by special guest Dr. Rebecca Sanders, we discuss why listening to your body is more than just paying attention to symptoms—it's about understanding the deeper messages our physical, emotional, and mental well-being communicates every day.

In a world that constantly encourages us to push harder, move faster, and ignore discomfort, Dr. Sanders shares valuable insights into recognizing your body's signals before they become louder cries for help. Together, we explore the connections among stress, health, self-awareness, healing, and the importance of slowing down long enough to truly listen.

This conversation is both practical and deeply reflective, encouraging listeners to reconsider how they care for themselves and how greater awareness can lead to healthier decisions, stronger resilience, and a more balanced life.

If you've ever wondered whether your body is trying to tell you something, this episode offers thoughtful guidance, compassionate wisdom, and empowering takeaways that may change the way you view your health forever.

At Mitzi, Let's Think About It, we believe that if you can think about it, then we can talk about it—creating conversations that connect with both your mind and your heart, inspiring reflection and meaningful change.

To stay in touch, please visit Rebecca's website at https://linktr.ee/chiroyoginii and https://www.karma-chiropractic.com/ to learn more about her.

How do you stay close to your adult children while learning when to let go?

In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Melissa Vera for a compassionate conversation about parenting adult children, changing family dynamics, boundaries, communication, and unconditional love.

Together, they reflect on the tender transition from guiding your children day-to-day to supporting them as independent adults. This episode explores the emotions that can come with this season—pride, worry, grief, joy, uncertainty, and the desire to remain connected without overstepping.

Whether you are navigating a new empty-nest chapter, learning how to communicate with your grown children, supporting an adult child through a difficult season, or simply trying to strengthen your family relationships, this conversation offers encouragement and meaningful perspective.

Listen with an open heart—and let’s think about how love can evolve without growing distant.

To stay in touch, please visit Melissa's website at https://adventuresfrugalmom.com/ to learn more about her.

What happens when we spend so much time chasing what is next that we forget to ask what we truly want?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Patrick Sangimino for an honest, thought-provoking conversation titled “Dogs Chasing Cars.”

Together, they explore the powerful metaphor of pursuing goals, validation, success, or opportunities without always pausing to consider what happens when we finally reach them. This episode invites listeners to reflect on ambition, purpose, identity, fulfillment, and the difference between being busy and moving in a meaningful direction.

Sometimes we chase the next thing because it feels familiar. Sometimes we chase it because everyone else seems to be running toward it. But what if real growth begins when we slow down long enough to ask whether the thing we are chasing truly aligns with the life we want to live?

If you have ever felt driven, restless, uncertain, or caught in the cycle of always wanting more, this conversation is for you.

Listen with an open heart—and let’s think about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Patrick's website at https://patricksangimino.com/  to learn more about him.

The future is not only shaped by what young people achieve—it is shaped by the character they build along the way.

In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Walter Holmes for a heartfelt conversation about youth character, leadership skills, personal growth, and the values that help young people lead with purpose.

Together, they reflect on the importance of integrity, confidence, responsibility, resilience, empathy, and finding the courage to make a positive difference. This episode explores how true leadership is not about having all the answers or holding a title—it is about how we show up for others, make decisions, and grow through life’s challenges.

Whether you are a young person discovering your voice, a parent or mentor encouraging the next generation, or someone passionate about building stronger communities, this conversation offers encouragement and meaningful perspective.

Listen, reflect, and consider the kind of leader you are becoming—or helping someone else become.

To stay in touch, please visit Walter's website at https://www.thefifthhouse.com/, www.Communitypublicsquare.com, and https://www.wallstreetwhiz.com/introduction.html to learn more about him and the websites he discussed during the show.

What if the one step you've been afraid to take is the very step that leads to the life you've been praying for?

Life has a way of placing unexpected obstacles in our path, leaving us wondering how to move beyond fear, heartbreak, disappointment, or uncertainty. In this uplifting episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Tricia Copeland for a heartfelt conversation about moving forward with courage, hope, and purpose, even when the road ahead feels unclear.

Together, they explore what it means to let go of the past without forgetting the lessons it taught us, embrace new beginnings with confidence, and discover the strength that comes from perseverance. Through honest conversation, personal insights, and meaningful reflection, this episode reminds us that every ending has the potential to become the beginning of something extraordinary.

Whether you're healing from loss, navigating a life transition, rebuilding after setbacks, pursuing a new dream, or simply searching for the courage to take your next step, this conversation offers encouragement, wisdom, and hope for every season of life.

Join us as we reflect on questions such as:

• How do we move forward after life's greatest disappointments?
• What keeps us stuck, and how can we break free?
• Why is hope essential for personal growth?
• How can we embrace change with courage instead of fear?
• What opportunities await when we choose to keep moving forward?

If you enjoy conversations about resilience, personal growth, emotional healing, overcoming adversity, faith, courage, hope, new beginnings, and living with purpose, this episode will inspire you to take your next step with confidence.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Tricia's website at https://triciacopeland.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the life you've been working so hard to build isn't the life you were truly created to live?

In a world that celebrates busyness, achievement, and constant productivity, many people find themselves exhausted, overwhelmed, and disconnected from what matters most. In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Vanessa Mitera for a heartfelt conversation about moving from hustle to holy alignment—shifting from striving endlessly to living with faith, purpose, and intentionality.

Together, they explore how chasing success without inner peace can leave us feeling empty, while aligning our lives with our values, calling, and God-given purpose brings lasting fulfillment. Through personal stories, practical wisdom, and meaningful reflection, this conversation encourages listeners to let go of the pressure to constantly achieve and instead embrace a life rooted in peace, purpose, and trust.

Whether you're an entrepreneur, ministry leader, professional, caregiver, or someone simply longing for greater balance, this episode offers hope and encouragement for creating a life that reflects both your deepest values and your highest calling.

Join us as we explore questions such as:

• What does it mean to live in holy alignment?
• Why does hustle culture leave so many people feeling burned out?
• How can faith help us make wiser decisions about our time and priorities?
• What does success look like when it's rooted in purpose instead of performance?
• How can we create a life marked by peace, joy, and intentional living?

If you enjoy conversations about faith, purpose, spiritual growth, work-life balance, leadership, personal development, burnout recovery, and intentional living, this episode will inspire you to rethink what it truly means to live a successful and meaningful life.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Vanessa's website at https://miterabranding.com/ to learn more about him.

What if the most successful marketing strategy isn't about selling more—but about understanding people more deeply?

Marketing is constantly evolving, but one truth remains the same: people want to feel seen, understood, and connected. In this insightful episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Gee Ranasinha for a fascinating conversation about modern marketing, consumer behavior, branding, innovation, and the human psychology behind meaningful communication.

Together, they explore how today's businesses, entrepreneurs, and creators can build authentic connections in an increasingly digital world. From understanding customer emotions and decision-making to embracing creativity and adapting to emerging trends, this discussion offers valuable insights that go far beyond traditional advertising.

Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, marketer, content creator, nonprofit leader, or simply curious about how marketing influences our everyday lives, this episode provides practical wisdom, fresh perspectives, and thought-provoking ideas that will challenge the way you think about communication and connection.

Join us as we explore questions such as:

• What makes modern marketing different from traditional marketing?
• Why is understanding human behavior essential for success?
• How can businesses build trust in a digital-first world?
• What role do storytelling and authenticity play in marketing?
• How can innovation help organizations connect more meaningfully with their audiences?

If you enjoy conversations about business, entrepreneurship, branding, psychology, leadership, innovation, communication, personal growth, and building authentic relationships, this episode will leave you inspired to think differently about the way we connect with others.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Gee's website at https://kexino.com/ to learn more about him.

What if life's greatest lessons weren't found at the summit—but in the strength, faith, and perseverance it took to climb the mountain?

Every mountain we face in life—whether physical, emotional, or spiritual—has the power to shape who we become. In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Marilyn Moseley for a meaningful conversation about Mountain Top Spice and Life, exploring how life's challenges, victories, and unexpected moments season us with wisdom, gratitude, and purpose.

Together, they reflect on the mountaintop experiences that inspire us, the valleys that strengthen us, and the "spice" that gives life its richness and flavor. Through heartfelt stories, practical insights, and uplifting encouragement, this conversation reminds us that every step of our journey has value—even the difficult ones.

Whether you're walking through a season of uncertainty, celebrating a personal victory, seeking spiritual encouragement, or simply longing to embrace life's journey with greater joy and purpose, this episode offers hope, inspiration, and thoughtful reflections that will resonate with both your heart and mind.

Join us as we explore questions such as:

• What do life's mountaintop moments teach us?
• How do challenges prepare us for future victories?
• Why is gratitude essential during every season of life?
• How can faith and perseverance help us navigate life's journey?
• What gives life its unique "spice" and lasting meaning?

If you enjoy conversations about faith, resilience, personal growth, gratitude, purpose, overcoming challenges, inspiration, and intentional living, this episode will encourage you to embrace every chapter of your story with renewed hope.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Marilyn's website at https://www.mountaintopspice.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the greatest mystery you'll ever explore isn't somewhere out in the universe—but within your own mind?

What does it truly mean to be conscious? Is human consciousness simply the result of biology, or is there something deeper that shapes our awareness, our purpose, and the way we experience life? In this fascinating episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Barbara Lee for a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation about human consciousness, self-awareness, personal transformation, and the remarkable capacity of the human mind.

Together, they explore how our thoughts, beliefs, perceptions, and experiences influence the lives we create. Through meaningful discussion and thoughtful reflection, this episode invites listeners to consider the deeper questions of identity, awareness, connection, and the endless possibilities that emerge when we become more intentional about how we think and live.

Whether you're curious about psychology, mindfulness, philosophy, spirituality, neuroscience, or personal growth, this conversation offers fresh perspectives that encourage both reflection and meaningful dialogue.

Join us as we explore questions such as:

• What is human consciousness?
• How do our thoughts shape our reality and relationships?
• What role does self-awareness play in personal growth?
• Can expanding our awareness change the way we experience life?
• How can intentional thinking help us live with greater purpose and compassion?

If you enjoy conversations about consciousness, mindfulness, emotional intelligence, psychology, personal development, spirituality, self-discovery, and living with intention, this episode will leave you inspired to think more deeply about yourself and the world around you.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Barbara's website at https://barbarawith.com/ to learn more about her.

What if one of the simplest ways to support your health isn't another prescription or complicated routine—but simply harnessing the healing power of light?

As more people search for natural ways to improve their health and well-being, therapies like red light therapy and infrared technology are gaining attention for their potential to support healing, recovery, relaxation, and overall wellness. In this illuminating episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Sebastian Mierau for an insightful conversation about the science, benefits, and growing popularity of red light therapy and infrared wellness.

Together, they explore how these innovative technologies may support the body's natural healing processes, promote healthier skin, aid muscle recovery, improve circulation, encourage relaxation, and contribute to a healthier lifestyle. Whether you're new to these therapies or curious about the research behind them, this conversation provides an approachable look at what they are, how they're used, and why so many people are exploring them as part of their wellness journey.

Listeners can expect an engaging discussion that encourages curiosity, thoughtful reflection, and a balanced perspective on emerging health technologies while emphasizing the importance of making informed wellness decisions.

Join us as we explore questions like:

• What is red light therapy, and how does it work?
• What is infrared therapy, and how is it different?
• What are some of the potential wellness benefits?
• Who may benefit from these therapies?
• How can people thoughtfully evaluate new health trends?

If you're interested in holistic health, wellness innovation, healthy aging, recovery, biohacking, natural health approaches, and optimizing your well-being, this episode offers valuable insights that will leave you thinking long after the conversation ends.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.           

To stay in touch, please visit Sebastian's website at https://au.helsi.life/collections/ice-plunge to learn more about him.

What if the fear of sex isn’t about desire at all—but about vulnerability, shame, and the terrifying possibility of being truly seen?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we’re opening a courageous, compassionate conversation: “What’s With Men’s Fear of Sex?” with special guest Dr. Avrum Weiss.

Together, we explore what can live underneath sexual avoidance or anxiety—fear of intimacy, performance pressure, emotional exposure, past wounds, cultural expectations of masculinity, and the quiet loneliness that can form when people feel they have to “get it right” instead of simply being real.

This isn’t an episode about blame—it’s about understanding. If you’ve ever wondered why closeness can feel confusing, why desire can shut down, or why sex can become loaded with stress, silence, or distance, this conversation offers language, insight, and reflection points that invite healing.

What to expect: A warm, thought-provoking exploration of the emotional roots of sexual fear   Honest discussion about masculinity, shame, vulnerability, and connection   Relationship insights for partners navigating rejection, confusion, or disconnection   A compassionate lens for anyone struggling with intimacy, desire, or sexual anxiety   Questions that help you reflect on your own story—without judgment  

Listen in if you’re ready for a deeper conversation that meets both the mind and the heart.

To stay in touch, please visit Avrum's website at https://www.avrumweissphd.com/ to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Men's Fear of Women." 

What if the things the world calls "different" are actually some of the most extraordinary gifts it has ever seen?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, I sit down with the remarkable Jenny and Janet Walmsley for a conversation that is as tender as it is transformative. Together, we explore "the beauty of autism" not as a challenge to be overcome, but as a lens through which the world can be seen, felt, and experienced in ways most of us have never imagined.

Jenny and Janet bring so much love, honesty, and depth to this conversation. We talk about what it means to truly see someone, to look past labels, past limitations, past what the world says a person should be, and find the breathtaking humanity that lives there. This is a conversation about neurodiversity, about connection, about the kind of love that teaches you more than you ever expected, and about what happens when you choose to find beauty where others only see struggle.

This episode will open your heart. It will challenge the way you think about difference, about belonging, and about what it means to live a full and meaningful life. If you've ever loved someone who sees the world differently or if you are that someone, this conversation was made for you.

💙 Think with us. Feel with us.

🎧 Mitzi, Let's Think About It — where we don't just talk, we go deeper.

To stay in touch, please visit Jenny & Janet's website at https://jennyjennystory.wixsite.com/dysnomia and https://janetwal.wixsite.com/autismconnects to learn more about them.

What if the anxiety, the overwhelm, the exhaustion you can't explain isn't a character flaw, but your nervous system desperately trying to tell you something?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, I sit down with the insightful and compassionate Mitch Webb for a conversation that genuinely might change the way you understand yourself. We're talking about nervous system dysregulation what it is, why so many of us are living in it without even realizing it, and what it looks like to finally find our way back to safety within our own bodies.

Mitch brings such clarity, warmth, and depth to this topic. Together, we unpack the science and the humanity behind why our nervous systems get stuck in fight, flight, or freeze and how experiences, trauma, stress, and even our childhoods shape the way our bodies respond to the world around us.

This is a conversation that bridges the mind and the body in a way that feels both eye-opening and deeply validating. If you've ever felt wired but tired, shut down for no reason, or like your reactions don't match the moment, this episode will make so much click into place.

You are not broken. Your nervous system is just doing its best with what it has.

🎧 Mitzi, Let's Think About It — where we don't just talk, we go deeper.

To stay in touch, please visit Mitch's website at https://mitchwebb.com/ to learn more about him.

What if one question could challenge everything you thought you knew about faith, purpose, identity, and the way you view the world?

In this meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, host Mitzi sits down with special guest James Metts for a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation centered around "The Word Question." Together, they explore the significance of words, the questions that shape our beliefs, and how deeper reflection can transform the way we live, love, and connect with others.

This conversation encourages listeners to pause, think beyond surface-level answers, and examine the impact that words and questions have on their personal journeys. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, clarity in your purpose, or a fresh perspective on life's challenges, this episode offers insights that speak to both the mind and the heart.

Join us as we dive into meaningful discussion, personal reflection, and the kind of conversation that leaves you thinking long after the episode ends.

Because sometimes the right question can change everything.

🎙️ Listen now and discover what "The Word Question" might reveal about your own life.              

To stay in touch, please visit James's website at https://planetstoryland.com/ to learn more about him.

What happens when the love between children and dogs becomes a lesson in empathy, responsibility, and the kind of connection that stays with us for life?

In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Drew Brashier for an honest conversation about children with dogs—and the deeper meaning behind those bonds.

Together, they explore how growing up with a dog can shape a child’s heart, teach compassion, build responsibility, and create memories that become part of who we are. This episode invites parents, dog lovers, families, and anyone who has ever loved a pet to pause and reflect: What can our children learn from the way dogs love us so freely?

Join Mitzi and Drew for a thoughtful, emotional conversation about family, childhood, pets, empathy, and the beautiful lessons found in everyday companionship.

To stay in touch, please visit Drew's website at https://www.pawandorder.com/ to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Animal Behavior."

What if the unexplained is trying to tell us something?

In this captivating episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with renowned ghost hunter, paranormal investigator, author, and speaker Charles Rosenay for an unforgettable conversation about the world of ghost hunting, paranormal investigations, haunted locations, and the mysteries that continue to fascinate people around the globe.

Together, they explore why people are drawn to stories of spirits and hauntings, the emotional connections many experience with the unknown, and how ghost hunting often raises deeper questions about life, loss, memory, belief, and what may exist beyond our physical world.

Whether you're a devoted paranormal enthusiast, a curious skeptic, or someone who simply enjoys exploring life's biggest mysteries, this episode encourages you to think deeply about the experiences that challenge our understanding of reality.

Could there be more to our world than what we can see? And what do our fascination with ghosts and the supernatural reveal about us as human beings?

Join Mitzi and Charles Rosenay for a warm, intriguing, and thought-provoking discussion that just might leave you questioning what you believe.

Topics discussed:

• Ghost hunting and paranormal investigations
• Haunted locations and supernatural experiences
• Belief versus skepticism
• Life after death and spiritual questions
• The psychology behind paranormal encounters
• Why ghost stories continue to endure

If you enjoy conversations that challenge perspectives and connect with both the heart and mind, this episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It is one you won't want to miss.

To stay in touch, please visit Charles's website at https://liverpoolproductions.com/ to learn more about him.

What happens when the version of yourself you’ve always known no longer fits the life you’re meant to live?

In this deeply honest and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Lorie Kleiner Eckert to explore the emotional, uncomfortable, and transformative journey of reinventing yourself.

Together, they unpack what it truly means to let go of old identities, heal through change, and rediscover the person hiding beneath expectations, fear, heartbreak, and survival mode. This conversation speaks directly to anyone who feels stuck, lost, burned out, disconnected, or quietly craving a new beginning.

Sometimes reinventing yourself isn’t about becoming someone new — it’s about finally becoming who you were always meant to be.

Through vulnerable storytelling, deep reflection, and meaningful conversation, this episode invites listeners to question:

• Who am I beyond what I’ve survived?
• What parts of myself have I abandoned?
• Can I rebuild my life without losing my soul?
• What if starting over is actually the start of healing?

If you’ve been searching for personal growth podcasts, emotional healing conversations, self-discovery content, mindset transformation, inspiration for change, or empowering discussions about finding yourself again, this episode was made for you.

This is more than a conversation. It’s a mirror. A wake-up call. And maybe, the permission someone needed to begin again.

🎧 Listen now to “Let’s Think About ‘Reinventing Yourself’” with special guest Lorie Kleiner Eckert.

To stay in touch, please visit Lorie's website at https://www.loriekleinereckert.com/ to learn more about her.

What happens when the pain we hide becomes the conversation we finally need?

In this deeply emotional and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Randi-Lee Bowslaugh for an honest conversation about mental illness, emotional healing, trauma, stigma, anxiety, depression, and the silent battles so many people carry every single day.

Together, they explore the reality behind mental health struggles, the importance of vulnerability, and what it truly means to feel seen, heard, and understood in a world that often tells people to suffer in silence.

This episode is not just about mental illness — it’s about humanity. It’s about the moments that break us, the thoughts we’re afraid to say out loud, and the healing that can begin when someone finally says, “Me too.”

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, misunderstood, or alone… this conversation may speak directly to your heart.

✨ In this episode, we discuss: • Mental illness and emotional wellness • Anxiety, depression, and trauma • Breaking the stigma around mental health • Healing through conversation and connection • The importance of empathy and self-awareness • Finding strength in vulnerability • Human connection, hope, and understanding

🎙️ Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast designed to make people think deeply, feel deeply, and reconnect with both the mind and the heart through meaningful conversations that matter.

To stay in touch, please visit Randi's website at https://www.rbwriting.ca/ to learn more about her.

What if the thoughts you carry every single day are shaping more than your mood… but your entire life?

In this deeply moving and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, host Mitzi sits down with special guest Laura Ballet for an unforgettable conversation about thought energy — the invisible force behind our emotions, healing, relationships, mindset, and personal transformation.

Together, they explore how our thoughts hold power, how energy affects the way we move through life, and why becoming aware of our inner dialogue may be one of the most important journeys we ever take.

This episode invites listeners to pause, reflect, and ask themselves:

What energy am I carrying? Are my thoughts helping me grow… or keeping me stuck? How deeply do our minds influence our hearts?

With warmth, vulnerability, emotional insight, and honest conversation, Mitzi and Laura create a space where listeners can feel seen, understood, and inspired to think more deeply about themselves and the world around them.

If you’ve ever struggled with overthinking, emotional heaviness, self-doubt, healing, spirituality, personal growth, mindfulness, emotional intelligence, or finding peace within yourself — this conversation is for you.

✨ This isn’t just a podcast episode. It’s a moment to reconnect with your mind, your heart, and your energy.

🎧 Listen now to “Let’s Think About Thought Energy” with special guest Laura Ballet.

To stay in touch, please visit Laura's website at https://thescienceofempowerment.com/ to learn more about her.

What happens when the people we trust the most become the ones who hurt us the deepest?

In this emotional and deeply vulnerable episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Mr. Jay to unpack the painful reality of betrayal trauma — the kind of pain that changes how we see relationships, trust, love, and even ourselves.

Together, they explore the emotional scars left behind by betrayal, the silent grief people carry, and the difficult journey of healing after trust has been broken.

This conversation goes beyond heartbreak. It dives into the emotional confusion, anxiety, overthinking, abandonment wounds, and inner battles that betrayal can leave behind.

If you’ve ever questioned your worth after being hurt… If you’ve struggled to trust again… If you’ve carried pain that nobody else could fully see… This episode will speak directly to your heart.

In this episode, Mitzi and Mr. Jay discuss: • The emotional effects of betrayal trauma • Healing after broken trust • Mental and emotional recovery • Self-worth after betrayal • Why betrayal changes people emotionally • Learning to trust yourself again • Vulnerability, pain, and emotional growth

And maybe the hardest question of all: How do we heal from pain caused by someone we once felt safe with?

This episode is raw, reflective, emotional, and deeply human.

🎙️ Podcast: Mitzi, Let’s Think About It ✨ Special Guest: Mr. Jay 🔍 Topics: betrayal trauma, healing, emotional pain, trust issues, heartbreak, relationships, self-worth, emotional healing, mental health, vulnerability, deep conversations, thought-provoking podcast                  

To stay in touch, please visit Mr. Jay's website at https://mrjayrelationshipcoach.com/ to learn more about him.

What happens when politics stops being about policies… and starts affecting our peace, relationships, identity, and emotional well-being?

In this deeply honest and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Shannon Watson for a heartfelt conversation about how to emotionally navigate today’s political climate without losing yourself in the process.

From division and burnout to empathy, perspective, and human connection, this episode explores what it truly means to navigate politics in a world where emotions run high and opinions can divide even the closest people.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, exhausted, unheard, anxious, or emotionally disconnected because of politics, this conversation is for you.

Together, Mitzi and Shannon unpack: • How politics affects mental and emotional health • Why people struggle to communicate across differences • The importance of empathy and critical thinking • How to protect your peace while staying informed • Ways to reconnect with humanity during divided times

This isn’t about choosing sides. It’s about choosing understanding.

And maybe the biggest question of all: When the world keeps telling us to argue… how do we continue learning how to listen?

This episode will leave you reflecting long after it ends.

🎙️ Podcast: Mitzi, Let’s Think About It ✨ Special Guest: Shannon Watson 🔍 Topics: politics, emotional health, empathy, relationships, social division, deep conversations, mental wellness, perspective, humanity, communication, thought-provoking podcast

To stay in touch, please visit Shannon's website at https://www.majoritymiddle.org/ to learn more about her.

What if respect isn’t just something we ask for from others… but something we actively create in the world around us?

In this deeply meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Sabrina Osso for an honest, heartfelt, and thought-provoking conversation about the importance of respect, emotional awareness, communication, and the way we treat one another in everyday life.

“Creating Respect All Around You” explores how respect impacts our relationships, mental well-being, personal growth, and the environments we create at home, at work, and within ourselves.

Together, Mitzi and Sabrina dive into difficult but necessary conversations about human connection, emotional intelligence, self-respect, empathy, boundaries, and the ripple effect kindness and understanding can have on the people around us.

Because sometimes the smallest acts of respect can change someone’s entire day… —or even their life.

This episode is for anyone who has ever felt unheard, misunderstood, emotionally drained, or searching for healthier and more compassionate ways to connect with others.

✨ In this episode: • The importance of respect in relationships and everyday life • Emotional intelligence and self-awareness • Healthy communication and human connection • Setting boundaries while leading with compassion • Creating positive environments through empathy and understanding

A sincere and heartfelt thank you to Sabrina Osso for bringing such wisdom, warmth, honesty, and compassion to this conversation. Your voice and perspective made this episode incredibly impactful and inspiring.

🎧 Listen now to Let’s Think About “Creating Respect All Around You” With Special Guest Sabrina Osso on Mitzi, Let’s Think                

To stay in touch, please visit Sabrina's website at https://www.ossosafe.com/ to learn more about her.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Osso Safe."

What happens when we stop reacting to life… and actually start thinking deeply about it?

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Bamzy for a meaningful conversation that challenges perspectives, inspires self-awareness, and encourages listeners to look beyond surface-level thinking.

“Put Your Thinking Cap On” is more than just a catchy phrase — it’s an invitation to slow down, reflect, question, and grow.

Together, Mitzi and Bamzy explore the importance of mindset, critical thinking, emotional awareness, personal growth, and the way our thoughts shape the lives we live. This conversation touches both the heart and the mind, encouraging listeners to think differently about themselves, their choices, and the world around them.

Some conversations entertain you. Others stay with you long after they end.

This is one of those conversations.

If you’ve ever felt mentally overwhelmed, emotionally disconnected, uncertain about your path, or simply hungry for deeper conversations that challenge the way you think — this episode was made for you.

✨ In this episode: • The power of mindset and self-awareness • Learning to think deeper and more intentionally • Emotional intelligence and personal reflection • Challenging perspectives and mental growth • Conversations that inspire change and understanding

A heartfelt thank you to Bamzy for bringing authenticity, wisdom, energy, and an honest perspective to this conversation. Your voice added something truly special to this episode.

🎧 Listen now to Let’s Think About “Put Your Thinking Cap On” With Special Guest Bamzy on Mitzi, Let’s Think About It.               

To stay in touch, please visit Bamzy's website at https://www.bamzybaby.com/ to learn more about him. 

What makes a marriage truly last when life gets hard, love gets tested, and two imperfect people choose each other anyway?

In this deeply heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Melissa Vera for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation about the beauty, challenges, sacrifices, and quiet strength behind a lasting marriage.

Together, they explore the moments people don’t always talk about — the healing, the communication, the growing pains, the commitment, and the decision to continue loving through every season of life.

This episode is more than a conversation about marriage. It’s about connection, vulnerability, emotional intimacy, resilience, and the kind of love that transforms people from the inside out.

If you’ve ever questioned love, fought to keep a relationship alive, wondered what makes couples stay together for decades, or simply long to feel understood in your own journey, this episode will speak directly to your heart.

Because maybe lasting love isn’t about perfection… Maybe it’s about choosing each other again and again, even after the storms.

✨ In this episode: • The emotional realities of long-term commitment • Communication and emotional connection in marriage • Growing together through difficult seasons • Love, sacrifice, healing, and partnership • What truly creates a strong and lasting relationship    

Thank you, Melissa Vera, for bringing your honesty, wisdom, warmth, and heart to this conversation. Your openness made this episode incredibly meaningful.

🎧 Listen now to Let’s Think About “A Lasting Marriage” With Special Guest Melissa Vera on Mitzi, Let’s Think About It. 

To stay in touch, please visit Melissa's website at https://adventuresfrugalmom.com/ to learn more about her.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Blended Cultural Identity."

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Sabeen S. Sheikh for a heartfelt conversation about religious values and the mindset that shapes a positive life.

Together, they reflect on how our inner posture influences our outer world, and why lasting peace often begins with the condition of the heart.

As they explore Sabeen’s perspective, the discussion turns to positive mindset, faith, spiritual connection, and the belief that God is the turner of hearts.

This episode invites listeners to think more deeply about religious values, personal transformation, and the way faith can guide us toward deeper connection with God and with one another. If you have been longing for a more grounded and meaningful way to move through life, this conversation offers a warm invitation to pause, reflect, and consider the path that leads the heart home.               

To stay in touch, please visit Sabeen's website at https://communication.umd.edu/directory/sabeen-sheikh to learn more about her.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Vijay Luthra for a heartfelt conversation about change fatigue. Together, they reflect on the pressure of trying to carry everything alone, and why true strength often begins when we allow ourselves to trust others and accept support.

As they explore Vijay’s perspective, the discussion turns to creating a position of success, learning not to do everything by yourself, and building the kind of trust that makes sustainable growth possible.

This episode invites listeners to think more deeply about change, leadership, teamwork, burnout, and the freedom that comes when we stop confusing independence with isolation. If you have been feeling stretched thin by constant demands or change, this conversation offers a warm and meaningful invitation to pause, reflect, and rethink what support can look like.             

To stay in touch, please visit Vijay's website at https://www.cevaglobal.co/ to learn more about him.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Xavier Roman for a heartfelt conversation about near-death experiences and what they can teach us about truly living.

Together, they reflect on how fear can quietly keep us from embracing life fully, and why we are often called to live more boldly than we realize.

As they explore Xavier’s perspective, the discussion turns to his near-death experience, the reality of fear, and the importance of not letting uncertainty stop us from living with intention.

This episode invites listeners to think more deeply about courage, personal growth, perspective, and what it means to move through life with greater openness and purpose. If you have ever wrestled with fear, hesitation, or the feeling that life is passing by too quickly, this conversation offers a warm and meaningful invitation to pause, reflect, and choose life more fully.

To stay in touch, please visit Xavier's website at https://xavierroman.com/ to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Sight." 

Special guest Dr. Luissa Kiprono is giving away one free audiobook copy of Push, Then Breathe. Feel free to sign up for her monthly empowerment newsletter as well.

To enter, email hello@drluissak.com by September 1, 2026, and share a struggle or trauma you feel may be holding you back. In your email, please mention that you listened to the Mitzi, Let’s Think About It episode, “Let’s Think About ‘Who Does She Think She Is.’”

Must be 18 years or older to enter. No purchase necessary. One winner will be selected and contacted after the entry deadline.

To stay in touch, please visit Luissa's website at https://linktr.ee/drluissak to learn more about her.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Danika Smith for a heartfelt conversation about the subjectivity of the word “normal.” Together, they reflect on why staying open and curious matters, and how our assumptions can quietly shape the way we see ourselves, others, and the world around us. As they explore Danika’s perspective, the discussion turns to broadening our view, challenging rigid ideas of what is considered normal, and walking through life with more curiosity than judgment. This episode invites listeners to think more deeply about perspective, identity, openness, and the freedom that comes when we stop measuring life through a narrow lens. If you have ever felt limited by expectations or labels, this conversation offers a warm and meaningful invitation to pause, reflect, and see differently.

To stay in touch, please visit Danika's website at https://danikaduartesmith.com/ to learn more about her.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Tullio Siragusa for a heartfelt conversation about empathy. Together, they reflect on why we all need to give ourselves and others a break, especially when we do not know the full story behind what someone may be carrying.

As they explore Tullio’s perspective, the discussion turns to the importance of choosing love, extending compassion, and recognizing how empathy can truly save lives.

This episode invites listeners to think more deeply about kindness, emotional awareness, human connection, and the grace we can offer when we stop assuming and start understanding. If you have ever needed a reminder to slow down, soften your heart, and see people more fully, this conversation offers a warm and meaningful invitation to reflect.       

To stay in touch, please visit Tullio's website at https://tulliosiragusa.com/ and https://linktr.ee/tulliosiragusa to learn more about him.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Chris Dyer for a meaningful conversation about embracing the future of work. Together, they reflect on how focus shapes growth, why the way we think about change matters, and how technology is inviting individuals and businesses alike to rethink what is possible.

As they explore Chris’s perspective, the discussion turns to artificial intelligence, younger generations already integrating AI into everyday life, and the importance of companies embracing innovation if they want to keep pace with rapid technological advancement.

This episode invites listeners to think more deeply about the future of work, leadership, mindset, adaptability, and the opportunities that open up when we choose curiosity over fear. If you have been wondering how to stay grounded while moving forward in a changing world, this conversation offers an honest and hopeful invitation to reflect on what you are growing through your focus.

To stay in touch, please visit Chris's website at https://chrisdyer.com/ to learn more about him.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guest Dr. La Toya Davis for a heartfelt conversation about freedom beyond the checklist. Together, they explore what it means to take up space without fear and to release the pressure of constantly measuring ourselves against expectations, routines, and self-imposed standards.

As they reflect on Dr. La Toya’s perspective, the discussion considers how checklists can sometimes trap us in negative self-thinking rather than move us forward. This episode invites listeners to rethink productivity, identity, personal growth, and mindset by exploring how a shift in perspective can transform the way we see responsibility, freedom, and self-worth. If you have ever felt boxed in by what you should be doing, this conversation offers a warm and honest invitation to pause, reflect, and imagine a freer way to live and think.

To stay in touch, please visit LaToya's website at https://chicourses.com/ to learn more about her.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Sondra Bailey to explore the dangers of alcohol through both a personal and spiritual lens.

Together, they reflect on how alcohol can lower our defenses, cloud our judgment, and leave us vulnerable in ways many people do not stop to consider.

As they discuss Sondra’s perspective, the conversation moves beyond the physical health effects of drinking and into deeper questions about spiritual awareness, emotional vulnerability, and the environments we choose to enter.

This episode invites listeners to reflect on alcohol, bars, casinos, temptation, and the unseen influences that can affect the mind and heart.

If you are drawn to meaningful conversations about personal growth, spiritual insight, and deeper thinking, this episode offers a heartfelt invitation to pause and consider what alcohol may be taking away beyond what we can see.       

To stay in touch, please visit Sondra's website at https://www.shamansondra.com/ to learn more about her.

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we explore home innovation, home remodeling, and the deeper meaning of creating a space that feels functional, peaceful, and truly your own. With special guest Melissa Schneider, this conversation goes beyond renovation tips and into the heart of what home really means. 

Melissa Schneider shares a thoughtful perspective on the temporary inconvenience of renovating and why it can be worth it for the lasting joy of a calm, well-designed home. Together, we reflect on how remodeling need not feel overwhelming, and how preparation, support, and the right mindset can bring peace even in seasons of disruption. 

We also touch on hurricane preparedness, the value of having trusted help when disaster strikes, and the emotional side of building a home that supports both your daily life and your well-being. If you’ve been thinking about home improvement, smart home ideas, home design, or simply how your environment shapes your peace of mind, this episode invites you to pause and think more deeply.       

To stay in touch, please visit Melissa's website at https://homesinnovation.com/ to learn more about her.

In this thoughtful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we explore emotional avoidance with special guest Michelle Maidenberg. Together, we unpack what it means to avoid difficult emotions, why so many people disconnect from what they feel, and how learning to embrace our emotions can open the door to healing, clarity, and deeper self-awareness.

Michelle shares a powerful reminder: we are emotional creatures who think, not just thinking beings who occasionally feel. This conversation invites listeners to slow down, reflect, and consider how emotional avoidance may be shaping their relationships, choices, and everyday lives.

We also talk about how short life is, how meaningful moments can arrive unexpectedly, and why being present with both heart and mind matters so much.

If you are interested in emotional health, self-awareness, personal growth, mindfulness, mental wellness, and deeper thinking, this episode offers an honest and compassionate space to reflect. Whether you have struggled to sit with hard feelings or simply want to understand yourself and others more fully, this episode is designed to help you think, feel, and grow.

Tune in to Let’s Think About “Emotional Avoidance” with Michelle Maidenberg for a warm, insightful conversation about emotions, healing, personal growth, and the significance of being fully present in your life.        

To stay in touch, please visit Michelle's website at https://michellemaidenberg.com/ to learn more about her.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Joel Bikman to explore the growing conversation around dangerous weight-loss drugs, personal responsibility, metabolic health, and what true wellness really means.

Together, they discuss why it is so important to understand what you put into your body, how modern weight-loss culture can shape decision-making, and why caring for your physical and mental well-being requires greater awareness. Joel also shares the inspiration behind the product he created to support whole-body wellness.

If you are searching for conversations about weight-loss drugs, health responsibility, metabolic health, wellness, and meaningful personal growth, this episode invites you to pause, reflect, and think more deeply with both your mind and your heart.

To stay in touch, please visit Joel's website at https://gethlth.com/?utm_source=letsthinkaboutitpodcast to learn more about him.

Michael shares his thoughts on holistic alignment for men, reminding people that, regardless of age, they should go find someone to be a mentor in their life. While learning about Michael, we discussed the importance of men's mental health and how self-improvement is more than just physical health. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Michael's website at https://mcatalyst.com/ to learn more about him.

What if the reality you've accepted isn't the one you're truly meant to live—and the success you've been chasing isn't what real power looks like?

Success. Power. Reality. They're words we hear every day, but how often do we stop to ask what they actually mean?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with internationally recognized mindset expert, bestselling author, and hypnotherapist Victoria Gallagher for a heartfelt conversation about redefining success, understanding the stories we tell ourselves, and discovering the inner power that shapes our reality.

Together, they explore how our beliefs influence our lives, why true success begins within, and how shifting our mindset can open the door to greater purpose, confidence, fulfillment, and personal transformation. Whether you're feeling stuck, questioning your path, or simply longing for deeper meaning, this conversation offers wisdom, encouragement, and practical insights that will challenge the way you think.

In this episode, you'll discover: • How your beliefs shape your reality • Why success looks different for every person • The connection between mindset and personal power • How limiting beliefs can hold you back • Practical ways to create a life that aligns with your authentic self

If you've ever wondered whether there's more to life than simply achieving goals, this episode invites you to pause, reflect, and rethink what it truly means to live with intention.

Because sometimes the greatest power isn't changing the world around you—it's changing the way you see it.

To stay in touch, please visit Victoria's website at https://victoriamgallagher.com/ to learn more about her.

Russ shares his thoughts on a dog's devotion, reminding people that sometimes the right dog can change one's outlook on life at just the right moment. While learning about Russ, we discussed his dog's devotion to protect him, and sometimes death can be peaceful, knowing they are no longer in pain. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Russ's website at https://sites.google.com/view/russfarnsworth/watson to learn more about him.

LaTanya shares her thoughts on raising resilient heroes, reminding people to continue to prepare our kids for their own journey. While learning about LaTanya, we discussed her children's book and how to teach the youth how to be adaptable while encouraging them to tap into critical thinking. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit LaTanya's website at https://linktr.ee/iyrjcoaching to learn more about her.

Ralph shares his thoughts on traveling deep, not wide, reminding people to be mindful while traveling. While learning about Ralph, we discussed how traveling off-season can help mitigate the negative impact in popular destination spots and have good intentions when traveling. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Ralph's website at https://continentaldrifter.co/ to learn more about him.

Shuang-Min shares her thoughts on carrying someone else’s story, reminding people that it's okay to question beliefs and values that were passed down to you. While learning about Shuang-Min, we discussed how we can determine which values serve us and which no longer serve us in our narrative. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Shuang-Min's website at https://linktr.ee/shuangminc to learn more about her.

Aïcha shares her thoughts on fasting for a purpose, reminding people to put their trust in the Lord, not in man or themselves. While learning about Aïcha, we discussed her aim to break generational curses and her 30-day dry fast, which involved abstaining from food and water. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Aïcha's website at https://www.aichabarrycoaching.com/home to learn more about her.

Hugh shares his thoughts on Mentoring Boys, reminding people never to be the victim, but to be the victor.

While learning about Hugh, we discussed how he lost his dad at a very young age and how he vowed to be that helping hand to other young men who didn't grow up with a father. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Hugh's website at https://boyswithoutfathers.org/ and https://dnabehavior.com/  to learn more about him.

Ron shares his thoughts on breathing into success, reminding people to have the courage to fall in love with themselves.

While learning about Ron, we discussed how success is subjective and how our breath can help us become grounded in moments when we may feel overwhelmed. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Ron's website at https://ronstotts.com/ to learn more about him.

Ian shares his thoughts on pet adoption, reminding people that adapting a dog brings more than bringing life into your home but a type of love that has endless rewards.

While learning about Ian, we discussed how intelligent dogs are and how he develop a dog rescue. This episode aims to prompt thought.            

To stay in touch, please visit Ian's website at https://ianspandow.com/ & https://spandowhouse.com/ to learn more about him. 

Ash shares his thoughts on communication intelligence, reminding people that our communication is a skill worth developing.

While learning about Ash, we discussed ways to improve communication and how asking open-ended questions can help you keep a conversation going. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Ash's website at https://executivegreatness.com/ to learn more about him.

Matthew shares his thoughts on accessing government grants, reminding people that numerous grants are available to help improve their lives and financial situation.

While learning about Matthew, I wondered why the government doesn't share this knowledge and how people can consider their financial situation differently. This episode aims to prompt thought.           

To stay in touch, please visit Matthew's website at https://www.free.lesko.com/fbtop50new to learn more about him.

Zachary shares his thoughts on crafting characters readers love, reminding people that characters provide relatability into our lives in a way we probably never thought about before.

While learning about Zachary, we discussed his writing style, along with his books, and how he has loved and hated certain characters in them. This episode aims to prompt thought.         

To stay in touch, please visit Zachary's website at https://zacharyhagenwrites.com/about to learn more about him.

Daniel shares his thoughts on how culture transcends, reminding people that the culture they establish around them will be the one people embody.

While learning about Daniel, we discussed his motives in creating a specific culture in his business and how creating a culture that everyone can agree on is vital for everyone's success. This episode aims to prompt thought.         

To stay in touch, please visit Daniel's website at https://www.realtopartners.com/ to learn more about him.

Tara shares her thoughts on teens and social media, reminding people that limiting screen time has significant long-term advantages.

While learning about Tara, we discussed the effects of technology on teens at school and how parents need to be more attentive to their kids. This episode aims to prompt thought.        

To stay in touch, please visit Tara's website at http://www.tarahodgson.ca/ to learn more about her.

Doug shares his thoughts on hope in the world, reminding people not to give up on themselves, others, or the world.

While learning about Doug, we discussed how true wealth is found in our health, and instead of looking for reasons to give up, look for reasons to keep going. This episode aims to prompt thought.       

To stay in touch, please visit Doug's website at https://talentc.ca/ to learn more about him.

Kristine shares her thoughts on soul intelligence, reminding people that they need to pay attention to their gut instincts. While learning about Kristine, we discussed her book and how people should explore and step into their zone of genius more often. This episode aims to prompt thought.    

To stay in touch, please visit Kristine's website at https://soulintelligencemethod.com/home to learn more about her.

Drew shares his thoughts on GroHaus, reminding people that marketing is more than just reaching numbers, but also reaching hearts. While learning about Drew, we discussed how he came up with the name for his business and how he started it not just to make money, but to see the value in helping businesses truly succeed in their market. This episode aims to prompt thought.     

To stay in touch, please visit Drew's website at https://www.grohaus.org/ to learn more about him. 

Kim shares her thoughts on creating your love story, reminding people that they can create their love story just like they select food at a buffet. While learning about Kim, we discussed how people should look for long term characteristic traits for a potential mate and understanding your relationship with yourself is the foundation into any relationship you may want. This episode aims to prompt thought.    

To stay in touch, please visit Kim's website at https://divineperfectmate.com/ to learn more about her.

Debbie shares her thoughts on protecting other people’s children, reminding people to empower the youth by being a good mentor.

While learning about Debbie, we discussed how adults should exercise discernment when it comes to children and how they should teach the youth values and morals that they will hold onto in their adult life. This episode aims to prompt thought.    

To stay in touch, please visit Debbie's website at www.debbieausburn.com to learn more about her.

Rex shares his thoughts on planting a tree you will never sit under, reminding people to live a life that matters can mean doing things for others.

While learning about Rex, we discussed his books and how mental illnesses can both bring people together and tear them apart. This episode aims to prompt thought.    

To stay in touch, please visit Rex's YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYw_30ccSAUsiMu20_fBH8g to learn more about him.

Benjamin shares his thoughts on uncomfortable questions, reminding people that there is always a way to deal with the uncomfortable in life.

While learning about Benjamin, we discussed his books and how mental illnesses can both bring people together and tear them apart. This episode aims to prompt thought.    

To stay in touch, please visit Benjamin's website at https://www.benjaminbarnes.com/ to learn more about him.

Michael shares his thoughts on resilience and inclusion, reminding people that regardless of their walk of life, they can develop resilience.

While learning about Michael, we discussed how light-dependent people wouldn't know what to do if things went dark and how disabilities aren't seen as a minority group that faces its own discrimination or exclusions. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Michael's website at https://michaelhingson.com/ to learn more about him.

Joyce shares her thoughts on the evolution of a baby boomer, reminding people that we can live multiple lives in one lifetime.

While learning about Joyce, we discussed how she's been in a play and how forgiving yourself is the best way to start giving yourself the compassion you need for the next season of your life. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Joyce's website at https://joycefidler.com/ to learn more about her.

What happens when people finally feel safe enough to speak honestly, ask questions, make mistakes, and be fully human?

In this insightful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Natalia Fomichenko for a meaningful conversation about creating psychological safety, trust, communication, vulnerability, leadership, workplace culture, and the importance of feeling safe enough to be heard.

Psychological safety can be easy to misunderstand. It isn't about avoiding difficult conversations, eliminating accountability, or making sure everyone always agrees.

It's about creating an environment where people can speak up without fear of humiliation, ask for help without shame, share ideas without immediately being dismissed, and acknowledge mistakes without believing those mistakes define them.

Mitzi and Natalia explore what psychological safety looks like in real life and why it matters in workplaces, relationships, teams, and communities.

Together, they reflect on questions such as:

What does psychological safety really mean?

Why is trust essential for healthy communication?

What happens when people are afraid to speak up?

How can leaders create environments where people feel valued and heard?

Can psychological safety and accountability exist together?

Why does vulnerability require trust?

What role does listening play in creating safety?

How can we become part of creating psychologically safer spaces for others?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It isn't about simply giving you answers. It's about creating conversations that make you pause, reflect, question, and connect with both your mind and your heart.

Because sometimes people don't need us to have the perfect response.

They need to know it's safe enough to tell us the truth.

So ask yourself:

“Do the people around me feel safe enough to be honest with me?”

To stay in touch, please visit Natalia's website at https://nataliafomichenko.com/ to learn more about her. 

What if the dysfunction we see on the surface is only a symptom—and the real story is buried much deeper than we realize?

Why do people, families, relationships, organizations, and even communities sometimes fall into patterns that seem difficult to break?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Debra Longo for a meaningful conversation about the root causes of dysfunction and what may be happening beneath the behaviors, conflicts, patterns, and struggles we see on the surface.

Dysfunction rarely appears out of nowhere. Sometimes what we recognize as unhealthy behavior is connected to deeper experiences, unresolved issues, communication patterns, beliefs, emotional wounds, fear, learned behaviors, or environments that have shaped us over time.

Together, Mitzi and Debra invite listeners to look beyond the obvious and ask a much deeper question:

What is really causing the dysfunction?

This conversation encourages us to examine the patterns we experience in our own lives and relationships—not from a place of judgment but from one of curiosity, compassion, and self-awareness.

You’ll be encouraged to reflect on how dysfunction develops, why certain patterns can become normalized, how unresolved issues can influence our relationships, and what it may take to begin recognizing and changing unhealthy cycles.

Because sometimes the behavior isn't the whole story.

Sometimes, we have to go beneath the surface to understand what is truly happening.

This episode is an invitation to pause, look inward, ask difficult questions, and become more aware of the patterns that may be influencing our lives and relationships.

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It isn't about telling you what to think. It's about creating conversations that encourage you to think more deeply, connect with your heart and mind, and reflect on what may be hiding beneath the surface.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: What if understanding the root is the first step toward changing the pattern?

To stay in touch, please visit Debra's website at https://lifeinbloomny.net/ to learn more about her.

Let’s Think About “Dating Apps” with Special Guest Desireé Hunter

Swipe left. Swipe right. Match. Message. Ghost. Repeat.

Dating has changed dramatically in the digital age, but has technology actually made finding meaningful connection easier?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Desireé Hunter for an honest and reflective conversation about dating apps and the modern dating experience.

Dating apps have transformed the way people meet, communicate, and explore romantic relationships. With millions of people looking for connection online, the possibilities can seem endless—but so can the confusion.

What happens when relationships begin with a profile instead of a conversation?

How does having so many choices affect the way we approach dating?

And are dating apps helping us find genuine connection—or changing what we expect from relationships?

Mitzi and Desireé explore the many layers of modern dating, including online dating, authenticity, attraction, communication, expectations, vulnerability, emotional connection, rejection, ghosting, and the search for meaningful relationships.

This conversation isn't about simply deciding whether dating apps are “good” or “bad.”

It's about asking deeper questions.

Are we presenting our authentic selves online?

Are we judging people too quickly based on a few photos and words?

Have endless choices made us more selective—or simply less willing to be patient?

And in a world where connection can begin with a swipe, what does genuine connection actually look like?

You'll be invited to reflect on your own experiences with dating, relationships, technology, and human connection.

Because behind every profile is a real person with a story, emotions, fears, hopes, and a desire to be seen and understood.

Join Mitzi and Desireé for a warm, honest, and thought-provoking conversation that may have you looking at dating apps—and modern relationships—in a completely different way.

Because on Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we're not here to tell you what to think.

We're here to ask the questions that make you stop, reflect, and connect with both your mind and your heart.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: Are dating apps helping us find love—or changing the way we understand it?

To stay in touch, please visit Desireé's website at http://beverlyhills.swannschool.com/about.html to learn more about her.

J shares her thoughts on flipping your switch, reminding people that you can change how you perceive the world. While learning about J, we discussed how she almost got murdered by her ex and how she knew her life would only change with her efforts. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit J's website at https://theunknownbucketlist.com/ to learn more about her.

What if understanding animals could teach us something unexpected about ourselves?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Drew Brashier for a fascinating conversation about animal behavior and the many ways animals communicate, respond to their surroundings, interact with one another, and navigate the world around them.

Animals may not speak our language, but that doesn't mean they aren't communicating.

Their behaviors can tell us about relationships, instincts, trust, survival, social connection, curiosity, boundaries, and adaptation. And the more we learn about animals, the more interesting the question becomes:

How much of their behavior do we truly understand?

This conversation invites us to look beyond simply observing animals and start thinking about why they behave the way they do—and what those behaviors might reveal about the incredible complexity of the natural world.

Join Mitzi and Drew for a curious, engaging conversation that may have you looking at the animals around you a little differently.

Because sometimes, when we take the time to understand another species, we end up learning something about ourselves, too.

To stay in touch, please visit Drew's website at https://www.pawandorder.com/ to learn more about him.

Cindy shares her thoughts on emotional wealth, reminding people that our ability to control and listen to our emotions is a type of wealth no one can steal. While learning about Cindy, we discussed how people can get comfortable in their dysfunction and how we shouldn't fall into their default way of thinking and acting. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Cindy's website at https://mindgarage.com.au/ to learn more about her.

Stephen shares his thoughts on actually preparing kids for the future, reminding people that one day our youth will be determining what happens in our lives. While learning about Stephen, we discussed his books and how creating a game is better than playing someone else's game. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Stephen's website at https://www.sa-schneider.com/ to learn more about him.

What if growing older doesn't mean giving up our power—but discovering a deeper understanding of what our power really is?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Tamar Hurwitz-Fleming for a meaningful and thought-provoking conversation about aging with our power intact.

Aging is something every one of us experiences, yet our culture can sometimes make getting older feel like something we should fear, hide, or apologize for.

But what if we started looking at aging differently?

What if getting older could mean becoming more comfortable with who we are, more intentional about how we spend our time, and more confident in the wisdom we've gained along the way?

In this conversation, Mitzi and Tamar explore questions such as:

💭 What does it really mean to age with our power intact?

💭 How can we maintain our sense of identity as we move through different stages of life?

💭 Why does society sometimes make us feel as though aging means becoming less relevant?

💭 What happens when we stop measuring ourselves by other people's expectations?

💭 How can experience, wisdom, and self-awareness become sources of strength?

💭 Can getting older actually give us greater freedom to become who we truly are?

This is a conversation about aging—but it's also a conversation about identity, confidence, purpose, self-worth, resilience, and the freedom to keep becoming.

Because growing older doesn't mean our story is winding down.

Sometimes, it means we're finally beginning to understand the story we're living.

So, let's think about it: What could change if we stopped asking how to stay young and started asking how to remain fully ourselves as we age?

To stay in touch, please visit Tamar's website at https://howtohaveahappybirthday.com/ to learn more about her.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Birthdays."

Gary shares his thoughts on addiction, reminding people that it's what we go to when we are trying to reduce our stress that can become an addiction. While learning about Gary, we discussed his concept of a stress-reducing loop and how anything in this world can become addictive if we don't deal with our stress. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Gary's website at www.thelessstressdoc.com to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About Less Stress."

John and Kelly share their thoughts on the authors' and illustrators' relationship, reminding us that establishing good communication is key to a successful and enjoyable experience for this relationship. While learning about John and Kelly, we discussed how, as an illustrator, one must have patience, and as an author, one should not compromise one's vision. This episode aims to prompt thought.                    

To stay in touch, please visit John's website at https://johncolladoart.com/  and Kelly's website https://kellymitchellschilling.com/ to learn more about them.

Benjy shares his thoughts on emotional muscle, reminding us that the most important thing is to learn to love yourself while showing kindness to others. While learning about Benjy, we discussed the importance of working on your emotional fitness and recognizing your defense mechanisms. This episode aims to prompt thought.                

To stay in touch, please visit Benjy's website at https://benjysherercoaching.com/ to learn more about him.

Jennifer shares her thoughts on how a storyteller becomes a published author, reminding people that if you don’t try, you never will know if you have what it takes. While learning about Jennifer, we discussed how we should write for ourselves and watch how it changes the way we see writing. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Jennifer's website at https://jmshawauthor.com/ to learn more about her.

Brad shares his thoughts on what it means to be a hero, reminding us to have the courage to act. While learning about Brad, we discussed that we shouldn’t dismiss the small moments and choices. It's essential that you're responsible for yourself, so be the positive force in the world.  This episode aims to prompt thought.                      

To stay in touch, please visit Brad's website at https://bradanderson2000.com/ to learn more about him.

🌿 What if having more isn't the answer—and the life you've been searching for is waiting in the beauty of having less?

Welcome to Mitzi, Let's Think About It, the podcast where meaningful conversations invite us to slow down, think deeply, and connect with the ideas that touch both our minds and our hearts.

In this thoughtful episode, "Let's Think About 'Simplicity,'" Mitzi welcomes special guest Miriam Ortiz y Pino for a meaningful conversation about simplifying life, making space for what truly matters, and letting go of what can overwhelm, distract, or weigh us down.

In a world that often encourages us to accumulate more, accomplish more, and stay busy, simplicity offers another way to look at life. It asks us to pause and consider: What do we really need? What truly brings value to our lives? And what might we gain by letting go?

Mitzi and Miriam explore the deeper meaning of simplicity and how simplifying our surroundings, commitments, priorities, and expectations can create greater clarity, peace, intention, and freedom. This conversation goes beyond decluttering—it encourages us to consider how our possessions, choices, habits, and relationships shape how we experience everyday life.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• What living a simpler life can really mean.
• Why simplicity is about more than decluttering your home.
• How letting go can create room for what matters most.
• The connection between simplicity, peace, and personal well-being.
• How intentional living can help reduce overwhelm.
• Why we sometimes hold onto things, commitments, or expectations we no longer need.
• How simplifying your life can create greater clarity and purpose.

Whether you're interested in minimalism, decluttering, intentional living, personal growth, organization, or simply finding more peace in a busy world, this conversation offers plenty to think about.

Perhaps simplicity isn't about having less for the sake of less. Perhaps it's about making room for more of what truly matters.

Thank you for listening to Mitzi, Let's Think About It. If this episode inspires you to look at your own life differently, follow the podcast, leave a review, and share this conversation with someone who might need permission to slow down and simplify.

To stay in touch, please visit Miriam's website at https://morethanorganized.net/ to learn more about her.

Donna shares her thoughts on publishing a book without being scammed, reminding people to conduct thorough research when selecting the right publisher. While learning about Donna, we discussed her books and how she recommends that people never succumb to peer pressure when it comes to their rights regarding their books. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Donna's LinkedIn at https://authorcygnetbrown.com/ to learn more about her.

Rocko shares his thoughts on a filmmaker with a zero budget, reminding people that if they really want to get something done, they will always find a way. While learning about Rocko, we discussed the movies he produced and how word of mouth is always more effective than online advertising. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Rocko's LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/rockopaolo/ to learn more about him.

Gayle shares her thoughts on becoming visible, reminding people that they need to step into their light instead of dimming their light. While learning about Gayle, we discussed her book and how she realized sharing her burn survival story wasn't only helpful but also necessary. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Gayle's website at https://www.firstimpressions1.com/ to learn more about her.

JB shares her thoughts on book publicity, reminding people that it's not as easy as it looks. While learning about JB, we discussed her book and how she was determined to go on a cross-country book tour. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit JB's website at https://www.jbharrisbooks.com/ to learn more about her.

Kay shares her thoughts on what it's like to be a refugee, reminding people to be kind and show compassion to others. While learning about Kay, we discussed her book, hearing a piece of the book, and how writing allowed her to share a part of her story with a few creative aspects intertwined. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Kay's website at https://kaysparlingbooks.com/ to learn more about her.

Patricia shares her thoughts on moving from stage to the page, reminding people that it's okay to transition from one area of life to another. While learning about Patricia, we discussed how being a screenwriter helped her as a psychologist and how writing allowed her to gain a whole other level of creativity. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Patricia's website at https://www.patblackgould.com/ to learn more about her.

Carissa shares her thoughts on letting go of judgment, reminding people that living in fear of being judged is not a life worth living. While learning about Carissa, we discussed how important forgiveness is and how practicing gratitude can help you let go. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Carissa's website at https://www.healcollective.me/ to learn more about her.

Alison shares her thoughts on AI vs HI (human intelligence), reminding people that each of us human beings has a unique purpose worth contributing. While learning about Alison, we discussed what AI should be used for and why humanity needs to find the balance between AI and HI. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Alison's website at https://www.alisonmcbain.com/ to learn more about her.

Wes shares his thoughts on psychological horror, reminding people that there is a way to find enjoyment in what others may not. While learning about Wes, we discussed his comic book and why he decided to focus on the psychological horrors intertwined in his storyline. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Wes's website at https://talesofkhayr.com/ to learn more about him.

Marina shares her thoughts on immigrating in middle school, reminding people that life can seem difficult in the moment, but when you look back, you realize it was perfect. While learning about Marina, we discussed her book and the various ways she learned the language while experiencing many firsts in the U.S. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Marina's website at https://www.marinaraydun.com/ to learn more about her.

Epiphany shares her thoughts on human touch, reminding people that we need that human contact to continue to thrive in life. While learning about Epiphany, we discussed how she views human interaction and how cuddle buddies don't have to be a sexual thing, but a natural way of regulating our nervous system. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Epiphany's website at https://www.nurturinghumantouch.com/ to learn more about her.

Alisha shares her thoughts on surrendering your pain, reminding people that our pain makes us relatable and it unites us in a beautiful way. While learning about Alisha, we discussed how she readjusted her thinking and how holding on to our pain doesn't help us in any way. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Alisha's website at https://www.alishakapani.com/ to learn more about her. 

Michele shares her thoughts on anorexia, reminding people that our relationship with ourselves is what starts the foundation for our relationship with everything and everyone else. While learning about Michele, we discussed her book and how giving ourselves the grace to deal with things we don't know is vital for our well being. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Michele's book at https://www.amazon.com/Annihilating-Anorexia-Memoir-Michele-Mason-ebook/dp/B0C8ZHDKQB/ref=sr_1_1?refinements=p_27%3AMichele+Mason&s=digital-text&text=Michele+Mason to learn more about her book.

Roger shares his thoughts on overcoming failures, reminding people that we need to overcome more than our failures. While learning about Roger, we discussed his books and how once we confront our beliefs we can confront anything else that comes our way. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Roger's website at https://www.modelbenders.com/index.html to learn more about him.

Breakfield and Burkey share their thoughts on criminal dynasties, reminding people that creating worlds can be so rewarding, especially when people get what you're trying to convey. While learning about Breakfield and Burkey, we discussed their many books and how writing became their sense of freedom for endless possibilities. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Breakfield and Burkey's website at https://enigmabookseries.com/ to learn more about them.

Craig shares his thoughts on backyard politics, reminding people that the same concerns that are in politics are also in our family dynamics. While learning about Craig, we discussed his book and how people need to open their minds and allow truth to fill their understanding. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Craig's website at http://www.craigwiener.com/ to learn more about him.

Cathy shares her thoughts on the benefits of laughter, reminding people that there are more benefits to laughter than what they could even imagine. While learning about Cathy, we discussed how she invited more laughter into her life and how she created a group to inspire people from all over to laugh at life. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Cathy's website at https://www.cathysclub.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the greatest act of courage isn't standing your ground—but opening your heart when it's easier to close it?

Love has the power to heal, transform, and bring hope into even the darkest moments—but choosing to love isn't always easy. In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Glenda Benevides for a deeply meaningful conversation about the courage it takes to love more fully, forgive more freely, and live with compassion in a world that often encourages fear and division.

Together, they explore how love requires vulnerability, strength, and intentionality. From navigating difficult relationships to extending grace when it's undeserved, this inspiring discussion invites listeners to reflect on the kind of love that changes lives—not only for others, but for ourselves as well.

Whether you're healing from past hurts, seeking stronger relationships, growing in your faith, or simply longing to become a more compassionate person, this episode offers encouragement, hope, and practical wisdom for living with a heart that chooses love over fear.

Join us as we reflect on questions such as:

What does it truly mean to love courageously? How can forgiveness become a pathway to freedom? Why does vulnerability often lead to deeper connection? How do kindness and compassion create lasting impact? What small acts of love can transform our families, communities, and world?

If you enjoy conversations about personal growth, emotional healing, relationships, faith, forgiveness, resilience, and living with purpose, this episode will challenge your thinking and inspire your heart.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Glenda's website at https://glendabenevides.com/ to learn more about her.

Candace shares her thoughts on women traveling solo, reminding people that experiencing the world is fantastic, but don't forget to be safe. While learning about Candace, we discussed her many books and how she managed to deal with some scary moments while traveling alone. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Candace's website at https://candacemacphie.com/ to learn more about her.

Rachel shares her thoughts on the widow who chose red, reminding people that we can celebrate life even when a life is no longer with us. While learning about Rachel, we discussed her book and how she managed grief along with her two young sons when her husband died of ALS. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Rachel's website at www.SpiritedProsperity.com to learn more about her.

Xavier shares his thoughts on sight, reminding people that there is a way to see the world differently. While learning about Xavier, we discussed his mission to heal people and how his near-death experience changed his life forever. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Xavier's website at https://xavierroman.com/ to learn more about him.

Rob shares his thoughts on the caregiver survival guide, reminding people that you can care for someone with the right spirit and heart, and that anything is possible. While learning about Rob, we discussed his books and how he never gave up on his wife despite her limitations. He stood by her side. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Rob's website at http://seerescuestreamer.com/ to learn more about him.

Bill shares his thoughts on defining poetry, reminding people that poetry allows freedom to project yourself through words. While learning about Bill, we discussed his many books and how his poetry has always been an art form he has always been drawn to. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Bill's website at https://www.mywriteronline.net/ to learn more about him.

What if your “quarter-life crisis” isn’t actually a crisis at all… but the beginning of becoming who you truly are?

In this deeply reflective and emotionally honest episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Chandler James to unpack the confusion, pressure, uncertainty, and emotional weight so many people experience in their 20s and early 30s.

From career anxiety and identity struggles to relationships, purpose, self-worth, and the fear of falling behind, this conversation explores the silent questions many people carry but rarely say out loud:

Am I doing enough? Am I running out of time? Why does everyone else seem to have life figured out except me?

Together, Mitzi and Chandler dive into the emotional reality of feeling lost while trying to build a future, navigating comparison culture, dealing with expectations, and learning how to trust yourself in seasons of uncertainty.

This episode is vulnerable, relatable, and thought-provoking — reminding listeners that growth often feels uncomfortable before it feels meaningful.

If you’ve ever questioned your direction, felt overwhelmed by adulthood, struggled with identity, or wondered whether you’re truly on the right path, this conversation will speak directly to your heart and mind.

Because sometimes what feels like falling apart… is actually the start of finding yourself.

🎙️ Tune in now for a conversation that will challenge your thinking, comfort your spirit, and remind you that you are not alone in the process of becoming.

To stay in touch, please visit Chandler's website at https://chandlerjames.blog/ to learn more about him.

Michelle shares her thoughts on how fiction helps us process truth, reminding people that reading books can provide us with context that our reality may not offer. While learning about Michelle, we discussed her books and how people shouldn't be afraid to write their own story. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Michelle's website at https://saltyinspirations.com/ to learn more about her.

Jaymes shares his thoughts on expressing yourself through art, reminding people that there is nothing wrong with the way your art expresses your art. While learning about Jaymes, we discussed his music and how art provided him a way to feel free. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Jaymes's website at https://linktr.ee/hotapollo to learn more about him.

Florence shares her thoughts on building your village, reminding people that they can create the type of village they need to thrive. While learning about Florence, we discussed her book and why people feel that having a village is not realistic. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Florence's website at https://florenceann.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the life you’re looking for is happening right now—but you’re too busy thinking about yesterday or tomorrow to notice it?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Zac Russell to explore the powerful idea of present moment awareness.

It sounds simple: be present. But how often are we actually here? Our minds can become consumed by what happened, what might happen, what we should have done, or what we need to do next. In the middle of all that thinking, we can miss the very moment we are living.

This conversation invites us to slow down and consider what it means to truly be present—with ourselves, with other people, and with life as it unfolds.

How might our relationships change if we were fully listening instead of planning our response? What could we notice if we stopped constantly rushing toward the next thing? And what happens when we give ourselves permission to experience a moment instead of immediately judging it?

Join Mitzi and Zac for a thoughtful conversation about mindfulness, awareness, connection, slowing down, and learning to experience life rather than simply move through it.

Because sometimes the most important moment isn't the one we're waiting for.

It's the one we're already in.

To stay in touch, please visit Zac's website at https://linktr.ee/zacrussell to learn more about him.

What if the leader causing the most damage isn't the loudest person in the room—but the one everyone has learned to tolerate?

Not all leadership inspires trust, growth, or hope. Sometimes, leadership leaves people feeling unheard, undervalued, and emotionally exhausted. In this eye-opening episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Janice Brathwaite for a thoughtful conversation about toxic leadership—how unhealthy leadership behaviors affect individuals, teams, workplaces, organizations, and even entire communities.

Together, they explore the subtle and obvious signs of toxic leadership, why these patterns often go unchallenged, and how they impact confidence, communication, mental well-being, and organizational culture. More importantly, they discuss what healthy leadership looks like and how each of us can help foster environments built on respect, accountability, empathy, and trust.

This isn't just a conversation for managers or executives. It's for anyone who has ever worked under a difficult leader, questioned their own leadership style, or wants to build stronger, healthier relationships wherever they lead or serve.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• What defines toxic leadership and why it often goes unnoticed.

• The emotional and professional impact of unhealthy leadership.

• Common warning signs of toxic workplace cultures.

• How empathy, accountability, and integrity create stronger leaders.

• Practical ways to recognize and respond to harmful leadership behaviors.

• Why healthy leadership benefits individuals, teams, and organizations alike.

Whether you're a leader, employee, entrepreneur, educator, nonprofit professional, or someone passionate about personal growth and workplace culture, this episode will challenge you to rethink what true leadership should look like.

If you're searching for conversations that inspire wisdom, self-reflection, and meaningful change, you're in the right place.

🎙️ Subscribe to Mitzi, Let's Think About It for more heartfelt conversations that encourage deeper thinking and stronger connections.

To stay in touch, please visit Janice's website at https://wptransformation.com/ to learn more about her.

What if fear explains more than we realize—not to excuse harm, but to help us understand the stories, wounds, and misconceptions that shape how people respond to one another?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Dr. Avrum Weiss to explore the complex topic of men’s fear of women with honesty, care, and depth.

Together, they discuss how fear can become a motivator for both constructive and harmful behavior, and why understanding that fear matters when we examine conflict, misunderstanding, and emotional reactions.

As they learn more about Avrum’s work and book, the conversation also addresses common misconceptions about why some men lash out at women—framing the discussion not as an excuse, but as an invitation to think more deeply about fear, accountability, and the need for greater awareness.

This episode is designed to prompt reflection, challenge assumptions, and encourage listeners to approach difficult topics with both compassion and clarity.

If you’re drawn to thoughtful podcasts, emotional insight, psychology, gender dynamics, personal reflection, and meaningful conversations that speak to both the mind and the heart, this episode offers a nuanced and important perspective.

To stay in touch, please visit Avrum's website at https://www.avrumweissphd.com/ to learn more about him.

Mark shares his thoughts on a cup of tea on the commode, reminding people to show love and compassion to those they care about. While learning about Mark, we discussed his book and the ups and downs of caring for his mother in her final days of life. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Mark's website at https://acupofteaonthecommode.org/ to learn more about him. 

What if artificial intelligence isn’t just changing technology… but quietly changing the way we think, feel, connect, and even understand ourselves?

In this deeply reflective episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Chris Singel for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation about Artificial Intelligence and the growing role it plays in our everyday lives. Together, they explore the beauty, fear, curiosity, and uncertainty surrounding AI while asking the deeper questions many people are afraid to confront.

As technology evolves faster than humanity can emotionally process it, where does that leave the human heart? Can artificial intelligence truly understand emotion, empathy, creativity, or love? And in a world becoming increasingly digital, how do we protect genuine human connection?

This episode is not just about technology; it’s about people. It’s about reflection, consciousness, purpose, and the emotional crossroads humanity may be approaching. Mitzi and Chris invite listeners into an honest discussion that challenges perspectives while encouraging self-awareness, curiosity, and deeper thinking.

If you enjoy conversations about artificial intelligence, humanity, emotional intelligence, self-reflection, philosophy, technology, society, personal growth, psychology, and the future of human connection, this episode will stay with you long after it ends.

✨ Take a moment, open your mind, and let’s think about it together.

To stay in touch, please visit Chris's website at https://deltadigitalagency.com/ to learn more about him.

Lisa shares her thoughts on the mothers of addicts, reminding people to have self-compassion for themselves and their situation. While learning about Lisa, we discussed her daughter's struggle with addiction and the group she founded to help other mothers who have children with addiction issues. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Lisa's website at https://lisaquintowellness.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the secret to a stronger marriage isn't finding the perfect partner—but learning how to become a better partner?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Monica Tanner for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about marriage, relationships, communication, connection, and the realities of building a life together.

Marriage is often portrayed as a happily-ever-after, but real relationships require patience, communication, vulnerability, forgiveness, growth, and a willingness to keep choosing each other through life's changes.

So what advice actually helps?

How do couples keep communication open? How important is it to maintain connection? What happens when expectations don't match reality? And how can two people grow individually without growing apart?

This conversation invites us to look beyond the clichés and think about what truly makes a marriage work.

Because a healthy marriage isn't about two perfect people.

It's about two imperfect people willing to keep learning, growing, communicating, and showing up.

To stay in touch, please visit Monica's website at https://www.monicatanner.com/ to learn more about her.

Bob shares his thoughts on Islamic prophecies, reminding people to be diligent in paying attention to them. While learning about Bob, we discussed his understanding of Islam and how the Islamic prophecies continue to reveal themselves to this day. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Bob's website at https://www.cogwriter.com/ to learn more about him.

Trudi shares her thoughts on Stoicism in business, reminding people that they can create a positive and comfortable work environment. While learning about Trudi, we discussed how she stumbled upon this discovery and how every place of business in any field can create a more inviting work environment. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Trudi's website at https://app.mavensystems.us/ to learn more about her.

Why do we sometimes become our own biggest obstacle?

In this powerful episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Brad Glantz to explore the hidden ways self-sabotage affects our lives, relationships, personal growth, and success. Together, they discuss why people often stand in the way of the very things they desire and how self-awareness can become the first step toward transformation.

Brad shares his perspective on overcoming self-defeating behaviors and reminds listeners that they are worthy of the life they want and capable of creating meaningful change. The conversation also dives into the dangers of arrogance, the importance of humility, and the essential role of empathy and compassion in fostering deeper human connection.

This episode is an invitation to reflect on your own patterns, challenge limiting beliefs, and consider what might be possible if you stopped getting in your own way.

If you've ever struggled with self-doubt, fear of failure, negative self-talk, personal growth, emotional healing, confidence, or finding your purpose, this conversation is for you.

Topics discussed:

• Self-sabotage and personal growth
• Overcoming limiting beliefs
• Building self-awareness
• Empathy and compassion
• Humility vs. arrogance
• Mental and emotional well-being
• Mindset shifts for success
• Personal development and self-improvement

Mitzi, Let's Think About It is a podcast designed to spark meaningful conversations that challenge perspectives, encourage self-reflection, and connect with both the mind and the heart.

To stay in touch, please visit Brad's website at https://www.skool.com/themightytribe/about to learn more about him.

Jayne shares her thoughts on finding purpose, reminding people that there is a way to find their purpose. While learning about Jayne, we discussed hand analysis and the importance of self-care. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Jayne's website at https://www.purposewhisperer.com/ to learn more about her. 

Melissa shares her thoughts on blended cultural identity, reminding people that blending cultures is a great way to lead to understanding and appreciation. While learning about Melissa, we discussed how she met her husband and how learning about her husband's culture allowed her to accept other people's cultures. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Melissa's website at https://adventuresfrugalmom.com/ to learn more about her.

Betsy shares her thoughts on renaturing, reminding people that connecting with nature is the best way to reconnect with oneself. While learning about Betsy, we discussed how amazing nature is in its magnificent way and how nature humbles and comforts us all at the same time. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Betsy's website at https://betsykudlinski.com/ to learn more about her.

Melissa shares her thoughts on reimagining death, reminding people that there are alternative options when it comes to dealing with the death of our loved ones. While learning about Melissa, we discussed how she got into the funeral business industry and the different ways people manage death care. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Melissa's website at https://www.themodernmortician.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the life you've been longing for isn't found by doing more—but by learning how to carry less?

Stress has quietly become one of the greatest challenges of modern life, affecting our relationships, our health, our faith, and even the way we see ourselves. In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with Special Guest Gary Sprouse for an inspiring and thought-provoking conversation about reducing stress, finding peace, and reclaiming joy in the midst of life's daily demands.

Together, they explore why so many people feel overwhelmed, how stress impacts both our minds and bodies, and practical ways to cultivate a healthier, more balanced life. Through personal insights, meaningful reflection, and encouraging wisdom, this conversation reminds us that peace isn't found by eliminating every challenge—it begins with changing how we respond to them.

Whether you're juggling work, family, relationships, caregiving, ministry, or simply feeling the weight of everyday responsibilities, this episode offers hope, practical encouragement, and a fresh perspective that will leave you feeling empowered rather than exhausted.

Join us as we explore questions like:

• Why has stress become such a normal part of life?
• How can we recognize when stress is taking control?
• What practical habits help create lasting peace?
• How do our thoughts shape our emotional well-being?
• What does it mean to intentionally choose calm in a chaotic world?

If you're looking for encouragement, personal growth, emotional wellness, mindfulness, resilience, healthier living, and conversations that inspire both your heart and your mind, this episode is one you won't want to miss.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Gary's website at https://www.thelessstressdoc.com/ to learn more about him.

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Jennifer Thompson to explore workplace behavior, personal dignity, and the boundaries every person has the right to set at work.

Jennifer shares meaningful reflections on workplace respect, healthy employer-employee boundaries, and why no one should have to tolerate behavior that diminishes their worth.

As Mitzi learns more about Jennifer’s story and her book, the conversation invites listeners to reflect on workplace culture, self-respect, emotional safety, and the courage it takes to speak up.

If you care about workplace behavior, professional boundaries, respectful leadership, and creating healthier work environments, this episode offers both heart and insight.

To stay in touch, please visit Jennifer's book at https://www.amazon.com/Martyrs-Victims-Jerks-Workplace-reflowable-ebook/dp/B0F3VB16RG to learn more about her.

Jules shares her thoughts on the 'n8 self,' reminding people not to hide the inner light that shines through each of us, to own it, since it's what makes us who we are. While learning about Jules, we discussed her book and the importance of being aware of our intentions. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Jules's website at https://www.n8self.com/ to learn more about her.

What if one of the most overlooked paths to healing is something our bodies have been asking for all along: rest, deep sleep, and the chance to recover from the inside out?

In this thoughtful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Barry Krakow to explore the powerful connection between sleep and PTSD. Together, they discuss how rest can support healing in ways many people may not fully realize, and why sleep may play a deeper role in trauma recovery, emotional well-being, and overall health than we often imagine.

As they learn more about Barry and his book, the conversation highlights the importance of giving the body space to rest, repair, and heal from the inside out.

This episode invites listeners to think differently about recovery, the body's wisdom, and the often-overlooked role of sleep in supporting resilience and restoration.

If you’re drawn to thought-provoking podcasts, emotional insight, mental health conversations, trauma recovery, healing, and meaningful discussions that connect with both the mind and the heart, this episode offers a compassionate and eye-opening perspective.

To stay in touch, please visit Barry's website at https://barrykrakowmd.com/ to learn more about him.

R. C. shares his thoughts on the house on the cliff, reminding people that they can create life from their own lives through writing. While learning about R. C., we discussed his many books and how having an open mind in life can allow you to be well-skilled, well-minded, and well-rounded. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit R. C. Hand's website at https://cowboyproductions52.com/ to learn more about him. 

Tamar shares her thoughts on birthdays, reminding people that they have one day a year to celebrate themselves. While learning about Tamar, we discussed her book and how birthday positivity can be achieved. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Tamar's website at https://howtohaveahappybirthday.com/ to learn more about her.

What does freedom really mean, and how do our choices shape the future of humanity?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Isabella Young shares her perspective on free will, intention, and the human ability to choose paths that serve not only ourselves but the collective good.

This warm and reflective conversation explores how personal freedom is deeply connected to responsibility, consciousness, and the future we are helping create together.

If you are drawn to deep conversations about humanity, the future, self-awareness, mindset, and meaningful living, this episode will give you plenty to reflect on with both your heart and your mind.

To stay in touch, please visit Isabella's website at https://feelingbetternaturally.love/ to learn more about her. 

Cathy shares her thoughts on worms, reminding people that these creatures have numerous benefits for our environment. While learning about Cathy, we discussed how she got into the worm industry and how we need to consider our environmental impact. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Cathy's website at https://www.cathyscomposters.com/ to learn more about her.

What if the words someone types behind a screen can leave a wound far deeper than we ever realize—and what if we all have a role in changing the conversation?

In this important and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Shweta Harve for a meaningful conversation about cyberbullying, online harassment, digital responsibility, mental health, empathy, social media, and the human impact of our words online.

Technology has given us incredible ways to connect—but it has also created spaces where hurtful words can travel instantly, reach thousands of people, and follow someone long after they've left the screen.

What happens when bullying no longer ends when someone leaves school, work, or their neighborhood?

What happens when the phone in someone's hand becomes both their connection to the world and the place where they experience cruelty?

Mitzi and Shweta explore the realities of cyberbullying and the importance of creating healthier, more compassionate digital spaces. They discuss the power of words, the responsibility that comes with having an online voice, and why standing up against cyberbullying requires more than simply telling people to “ignore it.”

This conversation invites listeners to reflect on:

• What makes cyberbullying different from traditional bullying?

• Why can online harassment have such a lasting emotional impact?

• What responsibility do we have for the words we post and share?

• How can parents, educators, friends, and communities recognize cyberbullying?

• What can we do when we witness someone being targeted online?

• How can empathy change the way we interact on social media?

• What does it mean to be a responsible digital citizen?

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It asks questions that make us pause, reflect, and connect with both our minds and our hearts.

Because behind every username is a human being.

And behind every comment is a choice.

What kind of digital world are we helping create with our words?

To stay in touch, please visit Shweta's Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/shwetaharve to learn more about her. 

Christi shares her thoughts on burned-out moms, reminding people to be kind to mothers. While learning about Christi, we discussed how she managed stressful times as a mother and how everyone can consider the stress that mothers face. This episode aims to prompt thought.  

To stay in touch, please visit Christi's website at https://christigmyrcoaching.com/ to learn more about her.

What does it really mean to age strongly?

In this meaningful episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with Janet McConnell to explore the connection between healthy aging, personal balance, and living a more fulfilling life. Janet shares her health journey, the lessons she learned along the way, and why investing in your physical and mental well-being today can create a wealthier future tomorrow.

Together, they discuss how aging is not simply about adding years to your life—it's about adding life to your years. Through honest reflection and thoughtful conversation, this episode encourages listeners to think deeply about the choices they make today and how those choices shape their future selves.

Whether you're in your 20s, 40s, 60s, or beyond, this conversation offers valuable insights on health, longevity, self-care, wellness, personal growth, and finding balance in a fast-paced world.

Join us as we ask:

• How can we age with strength and purpose?
• What role does health play in creating a rich and meaningful life?
• How do we balance caring for others while caring for ourselves?
• What habits today can help us thrive tomorrow?

If you've ever wondered how to make the most of the years ahead, this episode is for you.

Listen now, and let's think about it.

To stay in touch, please visit Janet's website at www.ignitefitnesswithjanet.com to learn more about her.

What if the greatest lessons about love, patience, and acceptance come from seeing the world through a different lens?

On this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, we welcome special guest Jennifer Kaufman for a meaningful conversation about grandparenting a grandchild on the autism spectrum. Together, we explore the unique joys, challenges, and beautiful moments that come with loving and supporting a child whose way of experiencing the world is wonderfully different.

Whether you're a grandparent, parent, caregiver, educator, or someone wanting to better understand autism, this conversation offers encouragement, practical insight, and a reminder that every child deserves to be seen, understood, and celebrated.

Jennifer shares wisdom drawn from experience, discussing how grandparents can become a powerful source of unconditional love, stability, advocacy, and hope. This episode gently invites listeners to reflect on the importance of empathy, communication, family relationships, and embracing differences with open hearts.

At Mitzi, Let's Think About It, we believe that if we can think about it, we can talk about it. Our mission is to create conversations that challenge perspectives, deepen compassion, and inspire meaningful reflection that touches both the mind and the heart.

In this episode, you'll discover:

The unique role grandparents play in supporting children on the autism spectrum How understanding autism strengthens family relationships Practical ways to offer encouragement and emotional support The importance of patience, empathy, and advocacy Why every child's differences are worth celebrating How love can bridge understanding across generations

If this conversation encourages you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who may need hope, encouragement, or a greater understanding of autism and family relationships.

To stay in touch, please visit Jennifer's website at http://www.grandparentingonthespectrum.com to learn more about her.

Anne shares her thoughts on an unconventional journey, reminding people not to give up on their dreams. While learning about Anne, we discussed how she achieved her dreams and how she entered motherhood without having children of her own. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Anne's website at https://annemontgomerywriter.com/ to learn more about her.

Let’s Think About “Music’s Ability to Shift Perspectives” with Special Guest Marcus Manderson

Music has a way of reaching places within us that ordinary conversation sometimes can't.

A melody can bring back a memory. A lyric can change the way we think. A rhythm can shift our mood. And sometimes, one song can completely change the way we see a moment, a person, or even ourselves.

In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Marcus Manderson for a thought-provoking conversation about music's ability to shift perspectives and influence the way we experience life.

Together, Mitzi and Marcus explore the powerful relationship between music, emotion, perspective, memory, identity, creativity, and human connection.

Why does music affect us so deeply?

How can a song change our emotional state?

Can music help us see something from another person's perspective?

And what is it about music that allows it to communicate across experiences, backgrounds, and even generations?

This conversation invites listeners to think beyond music as simple entertainment and consider its deeper impact on the human experience.

Music can comfort us when we're hurting, energize us when we're discouraged, help us process emotions we don't have words for, and sometimes challenge us to look at life through an entirely different lens.

You'll be invited to reflect on your own relationship with music:

💭 Has a song ever changed your perspective? 💭 Can music help us understand emotions we struggle to express? 💭 Why do certain songs stay with us for years? 💭 Can music create connection between people who see the world differently? 💭 What happens when we allow ourselves to truly listen?

This episode isn't just about music.

It's about how we experience the world—and how something as powerful as a song can sometimes help us experience it differently.

Join Mitzi and Marcus for a conversation that will make you listen a little more closely, feel a little more deeply, and perhaps think differently about the soundtrack playing throughout your own life.

Because on Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we're not simply listening to conversations.

We're exploring the ideas that connect the mind, heart, emotions, and human experience.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: What song changed the way you saw something—and why?

To stay in touch, please visit Marcus's website at https://dafingaz.com/about to learn more about him.

What happens when you feel like you’re present in the room—but somehow no one really sees you?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Sharon Rolph to explore the deeply human experience of feeling invisible.

Feeling invisible can happen in relationships, families, workplaces, friendships, or even within ourselves. Sometimes it comes from feeling unheard or overlooked. Other times, we may have spent so much time putting everyone else first that we’ve forgotten what it feels like to be truly seen.

This conversation invites us to think beyond simply wanting attention. What does it really mean to feel seen, heard, valued, and understood? How does feeling invisible affect our confidence, relationships, choices, and sense of identity? And what happens when we begin recognizing our own worth instead of waiting for someone else to validate it?

Join Mitzi and Sharon for a heartfelt conversation that may have you asking yourself:

Do I feel seen? Do I truly see the people around me? And have I been making myself invisible without even realizing it?

Because sometimes being seen begins with learning to see ourselves.

To stay in touch, please visit Sharon's website at https://www.effortlessvitality.org/ to learn more about her.

What if the struggles children carry today are quietly shaping the adults they will become tomorrow?

Every child deserves to be seen, heard, understood, and supported—but in a world filled with increasing pressures, how often do we truly stop to consider what is happening beneath the surface?

In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes renowned child advocate, foster care expert, and mental health educator Dr. John DeGarmo for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about children's mental health. Together, they explore why emotional well-being during childhood matters more than ever, how parents, caregivers, educators, and communities can recognize signs that a child may be struggling, and the lasting impact of compassion, understanding, and early intervention.

This conversation goes beyond statistics. It speaks to the heart of what every child needs: connection, belonging, safety, and someone willing to listen. Whether you're a parent, grandparent, teacher, counselor, foster parent, mental health professional, or simply someone who cares deeply about the next generation, this episode will encourage you to reflect on the role we all play in helping children thrive emotionally and mentally.

Join us as we think deeply about the importance of nurturing resilient, emotionally healthy children—and discover how even the smallest act of kindness can make a lifelong difference.

In this episode, you'll discover: • Why children's mental health is more important than ever • Common signs a child may be struggling emotionally • The importance of early intervention and emotional support • Practical ways adults can create safe, supportive environments • How families, schools, and communities can work together • Why empathy and listening are powerful tools for healing • Encouragement for anyone supporting children through difficult seasons

If this episode speaks to your heart, please follow, rate, review, and share Mitzi, Let's Think About It to help these meaningful conversations reach more listeners.

To stay in touch, please visit Dr. John's website at https://www.drjohndegarmofostercare.com/ to learn more about him.

What if inequality isn't just something we witness—but something we're unknowingly taught to accept every single day?

Some of the most powerful systems shaping our lives are the ones we rarely stop to question. In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with Amanda Udis-Kessler to explore the cultural processes of inequality—how our beliefs, traditions, institutions, media, and everyday interactions can quietly reinforce inequality without us even realizing it.

Together, they unpack how culture influences the way we see ourselves, others, and the opportunities available to different people. This isn't about assigning blame—it's about gaining awareness, asking meaningful questions, and discovering how understanding these invisible patterns can help create a more compassionate and equitable world.

This heartfelt conversation encourages listeners to pause, reflect, and consider how empathy, curiosity, and honest dialogue can become catalysts for positive change.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• What the "cultural processes of inequality" really means.

• How everyday experiences can reinforce social inequality.

• Why awareness is the first step toward meaningful change.

• The role of empathy, education, and open conversations in breaking harmful cycles.

• Practical insights that encourage reflection and personal growth.

• Why understanding different perspectives can strengthen our communities.

Whether you're passionate about social justice, personal growth, psychology, sociology, diversity and inclusion, or simply want to better understand the world around you, this episode will challenge your thinking while inviting you to lead with compassion.

If you're looking for conversations that inspire reflection instead of division, you're in the right place.

🎙️ Subscribe to Mitzi, Let's Think About It for more meaningful conversations that connect with both the heart and the mind.

To stay in touch, please visit Amanda's website at https://amandaudiskessler.com/ to learn more about her.

Chris shares his thoughts on dragons, reminding people that mythical creatures may have roamed the earth in a manner different from what we know them today. While learning about Chris, we discussed his findings on how dragons and how he wants people to consider the possibilities that many academics choose to overlook. This episode aims to prompt thought. 

To stay in touch, please visit Chris's podcast at https://sidewaysview.podbean.com/ to learn more about him.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About Laughing at Yourself and The World."

Jeff shares his thoughts on a father's loss, reminding people that a father's loss is essential to be acknowledged. While learning about Jeff, we discussed his book, which he wrote for all fathers who have experienced loss, and how he still finds hope through the stories of other fathers who have faced significant loss in their lives. This episode aims to prompt thought.

To stay in touch, please visit his book, https://www.amazon.com/Holding-Onto-Light-Fathers-Journey/dp/B0DYY5S5XM/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0, to learn more about Jeff.

How do you keep moving forward when the life you knew has changed forever?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Stephen Panus to explore the deeply human experience of “walking on.”

Sometimes moving forward isn't about forgetting what happened. It isn't about pretending everything is okay or leaving the past behind.

Sometimes, walking on means learning how to carry what happened while still finding a reason to take the next step.

This conversation invites us to think about grief, loss, resilience, healing, purpose, and what it really means to continue living when life doesn't look the way we imagined it would.

How do we honor what we've lost while still allowing ourselves to experience joy? How do we find meaning in the middle of pain? And when moving forward feels impossible, what does taking just one more step look like?

Join Mitzi and Stephen for a heartfelt conversation that reminds us that walking on doesn't necessarily mean moving on.

Sometimes, it simply means choosing to take the next step.

To stay in touch, please visit his website, www.stephenpanus.com, to learn more about Stephen. 

Bree shares her thoughts on mom's having it all, reminding people that a mother's strength comes from her values. While learning about Bree, we discussed how mothers can have it all and how, sometimes, sacrificing small moments to experience big moments with your child is worth everything. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit her website at https://stan.store/Breesprual to learn more about Bree.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About Mental Health & Healing."

Andrew shares his thoughts on protecting our digital data and memories, reminding people never to forget to back up their digital data. While learning about Andrew, we discussed how he got into photography and his gallery pouch invention. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://backup.fm/mitzi, to learn more about Andrew. 

What if the smartest investment you’ll ever make has nothing to do with money — and everything to do with how you value your future?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Joel Miller to explore the deeper meaning behind “bundling investments” — not just financially, but emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Together, they unpack how the choices we make today can quietly shape the life we wake up to tomorrow.

This conversation goes beyond numbers and strategy. It’s about legacy, mindset, self-worth, relationships, opportunities, and the hidden investments we make every single day without even realizing it. Joel Miller shares insightful perspectives on building wisely, thinking long-term, and understanding the emotional side of decision-making in a world that constantly pressures us to move fast.

If you’ve ever questioned where your energy, time, money, or heart are truly going… this episode will stay with you long after it ends.

✨ In this episode, we explore: • Bundling investments and long-term financial thinking • Emotional intelligence and decision-making • Building a meaningful future intentionally • The connection between mindset and wealth • Personal growth, reflection, and purpose • How everyday choices shape your life story

Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast designed to inspire deep reflection, emotional connection, and meaningful conversations that touch both the mind and heart.

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.flamesfp.com/, to learn more about Joel. 

Marisa shares her thoughts on speaking without fear, reminding people that their voice has power. While learning about Marisa, we discussed her chapter in a book she's featured in and how we can slowly gain confidence despite the fear. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://magnifyyourmagnificence.com/, to learn more about Marisa.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About Boundaries in Relationships."

John shares his thoughts on how sparks turn into brushfires, reminding people that God is waiting to speak to them. While learning about John, we discussed his book and the unexplainable joy that God gives us. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.brushfires-digital.com/, to learn more about John. 

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About God-Given Purpose and Destiny." 

Ralph shares her thoughts on fiction books, reminding people there is always some truth behind the fiction. While learning about Ralph, we discussed his many books and the idea of becoming immortal through writing. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.ralphgriffith.org/, to learn more about Ralph.

Michael shares his thoughts on autism spectrum disorder, reminding parents to embrace their children's differences. While learning about Michael, we discussed his son's autism journey along with how parents need to push through the denial stage and step into the embracing stage. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://theautismvoyage.com, to learn more about Michael.

Lilia shares her thoughts on healing through comic books, reminding everyone that we can conquer our inner demons through all forms. While learning about Lilia, we discussed her comic book and finding strength in one's weaknesses. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://www.liliademoncrusher.com/, to learn more about Lilia.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About The Inner Demon Crusher."

Stephon shares his thoughts on mental cartography, reminding everyone that we can map out our minds. While learning about Stephon, we discussed having space awareness and permitting us to be human. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://thebarstooltheories.com/, to learn more about Stephon.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About Neurodivergent vs. Society."

Jerry shares his thoughts on moving math forward, reminding everyone that they can learn to love all of math. While learning about Jerry, we discussed his book and how we will succeed as a nation once we teach our youth this concept. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.conquermath.center/, to learn more about Jerry. 

Terry shares his thoughts on the importance of communication in building connections with others, reminding everyone that they can create clarity and empathize with others in their communication. While learning about Terry, we discussed having the right motives before communicating with anyone and how we can all achieve meaningful connections with others. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.motivationalcheck.com/, to learn more about Terry.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About Motivational Check."

Lilli shares her thoughts on dating, reminding everyone that we can enjoy dating. While learning about Lilli, we discussed toxic dating and how to enter the dating scene with a new outlook. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://www.lillibewley.com/, to learn more about Lilli.

Amy shares her thoughts on our awakening, reminding everyone that we can fix how we see the world. While learning about Amy, we discussed feeling alone and how we can create new truths to remove the lies we believed. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://www.earthnaircreations.com/, to learn more about Amy.

Want to check out another conversation we had together? Please listen to "Let's Think About Power Of Presence & Rituals."

Yvonne shares her thoughts on child sexual abuse awareness and prevention, reminding everyone that we can make a difference in our lives and in everyone we encounter. While learning about Yvonne, we discussed respecting a child's body and how we can prevent child sexual abuse. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://theinvisiblegirlmemoir.com, to learn more about Yvonne.

Want to hear about another conversation we had? Please listen to "Let's Think About The Invisible Girl."

Danny shares his thoughts on scar tissue, reminding everyone that we can view life differently when our scars heal. While learning about Danny, we discussed his book and how having faith in God can restore your inner wounds that no one may see. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://dannycovey.com/index.html, to learn more about Danny. 

Steve shares his thoughts on spiritual tools, reminding everyone that we all have natural tools to help along this life journey. While learning about Steve, we discussed automatic negative thinking, aka ants, and the drama triangle. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://stevevincentonline.com/, to learn more about Steve.

Riana shares her thoughts on improving parent-child relationships, reminding everyone that there is a way to improve this relationship. While learning about Riana, we discussed bullying and the benefits of pushing forward despite unforeseen circumstances. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://rianamilne.com/, to learn more about Riana. 

What if the greatest path to happiness isn't found in getting more—but in appreciating more?

In a culture that often encourages us to expect more, deserve more, and never settle, it's easy to lose sight of one of life's greatest gifts: gratitude. In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Bracha Goetz for a thought-provoking conversation about eliminating the entitlement epidemic and rediscovering the joy that comes from humility, appreciation, and living with a grateful heart.

Together, they explore how entitlement can quietly influence our relationships, expectations, emotional well-being, and outlook on life. Through heartfelt stories, practical wisdom, and meaningful reflection, this discussion reveals how replacing entitlement with gratitude can transform not only the way we see the world but also the way we experience lasting happiness and fulfillment.

Whether you're raising children, leading others, strengthening relationships, growing in your faith, or simply seeking a more joyful and purpose-filled life, this episode offers practical insights and timeless encouragement for cultivating a mindset rooted in appreciation rather than expectation.

Join us as we explore questions such as:

• What is the entitlement epidemic, and why has it become so widespread?
• How does entitlement affect our relationships and emotional health?
• Why is gratitude one of the most powerful antidotes to dissatisfaction?
• How can humility lead to greater joy and fulfillment?
• What practical habits can help us cultivate appreciation every day?

If you enjoy conversations about gratitude, character development, emotional wellness, personal growth, faith, parenting, relationships, and living with greater purpose, this episode will challenge your thinking while encouraging your heart.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://www.growingimpactpublications.com/, to learn more about Bracha. 

Lauri shares her thoughts on your spirit guides, reminding everyone to connect to something greater than yourself. While learning about Lauri, we discussed death and the possibilities that come with this development. This episode aims to make you think.  

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://www.laurirubinstein.com/, to learn more about Lauri. 

Courtney shares her thoughts on polyamory, reminding everyone that loving unorthodoxly is okay. While learning about Courtney, we discussed her relationships with her husband and the misconceptions that come from this lifestyle. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://www.courtneyboyercoaching.com/, to learn more about Courtney.

Paige shares her thoughts on standing out and being remembered, reminding everyone they can be memorable. While learning about Paige, we discussed having the right intentions and the advantages of being remembered. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit her website, https://mavensandmoguls.com/, to learn more about Paige.

Itto and Mekiya share their thoughts on storytelling and remind everyone that they have a story inside them. While learning about Itto and Mekiya, we discussed the difficulties of storytelling and the advantages of effective communication. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit their website, https://www.thedatekeepers.com/, to learn about Itto & Mekiya.

Sadhu shares his thoughts on Ghosts & Buddhism and reminds everyone that ghosts are real and that Buddhism is a great practice to have alongside religion. While learning about Sadhu, we also discussed his understanding of ghost possession and the importance of reflecting on our intentions. This episode aims to make you think. 

To stay in touch, please visit his website, https://www.thesadhudah.com/, to learn more about Sadhu.

What happens when success looks perfect on the outside… but something inside still feels unfinished?

In this deeply honest and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Carin Luna-Ostaseski for a conversation that goes far beyond ambition, achievement, and appearances. Together, they unpack the pressure of constantly performing, the emotional weight women quietly carry, and the question so many people are afraid to ask out loud:

“Is it hot… or is it just me?”

But this episode is about more than heat, stress, or burnout. It’s about identity. Transformation. Aging. Confidence. Emotional survival. And what happens when your mind and body begin demanding a different version of you.

Through vulnerable storytelling, powerful reflection, and heartfelt moments, Mitzi and Carin explore the hidden emotional experiences that often go unseen — the moments where people feel disconnected from themselves while still trying to hold everything together for everyone else.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, unseen, misunderstood, or caught between who you were and who you’re becoming… this conversation will stay with you long after it ends.

This episode invites you to slow down, think deeper, and reconnect with the parts of yourself you may have been forced to silence.

Because sometimes the hardest conversations are the ones that heal us the most.

🎙️ Listen now to an episode that speaks to both the mind and the heart.

To stay in touch, please visit her website at https://hotorjustme.com/ to learn more about Carin. Use the promo code Mitzi to get a 10% discount. 

In this thoughtful and heartfelt episode, we explore the meaning of real listening with special guest Dr. Randall Alifano. Together, we reflect on what it truly means to listen well, why effective listening matters in everyday life, and how the challenges of not listening can impact our relationships, growth, and understanding of the world.

Dr. Randall also shares insights from his book as we consider the value of emotions, the role of empathy, and the connection between mind, heart, and human connection. If you are looking for a personal growth podcast episode about deep thinking, emotional awareness, meaningful conversation, and seeing life with greater clarity and compassion, this episode is for you.

This conversation is warm, reflective, and designed to help you think deeper, grow, and evolve.

To keep in touch, please check his website https://randallalifanophd.com/ to learn more about Dr. Randall. 

What if the biggest battle you’re fighting isn’t happening around you—but inside you?

What happens when the voice inside your own head becomes your biggest obstacle?

In this powerful and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Lilia Bogoeva for a deeply reflective conversation about “The Inner Demon Crusher”—and the internal battles that can shape the way we see ourselves, our choices, and our lives.

We all have moments when fear, self-doubt, insecurity, negative thinking, past experiences, or limiting beliefs seem to get the best of us. Sometimes those inner struggles become so familiar that we don't even realize how much they influence the way we live.

But what if we could recognize those patterns?

What if we could challenge the thoughts that tell us we're not enough, can't change, aren't worthy, or should remain trapped by our past?

Together, Mitzi and Lilia explore what it can mean to confront the “inner demons” that keep us from moving forward and discover the courage it takes to face what is happening within.

This conversation invites you to reflect on some deeply personal questions:

💭 What thoughts have been holding you back? 💭 Where do your deepest doubts come from? 💭 How much power do you give to your inner critic? 💭 What happens when you stop running from the parts of yourself you're afraid to face? 💭 Could confronting your inner battles become the beginning of transformation?

This isn't simply a conversation about overcoming negativity.

It's about self-awareness, courage, growth, resilience, and learning to recognize the battles happening within us.

Sometimes the first step toward change isn't becoming someone different.

Sometimes it's finally being willing to understand the person you already are.

Join Mitzi and Lilia for a conversation designed to make you pause, look inward, and think deeply about what may be influencing your life from the inside out.

Because on Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we don't just talk about ideas—we explore the questions that connect with both the mind and the heart.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: What inner battle are you ready to face?

To keep in touch, please check her website https://www.liliademoncrusher.com/ to learn more about Lilia. 

What if the hardest moments of your life were not the end of your story… but the beginning of your transformation?

In this deeply emotional and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Courtney Thomas for an honest conversation about transforming adversity into strength, healing, wisdom, and purpose.

Pain has a way of changing us. Sometimes it breaks us open. Sometimes it forces us to confront parts of ourselves we’ve spent years avoiding. But what if adversity is not only something to survive — what if it’s something that can awaken us?

Together, Mitzi and Courtney explore the emotional weight of hardship, the silent battles people carry behind closed doors, and the powerful process of rebuilding yourself after life shifts in unexpected ways. This episode speaks directly to anyone navigating grief, heartbreak, trauma, disappointment, self-doubt, mental exhaustion, or seasons where life simply feels heavy.

If you’ve ever asked yourself:

“Why am I going through this?” “Will I ever feel like myself again?” “How do I turn pain into purpose?” “Can adversity actually change me for the better?”

…this conversation was made for you.

Through vulnerable storytelling, deep reflection, and meaningful insight, this episode encourages listeners to think beyond survival and step into transformation. It’s a reminder that even in life’s darkest moments, there is still room for growth, healing, connection, and hope.

This is more than a conversation. It’s an invitation to pause, reflect, and think deeply about the experiences that shape us — emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.

🎙️ In this episode:

Transforming adversity into personal growth Emotional healing and self-discovery Mental health, resilience, and inner strength Overcoming hardship and life challenges Finding meaning through pain Deep conversations that connect mind and heart Inspirational storytelling and authentic reflection

If this episode moves you, share it with someone who may need encouragement right now.

Because sometimes the very thing that tried to break you… becomes the reason you rise.

To keep in touch, please check his website https://lunafloatspa.com/ to learn more about Courtney.

Let’s Think About “Walking Blindly” with Special Guest Kimberly Ward

Have you ever found yourself moving through life, making decisions, following expectations, or simply taking the next step without really knowing where you're headed?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Kimberly Ward for a meaningful conversation about what it means to be “Walking Blindly.”

Sometimes we walk unthinkingly because we don't have all the answers. Other times, we may be afraid to look closely at what is happening around us—or within us. We can become so accustomed to a particular path, relationship, belief, routine, or way of thinking that we continue moving forward without questioning whether it's still where we're meant to be.

This conversation invites us to slow down and consider what happens when we move through life without clarity, awareness, intention, or direction.

What are we missing when we never stop to look?

What might we discover if we become willing to question the path we're on?

And could not knowing actually become an opportunity to learn, grow, and see life differently?

Mitzi and Kimberly explore the deeper questions surrounding awareness, choices, uncertainty, trust, personal growth, and the courage it takes to acknowledge when we may not have all the answers.

This episode encourages you to reflect on your own journey:

💭 Are you intentionally choosing your path—or simply following one? 💭 Have you ever continued forward because stopping felt harder? 💭 What influences the decisions you make? 💭 Are there things you're choosing not to see? 💭 What does it mean to trust yourself when the road ahead isn't clear?

Sometimes, finding our way doesn't begin with knowing exactly where we're going.

Sometimes, it begins with stopping long enough to notice where we are.

Join Mitzi and Kimberly for a conversation that encourages you to pause, reflect, and look at your own journey through a different lens.

Because Mitzi, Let’s Think About It isn't about giving you all the answers. It's about asking the questions that invite you to think more deeply and connect with both your mind and your heart.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: Are you truly choosing your path—or are you simply walking it?

To keep in touch, please check her website https://kimberlyjwardwriter.com/ to learn more about Kimberly. 

Sophia shares her thoughts on Synchronicity and reminds everyone to recognize the signs. We also discussed her thoughts on paranormal experiences and accepting one's fate while learning more about Sophia. This episode aims to make you think and encourage you to embrace life with a different lens.  

To keep in touch, please check her website https://sophiademas.com/ to learn more about Sophia. 

In this thoughtful episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Chris Otcasek to explore laughing at yourself, laughing at the world, and why humor can open the door to deeper reflection.

Together, they talk about comedy, perspective, self-awareness, and the strange beauty of not taking life too seriously while still honoring its weight.

Chris shares honest insights on what it means to “lighten up” without losing substance, and how laughter can help us reconnect with truth, humility, and each other.

If you’ve ever needed a fresh lens on life, this episode invites you to pause, think deeply, and embrace the world—and yourself—with a little more grace.

This conversation is for listeners who love thought-provoking podcasts, emotional conversations, personal growth, perspective shifts, and meaningful discussions that speak to both the mind and the heart.

To keep in touch, please check his website https://sidewaysview.podbean.com/ to learn more about Chris.

What if the biggest misconception about human trafficking is the very thing keeping us from truly seeing it?

To keep in touch, please check her website https://www.achanceforawareness.com/ to learn more about Heidi.

What if scientific research isn't as complicated as we've been led to believe?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Lindsay Weisner to make scientific research feel a little less intimidating—and a lot more understandable.

Science constantly shapes the world around us, influencing how we understand ourselves, our health, our behaviors, and the world we live in. But research can feel buried beneath complicated terminology, statistics, and information designed for scientists rather than everyday people.

This conversation invites us to slow down and ask: How do we actually understand what research is telling us?

What makes a study trustworthy? How should we think about research findings? Why does context matter? And how can we become better at separating meaningful scientific information from conclusions that may be exaggerated, misunderstood, or taken out of context?

Join Mitzi and Lindsay for an engaging conversation designed to encourage curiosity, critical thinking, scientific literacy, and a willingness to ask better questions.

Because understanding science doesn't have to mean knowing everything.

Sometimes, it simply means knowing what questions to ask.

To keep in touch, please check her website https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindsay-weisner-a83b1452/ to learn more about Lindsay.

What if setting a boundary isn't about pushing people away—but about finally being honest about what you need?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Mariya Graestone to explore the complicated, empowering, and sometimes uncomfortable world of boundaries.

We hear the word “boundaries” everywhere, but what do they actually mean? Why can saying “no” feel so difficult? Why do we sometimes feel guilty for protecting our time, energy, emotions, or well-being? And how do we know when a boundary is healthy rather than simply a wall we've built to protect ourselves?

This conversation invites us to think about boundaries not as rejection, but as a form of self-awareness, communication, respect, and authenticity.

Because boundaries aren't only about what we won't accept from others. They're also about understanding ourselves well enough to recognize what we need, what matters to us, and what we're willing to make space for.

Join Mitzi and Mariya for a thought-provoking conversation that may have you asking:

Where do I need a boundary—and why am I afraid to set it?

Because sometimes saying “no” to something isn't selfish.

It's saying “yes” to yourself.

To keep in touch, please check her website https://lovecoachmariya.com/better-boundaries/ to learn more about Mariya. 

Rolland shares his thoughts on knowing your value, reminding everyone to value themselves.

We also discussed his thoughts on accountability and value coaching while learning more about Rolland. This episode aims to make you think and encourage you to embrace life with a different lens.  

To keep in touch, please check her website https://www.thevaluemessage.com/ to learn more about Rolland. 

What if a midlife crisis isn't really about falling apart—but about finally realizing you can't keep living a life that no longer feels like you?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Karen Viesta for an honest and insightful conversation about midlife crisis, identity, purpose, change, relationships, self-discovery, and what it means to navigate the questions that can emerge in the middle chapters of life.

The phrase “midlife crisis” often comes with assumptions: impulsive decisions, major life changes, questioning everything, or feeling like you're running out of time. But what if there's something deeper happening beneath the surface?

What if midlife is less about a crisis and more about a reckoning with who we've become, what we've chosen, and what we still want from life?

Mitzi and Karen explore the emotional and personal realities that can accompany midlife, including changing priorities, evolving identities, unmet dreams, relationships, purpose, aging, and the desire to live more authentically.

This conversation invites listeners to consider:

• What does a midlife crisis really mean?

• Why do we sometimes begin questioning our choices as we get older?

• What happens when the life we built no longer feels aligned with who we are?

• Can a midlife transition become an opportunity for growth?

• How do we navigate changing dreams, relationships, and priorities?

• What does it mean to rediscover yourself?

Whether you're experiencing a midlife transition yourself, supporting someone who is, or simply wondering what this season of life can teach us, this episode offers an opportunity to pause and reflect.

As always, Mitzi, Let’s Think About It isn't about giving you all the answers. It's about asking the questions that make you stop, look inward, and connect with both your mind and your heart.

Maybe midlife isn't the end of who you were. Maybe it's the beginning of discovering who you're becoming.

To keep in touch, please check her website https://wellegantwoman.com/ to learn more about Karen.

What if the true meaning of Christmas isn't found under the tree, but within the heart?

In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Brownell Landrum for a meaningful conversation about forgiveness, family, and the deeper lessons Christmas can teach us.

Brownell shares her perspective on why forgiveness is one of the most powerful gifts we can give ourselves and others during the holiday season. Together, they explore the role of family traditions, the emotions behind holiday memories, and even the songs that make Christmas feel magical.

This episode invites listeners to reflect on their own relationships, consider the power of grace, and view life through a different lens. Whether Christmas is a season of joy, healing, reflection, or challenge for you, this conversation encourages thoughtful introspection and a renewed appreciation for what truly matters.

Topics discussed: • Forgiveness and emotional healing • The deeper meaning of Christmas • Family relationships and traditions • Holiday memories and reflections • The impact of Christmas music • Compassion, grace, and personal growth • Seeing life from a new perspective

Mitzi, Let's Think About It is a podcast dedicated to inspiring thoughtful conversations that connect with both the mind and the heart while encouraging listeners to reflect, grow, and see the world differently.

To keep in touch, please check her website http://brownelllandrum.com/ to learn more about Brownell.

What if becoming stronger doesn’t mean feeling less—but learning how to respond differently to what life places in your path?

What does it really mean to live a life of strength, wisdom, resilience, and inner peace?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Benny Voncken to explore Stoicism—an ancient philosophy that continues to influence how we think about emotions, adversity, self-control, resilience, and the challenges of everyday life.

Stoicism isn’t simply about “toughening up” or ignoring your emotions. It invites us to examine what we can control, how we respond to what we cannot control, and how our thoughts can shape the way we experience life.

Together, Mitzi and Benny explore what Stoic philosophy can teach us about navigating difficult moments, managing our reactions, finding perspective, and becoming more intentional about the way we live.

This conversation goes beyond philosophy—it invites you to look inward.

What happens when we stop trying to control everything around us and begin focusing on how we choose to respond? Can ancient wisdom help us navigate modern stress, disappointment, uncertainty, and emotional challenges? And what might Stoicism teach us about becoming more grounded without losing our humanity?

Come think with us. Come reflect with us. And perhaps discover a new way of looking at yourself, your circumstances, and the world around you.

Because on Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, we don't just talk about ideas—we explore the questions that make us think more deeply and connect more meaningfully with both our minds and our hearts.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and let the conversation continue long after the episode ends.

To keep in touch, please check her website https://viastoica.com/ to learn more about Benny.

What if financial freedom begins long before the numbers change—what if it starts with a mindset shift, a few hard choices, and the courage to believe a different future is possible?

In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Angela Tipton to explore what it really takes to build success and move toward financial freedom. Together, they talk about budgeting, sacrifice, discipline, long-term goals, and the mindset needed to manage money with greater intention.

Angela shares thoughtful insights on why financial freedom is possible, even when the path requires patience, difficult choices, and a willingness to grow.

This conversation invites listeners to think deeply about their habits, priorities, and relationship with money while offering a more hopeful and grounded perspective on personal finance. If you’re interested in personal growth, money mindset, budgeting tips, financial planning, and thought-provoking conversations that connect with both mind and heart, this episode offers meaningful encouragement and a fresh lens for approaching your finances.

To keep in touch, please check her website https://www.angelalmtipton.com/ to learn more about Angela.

What if the things you struggle with today are connected to experiences you had to survive yesterday?

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Penny Marion for an important and thought-provoking conversation about Complex PTSD (C-PTSD).

Trauma doesn't affect everyone in the same way. For some people, repeated or prolonged traumatic experiences can leave lasting effects that influence how they see themselves, how they connect with others, and how safe they feel in the world.

Sometimes, those effects can be difficult to explain—even to ourselves.

Why do certain situations feel overwhelming? Why can trust be so difficult? Why might someone struggle with feelings of shame, emotional reactions, or the sense that they always need to be on guard?

In this conversation, Mitzi and Penny explore Complex PTSD and the importance of understanding the experiences that may shape our emotional lives.

💭 What is Complex PTSD, and how can it differ from other trauma-related experiences?

💭 How can prolonged trauma affect a person's sense of safety?

💭 Why might trust and emotional connection become challenging?

💭 How can past experiences influence the way we respond to the present?

💭 What role can self-compassion play in understanding our reactions?

💭 How can we support people living with trauma without making assumptions about their experiences?

This is a conversation about trauma, resilience, self-understanding, and the importance of recognizing that the ways people respond to difficult experiences may have deeper roots than we realize.

Because sometimes, what looks like an overreaction from the outside may feel very different to the person experiencing it.

So, let's think about it: How might our understanding of ourselves change when we begin to look at our struggles with curiosity and compassion instead of judgment?

To keep in touch, please visit her website [https://www.resiliencecareercoaching.com/] to learn more about Penny. 

What does it take to keep standing when life has tried everything to break you?

In this deeply moving episode of Mitzi, let’s think about it. Mitzi sits down with special guest Delicia Niami for a heartfelt conversation about what it means to have an unbreakable spirit. Together, they explore resilience, healing, inner strength, emotional survival, and the powerful moments that shape who we become.

This episode invites listeners to slow down, reflect, and think deeply about the parts of themselves that have endured pain, change, loss, growth, and transformation. Through honest storytelling and meaningful reflection, Delicia shares wisdom that speaks to the mind and the heart—reminding us that being unbreakable does not mean never hurting; it means continuing to rise, soften, learn, and live with purpose.

If you are searching for a podcast episode about resilience, overcoming adversity, personal growth, emotional healing, self-reflection, strength, purpose, and the human spirit, this conversation will leave you thinking long after it ends.

Listen now and ask yourself: what part of your spirit is stronger than you ever realized?

To keep in touch, please visit her website https://www.delicianiami.com/

What if your personal brand isn’t about how the world sees you, but about whether the world truly understands who you are?

In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Lauren Bayne for a meaningful conversation about “Having a Personal Brand.”

Personal branding is often talked about in terms of visibility, social media, business, and creating the perfect image. But what happens when we look beyond the polished version of ourselves and ask a deeper question: What does your personal brand actually say about who you are?

Lauren brings insight into the importance of authenticity, intentionality, identity, communication, and how we show up in the world. Together, Mitzi and Lauren explore the difference between simply creating a personal brand and genuinely building a reputation that reflects your values, your story, and the person you are becoming.

This conversation invites you to think about how others experience you, what you communicate without saying a word, and whether the image you're presenting aligns with the person you truly want to be.

Because perhaps personal branding isn't just about being remembered.

Perhaps it's about being remembered for the right reasons.

✨ In this episode, we explore: • What personal branding really means • Authenticity and showing up as yourself • Building a personal brand with intention • The connection between identity and reputation • How your values influence your brand • Social media and personal visibility • Creating meaningful connections through your personal story • Why authenticity matters in business and life • How the way we present ourselves impacts others

Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast created to spark deeper conversations, connect with both the mind and heart, and give listeners something meaningful to reflect on long after the conversation ends.

🎧 Listen, think about it, and ask yourself: What does your personal brand say about you?

To keep in touch, please visit her website [https://laurenbayne.com/uren.

Sometimes, the pain we carry inside finds ways to express itself that even we may not fully understand.

In this episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi sits down with special guest Patty Cabot for a sensitive and meaningful conversation about sexual abuse and eating disorders.

Trauma can affect people in deeply personal ways. For some survivors, the experience of sexual abuse may influence their relationship with their bodies, their sense of safety, their self-worth, or their relationship with food. What others see on the outside may not reveal the struggles someone is carrying within.

But how do we begin to understand the connection between painful experiences and the ways people cope with them?

And how can we approach these conversations with greater compassion rather than judgment?

In this episode, Mitzi and Patty explore questions surrounding trauma, emotional pain, body image, eating disorders, and the importance of understanding the person behind the struggle.

💭 How can traumatic experiences affect someone's relationship with their body?

💭 Why might food and eating become emotionally complicated for some survivors?

💭 What does it mean to feel safe in your own body?

💭 How can shame and self-worth influence the way we see ourselves?

💭 Why is it important to understand someone's struggles rather than make assumptions about them?

💭 How can we support survivors with compassion, patience, and respect?

This is a conversation about the experiences people may carry silently, the importance of being heard without judgment, and the understanding that healing is rarely a simple or identical journey for everyone.

Because sometimes, before we can begin to understand someone's behavior, we need to become curious about the pain they may be carrying.

So, let's think about it: How might our understanding of someone change if we looked beyond what we see and made room for what we may not know?

To keep in touch, please visit her website [https://www.pattycabot.com/] to learn more about Patty. 

Nathalie shares his thoughts on your confidence, reminding us that we have the power to build up our confidence.

We also discuss her thoughts on self-talk and self-compassion while learning more about Nathalie. This episode aims to make you think and encourage everyone to embrace your confidence.  

To keep in touch, please check her website [ https://thinkyourself.com/ ] to learn more about Nathalie. 

Jim shares his thoughts on septemics, reminding us that we all have a chance to understand how we operate better. We also discuss his thoughts on discovering septemics while learning more about Jim. This episode aims to make you think and encourage everyone to embrace the idea of septemics. 

To keep in touch, please check his website [ https://septemics.com/ ] to learn more about Jim.

Prepare for our next episode, "Let's Think About Yourself Confidence with Nathalie Plamondon-Thomas."

What if the life you've been searching for isn't waiting to be found—but waiting for you to think differently?

Sometimes the greatest transformation begins with a single shift in perspective. In this inspiring episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with Chindia Ilonka to explore the fascinating concept of "Quantum Rebel"—breaking free from limiting beliefs, embracing personal transformation, and challenging the narratives that keep us from living authentically.

Together, they discuss what it means to question the status quo, cultivate self-awareness, and step into a life guided by intention rather than fear. This heartfelt conversation encourages listeners to reflect on the invisible barriers that shape their choices and discover the courage to redefine what's possible.

Whether you're navigating a season of change, seeking greater purpose, or simply feeling called to think beyond conventional boundaries, this episode offers fresh perspectives that can inspire meaningful personal growth.

In this episode, you'll discover:

• What it means to embrace the "Quantum Rebel" mindset.

• How limiting beliefs can quietly shape our lives.

• Why challenging old narratives is essential for personal growth.

• The importance of self-awareness, resilience, and intentional living.

• How embracing change can open doors to new possibilities.

• Practical insights for creating a life aligned with your authentic self.

If you've ever wondered whether there's more to your story than the one you've been living, this conversation invites you to pause, reflect, and imagine what could change if you simply chose a different perspective.

🎙️ Subscribe to Mitzi, Let's Think About It for more meaningful conversations that inspire curiosity, personal growth, and heartfelt reflection.

To keep in touch, please visit her website https://www.thequantumrebel.com/ to learn more about Ilonka.

What if the people we meet are actually reflections of the parts of ourselves we’ve been avoiding, healing, or learning to love?

In this deeply reflective episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi is joined by special guests Corinna & Isabelle for an emotional and thought-provoking conversation titled “Mirrors to Each Other.” Together, they explore how relationships, friendships, energy, and human connection can reveal hidden truths about who we are beneath the surface.

This episode dives into self-awareness, emotional healing, vulnerability, identity, growth, and the invisible ways we influence one another every day. Through honest storytelling and heartfelt conversation, Corinna and Isabelle share perspectives that encourage listeners to pause, reflect, and think more deeply about the people who enter our lives — and why.

If you’ve ever questioned why certain people trigger you, comfort you, inspire you, or change you, this conversation will resonate deeply with your heart and mind.

✨ In this episode, we explore: • Emotional mirrors in relationships and friendships • Self-reflection and personal growth • Healing through connection • Human psychology and emotional awareness • Authentic conversations about identity and vulnerability • The deeper meaning behind the people we attract into our lives

Mitzi, Let’s Think About It is a podcast created to inspire deep thinking, emotional connection, and meaningful reflection. Every episode invites listeners to slow down, open their hearts, and explore life from a more intentional perspective.

To keep in touch, please visit their website [https://ourtruthmusic.com/home] to learn more about Corinna & Isabelle. 

Alice shares her thoughts on normalizing failures and setbacks while discussing how she did precisely that. We also discuss her thoughts on failures and finding yourself while learning more about Alice. This episode aims to make you think and encourage everyone to embrace the trails that come into your own path.  

To keep in touch, please check her website [ https://aliceyehcoaching.com/ ] to learn more about Alice. 

Prepare for our next episode, "Let's Think About Mirrors to Each Other with Corinna & Isabelle."

What if the biggest obstacle to healing isn't mental illness—but the misconceptions we've believed about it?

Mental health touches every family, every community, and every stage of life—yet it's still surrounded by misunderstanding, stigma, and silence. In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi sits down with mental health advocate and special guest Leah DeMarest for an honest conversation that challenges common misconceptions and invites us to see mental health through a lens of compassion, understanding, and hope.

Together, they explore why so many myths about mental health continue to persist, how those myths affect individuals and families, and what we can do to create safer spaces for healing, connection, and meaningful conversations. Whether you've experienced mental health challenges yourself, love someone who has, or simply want to better understand the human experience, this episode offers valuable insight that speaks to both the mind and the heart.

In this episode, you'll discover: • Some of the most common misconceptions about mental health. • Why breaking the stigma begins with honest conversations. • The importance of empathy, support, and emotional awareness. • How misinformation can prevent people from seeking help. • Practical ways to become a more compassionate friend, family member, leader, or advocate.

At Mitzi, Let's Think About It, every conversation is an opportunity to pause, reflect, and grow. This episode reminds us that understanding often begins when judgment ends—and that listening can be one of the greatest gifts we offer one another.

If this conversation encourages or challenges you, be sure to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who could benefit from a message of hope, understanding, and compassion.

To keep in touch, please check her Facebook page [ https://www.facebook.com/leahdemarestpsych ] to learn more about Leah. 

Lindsay shares her thoughts on whether we die and how death doesn't mean the end of one's life. We discussed her thoughts on death and reincarnation while learning more about Lindsay. This episode aims to make you think and encourage everyone to embrace the possibilities after death.  

To keep in touch, please check her website [ https://www.thesoulrevival.com/ ] to learn more about Lindsay. 

Prepare for our next episode, "Let's Think About Mental Health with Leah DeMarest."

Charles shares his thoughts on not being politically correct and how we must realize that we can speak our minds but remember that we have to choose the right words and tone to be effective. We discussed his thoughts on freedom of speech, the 2024 election, and being authentic to yourself. This episode aims to make you think and encourage everyone to embrace their authentic self.  

To keep in touch, please check his X (Twitter) [ @TheCharlieTruth ] to learn more about Charles. 

Maricia shares her thoughts on aging gracefully and how we must realize the inevitable. We discussed how, with time, we are still the same, with more experience, more wisdom to share, and a few alterations to make life comfortable. This episode aims to make you think and encourage everyone to embrace the aging process. 

To keep in touch, please check her website [ https://thisisyourbestyear.com/ ] to learn more about Maricia.

What if the greatest leadership myth you've believed is the very thing keeping you from becoming the leader the world truly needs?

Leadership is changing faster than ever, but are we changing with it? In this thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes leadership strategist and special guest Jessper Maquindang for a heartfelt conversation about the myths we've accepted, the truths we often overlook, and what the future of leadership could—and should—look like.

Together, they explore why traditional ideas about authority, success, influence, and power are being challenged in today's world. From emotional intelligence and authenticity to adaptability, trust, and purpose-driven leadership, this conversation invites listeners to rethink what it truly means to lead others while remaining true to yourself.

Whether you're leading a business, a ministry, a classroom, your family, or simply striving to become a better version of yourself, this episode offers practical wisdom and meaningful insights that will encourage you to reflect on your own leadership journey.

In this episode, you'll discover: • The biggest myths that continue to shape leadership today. • Why vulnerability may be one of a leader's greatest strengths. • How empathy, trust, and authenticity influence lasting impact. • What future leaders must embrace to thrive in a rapidly changing world. • Practical ways to become a more intentional and influential leader.

At Mitzi, Let's Think About It, every conversation is an invitation to pause, think deeply, and grow. This episode isn't simply about leadership—it's about becoming the kind of person others genuinely want to follow.

If this conversation challenges your perspective, be sure to follow the podcast, leave a review, and share this episode with someone who is leading, mentoring, or preparing to make a difference in others' lives.

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Brian shares his thoughts on being inspired by difference and how much we need to tap into what makes us unique. We discussed how he first got into the PR business and how he determines what is exceptional in someone. This episode aims to make you think and encourage everyone to be authentic. 

To keep in touch, please check his website [ https://bsgpr.com/ ] to learn more about Brian.

Let’s Think About “Empowerment” with Special Guest Alexandra Watson

What does it truly mean to be empowered?

We hear the word empowerment everywhere—but what does it actually look like in our everyday lives?

In this inspiring and thought-provoking episode of Mitzi, Let’s Think About It, Mitzi welcomes special guest Alexandra Watson for a meaningful conversation about empowerment, self-worth, confidence, courage, personal growth, and finding your voice.

Empowerment can mean different things to different people. For some, it may mean breaking free from limiting beliefs. For others, it may mean finally speaking up, setting boundaries, making a difficult decision, trusting themselves, or simply recognizing that their voice and experiences matter.

But empowerment isn't always loud.

Sometimes empowerment is quietly choosing yourself.

Sometimes it's saying “no.”

Sometimes it's starting over.

And sometimes, it's finally believing that you are capable of more than you once thought possible.

Mitzi and Alexandra explore the deeper meaning behind empowerment and invite listeners to consider where their own power comes from—and what might be standing in the way of fully embracing it.

This conversation encourages reflection on important questions:

💭 What does empowerment mean to you? 💭 Where does true confidence come from? 💭 What beliefs might be keeping you from recognizing your own potential? 💭 How do we find our voice when we've become accustomed to staying quiet? 💭 Can vulnerability actually be a form of strength? 💭 What happens when we stop waiting for permission to become who we were meant to be?

This isn't simply a conversation about becoming stronger.

It's about recognizing the strength that already exists within you.

It's about self-awareness, courage, authenticity, resilience, and making choices that align with who you truly are.

Join Mitzi and Alexandra for a conversation designed to make you pause, reflect, and think about your own journey toward empowerment.

Because sometimes the person standing in the way of our own potential isn't someone else.

Sometimes it's the story we've been telling ourselves about who we are.

And perhaps empowerment begins when we're finally willing to rewrite that story.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: What would you do differently if you truly believed in your own power?

To keep in touch, please check her website https://alexandrawatson.com/ to learn more about Alexandra. 

What if the American Dream isn't something you find—but something you discover within yourself through courage, sacrifice, and unwavering hope?

The American Dream has inspired generations to believe that a better future is possible, but what does that dream truly look like in today's world? In this heartfelt episode of Mitzi, Let's Think About It, Mitzi welcomes Special Guest Serban Mare for a meaningful conversation about perseverance, resilience, opportunity, and the journey of building a life filled with purpose.

Together, they explore what it means to leave behind familiarity in pursuit of something greater, the challenges that often accompany the pursuit of dreams, and the strength it takes to remain hopeful when the road becomes uncertain. Through personal experiences and thoughtful reflection, this conversation reminds us that success isn't always measured by wealth or achievement. Still, by growth, gratitude, character, and the lives we impact along the way.

Whether you're pursuing a lifelong dream, navigating unexpected obstacles, searching for your purpose, or redefining what success means to you, this episode offers encouragement, wisdom, and inspiration that speaks to both the heart and the mind.

Join us as we ask the deeper questions:

• What does the American Dream really mean today?
• Is success defined by possessions or purpose?
• How do faith, perseverance, and resilience shape our journey?
• What sacrifices are worth making to build the life we're called to live?
• How can our struggles become stepping stones toward hope?

If you enjoy conversations that inspire personal growth, meaningful reflection, resilience, entrepreneurship, leadership, faith, and intentional living, this episode will leave you thinking long after it ends.

Because here on Mitzi, Let's Think About It, if you can think about it...we can talk about it.

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Guy's story is a testament to the transformative power of setbacks. He shares his journey of overcoming a major setback, a wrongful imprisonment he never committed. Instead of letting it define him, he used it to help many men's perspectives of imprisonment evolve. Upon his release, he chose to teach himself and other men how to adjust to life after prison. His story is a beacon of hope, showing us that setbacks can be a setup for a brighter future. 

To keep in touch, please check his website [ https://ganewisdom.com/ ] to learn more about Guy. 

Milan shares his transformative journey of realizing the need for a purposeful retirement. His story, now immortalized in a book, serves as a beacon of inspiration for those preparing for retirement and those already retired but still seeking purpose. His insights will surely reshape our perspectives on retirement.

Kim shares her transformative journey of self-validation, from seeking it from others to finding it within herself. Her perspective on validation is a beacon of hope for many on the path of self-discovery. This conversation will inspire you to consider the areas in your life that may need your validation.