• It Takes Two to Tango: Conversations that Move Us

  • De : Martina Meyer
  • Podcast
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It Takes Two to Tango: Conversations that Move Us

De : Martina Meyer
  • Résumé

  • I invite you to join me in a metaphorical dance where we'll have conversations about how to partner with life in a more meaningful way. I will translate some of the concepts I have learned from Argentine Tango “off the dance floor” - so you can experience the kind of “Bliss” that I experience in partner dancing, in your life and leadership. Hosted by Martina Meyer of https://MartinaHMeyer.com and Nat Couropmitree of https://BoldAliveness.com. Together we are two Life Coaches on a mission to make the world a better dance floor.
    Copyright 2023 Martina Meyer
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    • 012: Trusting Your Body's Wisdom
      Jan 26 2021
      Welcome back to Episode 12 of “It Takes Two To Tango - Conversations That Move Us”. In this episode, entitled "Trusting Our Body's Wisdom", we have brought in a guest.Please meet Martina’s Alexander Technique Teacher and Somatic Educator Ed Bilanchone. Having had a career in professional ballet and modern dance, and being passionate about Tai Chi and Golf as well as studying various aspects about the science and application of movement, Ed has taught Martina not only how to move better in dance, but also how to think differently about movement in how she lives and moves in her daily life. We chose Ed to share with us some of his thoughts about what “the body’s wisdom” actually means, how we can access it in a smarter way, trust it - and improve our brain-body connection in all we do. To find out more about Ed, check out his website: https://smartmoves4living.com/
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      31 min
    • 011: Be Willing to Start the New Year Differently
      Jan 12 2021

      Happy New Year - and welcome back to Episode 11 of “It Takes Two To Tango - Conversations That Move Us”!

      In this first Episode of 2021, Nat and Martina share different ideas about how to start the New Year. 

      - How to honor yourself in different ways - especially when “different” bumps up against your own or others’ expectations of you;

      - How and why tuning in to your “to-be” list before you create to-do list makes everything more meaningful;

      - How to use an intention like “I want to feel good” can help you step beyond doubts and fears and actually expand and sustain your feeling good.

      What did you take away from this episode? How might you pivot and start your 'new year' differently?

      Join us at It Takes Two to Tango | Facebook to share your thoughts.

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      42 min
    • 010: Dancing into the New Year - Heartfelt Intentions vs Resolutions
      Dec 29 2020

      In our last episode of 2020, Nat and Martina ponder the difference between intentions, goals and resolutions for the New Year. We discuss (1) Why resolutions often feel heavy, why they require so much effort, and ultimately rarely work; (2) How knowing the difference between intentions and goals allows us to use both of them more effectively, and, pun intended, more intentionally; and, (3) How to use commitments in a way that feeds us, makes us feel lighter, and even creates a sense of magic and mystery...

      We wish you a Happy, Healthy New Year, with intentions that inspire you to love, laugh and dance!

      Watch the video podcast on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/2totangoconversations

      Mentioned in this episode:

      The Commitment Blueprint by Tara McMullen http://explorewhatworks.com/commitment/

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      33 min

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