Today’s guest, Amber Lilyestrom, and this episode, which is all about expanding our capacity to receive, is probably one of my all time favorite conversations that I’ve had on any podcast.

I went back and listened to the episode again and I was just in awe. It’s real. It’s vulnerable. It’s honest. And it’s transformative in so many ways.

I can’t help but to think that so many people are going to listen to this episode and not only feel more empowered in their own lives, but also going to walk away feeling more seen and less alone—especially less alone inside of your grief and inside of your pain and inside of your loss.

What I love about Amber and what she does so well in this podcast is that she articulates what it looks like to hold pain consciously.

Amber is actually very brave and opens up about a loss her and her family have experienced more recently and in the midst of so much grief, and anger, and loss, she does such a beautiful job at articulating what it looks like to hold pain consciously and goes on to explain why it’s so important and what it has to do in regards to expanding our capacity to receive in life.

I’ve been following Amber for years now and she is someone that I have always admired and respected and her work has just had a profound impact on my life and I can’t help but to think that, regardless of where you’re at in life, you’re going to walk away with something magical.

Because that’s what Amber does and just who she is.

Official Bio:

Amber Lilyestrom is a transformational branding strategist and business coach, author and speaker. Her work has been featured by Forbes, Entrepreneur and Working Mother Magazine and appeared on countless top-rated podcasts. Amber helps visionary entrepreneurs and CEOs align their purpose with their profit and position themselves as sought-after experts and thought leaders through her life-changing Brand Love Method™. She is the author of multiple books, including Paddle Home, Master Your Money Mind and co-author of Quantum Wealth. Amber lives on a lake in the woods of New Hampshire with her husband Ben and their daughter Annika.

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