Episode Details

How does wellness intersect with business? 🌿✨

In this episode of Mind Your Own Biz, I’m chatting with multi-hyphenate Dr. Stephanie Lipnicki, DACM, LAc, who is a holistic wellness practitioner, meditation coach, artist, and fellow biz owner who brings a beautiful blend of science, strategy, and creativity to her work.

Stephanie and I dive into:

🔮 The power of mindfulness and meditation in business

🌱 How energy work can shift your productivity and creativity

🌕 Rituals and routines that help ground you as an entrepreneur

✨ The magic of staying true to yourself while growing a business

👠 Why The Birdcage is a lifetime Top 10 film

There's even a mini meditation session included in the episode!

Whether you're a wellness pro who wants to bring more of yourself into your brand, a business owner looking for more balance in your life, or just curious about prioritizing some self-care, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.

Links & Mentions:

👯‍♀️My business sisterhood, the Make It Happen Minimind

🌟Guided Meditation for Stress Reduction (Free Audio Download)

🧘Winter Serenity Meditations on Zoom with Dr. Stephanie

🌿Natural Alternatives Center for Wellness website

📸Natural Alternatives on Instagram

📘Natural Alternatives on Facebook

🎙️Natural Alternatives Podcast on Instagram

🔗All of Dr. Stephanie’s fun links

Let’s chat: Did anything from this episode spark something for you? DM me or tag us on social to share your biggest takeaway and let's continue the conversation! 🖤✨

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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by guests on Mind Your Own Biz are solely their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the host or the podcast. The content shared in this episode is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional, medical, legal, or financial advice. Always do your own research and consult with a qualified professional when needed.