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Lisa Condie

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This week Lisa whisked us all away to Italy to help us remember the important things in life, slowing down, nurturing and strengthening relationships and listening to our intuition. Here are my five favorite takeaways from this week’s conversation with the author of I found myself in Tuscany, Lisa Condie  Lisa talks about the importance of travel and how sometimes when we get lost we can find our self in the process. Is there a day trip you have been meaning to take, a museum that you have been longing to visit or maybe a restaurant that serves a cuisine you have yet to taste? In the next few days can you step out of the familiar and explore a new town, a new restaurant a new culture?                                                                Lisa spoke about putting her dream out into the world. Is there a dream that has become a yearning in your life?                                                  Can you share your dream with three people you trust? Is there one action step you can take to move yourself closer to making your dream a reality? What do you need to learn or whom do you need to ask for help to move closer to your dream? Sign up for the lesson, reach out to that person and begin to ask for help                                                                                            Lisa spoke about how the Italians cultivate their relationships with face-to-face time versus face time. How they nurture their friendships and relationships and take the time to build trust over coffee and a handshake versus contracts and a computer. Is there a relationship in your life that you could tend to? Be it with family, friends or business partners. What is something you can do over the next few days to cultivate and strengthen that partnership?                                               Lisa revealed that it was not until recently that she had become her best friend. How is your relationship with your inner self? Can you have a date night? Take yourself out to dinner or a movie? Turn off the TV and take a bath and read. Shut off the noise, get quiet, and begin to tune into what you and your heart need.  Lisa mentioned that she recently learned to slow down and hear her soul speak? Whether you call it your intuition, a sign or just a feeling? When is the last time you slowed down, sat still long enough to hear your soul speak?  If your soul were to speak to you what would be the first thing he or she would say?  

This week Lisa whisked us all away to Italy to help us remember the important things in life, slowing down, nurturing and strengthening relationships and listening to our intuition. Here are my five favorite takeaways from this week’s conversation with the author of I found myself in Tuscany, Lisa Condie <ol> <li>Lisa talks about the importance of travel and how sometimes when we get lost we can find our self in the process. Is there a day trip you have been meaning to take, a museum that you have been longing to visit or maybe a restaurant that serves a cuisine you have yet to taste? In the next few days can you step out of the familiar and explore a new town, a new restaurant a new culture?                                                               </li> <li>Lisa spoke about putting her dream out into the world. Is there a dream that has become a yearning in your life?                                                 <ol> <li>Can you share your dream with three people you trust?</li> <li>Is there one action step you can take to move yourself closer to making your dream a reality?</li> <li>What do you need to learn or whom do you need to ask for help to move closer to your dream?</li> <li>Sign up for the lesson, reach out to that person and begin to ask for help                                                                                         </li> </ol> </li> <li>Lisa spoke about how the Italians cultivate their relationships with face-to-face time versus face time. How they nurture their friendships and relationships and take the time to build trust over coffee and a handshake versus contracts and a computer. Is there a relationship in your life that you could tend to? Be it with family, friends or business partners. What is something you can do over the next few days to cultivate and strengthen that partnership?                                              </li> <li>Lisa revealed that it was not until recently that she had become her best friend. How is your relationship with your inner self? Can you have a date night? Take yourself out to dinner or a movie? Turn off the TV and take a bath and read. Shut off the noise, get quiet, and begin to tune into what you and your heart need.</li> <li> Lisa mentioned that she recently learned to slow down and hear her soul speak? Whether you call it your intuition, a sign or just a feeling? When is the last time you slowed down, sat still long enough to hear your soul speak?  If your soul were to speak to you what would be the first thing he or she would say? </li> </ol>

Episode 13: Friday Five With Lisa Condie

“When I Could Forgive Myself, I Could Forgive Other People” Lisa Condie Lisa was one of the first people to ever hire me to come and present a workshop at her facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. To this day I am grateful for her belief in my work before I had ever appeared in a VHS or DVD. It was wonderful to sit with Lisa after all these years, and catch up with her and learn about the journey that took her from Utah to Italy. Lisa shares all her experiences and life lessons in her new book,  I Found Myself In Tuscany.  Lisa shares how after a break-up she went to Italy for a vacation with her daughter, and it was in a split second as she was returning to the United States and decided she would be back – but next time not as a tourist. She went home and sold everything, and with just two suitcases she made her way back to learn the language, learn the traditions and learn who she was. Lisa shares how she managed to strengthen her courage and learn to live without a safety net and fell in love with her life. Lisa got lost in Italy and found herself. Lisa shares so many wonderful stories including how she almost became part of a movie while simply trying to find her favorite gelato. We talk about courage, and Lisa talks about how she reframes courage into, “soul speak” and discusses how she learned how to slow down, get quiet enough to hear her soul whisper to her. Lisa explains how it was a moment at a coffee shop in Rome when her soul spoke for the first time. "You need to come back to Italy" it whispered.  A year later in Cortona, her soul spoke up again and said that she needed to return, but this time share her experiences with other women who had a longing to find passion and purpose in their lives. Lisa loves being able to share the magic of Italy with other like-minded women. In this episode, Lisa shares the backstory of what it took to go from dreaming about creating a travel experience for women to turning her dream into reality. On August 4th, 2014 here life changed as she kicked off the 4th hour of the Today show with Kathy Lee and Hoda. Overnight her small tours became a well-known brand, and her entire life changed once again. Lisa shares how important it was to begin to manage her time, and as with many of my guests, she reveals her morning rituals that enable her to be the best that she can be. As we wrap up the conversation, we discuss signs and winks from the Universe. I believe signs show up when we seek the good things in life. Appreciate the good and the good will appreciate. Connect With Lisa Online and in Social Media Find Yourself In Tuscany Tours Facebook Twitter   More About Lisa Lisa is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah, now living in Florence, Italy. While raising two children, she enjoyed a career in the fitness industry that spanned 32 years. In August of 2012, she sold her home and most of what was in it, left her business, retired her aerobic shoes, said goodbye to friends and family and headed for Tuscany. Lisa owns Find Yourself In Tuscany, a luxury tour company, and is the author of  I Found Myself In Tuscany, a memoir of her first three years in Italy. Featured on the  Today Show, Lisa was named one of Huffington Post’s ’50 Over 50′, a risk taker who had changed her life for the better. Lisa welcomes groups of women to Tuscany, serves as a travel expert and consultant. Daily and richly, Lisa lives a life that is beyond her wildest dreams! She is a seeker of joy and a believer in serendipity.

“When I Could Forgive Myself, I Could Forgive Other People” Lisa Condie Lisa was one of the first people to ever hire me to come and present a workshop at her facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. To this day I am grateful for her belief in my work before I had ever appeared in a VHS or DVD. It was wonderful to sit with Lisa after all these years, and catch up with her and learn about the journey that took her from Utah to Italy. Lisa shares all her experiences and life lessons in her new book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Found-Myself-Tuscany-Lisa-Condie/dp/0692812121/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1485387815&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=i+found+myself+in+tuscany" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> I Found Myself In Tuscany.</a> Lisa shares how after a break-up she went to Italy for a vacation with her daughter, and it was in a split second as she was returning to the United States and decided she would be back – but next time not as a tourist. She went home and sold everything, and with just two suitcases she made her way back to learn the language, learn the traditions and learn who she was. Lisa shares how she managed to strengthen her courage and learn to live without a safety net and fell in love with her life. Lisa got lost in Italy and found herself. Lisa shares so many wonderful stories including how she almost became part of a movie while simply trying to find her favorite gelato. We talk about courage, and Lisa talks about how she reframes courage into, “soul speak” and discusses how she learned how to slow down, get quiet enough to hear her soul whisper to her. Lisa explains how it was a moment at a coffee shop in Rome when her soul spoke for the first time. "You need to come back to Italy" it whispered.  A year later in Cortona, her soul spoke up again and said that she needed to return, but this time share her experiences with other women who had a longing to find passion and purpose in their lives. Lisa loves being able to share the magic of Italy with other like-minded women. In this episode, Lisa shares the backstory of what it took to go from dreaming about creating a travel experience for women to turning her dream into reality. On August 4th, 2014 here life changed as she kicked off the 4th hour of the Today show with Kathy Lee and Hoda. Overnight her small tours became a well-known brand, and her entire life changed once again. Lisa shares how important it was to begin to manage her time, and as with many of my guests, she reveals her morning rituals that enable her to be the best that she can be. As we wrap up the conversation, we discuss signs and winks from the Universe. I believe signs show up when we seek the good things in life. Appreciate the good and the good will appreciate. Connect With Lisa Online and in Social Media <a href="http://www.findyourselfintuscany.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Find Yourself In Tuscany Tours</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/FindYourselfInTuscany/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/fyiTuscany" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> More About Lisa Lisa is a native of Salt Lake City, Utah, now living in Florence, Italy. While raising two children, she enjoyed a career in the fitness industry that spanned 32 years. In August of 2012, she sold her home and most of what was in it, left her business, retired her aerobic shoes, said goodbye to friends and family and headed for Tuscany. Lisa owns Find Yourself In Tuscany, a luxury tour company, and is the author of <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Found-Myself-Tuscany-Lisa-Condie/dp/0692812121/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&amp;qid=1485385070&amp;sr=8-1&amp;keywords=i+found+myself+in+tuscany" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> I Found Myself In Tuscany</a>, a memoir of her first three years in Italy. Featured on the <a href="http://www.today.com/popculture/56-year-old-woman-decided-change-her-life-moving-italy-1D80008713" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Today Show</a>, Lisa was named one of <a href="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/author/l-condie-833" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Huffington Post’s</a> ’50 Over 50′, a risk taker who had changed her life for the better. Lisa welcomes groups of women to Tuscany, serves as a travel expert and consultant. Daily and richly, Lisa lives a life that is beyond her wildest dreams! She is a seeker of joy and a believer in serendipity.

Episode 12: Lisa Condie: Getting Lost To Find Yourself

Lisa Condie, Founder of FYI Tuscany, went to Italy on vacation in 2012. On her last day there, she made the decision of a lifetime to move to Florence! She wrote about her adventures of life in Italy and, as her readership grew, women started writing to her. They were asking Lisa to show them around […]Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/women-to-watch-r/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy &amp; Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Lisa Condie, Founder of FYI Tuscany, went to Italy on vacation in 2012. On her last day there, she made the decision of a lifetime to move to Florence! She wrote about her adventures of life in Italy and, as her readership grew, women started writing to her. They were asking Lisa to show them around […] Support this podcast at — <a href="https://redcircle.com/women-to-watch-r/donations" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/women-to-watch-r/donations</a> Advertising Inquiries: <a href="https://redcircle.com/brands" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/brands</a> Privacy &amp; Opt-Out: <a href="https://redcircle.com/privacy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://redcircle.com/privacy</a>