Julie Gohring's guest appearances

Julie Gohring

Join Up Dots -  Online Business Success Made Easy

Live A Conscious Life

Stop Chasing Skinny Podcast | SKFitLife

Captivate + Convert with Christy Cegelski

Beyond Small Talk

Wildly You Podcast

Stephanie Keenan

Nick Holt

Jasper Ribbers

Danny Flood

Joe Vitale

Hal Elrod

Thomas Frank

Christine Hassler

Clint Arthur

Laura Roeder

Jeff Goins

Jason Treu

Caroline Casey

Matthew Pollard

Jack Canfield

OwlTail

Real women. Real Conversations. Elevating womankind one talk at a time.  IG LIVE TOPIC: Economic Empowerment with Julie Gohring at @sellingisfeminine. Do you know what economic empowerment looks like for you? What does it feel like? How do we get it? Well, over here at Beyond Small Talk, we are very intrigued about all of it and what it means for us women.So we are turning to the expert, Julie Gohring @sellingisfeminine, feminine leadership &amp; sales coach. She teaches women how to radically shift their mindset so they can be more effective in creating economic empowerment through selling. Julie's Selling Tip #1Use your feminine intuition to guide the conversation.   Julie's Selling Tip #2Non-verbal communication is very important. Stay grounded and with intention with your body language.Follow Julie @sellingisfeminine and check out her training program at www.sellingisfeminine.com Beyond Small Talk IG live Season 2 Every Thursday at 4 pm ET. Catch up on past episodes on your favorite Pod (Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Audible) Show some love with a follow, share and download.  www.jackiejaniec.com • @jackie_janiec #beyondsmalltalk #womensupportingwomen #womenempowerment #womenscircle #selfcare #soulgoals #selfcare

Real women. Real Conversations. Elevating womankind one talk at a time. IG LIVE TOPIC: Economic Empowerment with Julie Gohring at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sellingisfeminine/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sellingisfeminine.</a> Do you know what economic empowerment looks like for you? What does it feel like? How do we get it?  Well, over here at Beyond Small Talk, we are very intrigued about all of it and what it means for us women. So we are turning to the expert, Julie Gohring <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sellingisfeminine/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sellingisfeminine</a>, feminine leadership &amp; sales coach. She teaches women how to radically shift their mindset so they can be more effective in creating economic empowerment through selling. Julie's Selling Tip <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/1/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#1</a> Use your feminine intuition to guide the conversation. Julie's Selling Tip <a href="https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">#2</a> Non-verbal communication is very important. Stay grounded and with intention with your body language. Follow Julie <a href="https://www.instagram.com/sellingisfeminine/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@sellingisfeminine</a> and check out her training program at <a href="http://www.sellingisfeminine.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sellingisfeminine.com</a> Beyond Small Talk IG live Season 2 Every Thursday at 4 pm ET. Catch up on past episodes on your favorite Pod (Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Audible) Show some love with a follow, share and download.  <a href="http://www.jackiejaniec.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.jackiejaniec.com</a> • <a href="https://www.instagram.com/jackie_janiec/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@jackie_janiec</a> #beyondsmalltalk #womensupportingwomen #womenempowerment #womenscircle #selfcare #soulgoals #selfcare

Beyond Small Talk S2 E#33: Economic Empowerment with Julie Gohring

Subscribe &amp; listen in iTunes! Julie is a badass feminist personal trainer, health coach, and surfer who is changing the game in the fitness world to help women become more liberated, personally and socially. In this episode, I ask Julie what it means to be a feminist fitness trainer and how she approaches fitness with herself and with her clients from a feminist perspective. She points out how the fitness industry focuses on body parts with a one-size-fits-all approach conditioning all of us from a young age that we "should" live up to this ideal body type of White, cisgendered, non-disabled, skinny with long limbs, small bones and flat abs. Because of this "ideal" that society has programmed in us, we assume that this is what healthy looks like and/or only looks like, and because most of us can't live up to it (because we're not meant to-it's not who we are), we feel like failures and like we're not good enough.  “We are conditioned to believe that we need to conform to this idea or this diet or this exercise instead of learning more about ourselves. I think it’s a huge diservice to all of us. I call bullshit on all of it.” As a feminist fitness trainer, Julie wants to guide and help women to train their body however the hell they want! In her approach, she encourages women to do what they ENJOY, and not what they think they are "supposed" to do in order to be fit and healthy. We, also, explore how the fitness industry makes money off of our insecurities. As Julie stresses, "They have us focus on how we look instead of how we feel, which is a huge problem.” It's a confusing cycle because it has us trying to achieve something that is often not realistic or healthy for our bodies, so we spend more money on more products and things that we think will help us achieve society's ideal getting us further and further away from ourselves and our true strengths.  “I want to defy that myth that women are perpetuating and I also want men to realize that they don’t need to be threatened by a woman who is strong and can take care of herself, that in fact, that’s better for this world.” In addition, we dive deeper into the relationship between gender and fitness like a woman trying to preserve her "femininity" in fear that gaining more muscles might make her look too "masculine". And how a lot of men are uncomfortable around more muscular women because it feels like a threat to their masculinity, to who they are. It's like a gender cycle that just keeps going around around that isn't contributing to one's liberation and feeling good and confident in their bodies. This layered and complex discussion is such an important one that we need to bring more awareness to. Press play above or subscribe iniTunes (see above) to listen to the full conversation! Make sure you check out Julie's website and follow her and Saltwater Fit on social media:Saltwater Fit Website , Instagram, FacebookPermalink

<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/blog-real-feminist-stories/id1140548151?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Subscribe &amp; listen in iTunes!</a> Julie is a badass feminist personal trainer, health coach, and surfer who is changing the game in the fitness world to help women become more liberated, personally and socially. In this episode, I ask Julie what it means to be a feminist fitness trainer and how she approaches fitness with herself and with her clients from a feminist perspective. She points out how the fitness industry focuses on body parts with a one-size-fits-all approach conditioning all of us from a young age that we "should" live up to this ideal body type of White, cisgendered, non-disabled, skinny with long limbs, small bones and flat abs. Because of this "ideal" that society has programmed in us, we assume that this is what healthy looks like and/or only looks like, and because most of us can't live up to it (because we're not meant to-it's not who we are), we feel like failures and like we're not good enough.  <h3>“We are conditioned to believe that we need to conform to this idea or this diet or this exercise instead of learning more about ourselves. I think it’s a huge diservice to all of us. I call bullshit on all of it.”</h3> As a feminist fitness trainer, Julie wants to guide and help women to train their body however the hell they want! In her approach, she encourages women to do what they ENJOY, and not what they think they are "supposed" to do in order to be fit and healthy. We, also, explore how the fitness industry makes money off of our insecurities. As Julie stresses, "They have us focus on how we look instead of how we feel, which is a huge problem.” It's a confusing cycle because it has us trying to achieve something that is often not realistic or healthy for our bodies, so we spend more money on more products and things that we think will help us achieve society's ideal getting us further and further away from ourselves and our true strengths.  <h3>“I want to defy that myth that women are perpetuating and I also want men to realize that they don’t need to be threatened by a woman who is strong and can take care of herself, that in fact, that’s better for this world.”</h3> In addition, we dive deeper into the relationship between gender and fitness like a woman trying to preserve her "femininity" in fear that gaining more muscles might make her look too "masculine". And how a lot of men are uncomfortable around more muscular women because it feels like a threat to their masculinity, to who they are. It's like a gender cycle that just keeps going around around that isn't contributing to one's liberation and feeling good and confident in their bodies. This layered and complex discussion is such an important one that we need to bring more awareness to. Press play above or subscribe iniTunes (see above) to listen to the full conversation! Make sure you check out Julie's website and follow her and Saltwater Fit on social media:Saltwater Fit <a href="http://saltwaterfit.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Website</a><a href="http://saltwaterfit.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/saltwaterfit/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/betterbikinibum/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a><a href="https://cameronairen.com/podcast/julie surfer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Permalink</a>

#32: Julie Gohring: Fitness, Feminism, Oppression & Health

Julie shares her story of how she ended up moving to Costa Rica as well as all of her fitlife philosophies through Saltwater Fit in this interview. Julie made the same leap as I did in that she had visited Costa … Continue reading →

Julie shares her story of how she ended up moving to Costa Rica as well as all of her fitlife philosophies through Saltwater Fit in this interview. Julie made the same leap as I did in that she had visited Costa … <a href="https://www.skfitlife.com/23-living-saltwater-fit-in-costa-rica-with-julie-gohring-stop-chasing-skinny-podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading →</a>

23: Living Saltwater Fit in Costa Rica with Julie Gohring – Stop Chasing Skinny Podcast

It is very lucky that we have todays guest on the show, as quite simply its rare that we can get her away from the beach. Yep, she loves nothing more than frolicking around in the surf and the sand, whilst earning an income at the same time. I know what you are thinking "That can't be possible!! Days at the beach are for vacations and weekends, not for the working day" But she certainly has turned that mind-set on its head, as she now lives in Tamarindo in Costa Rica, and teaches clients alongside her boyfriend Nick, how to feel fit and healthy. She believes that your health and fitness is fundamental to living a full and happy life. Not only can it change your body and allow you to experience more fun in the physical world, but also it creates a positive attitude that carries over into other parts of your life. But this is one of those stories where you can see the dots joining up from her early age, as her Dad really installed a belief that a well-lived life was something to be nurtured and never taken for granted. And from her base in San Francisco she was literally in touching distance of her partner and business partner Nick, and never got a chance to touch....or should I say meet. So is this a life that looks totally glorious from the outside but is as hard work as going to a cubicle everyday? And does she feel now that humans have to think bigger and bigger to reap the rewards that are out there for all of us? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, with the one and only Julie Gohring

Podcast 330: Julie Gohring: Finding Business Success On A Costa Rican Surfboard