Mona Green's guest appearances

Mona Green

Love Extremist Radio

The FutureSeeds Podcast

The Discussions That Create Podcast

FLOW with Arman Assadi

Susan Barnes

LeBron James

Nir Eyal

Arman Assadi

Caroline Myss

Jill Bolte Taylor

Gerard Adams

Carl Jung

Colin O'Brady

Mark Goulston

Nathan Chan

Kevin Kelly

Ari Meisel

Dan Doty

Mike Michalowicz

OwlTail

Mona Green is a speaker, life coach, and artist defined by her curiosity and her desire to help others self-realize and become more intentional and joyful contributors to society. As founder and CEO of Namasme, she works at the intersection of personal development, service as activism, and art. Namasme (http://www.namasme.com) isn’t a traditional coaching company; it was created to serve those who are ready to move on from mindlessly being in the grind to become active participants in creating a better, kinder future, not just for themselves but also their communities and the world at large.  From former Olympic athletes, Hollywood entertainers and European royalty, Navajo youth and environmental activists in Latin America, Mona has worked with people from diverse backgrounds and from all walks of life. As a speaker, she has had the opportunity to speak at the US House of Representatives, Harvard, and the US Department of State among others. She has been featured on all major news networks, publications the likes of The Washington Post and Teen Vogue, and in 2016 was selected by the Obama Administration as a leading change maker in the fight towards gender equality. - - - In this episode, recorded live on Clubhouse, Ethan and Mona discuss how they approach conflict in their lives and find healthy ways to move through it from personal to interpersonal relationships and collective, institutional and communal contexts.  Tune in and share if this work resonates with you! Find Mona on Instagram at www.instagram.com/heynamasme Join us in the Love Extremist Project by signing up at www.extremist.love Find Ethan on Instagram at www.instagram.com/ethanlipsitz    ---   Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loveextremistradio/support

Mona Green is a speaker, life coach, and artist defined by her curiosity and her desire to help others self-realize and become more intentional and joyful contributors to society. As founder and CEO of Namasme, she works at the intersection of personal development, service as activism, and art. Namasme (<a href="http://www.namasme.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.namasme.com</a>) isn’t a traditional coaching company; it was created to serve those who are ready to move on from mindlessly being in the grind to become active participants in creating a better, kinder future, not just for themselves but also their communities and the world at large.  From former Olympic athletes, Hollywood entertainers and European royalty, Navajo youth and environmental activists in Latin America, Mona has worked with people from diverse backgrounds and from all walks of life. As a speaker, she has had the opportunity to speak at the US House of Representatives, Harvard, and the US Department of State among others. She has been featured on all major news networks, publications the likes of The Washington Post and Teen Vogue, and in 2016 was selected by the Obama Administration as a leading change maker in the fight towards gender equality. - - - In this episode, recorded live on Clubhouse, Ethan and Mona discuss how they approach conflict in their lives and find healthy ways to move through it from personal to interpersonal relationships and collective, institutional and communal contexts.  Tune in and share if this work resonates with you! Find Mona on Instagram at <a href="//www.instagram.com/heynamasme" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/heynamasme</a> Join us in the Love Extremist Project by signing up at <a href="//www.instagram.com/heynamasme" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.extremist.love</a> Find Ethan on Instagram at <a href="//www.instagram.com/ethanlipsitz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/ethanlipsitz</a> --- Support this podcast: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loveextremistradio/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/loveextremistradio/support</a>

Navigating Healthy Conflict with Mona Green (Live on Clubhouse)

Working at the intersection of personal development, service as activism, and art, Mona Green is a life coach defined by her compelling desire to help others self-realize and become more intentional and joyful contributors to society. As a certified Life Coach, ELI-MP, and Neuro-linguistic Programing practitioner she complements her coaching practice with an open mind, sharp intuition, a no BS attitude, and a contagious passion for personal development. From former Olympic athletes, Hollywood entertainers, and European royalty, Navajo Youth, and environmental activists in Latin America, she has worked with people from all walks of life. She has spoken at the US House of Representatives, Harvard, and the US Department of State among others, and has been featured in publications, The Washington Post and Teen Vogue. And has also been recognized by the Obama Administration as a leading change-maker in the fight towards gender equality in 2016.Show Notes:Intro: Arman sets the stage and provides background on Mona, how they met, and the topic of today’s episode. [00:16]Mona shares a little bit about herself, multicultural diversity, and what influenced her over the years. [05:36]Can the language you’re speaking change your personality? [07:29]French culture. [08:47]Seeing reality through different constructs and how that expands you. [10:40]How fear is being used as a common denominator to breed division and separation. [18:25]The sexual culture in Brazil and how men and women relate. [20:01]The “me too” phenomena. [26:13]Understanding what it means to weaponize pain. [30:30]Finding a way to bridge different viewpoints. [33:03]Empathy in communication leads to increased clarity in the message. [35:30]Creating a sense of safety in conversations. [35:47]Why it’s important to understand the difference in how men and women behave when communicating their needs. [41:30]What it means to embrace radical ownership and responsibility. [50:20]Finding the middle way by experiencing different realities. [01:06:06]Be willing to risk being offensive in the pursuit of truth. [01:08:12]Mona talks about how she became a life coach. [01:14:43]Integrating a sense of humor in relation to inner work. [01:19:34]Find a human that feels good when up-leveling yourself. [01:24:14]Inspiring closing thoughts. [01:25:25]***For links to all resources/people/books etc. mentioned and full show notes visit: https://assadi.me/monagreenIf you enjoy the show please subscribe and leave a short 17-second review on Apple Podcasts here. It means a lot to me and really supports the podcast.  Text me directly at: 619-825-2595Follow and chat with me on: Instagram FacebookTwitter

Working at the intersection of personal development, service as activism, and art, <a href="http://www.namasme.com/aboutmonagreen" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mona Green </a>is a life coach defined by her compelling desire to help others self-realize and become more intentional and joyful contributors to society. As a certified Life Coach, ELI-MP, and Neuro-linguistic Programing practitioner she complements her coaching practice with an open mind, sharp intuition, a no BS attitude, and a contagious passion for personal development. From former Olympic athletes, Hollywood entertainers, and European royalty, Navajo Youth, and environmental activists in Latin America, she has worked with people from all walks of life. She has spoken at the US House of Representatives, Harvard, and the US Department of State among others, and has been featured in publications, The Washington Post and Teen Vogue. And has also been recognized by the Obama Administration as a leading change-maker in the fight towards gender equality in 2016.Show Notes:<ul><li>Intro: Arman sets the stage and provides background on Mona, how they met, and the topic of today’s episode. [00:16]</li><li>Mona shares a little bit about herself, multicultural diversity, and what influenced her over the years. [05:36]</li><li>Can the language you’re speaking change your personality? [07:29]</li><li>French culture. [08:47]</li><li>Seeing reality through different constructs and how that expands you. [10:40]</li><li>How fear is being used as a common denominator to breed division and separation. [18:25]</li><li>The sexual culture in Brazil and how men and women relate. [20:01]</li><li>The “me too” phenomena. [26:13]</li><li>Understanding what it means to weaponize pain. [30:30]</li><li>Finding a way to bridge different viewpoints. [33:03]</li><li>Empathy in communication leads to increased clarity in the message. [35:30]</li><li>Creating a sense of safety in conversations. [35:47]</li><li>Why it’s important to understand the difference in how men and women behave when communicating their needs. [41:30]</li><li>What it means to embrace radical ownership and responsibility. [50:20]</li><li>Finding the middle way by experiencing different realities. [01:06:06]</li><li>Be willing to risk being offensive in the pursuit of truth. [01:08:12]</li><li>Mona talks about how she became a life coach. [01:14:43]</li><li>Integrating a sense of humor in relation to inner work. [01:19:34]</li><li>Find a human that feels good when up-leveling yourself. [01:24:14]</li><li>Inspiring closing thoughts. [01:25:25]</li></ul>*** For links to all resources/people/books etc. mentioned and full show notes visit: <a href="http://www.armanassadi.com/mona-green" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://assadi.me/monagreen</a>If you enjoy the show please subscribe and leave a short 17-second review on<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/find-your-flow-with-arman-assadi/id1514731842" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Apple Podcasts here</a>. It means a lot to me and really supports the podcast.  Text me directly at: 619-825-2595Follow and chat with me on: <ol><li><a href="http://instagram.com/armanassadi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> </li><li><a href="http://facebook.com/armanassadi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a></li><li><a href="http://twitter.com/armanassadi" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a></li></ol>

37. The "Me Too" Phenomenon: Building Bridges Between Men and Women with Mona Green

Mona green is a certified life-coach and neurolinguistic programming practitioner. She had the opportunity to speak for audiences like the US House of Representatives, Harvard, and the US Department of State, and has been featured in publications like The Washington Post and Teen Vogue. She was also selected by the Obama Administration as a leading change-maker in the fight towards gender equality in 2016. Her clients are very diverse; she’s worked with former Olympic athletes, Hollywood entertainers, European royalty and Navajo Youth and environmental activists in Latin America. This is the way she describes her business: Namasme isn’t a traditional coaching company; it was created to serve those who are ready to move on from mindlessly being in the grind and who want to start living life on purpose in purpose. For those who want to be active participants in creating a better, kinder future, not just for themselves but also their communities and the world at large. Our coaching process reflects that.

Mona green is a certified life-coach and neurolinguistic programming practitioner. She had the opportunity to speak for audiences like the US House of Representatives, Harvard, and the US Department of State, and has been featured in publications like The Washington Post and Teen Vogue. She was also selected by the Obama Administration as a leading change-maker in the fight towards gender equality in 2016. Her clients are very diverse; she’s worked with former Olympic athletes, Hollywood entertainers, European royalty and Navajo Youth and environmental activists in Latin America. This is the way she describes her business: Namasme isn’t a traditional coaching company; it was created to serve those who are ready to move on from mindlessly being in the grind and who want to start living life on purpose in purpose. For those who want to be active participants in creating a better, kinder future, not just for themselves but also their communities and the world at large. Our coaching process reflects that.

#6, Changing Our Story, with Mona Green

Discussions that Create Episode #2 with Mona Green