Ronit Herzfeld's guest appearances

Ronit Herzfeld

Inner Revolutionary Radio

A New Way to Handle Absolutely Everything

The Earthly Delights Podcast

Donald Trump

Bernie Sanders

Larry Dossey

Andrew Morgan

Keegan Kuhn

Colin Wright

John Davis

Anthony Weiner

Daryl Davis

Sakena Yacoobi

Ross Greene

Prince Ea

Katharine Hayhoe

Joe Brewer

Cassandra Vieten

OwlTail

In a world of everything, everywhere, all the time it can be very challenging to have time to pin down what’s really important to us and keep the focus on these aspects of ourselves and our lives, in the midst of omnipresent content and distraction. Ronit Herzfeld is a woman who cares deeply about helping people reach an intimate connection with themselves, their deepest selves. She is a social worker specializing in psychiatric crisis and trauma, and a social activist devoted to alleviating human suffering by guiding people to live a conscious, open-hearted life. In 2014, she began co-creating a community of diverse individuals who are deeply committed to authenticity, and to consciously transforming our relationships toward ourselves, each other and our planet. This community is called Leap Forward and I have left a link below for anyone who is interested in learning more about their work. This conversation begins to unpack the key processes and perspectives that have aided Ronit's and Leap Forward's growth towards a richer, more trusting and more connected life experience. I thank Ronit and the Leap Forward community for the kindness they have shown me over the last few months and As always, thanks to you for listening! https://leapforward.us/Sign up to our Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/earthlydelightspod

In a world of everything, everywhere, all the time it can be very challenging to have time to pin down what’s really important to us and keep the focus on these aspects of ourselves and our lives, in the midst of omnipresent content and distraction. Ronit Herzfeld is a woman who cares deeply about helping people reach an intimate connection with themselves, their deepest selves. She is a social worker specializing in psychiatric crisis and trauma, and a social activist devoted to alleviating human suffering by guiding people to live a conscious, open-hearted life. In 2014, she began co-creating a community of diverse individuals who are deeply committed to authenticity, and to consciously transforming our relationships toward ourselves, each other and our planet. This community is called Leap Forward and I have left a link below for anyone who is interested in learning more about their work. This conversation begins to unpack the key processes and perspectives that have aided Ronit's and Leap Forward's growth towards a richer, more trusting and more connected life experience. I thank Ronit and the Leap Forward community for the kindness they have shown me over the last few months and As always, thanks to you for listening! <a href="https://leapforward.us/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://leapforward.us/</a>Sign up to our Patreon here: <a href="https://www.patreon.com/earthlydelightspod" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/earthlydelightspod</a>

#100: Ronit Herzfeld - True Self Connection

How often do you find yourself in great conflict with two parts of yourself? The conflict might be about whether you should eat that brownie or not, work longer or go to Yoga, keep your mouth shut and not answer your partner’s snide remark, or thousands of other possibilities. And this is just on the personal level. What about collectively? What side of us in charge there? We’ll explore these questions and more with Ronit Herzfeld, an Integral Psychotherapist, Social Activist and Co-Founder of the Leap Forward community. In this wide-ranging conversation, we’ll discuss how Ronit’s formative experiences, her education, her work in a locked in unit of an inpatient psychiatric hospital and her work as a therapist has helped her come to some compelling insights about these two aspects of ourselves. And together, we’ll investigate how to “re-wire” ourselves in order to bring out our capacity for compassion, generosity and creativity.

Which Side of Us Is in Charge? The Reactive Self or The Creative Self? And, What Can We Do About It? A Conversation with Ronit Herzfeld.