Daniel Postma Archives - New Inceptions

Pains and sores are something that many of us have to put up with. In our day to day work, we find ourselves doing repetitive tasks that lead to these chronic pains.

Athletes are notorious for getting these sores. Artists as well.

Many times, they, like us, learn to put up with those pains that we get over time.

But that’s not the way it has to be, according to today’s guest.

After developing her own pains from playing instruments, Rinna Mai decided that she had to find out was going on.

She soon developed a method to deal with her pains. Soon, others wanted her to work on them.

The more people wanted her help, the more she sought after new knowledge.

Today, Rinna finds herself going into medical school so that she can help people heal on all levels.

Daniel and I talk with her to find out more about her journey, what advice she has for folks with migraines, and why in the world she would put herself through a college career in her late 20’s.

As always, thanks for listening, and enjoy the show!

SPECIFICALLY, YOU’LL FIND OUT MORE ABOUT:

What kind of formal education did Rinna have growing up? 7:19
Why’s it important for the teacher and student to have the same vision? 14:53
What kind of support did Rinna have in pursuing her music and healing work? 18:54
How did her career get kicked off in her healing work? 29:08
After her success in her healing work, why did she go back for a doctorate in her mid 20’s? 40:00
What are some ways of dealing with migraines that anyone who has them can try? 47:57
What’s her experience been like going back to school in her late 20’s? 59:47
How did she get back into music and teaching it? 1:01:40
Who are here top 3 favorite influencers or teachers? 1:09:14
What are her 3 Favorite top books she tells others about? 1:13:07
One gift she likes giving others? 1:14:43
One thing all high school students must know? 1:16:12
How can someone be a difference maker in their own community? 1:18:04
… and MUCH more!

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ITEMS and PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:

Rinna Online: Facebook Page, Facebook

Redmond Music and Arts – Instructor List

Reiki

Cortiva Institute

Cellular Resonance

Michael Titayevsky

Getting Started with Essential Oils

Essential Oils Rinna mentioned: Lavender & Frankincense

Diffusing Essential Oils

Rolfing

The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron (Amazon Link)

When the Body Says No by Gabor Maté (Amazon Link)

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SHOW NOTE EXTRAS:

Reiki Treatment Session:

Cortiva Institute Massage Demo:

Julia Cameron on Morning Pages:

Gabor Maté: The Power of Addiction and The Addiction of Power:

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The world crafts us to be a certain way, there’s no doubt about it.

To this day, most formal education teaches us to be employees.

However, there’s some formal education out there that teaches to our strengths.

But many times, those places are really hard to get into because of the highly custom work they do.

Today’s guest, Alexis Parris, worked hard enough in her craft of dancing to get into one of those schools.

However, she soon learned that while she was good, if not great, at dancing, she had work to do that she really wanted to help people with.

Finding their true gifts themselves.

In this session, Daniel Postma and I chat with Alexis to find out more about her path, including why she left her amazing dancing career to pursue her new dreams, how she’s been able to get great mentors in her life, and what she truly believes that personal development means and why it’s so important.

As always, thanks for listening, and enjoy the show!

SPECIFICALLY, YOU’LL FIND OUT MORE ABOUT:

What was the process like in Alexis getting started as an entrepreneur? 7:18
How did she get into dancing early on? 9:45
When did she realize she wanted to do something other than dance as a career? 11:41
What made her make that choice? 12:37
How did she learn her definition of sacrifice vs what most people think of it as? 14:25
What made her quit school altogether? 18:39
How would Alexis like to change the world? 21:22
What inspired the name of her company “Anomalies at Work”? 25:05
How does Alexis reach out to people who aren’t tuned into bettering their lives and those around them? 33:04
Why did she chose the title “Why I Quit College to Learn” for her book? 34:19
How she would recommend getting mentors into your life. 35:08
What made her write her book? 41:08
What kind of journal does she use to document and keep records? 44:07
What does personal development involve? 46:22
Influencers who have helped her to where she is today? 52:32
One gift she likes giving others. 52:54
A piece of advice that has changed her mindset the most? 53:25
One thing all high school students must know? 54:04
How can someone be a difference maker in their community? 54:57
… and MUCH more!