Miles to Zen with Shannon Miles Halliday
Miles to Zen with Shannon Miles Halliday
Podcast Description
Journeying through curiosity, creativity & connection.
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The podcast covers themes such as personal growth, grief, alternative healing modalities, and the pursuit of authentic living. Episodes feature discussions with professionals in mediumship, hypnotherapy, and life coaching, including topics like the spiritual dimensions of grief and the transformative power of self-discovery in life's journey.
Conversations through curiosity, creativity & connection.
Welcome to Miles to Zen, a podcast where we explore life’s delightful twists and turns, the fascinating people we meet and the experiences and ideas that make life extraordinary.
I’m Shannon Miles Halliday, your host, a follower of curiosity, a former corporate executive, a creator and a connector. I’m interested in what makes us thrive, what shapes our lives and the things we have yet to understand.
We’ll explore personal growth, human potential, consciousness, creativity, synchronicity and the intersection of spirituality and science. Along the way, we’ll hear from people with interesting stories, unexpected journeys and different ways of seeing the world.
Some conversations might challenge what we think we know; others might spark an idea, open a door or simply remind us of the wonder in everyday life. Whatever the topic, I hope you leave feeling uplifted, inspired and curious.
Ever walk away from a conversation feeling like something good just happened? Today we’re talking about how to have more of those.
I’ve sat down with over 50 guests on this podcast, and I’ve had a few decades of networking and talking to strangers, from two minute chats to two hour ones. Here are seven things I’ve learned from my guests, some research, and a few tricks from the pros. They work for coffee dates, dinner parties, networking, and catching up with an old friend.
In this episode
00:00 Welcome
01:19 1. Take people off the pedestal
03:10 2. Show up: phone away, and don’t skip the small talk
05:12 3. Be fully present, then follow the thread
09:11 4. Get curious about the person behind the title
11:31 5. Share a little bit about yourself
12:28 6. Read the room
15:37 7. Notice how people feel when they leave you
17:27 Wrapping up
Episodes mentioned
Dr. Eben Alexander
Elyse Cathrea
Abbey Brassfield
Every person has a story worth hearing. Most of the time, they just haven’t been asked about it yet.
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Created by Shannon Miles Halliday
Original music by Anna Wawrzyniak: www.annawritesmusic.com
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