And keeping the container for all of this to occur was this incredibly energetic and engaging guy, and I couldn't stop thinking "I not only want whatever that guy's got, but also DO what he DOES!"  

Well it turns out, what KC has "got", and what he "does", are a lot of things.  A yogi and meditation teacher, musician, mentor, and family man,  he manages to bridge the worlds of spirituality and business in fun and inventive ways.  As a corporate coach, his company  This Epic Life  offers executives the tools to live as fully and exceptionally as possible, and his new book, "Permission to Glow: A spiritual guide to epic leadership",  invites us all to courageously do the same. 

KC is someone I admire in his ability to bring all parts of himself, to everything he does. And he does it all while embracing his light (and his dark), in a continuous quest, maybe the noblest and highest quest for us all:  A life of integrity, integration, and inspiration.  

I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I enjoyed having it. 

Inward and Upward,

Christian Correa

@connectingwithchristian

From partnerships with Apple, a state of the art STEAM program, and helping develop and lead what she calls the "dream team" of educators, counselors, and staff,  she's offering Atlantic City's youth the tools training, and inspiration to create bold, bright futures. 

In this episode we chat about many things, including: The importance of scheduling, old cell phones, the challenges our youth face today (and what we can do to help),  the MANY roles a CEO has to play, and how a normal service call lead to a powerful partnership. 

Hope you enjoy!

Inward and Upward,

Christian Correa

@connectingwithchristian

Her Organization, Ubuntu The Community , creates and executes events that bring people together in a myriad of ways.  From a Juneteenth cookout, to community kickball tournaments, various youth excursions and immersions, etc.,  her goal is to foster a spirit of connection and collaboration for all involved, leading us together toward a more empowered, positive world. 

I hope you enjoy, and feel free to reach out with any ideas/ guests you'd like to hear on the show. 

Inward and upward, 

Christian Correa

@connectingwithchristian

He believes there's no "magic formula" to doing well, but merely a few tried and true principles and practices that can be used across our lives, our communities, and companies, to a build stronger, more successful society. 

And he does it all with a small, family owned and operated production company, Good Time Tricycle , and a fiercely loyal group of partners, staff, volunteers, and fans.   

His insistence on integrity, ingenuity, and harnessing the power of community were a perfect fit for "The Mighty Middle", so I was excited to dive in with him, and share his well earned insights with all of you.

Hope you enjoy!

Inward and Upward, 

Christian Correa

@connectingwithchristian

This mindset allows him to move in many circles, build broad coalitions, and makes him the perfect fit for his role in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Delta Airlines, a company on the frontlines of creating real, sustainable equality in the corporate world. 

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@keithft

Inward and upward, 

Christian Correa

Discovered by a successful music producer, she was plucked form a small NJ town, and whisked off to Los Angeles, California, for what she hoped would be her shot at the big time. 

But it never happened. 

This episode is Brittney's sharing of that story, one she's kept secret for most of her adult life.  Listen along to the meteoric rise, the equally fast fall, and how she's picked up the pieces, built something better, and returned for a second chance. 

So it was great (and comforting!) to hear that these attributes are not just some god given gift, but simply the result of intentional thoughts and actions, ones he freely shares with us this week! 

As always, connect with me @connectingwithchristian, our guest @whizkey_richard, and all the other episode of @themightymiddlepodcast. 

Well, there's no better person to ask than my guest this episode, Rachel Nichols. A successful actress and long time friend, this very thing is happening to her as I type this. As a well known ESPN Reporter is mired in controversy, this mix up has landed her directly in the belly of the beast known as "cancel culture", and given her a close up view of what we can do, to slow its toxic spread.  

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In this episode, we mention "The Hero's Journey" , which this video does a good job of breaking down: 

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Still young and hungry, His unshakable faith, and background in sports and fitness, make him a powerful force for whatever he puts his mind toward. And right now, his mind is on one thing: Changing what we normalize.

A two time author, his second book, "I Love You: Letters of Love from Black Men to Black Boys", was a best seller, and served to show the power that collaboration and compassion can offer us. 

It seeks to affirm the spirit and well being of black and brown youth in the community, by addressing the stigmas around mental health, masculinity, and other things that he believes keep them from accessing their true potential and purpose. 

We talk about how he confronted his battles with mental health issues, where he finds faith and friendship, and his incredible  ability to pump out social media content. 

(ALSO, I learned in editing that Nate is an incredibly passionate speaker, his microphone is incredibly good at picking up table vibrations, and they're incredibly hard to remove!) 

As the successful owner of multiple yoga studios , a consulting company, and a brand new baby girl, she definitely has a LOT on her plate.  But lucky for her, she's also got a lifetime of wellness, mindfulness and management experience, to help her stay focused and functioning at her best. 

A dear friend of mine, we've spent countless nights conversing about life, passion, and purpose, as well as how to best use the tools we have to serve the community at large.  This is essentially one of those conversations, minus her amazingly comfy couch, as well as one of the amazing cocktails her husband whips up when I visit... 

During the episode, she mentions the Incredible Suzanne Conrad, and the work they do with Lightyear Leadership.  Definitely check them out if you're in the market for some powerful, practical goal and vision work.  

Also, a phenomenal resource on conscious community building is mentioned,  Parker J Palmer's "A Hidden Wholeness" 

Hope you enjoy the episode, and I'll see you in "The Mighty Middle" 

-Inward and Upward, 

Christian Correa

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There's a disease of disconnect that is slowly permeating almost every facet of our world.  And the constant  fear and distrust is, in some ways, tearing at the fabric of our lives, both as individuals, and as a society. 

So my mission is simple: To help create a "Culture of Connection".  To share stories of interesting, inspiring individuals and ideas, and hopefully inspire our listeners to move in towards one another, and up to our highest potential.  To honor the things that serve to bring us together, instead of tear us apart. 

And with that, "The Mighty Middle" was born. (Well actually, it's always been there.)  

Because it's not just a group of people, working together to create a better future. 

It's also where we're headed.  To our own center. Back to our own balanced,  natural state of wellness, that constantly calls us forth.  Where our power and purpose lives. 

Welcome to the Mighty Middle.  I'm thrilled to have you here.