Hosted by Laura Branch · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 22 episodes
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Real conversations about living authentically and allowing your true colors to shine in the gray of everyday life. Learning to value every part of yourself. Visit us at www.alifeincolor.co
Laura Branch hosts A Life In Color, a arts show with 22 episodes published.
In this episode, Laura reflects on three painful moments from her youth where she was shamed for her body, from a boyfriend throwing a towel over her at a pool to being reprimanded at her first job for her belly showing
This episode examines how homes function as silent teachers, transmitting values to children through their physical environment rather than explicit instruction. Laura explores the tension between her preference for "liv
As mentioned in the episode, click here for the Applied Enchantment framework. This episode explores transmission, which is the third pillar of generational humanity. Transmission isn't about teaching or lecturing; it's
In this episode, we explore generational wealth beyond money, such as the habits, rituals, and atmosphere we pass down to others. Laura addresses a common problem: we rush through days focused on obligations, waiting for
In this episode, Laura dives in deeper to the first Pillar of creating generational wealth for our humanity. The ability to recognize where we are coming from is necessary to avoid failure when attempting meaningful chan
This episode reframes building wealth beyond money, focusing on passing down humanity, vitality, and consciousness. Laura draws parallels between financial planning and building inner wealth through three steps: assessme
Laura visits her sister's high school orchestra and hears her tell students: "Don't just play notes, make music." This simple phrase sparks a deeper reflection. Playing notes is technical and compliant, where we are exec
Why are you still waiting for permission to be yourself? In this episode, we explore how the approval-seeking patterns we learned as children become cages in adulthood and why the gatekeeper you're looking for doesn't ac
In this episode, we challenge the epidemic of apathy that has settled over many people's lives. Acknowledging our desires is essential for personal and collective growth. Wanting more isn't ungrateful or selfish but a st
In this episode, Laura reflects on the start of a new year and the sense of momentum and possibility it brings. Drawing from personal experiences, including a recent family beach trip and an ongoing career transition, ou
This episode explores how life’s seasons can change quietly and unexpectedly, bringing both loss and new beginnings. Laura shares personal reflections on navigating uncertainty and encourages us all to embrace change wit
Laura discusses the importance of recognizing that you have the power to say "no" and make choices that honor your own needs, especially during busy times. She shares personal stories about learning to set boundaries, ov
Laura reflects on how adults lose touch with playfulness due to responsibilities and societal expectations. After leaving her corporate job, she rediscovers the joy and importance of play—both for herself and her childre
In this episode, Laura emphasizes that there is no single path to finding your authentic self—everyone’s journey is unique. The episode introduces four core themes that underpin personal transformation: truth telling, tr
In this episode, Laura shares her ongoing journey of leaving a traditional corporate career to pursue a more authentic, creative life. She discusses the emotional challenges of balancing her business side with her artist
As mentioned in the episode, here are the links to Ignis, the Fire Dancer and the Fire Dancer Journal & Scrapbook. In this episode, Laura discusses how a difficult year has taught her the importance of “softening”—respon
In this episode, Laura opens up about her creative journey, sharing the inspiration behind her new collection of paintings, the Elemental Primas. Each painting represents a different aspect of her inner world, from passi
Laura shares how she’s spent her life following unspoken rules to fit in and be liked, often at the expense of her true self. After a recent work call left her feeling inauthentic, she decides to stop suppressing her ind
The episode explores how perfectionism can hold us back, using the story of a never-finished painting as a metaphor. Laura reflects on how striving for perfection can block creativity and authenticity, and how societal a
Laura discusses feeling stuck in the routines of daily life, describing it as living in "gray scale." She shares how this dullness can mask creativity and authenticity, and encourages listeners to seek deeper connections
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