I’m so excited to have Adam Kayce from MonkatWork.com as my guest on my first ever podcast this week. Adam talks about spirituality and intuition in the workplace, as well as more esoteric subjects like Tuvan throat singing. Really.
Download the podcast or listen to Adam explain what the heck a Monk at Work is anyway.
After you listen, please give your encouraging comments to Adam below.
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Thanks so much again, Michelle, for the interview — I had a great time talking with you about the wide range of subjects we covered (whew!), and (in my humble opinion) it was the best interview I’ve done yet.
Thanks again!
What an inspirational man! He spoke from his heart and I picked up several tips and ideas as he went along.
Looking for give-aways rather than e-books needs thinking about…I feel that this is a good point that he made, and throat singing seems like a fantastic strategy for working on the throat chakra. A very important chakra if you are in business!
I thank Adam for giving his time, and Michelle for bringing him to us.
Great interview, Michelle -
and a wonderful guest! He really spoke from his heart and was so non-commercial!
Please thank Adam for all of us he inspired.
I loved your interview with ‘Monk At Work’. Adam Kayce is inspiring! I believe there is so much to be said about our intuitive nature. We tend to sweep our intuitive nature aside most of the time.I believe our vibrational levels are supposed to be in alinement. However, the pollution in the world has made it extremely difficult to reach synchronicity.
WOW enjoyed the podcast, worked perfectly with dial up! Congratulations both on content and technology.
Thanks, everyone — I’m glad you liked it.
I can’t remember if we mentioned it on the interview, but if intuition is your cup of tea (or if you’d like it to be), I’ve got a free pdf you can come and get on intuition - it’s on the Monkifestos page.
Congratulations Michelle on a great maiden podcast. Adam is a very interesting subject.
Dear Michelle:
What an amazing interview! Thank you so much for sharing the remarkably sensitive and intuitive man with the world. His ideas and humble way of presenting them are truly amazing. Thank you for your sensitive interview which helped him get to some really important and creative ideas which, if fully understood and internalized, will heal our deeply troubled world.
Robert Rossel, Ph.D.
Life Coach and Hypnotherapist