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Welcome to Creative Magic Club! Together, we'll discover inspirational stories of creative entrepreneurs living out their dreams, doing the work they're MOST passionate about and building wealth in magical, FUN ways!

While building a six-figure income as a writer and coach helping other women launch their dream businesses, I've connected with SO many incredible people and seen it proven again and again that you CAN thrive financially doing whatever it is you're passionate about.

I'm here to share life-changing strategies for mindset, making money and reaching more people with your work in a business and life filled with freedom, creativity and FUN.

May 13, 2021

In this week’s episode I speak with Lili Stiefel, founder of The Mixed Space. She shares her unique experience of growing up feeling like an outsider, as a mixed-race military daughter, and how that inspired her community organisation that hosts monthly conversations centered on difference and empowerment for people who fall outside of dominant demographics.

We chat about the power of finding communities that feel like home, the importance of sharing stories of difference, and how to cultivate internal roots and an inner state of freedom.

Whether you’re mixed-race, in an inter-racial relationship, have more than one passport, are the parent of mixed-race children, or simply a white person wanting to better understand the conversations that further freedom for people of all identities – Lili’s work creates a beautiful space to do so!

Lili's socials:
IG: @lilistiefel + @themixedspace
FB: Lili Stiefel + The Mixed Space
Websites:
https://lilistiefel.com/
https://themixedspace.com/
https://lilistiefel.com/experimentalstudio/

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“A land acknowledgment is a critical step towards working with native communities to secure meaningful partnership and inclusion in the stewardship and protection of their cultural resources and homelands. As many of us are settlers, immigrants, or descendants of those forcefully brought to this continent, our institutions were founded upon exclusions and erasures of the Indigenous peoples whose land we are located. We honor and are grateful for the land we occupy and recognize the ongoing damage of settler colonialism. Land acknowledgment demonstrates a commitment to beginning the process of working to dismantle the ongoing legacies of colonialism and the pursuit of truth and healing.”

Credit:
This statement was generously shared with the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center by the California Indian Museum and Cultural Center in Santa Rosa, California.
https://cimcc.org/