Author: Lucia Matuonto

Lucia Matuonto is a published children’s book author, physiotherapist, Creative Director and has just added two more projects to her name. She is the host of the new interview program on WorldAuthors.org called “UNCUT with Lucia”, and is also the host of her new podcast, “The Relatable Voice”.

A deep dive into cultivating and discovering how you think through the practice of journaling. Bringing what is constant and subconscious into your consciousness. These exercises and prompts will help you develop your creativity, personal preferences, self actualization, world view, and mindfulness, as we explore different catalysts and ways to stimulate your writing to bridge the gaps between “Your truth” and “The Truth.” Learn the 5/3/5 method of using different lenses and senses to see yourself, and how you exist in the world. When you see the games you play, you are empowered to make the choice to change them…

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I had the pleasure to interview Matt Lucas on The RV Podcast. Matt is a professional martial artist, wellness coach and author. He is the creator of the YAMA system, which redefines yoga and holistic wellness. His newest book, entitled The Journal Journey is out now. Hello Matt, tell us about yourself. I’m Matt, hi. A professional martial artist, wellness coach, author, musician, and used to also be a chef. I created a system of training called the YAMA system, redefining yoga and holistic wellness to be more dynamic and adaptable. This was all a big accident. It was my…

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Welcome back to another episode of the RV podcast! Today, we are en route to Cincinnati Ohio to speak with Neil Schapera. Originally from Cape Town, South Africa, Neil is an author and teaches the Alexander Technique. He has published two books that we will be talking about today. • Hello Neil, what do you like to do in your spare time? “Spare Time” – hardly know what that means anymore! But I’m a keen photographer – especially wildlife, and enjoy gardening, and most of all my three grandchildren. We do love to travel, and have only recently discovered how beautiful…

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Welcome back to the Relatable Voice! On today’s roadtrip, the RV is picking up Ullis Karlsson in Sweden.  Ullis is a spiritual author, speaker, yoga mentor and the author of 3 books. Her latest book, The Sacred Soul is out now. Hello author Ullis Karlsson, tell me about yourself. I am an intuitive empath, who loves nature and yoga. I am a single mom of 2 teenagers, and everything I do to contribute to a better world are for them. They are my greatest teachers in life and also my biggest joy and inspiration.  . Where are you from and where do you…

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Can you tell us about the two types of adventures you can have in life? Adventure is mostly about how you view the world. The first type of adventure occurs any time you make a major change in your life, especially if there is stress involved: Attending a new school, getting married, taking a new job or assignment, moving to a new home – all can be adventures. These are adventures of ordinary life. Then, there are adventures deliberately sought out: Wilderness treks, foreign travel to strange places, unusual sports like scuba or sky diving, are examples. A third type…

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How Stephanie Tran, Founder & CEO of Tutor Route, Helps Teachers Give Themselves a Raise Hailed as the “Edupreneur,” the former figure skater and certified teacher, Stephanie Tran, is changing the education game with her company, Tutor Route. As the Founder and CEO, Tran has an incredibly inclusive vision with her company’s mission to improve stakeholders’ lives in the education industry by providing solutions for parents, students, teachers, and schools. She uses her accumulated experience as a figure skating coach, classroom teacher, and master’s of education degree from Johns Hopkins University to create an explosive impact in the education world…

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It has been one year and five months since we started. The first episode, I was tense: I did not turn on my camera, neither did my guest. I introduced myself and read the script that I previously prepared and with a trembling voice, I started the interview, hoping that the guest would not realize how nervous I was. In that moment, I became the total opposite of what I am on a daily basis. Usually, I am an extroverted person who has no fear when it comes to conversing with people, whether I know them or not. I published…

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On today’s roadtrip, the RV is picking up Tarla Makaeff in Los Angeles . Tarla is a Self-Made entrepreneur, Online business coach, digital course creator and book author. Her book “The Essential Guide To Your First Month Of Online Marketing” is out now. Hello Tarla, tell me about yourself. I grew up in Los Angeles as an only child to a wonderful mother. Unfortunately, my dad passed away when I was 1. While she tried to make my childhood as normal as possible, I obviously still felt the loss of this other important person in life. This could be why I was painfully shy growing up. I…

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I had the pleasure to interview the talented author Ben Levin on the Relatable Voice Podcast. Ben is an inspiration to us all! Hello Ben, please tell us about yourself. My name is Ben Levin. I am an eighteen-year-old autistic writer. Those are the things that you already know. What you might not know about me is I love reading sports novels, and I have two wonderful parents and a brother who is an amazing friend and a talented actor. I also have two schnauzers. I enjoy going on walks and watching documentaries. I feel really happy whenever I’m in…

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What is your favorite quote or excerpt in the book? My favourite excerpt is the one where Syeira realises she loves Wil, because at the same time as her heart knows itself, she also knows they can’t be together. With great courage, and no hope, she tells him this in the kirkyard, in the middle of a storm. It’s also the moment Wil realises Syeira loves him – and he finds this confusing: “I regret anything I have done to pain you, Syeira, but I do not understand.” “I know.” Her low voice was audible only because the driving rain…

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