Please welcome back Tara Sophia Mohr, coach, writer and creator of Wise Living, which offers women tools to find their right work and live more fulfilling, authentic, and peaceful lives. How do you own your right to dream?

We need space for dreaming. Spacious space. Lengths of time.

Dreams don’t fight for attention. They don’t yell over noise.

Sometimes a dream will interrupt and assert itself, but mostly dreams speak when invited.

Please welcome Kathryn Harwig to the Pink stage, brought to us by blogger Kim Wenci who also wrote a fabulous post on intuition (read "De-Mystifying Intuition" here!). So what is the difference between inutiion and self-talk? To which inner voice should be listening? How do you tell the difference between your inner critic and your gut? Read on to find out, and thanks for joining us Kathryn!

Recently someone asked me, “How do I know if the information I am getting is coming from my intuition or from my own self talk?” This is a very good question, and one that everyone who is serious about being intuitive needs to ask on occasion. It is a challenge to be intuitive about yourself and most of us find that it is far easier to give someone else a psychic reading than to give ourselves good intuitive advice.

Someone asked me today how my book tour was going, and I found myself answering, “I’m alive.” As soon as I said it, I realize how negative that sounds. When someone asks how we’re doing and we say “I’m alive,” it implies that we’re barely more than dead. But when I said it, I honestly meant that I feel super-duper alive -- in the full realm of human experience way. As in, I feel real. I feel raw. I don’t feel numb or flatlined, in any way.

What this means is that I’m good -- and bad. I’m giddy and grieving. I’m excited and disappointed and passionate and sexy and self-reflective and curious and frustrated and open. I feel vulnerable and uncomfortable. I feel called and appreciated. I am ALIVE. What more can we as humans ask for?