Reignite Live 2026

Ready to stop white-knuckling your goals and actually feel grounded in them? We’re pulling back the curtain on a simple shift that changes everything: moving from performance to presence. When you drop out of the head noise and into embodied attention, your coaching lands, your pitch connects, and your energy stops leaking. That’s the heart of our Reignite Live 2026 experience in Loveland, Colorado—a full day designed to reset your nervous system, reclaim your focus, and turn intentions into action right when most resolutions start to wobble.

We walk through the real reasons January momentum fades and how day 22 becomes a critical inflection point for habit formation. Pam shares how she went from exhausted after sessions to energized by learning to coach from grounded presence, and how that same shift helped win a competitive listing against top agents. Natalie opens up about leaving the “alpha” leadership script, stepping onto big stages after renowned speakers, and using quick embodiment cues to steady her voice and deliver with clarity. This is practical mindset work for leaders, entrepreneurs, sales pros, and anyone who wants to be heard in rooms that matter.

Inside the event arc: Pam leads the journey from invisible to influential, guest speaker Rachel Jayne Groover guides embodiment practices that stabilize attention under pressure, and Natalie helps you craft a clean action plan with habit stacks that actually stick. Expect tangible tools, thoughtful reflection, and space to connect with people who care about growth as much as you do. If you’re craving less noise and more signal in 2026, this conversation lays the foundation—and the event gives you the reps to make it real.

Join us, bring a friend, and give your goals a second wind. Subscribe, share this episode with someone who needs a reset, and check the show notes for the Reignite Live 2026 registration link. Your year can still turn on a dime—ready to step into it?

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Chapters

• 0:03 Opening And Winter Banter
• 2:03 Announcing Reignite Live 2026
• 3:51 Why Reset And Focus Matter
• 5:31 Timing Habits At Day 22
• 7:19 Start Where You Are
• 9:12 Authenticity Over Performance
• 11:12 Embodiment And Presence Work
• 15:39 Energy, Coaching, And Connection
• 18:21 Confidence On Big Stages
• 21:26 From Invisible To Influential
• 23:09 Designing Action And Habits
• 25:23 Event Logistics And Invitation
• 28:26 Mastermind And Next Steps
• 30:16 Sponsors, Travel, And Closing

Transcript

SPEAKER_00: 0:03

All of us reach a point in time where we are depleted and need to somehow find a way to reignite the fire within. But how do we spark that flame? Welcome to Reignite Resilience, where we will venture into the heart of the human spirit. We'll discuss the art of reigniting our passion and strategies to stoke our enthusiasm. And now here are your hosts, Natalie Davis and Pamela Cass.

SPEAKER_01: 0:34

Welcome back to another episode of Reignite Resilience. I'm your co-host Natalie Davis, and I am so excited to be back with all of you today. And joining me is your co-host, Pam Cass. Hello, Pam.

SPEAKER_03: 0:43

How are you? No, I am fabulous. We were just joking that uh last week on one of our podcasts, we were talking about how we haven't had snow yet. It was our it was late November.

SPEAKER_02: 0:55

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03: 0:55

This is not great for Colorado. And you are welcome, Colorado. We manifested the snow that we woke up to this morning.

SPEAKER_02: 1:03

So you're welcome.

SPEAKER_03: 1:05

And then we complained a little bit about having to go to the gym when it's 14 degrees out.

SPEAKER_01: 1:10

It is it is a challenge to get out in gym attire and not bundled up. And then it's a hassle when you get to the gym. Like, what let me stick all my big, my big fluffy coat, this little cubie that you know is supposed to hold everything. And and then the ground is wet. And anyways, it's fine. We're grateful. It's lovely.

SPEAKER_03: 1:31

It is. We're so grateful to be here.

SPEAKER_01: 1:33

We and yeah, and then we're like, was there any moisture at all? Or did it all just evaporate? Like, what did what happened here? What did we miss? What is going on?

SPEAKER_03: 1:41

It's already gone.

SPEAKER_01: 1:42

It's but you know what? It's just it's just a season, uh, which is I guess the understanding of where that say that saying comes from. It's just a season that is just that.

SPEAKER_03: 1:51

And it is just that, and I'm ready for summer.

SPEAKER_01: 1:54

Can come on back when she's ready. Oh, no, I'm not summer. Let's just get to summer.

SPEAKER_03: 1:58

I'm good with just summer. Summer's good.

SPEAKER_01: 2:00

Exactly. Summer is lovely. Oh my goodness. Well, um, I am excited today because we are actually talking about something exciting that we have coming up for all of our listeners to participate in, and that is us taking the podcast on the road per se, um, with a training opportunity. So I'm excited to share with our listeners what we have going on, how they can participate, how they can be a part of it, um, and what they can expect.

SPEAKER_03: 2:25

Yeah. This is this is gonna be fun because you and I talked about this, gosh, I think in year one, we're like, wouldn't it be cool if we could do some in-person thing where our guests come and our friends and our listeners would come and get to meet us in person, but then also walk away with tools and things that they can use to really kind of launch their year. And that's exactly what uh we're gonna do. And so it's exciting.

SPEAKER_01: 2:55

It is super exciting. It's super exciting. So if you have not heard or seen on our social media channels, which would be unheard of because we've been pushing it out everywhere, um, we are hosting the Reignite Live 2026 event in Loveling, Colorado on January 22nd of 2026. And we are so excited. Uh, we are hosting it at a fabulous venue called Casa Sagrada. Our friend and mentor, Rachel Jane Gruber, which, if you did not catch one of her uh prior episodes, she was a former guest on the Reignite Resilience podcast, um, is the owner and uh just I guess the visionary of that venue. And we are going to collaborate with her to offer a full day training. Um, and I don't want to say training, it's an experience, a full day experience.

SPEAKER_03: 3:47

I think it's gonna be a real uh an experience because what it's all about is reset and focus.

SPEAKER_01: 3:55

Yes.

SPEAKER_03: 3:56

And I think that in the world that we live in today where we are bombarded every second with notifications and things that we have to do and lists that we have to check off, uh, we need a little reset. We need a a moment to just take a breath and to really kind of refocus what we want to it put our intention into this coming year. And so I think that this is perfect timing and I I couldn't be more excited about it.

SPEAKER_01: 4:27

Exactly. Yeah, I think intention and attention, especially around the first of the year. And yes, um, the timing is really ideal, I think, for everyone because um the event's taking place on January 22nd, and we know that research has shown that an individual, it takes an individual 21 plus days to create new habits. And so we always start off the new year with these resolutions and these goals and objectives that we set for ourselves, things that we want to achieve. Um, and then typically we look up and we're like, well, shoot, um, the wheels fell off and I don't know when that happened. So this is specifically and strategically um uh timed to stop you before the wheels fall off.

SPEAKER_03: 5:10

Yes, before you have the chance. We're going to do a tune-up, we're gonna tighten the wheels, we're gonna look under the hood, we're gonna make sure that there's nothing that needs to be kind of adjusted, tweaked, and we're gonna put a little love in there too that'll uh really launch you for the rest of the year.

SPEAKER_01: 5:27

Yeah, absolutely, absolutely. I'm I'm really excited and looking forward to it. So if you are interested in coming out and joining us in Loveland, Colorado, um, January 22nd, you can see the information on Eventbrite if you just do a search for Reignite Live 2026 that it is there. Um, but the morning is gonna kick off with some, as Pam mentioned, some work that we're gonna do to really get us centered and focused and present and in that moment. Um, a lot of time that we spend in this business planning season, we spend looking forward, right? We and and sometimes we'll do some reflection, but for the most part, we're really looking at, you know, what's ahead, what do I want to do, what am I capable of, what is going to bring me joy and satisfaction and fulfillment. Um, but we want to make sure that we all start in this moment of understanding where are we, like exactly where we are, and honoring and creating space for ourselves to really dive into where are we? Um, and can we celebrate that? It may not be where we want to be, but we can definitely celebrate where we are right now in our journeys that we're taking. And then and then from there, we can dive into the introspective work, which is always um super amazing and uh for me a magical moment when you start to and allow yourself the space to do the introspective work.

SPEAKER_03: 6:46

Yeah, yeah. And I know you've been on that journey far longer than I have. Um, I just started this journey, gosh, maybe last beginning of last year. Actually, probably before last year. So I think it was, no, I guess it was, it was last year I got introduced to doing this work. And it really has been life-changing. And um I would love for us to share some of the kind of the things that have come out of doing some of this introspective work because I don't think people really fully understand how it can impact every part of your life.

SPEAKER_01: 7:21

Yeah. Oh my gosh, where do we begin? I I think you're right. It's um, I started this journey, I think a little over 10 years ago now, um, especially working with this body of work. And um, in and out, I think it's just woven its way into my life and it's been more intense in certain times, and then certain times it's just on autopilot in the background. And there are definitely some practices that I carry into my everyday that are on autopilot, they're programmed in my mind um or programmed in my subconscious, and and I'm grateful for that, right? Like I'm grateful for those pieces of it. And people don't necessarily know that it's happening, but I know that it's happening and and I can feel it. And I think um the biggest thing for me uh when I was introduced to this body of work is I was on this leadership path, right? Like I in within my career, and um I grew up in the 80s, and the perception of female leaders uh is different from what I've created for myself. But I just believe that, you know, if you were going to be a female leader, you don't have the emotions, you need to not have the baggage and the luggage, that you need to work harder to prove yourself to be at a competent and capable leader, um, just within this male-dominated space. And I don't care what industry you're in, male-dominated space. Insert your industry, right? And for me, it was within the real estate space. And so I found myself showing up in this space where I was really tapping into like this alpha masculine energy, which, if anyone knows me, I am not an alpha female. I have no desire to be an alpha female. I've never been an alpha female, but I felt like I was projecting this version of me that I saw on television and around me, you know, what society told me a female leader needed to be. And um, and I started to project that. And uh, and that's all I knew. I didn't really have anyone in my life to to correct me and say, you know, that's not necessarily how you need to show up in life, or as a leader, or as a mom, or as a business partner, or whatever it is. And so um when I was introduced to Rachel Jane Groover and her now the awakened school, it was not the awakened school then, but what is now the awakened school, she's worked really hard to create um a body of work that I was introduced to, and I just found this space not to originally to check myself in terms of how I was projecting. I realized then that I was projecting. I didn't even know what projection was, right? I was just like, no, this is who I am. Until I had those moments, those quiet moments where I was silent and um did the introspective work and I was like, wait, this is not who I am. And as a matter of fact, I don't know who the hell I am, and I don't know why this version of me is even showing up, right? But again, this is where we take those moments to pause and we can just celebrate the journey and who we are and and and how we've come to be where we are right now. But um, one of the big things that that I was able to really take away initially from working with Rachel Jane and her team has been like really recognizing and identifying like the true authentic pieces of myself. And then also recognizing um when I'm operating in a space or that is someone else's narrative, i.e., caregivers, family members, society, the environment that I'm in. And so I I often slip into that space where it's like, well, I've got to do what's expected of me versus I've got to do what um really feels good. And it's it's uh I think for me where the magic really happens is when you get into those spaces where it's just juicy and great and amazing and things line up. That doesn't mean it's not challenging or hard, but things just line up and they feel it feels good. Um and I never grew up in a space where I really had time to tap into how I felt or how something would make me feel or how our decision would make me feel. So that was kind of my first intro, and my mind was blown. In that very moment, I was like, wait, I can I can actually feel for myself, I can think for myself, I can just be for myself. And um, and since then that I've just continued to expand and grow uh with different varieties of um of and versions of the the work that she's created. So that's kind of been my journey. Um it's amazing, it's amazing the things that that will align in every single area of your life when you are allowing yourself that space to just be, to just be. Yeah.

SPEAKER_03: 11:50

And like you said, we don't just be. We're constantly performing and showing up as the version that we think people want and expect. And it's exhausting.

SPEAKER_02: 12:07

Yes.

SPEAKER_03: 12:08

I think that's the the the biggest thing is how exhausting that is when we are showing up in that performance, that you know, the head bubble where it's oh, I need to do this, I need to do that. What if they don't like me? Oh my gosh, I'm gonna be judged. And when you let that go and you can really get grounded and centered and show up as your authentic self, yeah, not only does that take less energy, it is such a better place to be. Yeah, and so um, yeah, and and what the beautiful thing about what we're gonna do in January is it's this is gonna be a blend of a little bit of both of it. It's gonna be the business side because you and I are both coaches, we both teach, we speak, and we've done this this introspective work, you far more than I have. Um, so the blending of it is what's gonna be magical, and I think it's gonna be unexpected for people, and I think they're gonna just walk away like, wow.

SPEAKER_01: 14:00

Yeah. Oh my gosh. I want to do that. Well, that's my hope. And that's you know, when you say like the blending of it, it's just like weaving it all together. I remember having a conversation with Rachel Jane um very early in our connection and and letting her know, like, you know, I work in the real estate space, and this would be so valuable for every practitioner out in the world. Like it would just make anything that you have, uh, if you're if you're selling a product or a service um and you have to engage with other people, what she has created and discovered and teaches, um, really it empowers you and positions you to truly just have a stronger presence. Um and I think some people talk about that in like I think that the the popular thing is to say, oh, they're so charismatic, right? It's like charismatic, but what is it, right? Like if you can what is that? What can you nail it?

SPEAKER_03: 14:53

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 14:53

Exactly. And and she's done that, right? And it's not the loudest or the most flamboyant or the brightest in color, which are all things that are me. Uh yes, I am very animated. I like color, that's it. Um but those are not the things that like really attract or form, you know, form attraction between you and other people and the things that actually make other people gravitate towards you. Um, and so when you talk about like just weaving that in together, I've done that, right? I have been the experiment and the guinea pig for myself because I wanted to weave this into my work, um, my profession and what I do. And it's so interesting. This body of work, coupled with other things that I've learned over the last 10 years, um, have really helped me to see, like to have a bigger presence um and to not shrink when I'm in that space. And not that I'm constantly seeking a spotlight. Um, but if you give it to me, I can stand there in confidence and in strength and know that um I can own that time, I can own that space. And I don't know if I could say that I'd be able to do that today if I if I was not introduced to um Rachel Jane and the body of work that she's created. So I'm I'm super excited to share it with more of our friends, um, more of our colleagues. Uh, if you are a professional, a leader, an executive, an entrepreneur, um, again, if you are in sales in any way, shape, or form, product or service, this is a this is an event that you don't want to miss.

SPEAKER_03: 16:31

Or if if you are around other humans.

SPEAKER_01: 16:33

Just, oh my gosh. Absolutely.

SPEAKER_03: 16:35

I mean, it does, you don't even have to be in business to find this this valuable. Um, so I just encourage everyone to if you're at all curious, this is worth your day to to spend it with us to learn these things. Um, I'll share two stories that have come out of it. And again, I've been doing this for a year. So I'm like, I just am learning how to walk right now. So I'm very much very much a baby with this. But two, two significant things. Um, I again met with Rachel and we were doing some coaching, and I shared with her that after I speak or I'm coaching all day, I'm tapped out, I'm exhausted, I like physically drained. And much to my dismay, she's like, Coach me in front of the group. And there was a group of about 40 women, and I about wanted to just die. And so I did, I was coaching her, and then she stopped me and she goes, Okay. She goes, Right now you're up in your head bubble, and you want to save me and fix me and and find the solution for me. And she goes, So you're draining all of your energy, and that's why you get tired and sick after you're you're doing something. So she goes, now what I want you to do, and she walked me through the process, and she goes, now I want you to coach me again. And so I coached her the second time. And when we ended it, everyone on the call, they're like, We thought it was good the first time, the second time it was it was magical. Yeah, and it was just because she teaches you how to be different and grounded and more in that authentic space where you're actually listening and connecting to the person that's across from you, which can be great in a relationship, and that it allows you to have this this amazing interaction with them, and it's not draining you of any of your energy, and it's not draining them of any of their energy. And it I it I've seen this show up in now relationships where I'm more in tune with my my gut and that those feelings when things are feeling off. I never had that before, and I felt comfortable addressing it and bringing it up and coming to the realization like this is not for me. This is not the a healthy place for me to be, and being able to walk away. And probably before I would have been like up in my head saying, No, it'll be fine, I'll change, I'll do this differently, I'll make them feel better. And it was like, no, I'm just gonna be me.

SPEAKER_02: 19:03

Yeah.

SPEAKER_03: 19:04

Um, so that was that was kind of one of them. And another one was when I went on um a listing appointment. I did not know these clients. It was um I knew I was gonna be competing. Yeah. And I was like, you know what? I'm gonna try this stuff that we've been learning. This whole being my being my core, my energetic center instead of in my head. And you know, I've been in business for a while, but I was always in my head going into these. And so this one I was like, I'm gonna do this differently. And so I went into it fully grounded, doing it that way. And I got the listing. And the two people that I went against were some of the top agents in northern Colorado. And so I was like, holy crap, it worked. Yes, like it worked. And it's just such a it's a so for me right now, I still have to be consciously aware of it because it's we're so programmed to go back to our old patterns, our old neuropathways. So I very much have to focus all the time and be intentional about it, just like anything else. It's a habit that I'm I will create and it will get to that place like you where it becomes like it's just second nature.

SPEAKER_01: 20:13

Yeah. I think for me, it's it just it has it's become second nature because I I've programmed like triggers to remind me, like get out of that, or we're not spending space and or time in that space, right? Like that's the and and it does take time with anything else, like whatever you're doing, if it's if it's physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, real for relationships with other people, you've got to really be intentional and um create these habits over time. Uh where you know, if um what is it, uh James Clear, what is it the thing that he calls it? Um the habit stacking. Yeah, right. The habit stacking. And so, like for me, it's just a habit stacker, right? And so I said, if I'm ever experiencing X, I need to make sure that I drop down, get out of my head space, right? And all Of those things, and it's like automatically now it just happens. Um, that's how easy it comes down when we're talking about habit stacking. And again, I always like to remind people habit stacking can be good or bad, right? Like you can always have the other way, like it's the end of the day. I need to have a glass of wine, I need to turn on the television, I need to stop being productive, right? And it's like habit stacking can go in both directions. And so being aware of that, um, but it's it's so interesting that you you you share those two experiences because I I had something similar um just this year, and I remember like I it's one of those moments. You always have those moments where it's like, girl, if you don't get out of your own way. And so um I had a tremendous opportunity to speak to a group of leaders, and there were probably 1500 plus people in this room. And um, I didn't I didn't see the speaker lineup. I didn't know who was speaking before me, I didn't know who was speaking after me. Didn't even matter. I had to go straight to the airport and fly out immediately after. Um, but I remember walking into the room. I always like to walk into the space beforehand just to get a feel for the space. Like, who are the people in the room? What's the energy like? Things like that. And I remember walking in and I saw the speaker on stage that was before me. And we're talking a 30-year veteran in the industry that has been doing professional development and personal development for 30 years, like a well-renowned and um uh admired uh speaker. And I'm watching her do her presentation and I'm like, damn, she's good, right? Lynn, and every time, like I've seen her speak before, and I'm like, oh my gosh. And so then I go out and I'm talking to staff, and I was like, who did this lineup? Like, why would I be after that person? Like, there's no way. I don't understand. Like, who has it out for me? And that was the moment I was like, girl, get out of your head. And so for me, like I can do, like, I'll find a little corner in the room, um, start to drop into these practices, or I will take myself to the ladies' room and lock myself in a stall to slow everything down, right? Like get control of the situation and where I'm at. And so um I found that space in backstage, so in the green room prep area backstage, and I was like, you know what? Um, there's a reason that I'm here. I have a message to deliver. I'm gonna just deliver what I have to deliver. And um, and I got through it, right? And so I and I go through this piece and then I start getting pictures and text messages from my friends after it's all said and done. Yeah. And one of my friends in particular, she was like, girl, that was a big room and a big stage. Like, how did you do that? I'm so like, I would have been so intimidated. I was like, don't go there because I was already there.

unknown: 23:21

Stop it.

SPEAKER_01: 23:21

Stop it. Yeah, but it didn't matter if there were 1,500 people in that room, if there were 15,000 people in that room. What mattered was who is the person that's showing up for those people and what is it that I want to deliver for them? And so when I couple that frame of mind or that thought process along with these practices, this is where I say, like, it's naturally woven together for me and and just in my career and how I built it. Um, and so that's like it shows up when you when you least expect it, right? And so I didn't think anything about it. I've been to that event many, many years, like time. I think that was the sixth time that I had event attended that event, multiple times I've spoken on that same stage. But in that moment, speaking after that speaker, I was like, shit, what is happening?

SPEAKER_03: 24:06

Yeah, absolutely.

SPEAKER_01: 24:07

And then I knew get out of that, get out of that because it's not, it's not um productive for me. Um, it's not gonna be helpful for the people that are there that are wanting to learn. Um, and all in all, it ended up well. But it again, had I not been introduced to this, I I think I could have stumbled upon this somehow, some way along the way. It's it's not rocket science, um, but it is genius. I I don't know how you could.

SPEAKER_03: 24:32

And for those listening, I mean, maybe you have no aspiration of speaking in front of 1500 people and that just gave you hives. This could be walking into a boardroom. This could be walking into a team meeting, this could be speaking up in a family dynamics where you feel like you're not heard. It's more about that presence and that feeling that I belong here. I they belong to hear what I have to say, and I'm coming from this authentic, beautiful place. And it does give you that power. And I think, I mean, from person, you know, I think a lot of us have felt invisible in our lives at some point, whether it was as a child, in school, in a job, in a male-dominated world for for the women out there. Um, we've all had that moment in a relationship. We've all had that moment where we felt invisible. And sometimes we trade that and we hide behind our to-do lists and keeping busy and all this other crap that we do. This allows you to stop all that and to literally become influential. Yeah. And become become visible, truly visible.

SPEAKER_01: 25:38

Absolutely, absolutely. Well, and I think that's um when you talk about the different areas that this applies, that's my oldest daughter will always joke and say that like before this, like pre-Rachel Jane, I don't know what you would call that, like E R J. Um, that was uh I was a completely different mom than I was after my introduction to Rachel Jane. I don't know if my kids associate that and make that connection because they didn't really know that I was working on this and doing the introspective work. Um, but it was recognized in terms of how I showed up as a mom. And um do I wish that I knew it earlier? A hundred percent. I wish that I learned this when I was in my 20s. Um I wish I learned it when I was in my teens, right? Um but I didn't. And so um, and here it is, right? I just I uh I w received the gift when I did, and I've just made the most of it during that time. Yeah, and that's you you talk about like just um going from being invisible, and that's actually your talk. That's your keynote that you're giving Pam. So um Pam is gonna kickstart the day uh with a session that's gonna help you um go from invisible to invincible.

SPEAKER_03: 26:46

Um actually invisible to influential.

SPEAKER_01: 26:48

In influential.

SPEAKER_03: 26:50

Influential, yeah.

SPEAKER_01: 26:51

Influential, yes. Yes, yeah, I love that. Um, and then Rachel Jane will give us the embodiment work that we just talked about that we shared with all of you. And I'm gonna round it out uh in the typical way that I do because you all know I am very linear. It just happens. Um, but once we spend all of that time doing the introspective work, that's when we are positioned really well to create the action items. So we are gonna wrap up our time together by creating that action plan. What does that look like now that we've had this opportunity to reflect on the first 21 days of the year? Um, really get crystal clear on where we are right now and set ourselves up for success with those habits that we can take forward into the rest of 2026. And um, and then you'll have some networking opportunities to connect with other attendees, people that are just like you, other executives and leaders and entrepreneurs, and just individual moms and dads and and wives and husbands and and co-workers that, you know, just want to um you know that there's something else and you're not sure what it is. And so we're gonna give you an opportunity to network with those individuals and connect with some of our vendors and sponsors. We've got some phenomenal sponsors and vendors that you will all hear more about as we get closer to the date, but just an amazing lineup, an amazing venue, an amazing um group of individuals that are gonna be in attendance and just people that are truly invested in investing in themselves, which I think is important. That's the biggest key, um, is that you have to be invested in investing in yourself. And so uh if that's you, you definitely want to check out the event.

SPEAKER_03: 28:32

Definitely want to check it out.

SPEAKER_01: 28:33

Yeah, I love it. I'm I'm really looking forward to it. I'm excited about it. Um we we will uh make sure that we continue to drop information and the registration link will be in the show notes, and you'll probably hear an ad for it in all of our episodes coming up here in the future, just because we will talk about it because it's it's a don't miss opportunity, right?

SPEAKER_03: 28:54

You definitely want to miss this opportunity. And our our goal and our wish would be that we do this either once a year or every six months. We're gonna see, you know, see how this lands with people and if it's lands well, then then we'll do it as often as we possibly can.

SPEAKER_01: 29:11

Yeah, exactly. That's another important piece is like if you don't feel that you can lean on yourself to continue those habits, uh, you will have an opportunity to learn more about our mastermind that will kick off immediately following the Regenite Live event uh where you and a small group of individuals. Uh, it is uh very much limited in size and uh in terms of how many we will accept into the mastermind group. But we're gonna offer a small mastermind group for those individuals that are just wanting to take it to the next level or even dive deeper into the work that we introduce for you during that time together at Reagnite Live. So uh a lot of opportunity in 2026. A lot of opportunity. Um and you get to see us. And it's not just exclusive if you live in Colorado, because we already have attendees that have registered that are flying in um and making a weekend of it. So if you need a getaway, Loveland, Colorado, we will leave you with some things to do. You would be surprised at how many things we have going on that will keep you entertained throughout the weekend. Um, I don't know if the statistic is still true, but I know when I originally moved to northern Colorado, uh, Loveland was known to have the most artists per capita than any other city in the entire nation.

SPEAKER_03: 30:33

Smart capital.

SPEAKER_01: 30:34

I mean, hey, who to thunk it?

SPEAKER_03: 30:37

I love it. I love it.

SPEAKER_01: 30:40

A lot of fun facts. So um, Casa Sagrada, you'll have Pamcast, myself, Rachel Jane Groover is our special guest speaker that will be joining us midday. Networking, swag bags, lunches, snacks. You know, we are gonna keep you replenished, hydrated, um, and energized and ready to go so that you can make sure that 2026 is gonna be a phenomenal and exceptional year that lines up with where you want to go and and who you and who you want to be.

SPEAKER_03: 31:06

Yeah, I love it. I love it, guys. Don't miss this. You are you don't want to find out that you missed the event of 2026. Yeah, you'll be sad. Because we'll tell you that you missed it.

SPEAKER_01: 31:22

Yeah, exactly. Don't say we didn't tell you. We told you.

SPEAKER_03: 31:26

We told you you don't want to miss it.

SPEAKER_01: 31:29

All right. If you want more information, head on over to uh our Facebook or Instagram account, or check out the show notes for the registration link. And if you're interested in sponsoring the event, reach out to us at podcast at reigniteresilience.com. Until next time, we'll see y'all soon.

SPEAKER_00: 31:45

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