In this deeply inspiring episode of The Spiritual Artist Podcast, CJMiller sits down with Antoinette Roze, visionary CEO of WPC Speakers Global Agency and host of the SPEAKPact Podcast. With over 30 years of experience, Antoinette helps experts transform into sought-after speakers, guiding them to increase their impact, income, and influence through the art of storytelling and authentic voice.

But Antoinette’s story begins long before the stage. Diagnosed with late-stage cancer as a child and navigating the foster care system, she shares her powerful journey of survival, spirit, and self-discovery. From refusing treatments that made her feel sicker to trusting her inner knowing, Antoinette's healing path led her to explore alternative wellness, host her own Texas Natural Wellness Expo, and ultimately become a passionate advocate for non-toxic, non-invasive healing—body, mind, and spirit.

Together, CJ and Antoinette explore:

✨ The moment that awakened her awareness and led to a life of service
✨ How to map your core talk and create a speaker's story bank
✨ Why authenticity comes from subtracting, not adding
✨ The difference between speaking to perform and speaking to transform
✨ How to “listen with release” and stay genuinely curious
✨ Why your voice is your power, and must never be buried

From motivational speaker coaching to spiritual insight, Antoinette encourages listeners to step into their truth, collect the data of their life, and share their message to create microtransformations in others.

💬 “Speak from your scars, not your open wounds.”
🎧 “Connection isn’t about you—it’s about them.”

This episode is a must-listen for anyone who wants to find their voice, tell their story, and step fully into their purpose—on stage or in life.

For more information about Antoinette Roze and how to submit as a speaker, visit https://wellnessproductionsco.com/.

To learn more about CJMiller and explore his work, visit https://www.spiritualartisttoday.com/.

In this heartfelt episode, CJMiller shares a personal story about teaching his son to drive—and the spiritual metaphor that unfolded along the way.

While navigating Central Expressway, a car sped by, weaving in and out of traffic. Instead of reacting, CJ pulled aside and let it pass. It became the perfect teaching moment: when someone operates from chaotic or aggressive energy, you don’t have to match it. Let them meet their own energy.

This story expands into a larger reflection on life. As CJ explains to his son, everything operates on a spiritual level. The consciousness of a reckless driver will eventually attract a similar consciousness. Our job is to hold steady—to stay centered in love. When we react, retaliate, or try to “win,” we step away from our love base.

Drawing inspiration from Abraham-Hicks and the concept of staying in the “vortex,” CJ explores the challenge of maintaining spiritual alignment in a world that constantly pulls us toward fear, outrage, and distraction. Whether it's doomscrolling on social media, toxic conversations, or drama-driven entertainment, we’re being called to a higher practice: holding the vibration of Love.

Be the broader Love. This isn’t romantic love—it’s the universal Love that ancient cultures and spiritual traditions have named again and again. The Greeks called it Agape. In Buddhism, it's Mettā—loving-kindness. In Hinduism, Bhakti. In Catholic mysticism, Caritas. In New Thought, it is the Creative Intelligence behind all form—Love as a force that moves through everything and asks for nothing in return.

CJ shares how he's begun pulling back from negative media and limiting his exposure to people who feed off fear and anger—not out of judgment, but to protect and nurture his own vibration. He encourages you to do the same: gently guide conversations back toward light, or walk away when necessary.

We’re often taught that we have to fix the problems we see. But sometimes, the highest form of action is demonstration. Be the lighthouse. Engage in passive resistance. Send money to organizations you believe in. Set intentions, offer prayers, donate to the disadvantaged. Staying in Love Consciousness is enough. Don’t push against—go toward Agape Love.

This episode is a gentle yet powerful reminder: we don’t fix the world by sinking to its level. We change it by holding our ground in Love, and letting others rise to meet us there—when they’re ready.

Want to improve your artwork? It might be time to look beyond your brushstrokes—and into your mind. In this episode, CJ Miller explores how the thoughts you carry into the studio directly affect your creative process, your confidence, and even the final piece.

Drawing inspiration from The Spiritual Artist, Eckhart Tolle, and contemplative wisdom from Father Richard Rohr, CJ shares practical tools to help you monitor your thoughts, practice presence, and awaken a deeper connection to your art.

You’ll learn:

• How being present in the studio improves flow
• Why watching your thoughts is the first step to creative clarity
• What happens when you stop judging and start observing with curiosity
• Breathing and body awareness practices that anchor you in the Now
• How to start a parking lot journal for mental clutter

Whether you’re painting, sculpting, or simply navigating life as a creative, this episode is a gentle reminder that your mind and your art are deeply connected.
The Spiritual Artist learns to listen—before the brush ever hits the canvas.