I always viewed myself as a black sheep. This made me feel less than. It made me feel like I was fundamentally wrong. It made me feel separate from others. Part of the reason I felt like a black sheep was that I had mistakenly confused “different” as “bad”. But my perspective changed. Instead of seeing myself as a black sheep, I now know myself as a mother f*%#^ing rainbow sheep. Listen and find out how…

I always viewed myself as a black sheep. This made me feel less than. It made me feel like I was fundamentally wrong. It made me feel separate from others. Part of the reason I felt like a black sheep was that I had mistakenly confused “different” as “bad”. But my perspective changed. Instead of seeing myself as a black sheep, I now know myself as a mother f*%#^ing rainbow sheep. Listen and find out how…

I always viewed myself as a black sheep. This made me feel less than. It made me feel like I was fundamentally wrong. It made me feel separate from others. Part of the reason I felt like a black sheep was that I had mistakenly confused “different” as “bad”. But my perspective changed. Instead of seeing myself as a black sheep, I now know myself as a mother f*%#^ing rainbow sheep. Listen and find out how… &nbsp;

4. Transforming the Narrative of the “Black Sheep”

Unfolding with Kathy Varol: Each episode shares one perspective - in 3 to 20 minutes - that will let you see yourself and the world better. One perspective at a time we’ll pull back layers of conditioning to find the truth underneath. A change in perspective has the power to change everything. If you feel stuck, if the boxes no longer fit, it might be time to try on a new perspective. This is the art of unfolding into the fullest expression of you. Your vastness is waiting. Pull up a seat, the journey is now.

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4. Transforming the Narrative of the “Black Sheep”

4. Transforming the Narrative of the “Black Sheep”