Exploring the power of active listening and its impact on building meaningful connections and fostering empathy. When was the last time you gave someone your full and undivided attention listened to them and gave a free of blaming, shaming, judging response. This can be challenged but it is possible.

Taking a look at the formation and influence of beliefs, including the role of cognitive biases and the search for objective truth. Defining the objective and subjective beliefs and its affect on our behaviours, memories and judgements.

Delving into the concept of self-identity, questioning whether our sense is a stable construct or a mere illusion. Referencing philosophy, psychology and neuroscience, we explore the fascinating realm of identity and its implications on our lives.

In order to embrace uncertainty, you have to embrace change. Change is an inevitable part of life, yet it often triggers fear and resistance. In this episode, I explore strategies for embracing uncertainty, adapting to change, and finding opportunities for personal growth. Drawing from psychology, philosophy and anecdotes. Ill provide insights and tools to navigate life’s unpredictable twists and turns.

Scamming is a multibillion dollar business that does not discriminate against sex, age, race, religion or culture anyone can become a victim. So what is being done to combat this, as criminal finds more creative and smarter ways to get rich quick. Can scamming be considered ethical and moral if its bringing forth a better life to those who did not stand a chance of achieving it otherwise.

Women often give their partners another chance after they've been cheated on but why? especially if they are notorious for showing a lack of respect and taking ownership and accountability. But putting aside the fear of being alone and not being financially stable can serial cheaters actually be good partners and deserving of multiple chances.

Transracial is the new 'trans' yet another term redefined by Gen Z. But, is this new social contagion here to stay or its just a dissonance that will eventually disappear back into the deluded abyss from whence it came.

The cognitive revolution ushered in the age of religion which has infected the human psyche with dogmas and imaginations of unsubstantiated tales that have not faltered since its inception. But why do some tend to be so acquiescent? Does fear of the unknown keep them believing and accepting? Forget about proselytizing and let's be honest about the reality of religion.