Belly Button Musings

In this episode, Harinder Virdee is joined by her close friend Alicia for a deep dive into the concept of living Inside Out. Together, they unpack the invisible but palpable world of human energy, exploring how our internal state continuously projects outward into our environments. They both share personal stories that illustrate how we naturally attune to the emotional frequencies around us. 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Whatever emotional state we harbor internally is inevitably projected outward, shaping our physical experiences and influencing how others perceive and interact with us.

Human beings naturally resonate with each other’s energetic frequencies, much like tuning forks. We easily absorb either the calm aura or the frantic anxiety of those nearby unless we remain firmly grounded.

When external emotional waves become overwhelming, we retain the power to turn off our "auto-attunement" button. Through intentional breathing and returning to body awareness, we can choose to vibrate at our own frequency instead.

The boundaries of what we believe is possible for our lives are often inherited from past environments. By altering our internal concepts of self-worth and capability, we inherently shift the external trajectory of our lives.

Ultimately, the hard line between "inside" and "outside" is an illusion. Energy flows in a continuous, reciprocal loop, meaning that taking responsibility for our inner landscape is the ultimate form of agency.

QUOTES

"Whatever is going on inside gets projected outside. If we don't know what we're experiencing on the inside, then we can be pleasantly or unpleasantly surprised by what's going on on the outside." 

"This auto-attunement that I have, I choose to turn that button off. I choose to now become analog instead and to take back my thoughts and feelings..." 

"No one can make you feel inferior without your consent." 

"What you feel on the inside is what you're telling the rest of the world. It's like laying the groundwork for how you want people to treat you." 

"The magic is happening on that line right there between inside and outside. That choice moment, that decision moment." 

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

Sometimes life delivers an almost, leaving us wondering if it is truly enough or if we desperately need more. It is easy to look at a situation, a creation, or a relationship that is not quite perfect and feel a deep sense of lack. Projecting sadness, anger, or self-righteousness onto these moments makes everything wilt and diminish under our gaze. But what happens when we shift that perspective? Choosing to look through the eyes of love can instantly transform an imperfect reality into something full, abundant, and overflowing. This introspective journey explores how our internal lens shapes our external world. By examining these quiet reflections, we can learn to stop throwing our disappointment onto what is right in front of us. It is all about finding peace, recognising abundance, and discovering the profound beauty hidden within the spaces of almost.

KEYTAKEAWAYS:

Perfection is not a prerequisite for fulfilment; an almost can be entirely enough depending on how it is perceived.

Viewing incomplete situations through the eyes of love fosters a profound sense of abundance and overflow.

Projecting anger, sadness, or disappointment onto a connection artificially creates a feeling of lack.

Our emotional state acts as a lens that can cause the things and people around us to flourish or wilt.

Catching ourselves when we project self-righteousness allows us to appreciate what is already there rather than throwing it over the next thing.

QUOTES:

Today's lint from the navel is almost.

And the question I'm asking myself is, when it's almost, is that enough? Or do I need more?

If I look at it through the eyes of love, do I overflow?

When I project that onto something, it creates a feeling of lack.

How does that diminish and wilt under my gaze?

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

Sometimes the most profound wisdom comes from simply watching the autumn wind. We often struggle with the natural urge to break free, explore the unknown, and find our true place in the world. This reflection draws inspiration from a single, beautiful golden leaf shedding its branch on a dark, drenched afternoon in central London. It captures the familiar, eternal tussle between holding on for safety and surrendering to the chaotic flow of life. By observing this delicate dance of nature, we can uncover deep truths about our own adolescent desires, the courage required to step into our fullest potential, and the beauty of trusting where the journey takes us. Whether we land gently or are tossed by the storm, making the choice to go forth and risk it all is a magnificent destiny in itself.

Key Takeaways

Nature often mirrors our own internal struggles, perfectly illustrating the tension between seeking independence and remaining in a place of safety.

Embracing uncertainty and surrendering to the natural flow of life allows us to truly be ourselves, regardless of external circumstances.

The process of growing up and leaving the familiar behind requires immense courage, driven by curiosity and the longing to fulfil our deepest potential.

Hardships and unpredictable outcomes are natural elements of any journey, but making the active choice to experience them is a brave and worthwhile destiny.

Taking a moment to pause and observe the everyday world around us can reveal profound insights and deep connections to our own past experiences.

Quotes

"That familiar, eternal tussle between an adolescent, a youth, a young person, and authority."

"This wanting to go out into the big wide world to explore, to find themselves."

"The leaf had this innate ability to be itself fully, regardless of what was happening around it."

"It didn't know what was in store for it. It just went in the direction of life, the direction of nature."

"It had fulfilled what it had been born to do, whether it was appreciated or not, that that too was a great destiny."

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

KEY TAKEAWAYS

The allure we feel toward certain things is often an energetic frequency match that hits us on a visceral level rather than a logical one.

We often create elaborate internal fantasies about how acquiring a "shiny thing" will make us more powerful, unique, or worthy.

The drive to possess something can lead to an inner battle where the ego throws a tantrum, sometimes at a great personal expense.

Once the high of the acquisition fades, we often find ourselves back in the exact same emotional state we were in before.

Pausing to ask what a desire gives us that we don’t already have helps us align our choices with our true selves.

QUOTES

"It's like an energetic frequency match. And sometimes it's not just the head that's turned. Sometimes it's deeply visceral."

"We start making up stories, don't we? Of how better our lives are going to be if we acquire that thing."

"Sometimes we seek to acquire something and it just ends up being something that we've collected, put on the shelf for later, or forgotten about."

"If I see a pastry that I really love, that's it, I'm going for it."

"Some shiny things are just meant to be looked at, appreciated, and left right there."

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - ⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv⁠⁠ 

LinkedIn - ⁠⁠www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630⁠⁠ 

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. ⁠⁠https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/⁠⁠

Imagine trading a high-stress corporate lifestyle for the rustle of leaves and the song of buzzards, finding that "high definition" clarity only nature can provide. Helen Valentino shares her raw, unfiltered journey of moving into the woods out of necessity and discovering a profound spiritual homecoming. From the steep learning curve of generators and chainsaws to the silent support of ancient oak trees, this conversation explores what happens when we stop forcing life and start flowing with the seasons. We dive into the realities of "neuro-spicy" life off-grid, the power of shamanic healing, and how to find joy in the middle of a two-week downpour. It’s a beautiful reminder that we don’t own the land; we are its guardians, and in that reciprocity, we find ourselves.

Key Takeaways

Slow Down to a Blur: Nature forces a slower pace because everything—from making tea to powering a laptop—requires intentional preparation.

Intuition Over Lists: Moving from "forcing" tasks to "feeling" when the right time for work has arrived leads to more joy and less resentment.

Nature is Alive: Everything has a spirit, from the rocks to the trees, meaning you are never truly lonely when living in the wild.

Acceptance vs. Resistance: Doing necessary chores with acceptance or joy prevents negative energy from lowering your vibration.

The Earth Recalibrates Us: Simple acts like walking barefoot or hugging a tree can physiologically and spiritually ground us.

Quotes

"Everything comes alive when you live in the woods; everything is your friend."

"I waited until I was ready. I didn’t force myself."

"If you can’t do it with joy, enthusiasm, or acceptance, you shouldn’t be doing it at all."

"Little things make you really happy... you learn to really appreciate the little miracles in life."

"I don't feel I own the wood... I am the guardian."

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - ⁠https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv⁠ 

LinkedIn - ⁠www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630⁠ 

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. ⁠https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/⁠

We often move through the world behind a veil of automated responses, assuming our rigid sense of accountability is just "who we are". But what if that self-responsibility is actually a protective shield we built as children to survive challenging times?. In this deeply reflective session, we explore how being the oldest child or a lifelong people-pleaser can lead to emotional bypassing and physical illness.

By moving away from words and into the body, we can begin a reintegration process to reintroduce ourselves to our own physical form. Learn how to acknowledge trapped emotions with the simple phrase, "I see you, I feel you," to create a relationship of trust with your body. It’s time to lift the carpet on our hidden truths and reclaim the space, peace, and wholeness that has always been within us.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Childhood Structures: We build personalities and "veils" as children to get through tough times, which later become automated adult responses.

Physical Manifestation of Emotion: Trapped emotions and repeating psychological patterns can lead to physical injury or illness in specific parts of the body.

The Cost of Accountability: A hyper-focus on being "sensible" or responsible can lead us to ignore our own needs and bypass our true feelings.

Body Trust: Reintegrating the head and heart requires practicing patience so the body learns it can trust the mind to listen again.

Sovereignty and Wholeness: Self-inquiry helps us realize we were always whole, allowing us to interact with the world from a place of acceptance rather than hurt.

QUOTES

"Am I telling myself stories? And have I done this so often that when I'm triggered, I have this automated response."

"Emotions that are attached to whatever I believe I have to be or I have to do, they're not just in our heads... they are in our bodies."

"I was ignoring any feelings that came up because I felt I had no other choice other than to be self-accountable."

"It is to acknowledge it and say, I see you, I feel you. And to be with that pain."

"Whatever is going on the inside... is reflected with what's going on on the outside."

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - ⁠https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv⁠ 

LinkedIn - ⁠www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630⁠ 

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. ⁠https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/⁠ 

In this episode, Harinder welcomes back her good friend Alicia Karabinos to explore the transformative practice of "intending every day." Together, they discuss the profound shift from treating life as a series of battles and obligations to experiencing it as a deliberate, joyful dance. By learning to slow down, adopting an "umpire's" perspective to observe life's polarities.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Move from "Battling" to "Dancing": Instead of viewing daily responsibilities as challenges to fight through, try viewing life as a dance where you get to choose the rhythm, tempo, and style of your movement.

Embrace Your Purpose to Simply "Be": Your ultimate purpose doesn't always have to be tied to massive achievements; sometimes, your greatest purpose is simply to exist, to experience, and to learn from the world around you.

Become the Umpire of Your Life: Life will inevitably have good days and bad days (polarity). Practice stepping back into the role of the "umpire" or "witness" to observe these fluctuations without getting completely swept away by them.

Use Slowness as a Superpower: Purposefully slowing down, whether it's your breathing, your physical movement, or your mental pacing, gives you the crucial space needed to make conscious choices rather than reacting on autopilot.

Color Your Perspective: You have the power to actively experiment with your daily reality. Try setting an intention to experience your day through a specific "color" or emotion and observe how it transforms your interactions.

BEST MOMENTS

"But what I realize is my purpose in life is just to be. To experience. And to enjoy this experience or at least interact with it in a way that helps me grow." 

"We live, or we can choose to live, in a place of polarity where it's a bit like a tennis match. You have a good day, you have a bad day... but to be able to be the umpire or the referee and see the match being played out... and holding that."

"Slowing down becomes such a powerful tool. And if all we did was that—mentally slow down, breathing slow down, whatever—it will help you so much in terms of making choices, experiencing things, or just living life." 

"I feel like I am a space traveler that I'm moving from one dimension to another, and what is pulling me are my heartstrings essentially." 

"It's almost like a drop of color that gets added in... If I chose to add a hint of pink one day and experience life through a pink lens, what would that be like for me?" 

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv 

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630 

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

In this episode, Harinder sits down with vocal sound healer and life coach Judith Quinn to explore the profound connection between our voices and our identities. Judith explains how every human voice acts as a reflection of our lived experiences, emotions, and thoughts. Together, they delve into the energetic blueprint of the body, discussing how stress and fear alter where our voice resonates, and how vocal sound healing can help us reclaim hidden facets of our true selves. 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Your Voice is Your Identity: A person's unique voice acts as a reflection of every thought, feeling, and experience they have ever had, witnessed, or imagined.

The Body's Energetic Blueprint: How we sound is dictated by an energetic blueprint. Feeling safe relaxes the vocal muscles for a richer tone, while fear or uncertainty creates physical tension that raises and restricts the voice.

Stop Wasting Energy Hiding: Many people suppress aspects of their identity to survive or fit into their environments. However, learning to embrace and express your whole self allows you to stop wasting valuable energy hiding those parts.

Using Sound for Emotional Release: Making intentional sounds—whether it is a heavy sigh, a frustrated noise, or laughter acts as a somatic practice. This practice effectively helps release physical and emotional tension from the nervous system and the body.

Liberating Your Voice Elevates Your Life: Learning to use your voice fully allows you to take up more space and time. This ultimately creates new opportunities and empowers both yourself and those around you.

BEST MOMENTS

"Your voice is a reflection of every experience or emotion you have ever had, witnessed or imagined."

"Yes, I believe there is an energetic blueprint."

"I'm not going to waste any energy on hiding bits."

"Laughter is the highest human vibration sound there is."

"When you liberate your voice, you will liberate and elevate your life."

GUEST BIO

Multi-award winning Judith Quin is not just a voice coach; she’s an holistic practitioner who understands the profound connection between the voice and the self. Judith's unique approach to working with and through the voice transcends traditional methods.

In 2011 her personal experience with the deep power of vocal sound healing laid the foundation for her transition. Her passion for holistic well-being led her to get a professional coaching qualification and embrace various other modalities, including energetic and intuitive practices. She loves nothing more than the transformation that comes with liberating voices to liberate and elevate lives.

TO CONNECT WITH JUDITH

http://www.yourwholevoice.com/

Phone number: 020 3720 0779

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv 

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630 

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/ 

In this episode, Harinder explores the mental and emotional experience of being stuck. She candidly shares her personal markers of stagnation from obsessive thought loops to lethargic habits like zapping out in front of the TV and reframes this state not just as a frustration, but as a potential period of processing. 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Recognize the Signs: Being stuck often manifests as repetitive thought patterns, a lack of energy, and "numbing" behaviors like excessive screen time.

The Value of Stillness: Stagnation isn't always negative; it can be a protective bubble that allows for emotional processing and receiving internal wisdom.

Intuition is Quiet: To get unstuck, one must tune into the "whisper" of intuition before the mind’s editing process takes over.

Collapse Your Boundaries: "Blue sky thinking" and trying activities without labels (like making music without a specific genre) helps build new neural pathways and breaks mental boxes.

Embrace Imperfection: Entering a "flow zone" requires a childlike curiosity where making mistakes is part of the exploration.

BEST MOMENTS

"There is a comfort in that discomfort. And when I feel that I've allowed myself to drown enough, I come up gasping for air and realizing I've been stuck."

"If I sit quietly enough, I will hear the whisper and be grounded enough to receive it."

"I’m done with my box. I’m done with being stuck in that place."

"Allowing myself to play... as I play, I can cross over that wall I had created because it's coming from a place of exploration."

"It’s only when I’m stuck that I can choose to unstuck myself."

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/

In this episode, Harinder explores the common experience of living life on autopilot, moving through daily tasks and to-do lists without regard for how they make us feel. She reflects on the potential for emptiness that arises when our actions lack emotional connection and proposes a powerful shift in perspective: what if we chose how we wanted to feel first, and then aligned our actions with that core emotion? 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

Many of our daily actions are performed ‘robotically’, often devoid of any tangible emotion or intentionality. 

Instead of evaluating how a task made you feel after the fact, try deciding on a desired emotional state (e.g., peaceful, playful, powerful) beforehand and choosing activities that foster it.

True fulfillment comes from infusing every step of a process with feeling and imagery, rather than solely focusing on the end result.

Difficult emotions and setbacks are not failures; they are vital feedback mechanisms that help us widen our perspective and adjust our course toward emotional alignment.

By naming and connecting with a core feeling (which Harinder calls ‘home’), we can create an internal GPS that alerts us when we are drifting away from our authentic selves.

BEST MOMENTS

"I've been questioning myself about why I do [these things] and I've been asking myself whether or not I'm even thinking about how they make me feel."

"What if I focused first on how I wanted to feel and then I leant into that feeling?"

"It isn't just about the acquisition of the end result. It's about infusing every single step I take on that journey."

"The lows will teach me something. The lows will widen my perspective, my understanding. They will give me feedback in terms of what's working and what isn't."

"At the heart of it, why do we do anything? Isn't it to feel a certain way?" 

VALUABLE RESOURCES

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/harinderkv

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/harinder-virdee-73a54630

HOST BIO

I am Harinder. Having worked closely with people from all over the world professionally in a corporate setting and since, carving out my own path in the past few years. I am an illustrator, artist and designer. I use intuitive creativity and my leadership skills for transformational coaching. I also create tools for personal and team development. Not new to podcasting, I have previously co-created a mini podcast series called How to Land Your Ideal Job.

With this podcast series, I wanted to share my life learnings particularly during the fallow period of life when my life’s direction has not been clear and I’ve had to dig deep below the various identities I had collected and assumed to reconnect with who I really am. Digging through the proverbial lead to share golden nuggets of insight. I hope to take people on mellow belly button contemplations that lead to questions for self inquiry and open up new imagined possibilities to new realities.

This Podcast has been brought to you by Disruptive Media. https://disruptivemedia.co.uk/