In this episode we talk about investing in yourself. Debt is a tricky subject in our culture - we’re taught that it’s ok to go into debt for college, and cars, and homes…. Yet we’re actively discouraged from accumulating debt other kinds of investments (particularly coaching, business growth, etc.), when in fact, this kind of debt is less of a “spend” and more of an investment.

Life as a creative requires a delicate balance between committing to our craft and making a living. Sometimes the two are the same, and oftentimes they’re not. What does it look like to have a steady source of income + remaining fully committed to your vision? And how do you move from income and craft being separate, to making an income from your craft. Lamar shares deep, soul shifting and intimate experiences during his journey from employed while pursuing his craft to employed fully in his craft.

In this episode, we talk about what keeps us from leaping when our present perspective takes over. All we can see is what’s right in front of us. And when it doesn’t look good, it doesn’t look good yet you can’t look away. You can’t see past the reality of your situation to believe that anything else is possible. Erika shares with us how she literally lost everything she had (possessions, her home and family), but was unwilling to stay trapped in that reality.

In this episode I discuss with Joanna Turner the inner restlessness that drives a lot of people to make changes in their life and provides the catalyst for leaping. As well as how the personal metamorphosis through each leap gets easier as you build trust in yourself and the Universe, and develop the surrender muscle.

In this episode, we talk about a different kind of leap. Leaping in the external world can all too easily become an addiction. It can become a way to run from our patterns, fears & resistance. Saren presents an alternate perspective to leaping - what if it can be an internal leap that allows you to grow + heal infinitely more than you would by simply changing your external environment? She explains why the biggest leap she could possibly take right now is to stay where she is and do the inner work.