What is my purpose? What am I supposed to be doing with my life? And why does trying to figure it out sometimes leave us feeling even more stuck?

In this episode of Clarity Calls, Meghan sits down with executive coach, author, and Rutgers University professor Suneet Bhatt to explore why finding your purpose may actually begin with something much deeper: understanding yourself.

Suneet, author of Making Sense of Purpose, challenges the idea that we have one purpose we're supposed to discover. Instead, purpose can evolve as we grow, change, and become more aware of who we truly are.

Together, Meghan and Suneet talk about self-awareness, identity, getting unstuck, societal conditioning, personal growth, fear, authenticity, and why we sometimes reach a point in life where we begin questioning everything we thought we wanted.

They also dive into what it means to take ownership of your life without getting stuck in guilt or perfectionism, how journaling can uncover the real reason behind our thoughts and behaviors, and simple practices for getting to the root of what's actually holding you back.

If you've ever found yourself asking, Who am I? What do I really want? What is my purpose?—this conversation offers a different way to approach those questions.

Maybe your purpose isn't something you need to chase. Maybe it becomes clearer as you become clearer about yourself.

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What happens when you stop living by everyone else’s rules and finally give yourself permission to be who you are?

In this episode of Clarity Calls with Meghan Mason, I sit down with entrepreneur, photographer, and fashion content creator Taylor Bodis, owner of Blushing Red Boudoir, for an honest conversation about confidence, authenticity, body image, self-expression, and learning to take up space.

Taylor shares her journey of leaving a fear-based religion, healing from religious trauma through therapy and EMDR, and slowly discovering who she was outside of the expectations she had been taught to follow. We talk about questioning old beliefs, releasing people-pleasing, finding supportive friendships, and what can happen when you begin trusting yourself instead of constantly worrying about how others perceive you.

We also dive into body confidence and body neutrality, the pressure women feel to look a certain way, dressing for yourself instead of your age or size, and why you don’t have to wait until your body changes to wear the outfit, take the photo, or live your life.

Taylor shares how her work in boudoir photography became about so much more than taking beautiful pictures—it became a way to help women see their power, build confidence, and reconnect with themselves.

If you’ve ever felt like you needed to be smaller, quieter, more acceptable, or more like everyone else, this conversation is your reminder: you are allowed to take up space, express yourself, and be seen.

✨ In this episode, we talk about:
• Finding your authentic self
• Leaving religion and healing religious trauma
• Releasing fear and people-pleasing
• Body confidence and body neutrality
• Self-expression through fashion
• Learning to take up space
• Female friendships and women supporting women
• Boudoir photography as an empowering experience
• Making time for yourself as a woman and mother
• Building confidence from the inside out

Guest: Taylor Bodis | Blushing Red Boudoir

Meghan Mason | https://meghan-mason.com/

What does it actually mean to be present—and how do you get out of your head and back into the life happening right in front of you?

In this episode Meghan Mason explores the power of presence and how learning to live in the present moment changed the way she handles overthinking, stress, relationships, parenting, and everyday life.

Drawing from her personal journey and her training through Eckhart Tolle’s Teacher of Presence course, Meghan shares what presence looks like beyond simply saying “be here now.” She opens up about once feeling scattered, constantly thinking about the past or worrying about the future, and how learning to drop out of her thoughts and reconnect with her body, breath, and heart helped her experience life differently.

In this episode, you’ll hear about:

• How to recognize when you’re stuck in the past or worrying about the future
• Simple ways to bring yourself back into the present moment
• The difference between reacting and consciously responding
• How overthinking can keep you from truly listening and connecting
• Using your breath and body to ground yourself
• Journaling to uncover the emotions beneath recurring thoughts
• Shifting “what if?” thinking toward possibility instead of fear
• Why sometimes the most powerful thing we can offer another person is our presence

You don’t have to stop having thoughts. You can learn to notice them without allowing them to run your life.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, distracted, stuck in your head, or disconnected from yourself, this episode is an invitation to come back to where your life is actually happening: right now.

🎙️ Clarity Calls with Meghan Mason explores awakening, healing, personal growth, mindfulness, intuition, and the experiences that help us find greater clarity in our lives.

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What happens when the life you’ve built looks successful on the outside—but something inside still feels misaligned?

In this episode of Clarity Calls, Meghan Mason sits down with Minito Reeser, founder of Minito HR Solutions and fellow co-author of the upcoming book Wild Belonging, for a powerful conversation about identity, fear, expectations, surrender, and becoming the most authentic version of yourself.

Minito shares how she began recognizing the difference between who she truly was and the identity she had built around being strong, capable, successful, and able to handle everything. What looked like ambition and responsibility was sometimes fear, control, and the need to prove herself hiding underneath.

Together, Meghan and Minito explore what happens when you stop forcing the outcome, listen to your body, release expectations of yourself and others, and ask a deeper question: Who am I choosing to be now?

They also dive into healing family relationships, letting go of resentment, finding compassion without abandoning yourself, divine timing, trusting the call on your life, and learning that other people are not responsible for your joy.

If you’ve been feeling exhausted, stuck, disconnected, or like the version of you that got you here no longer fits, this conversation may help you see your next chapter differently.

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Wild Belonging Book Info: Wild Belonging: Women Leaving What No Longer Holds Them and Coming Home to Their Sovereignty — Melisa Keenan

What happens when you spend years taking care of everyone else—and lose connection with yourself along the way?

In this episode of Clarity Calls, Meghan sits down with Roni Thompson for an honest conversation about people-pleasing, self-care, motherhood, guilt, expectations, communication, and learning how to choose yourself without feeling selfish.

Roni shares her journey of realizing that constantly giving from a place of depletion wasn't serving her or the people she loved. She opens up about motherhood, divorce, losing her mom at a young age, learning to communicate her feelings, and recognizing the survival patterns and expectations she had unconsciously carried through life.

Together, Meghan and Roni explore what it means to stop trying to keep everyone happy, release guilt and shame, allow other people to have their own feelings, and trust that the people we love are allowed to follow their own paths.

They also discuss the importance of finding supportive, like-minded people and why we aren't meant to navigate life alone.

In this episode:

• People-pleasing and the fear of disappointing others

• Putting yourself first without feeling selfish

• Giving from abundance instead of depletion

• Recognizing when you're out of alignment with yourself

• Letting go of guilt, shame, and self-judgment

• Breaking childhood and family patterns

• Learning to communicate your needs and feelings

• Releasing expectations of yourself and others

• Allowing your children to become who they truly are

• Finding community and letting people support you

• Choosing what actually feels right for your life

Sometimes finding yourself isn't about becoming someone new. It's about letting go of everything you thought you were supposed to be.

You can reach out to Roni through [email protected]

Meghan can be found at Meghan-Mason.com

How much of who we are today was shaped before we were even old enough to remember?

In this episode of Clarity Calls, I sit down with Aliyah Hamilton to explore pre- and perinatal psychology, early childhood imprints, somatic healing, conscious parenting, and what it really takes to break generational cycles.

Aliyah shares how experiences from the womb, birth, and our earliest years can become deeply embedded in the body and influence our sense of worth, belonging, safety, and connection later in life. We talk about how becoming a parent can bring our own unresolved wounds to the surface—and why our children can sometimes become some of our greatest teachers.

We also dive into parenting with more presence, understanding our triggers, creating deeper connection with our children, healing old patterns, and learning to give ourselves and our children the space to feel heard, seen, and understood.

Aliyah also shares her experience with Womb Surround workshops, relational somatic therapy, becoming a cycle breaker, and writing her story for the collaborative book Wild Belonging.

If you’re interested in inner child healing, conscious parenting, childhood trauma, somatic healing, nervous system regulation, generational trauma, breaking family patterns, or personal growth, this conversation offers a powerful new perspective on where our patterns begin—and how we can choose something different.

Aliyah Hamilton can be found on her website:aliyah hamilton

Meghan Mason can be found on her website: Clarity Calls with Meghan Mason

What happens when the beliefs, roles, and expectations that once shaped your life no longer feel true?

In this episode of Clarity Calls, Meghan sits down with Melisa Keenan, founder of Heart Open Publishing Enterprise (H.O.P.E.) and the visionary behind the collaborative book Wild Belonging.

Melisa shares her journey of leaving the Mormon Church, deconstructing deeply ingrained religious and patriarchal beliefs, and beginning to question the expectations she had inherited around marriage, motherhood, identity, leadership, and what it meant to be a “good” woman.

Together, Meghan and Melisa explore what it really looks like to leave behind what no longer fits—whether that’s a religion, family expectations, old belief systems, relationships with our past, or versions of ourselves we’ve outgrown.

They also dive into the healing power of writing and storytelling. Melisa shares how telling her own story became part of her healing and how releasing shame and seeing our experiences from new perspectives can completely change our relationship with ourselves.

The conversation also explores Wild Belonging and the shared experience of women who have had the courage to question what they were taught, follow their inner knowing, and find a deeper sense of belonging within themselves.

In this episode, we explore:

• Religious deconstruction and leaving a high-demand religion
• Questioning inherited beliefs and family expectations
• The influence of patriarchy on women, motherhood, and identity
• Owning your truth and finding your authentic voice
• Writing and storytelling as tools for healing and clarity
• Releasing shame and seeing your past from a new perspective
• Learning to trust yourself after leaving familiar structures
• Finding belonging after walking away from what once defined you
• Wild Belonging and the power of women sharing their stories
• Conscious leadership, spirituality, and creating spaces for deeper conversations

This is a conversation about the courage it takes to question what you've always known—and what can become possible when you give yourself permission to decide what is actually true for you.

You can find Melisa Keenan

Website: 

⁠https://www.melisakeenan.com/⁠

Email: ⁠[email protected]⁠

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In this episode of Clarity Calls, Meghan Mason sits down with fellow evidential medium Mary Karuzas (Mystic Talk with Mary K) for an honest conversation about mediumship, spirit communication, and the experiences that shaped their journeys.

Mary shares how she discovered her abilities after retiring from teaching, only to realize the signs had been present throughout her life. Together, Meghan and Mary discuss what evidential mediumship really is, how gallery readings work, why Spirit often chooses the right medium for each message, and how love—not fear—is at the heart of spirit communication.

The conversation also explores the importance of joy, creating meaningful memories, trusting the process of development, and why the spirit world is often very different from what people imagine.

In this episode, we discuss:

• Mary's journey into mediumship
• What evidential mediumship really means
• How gallery-style mediumship readings work
• Why Spirit chooses specific mediums for certain messages
• Common misconceptions and fears about mediumship
• The love, healing, and connection that Spirit brings
• Finding joy, presence, and making meaningful memories
• What it's really like to develop your mediumship over time

Whether you're curious about mediumship, have experienced signs from a loved one, or simply want to better understand the spirit world, this episode offers a heartfelt and grounded perspective on life, healing, and the connections that continue beyond physical death.

✨ Learn more about Mary at Mystic Talk with Mary K.

To learn more about Meghan Mason, book a session, or explore her offerings, visit meghan-mason.com.

Your body isn't working against you—it's communicating with you.

If you've ever wondered why you feel overwhelmed, anxious, or unable to calm down, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Clarity Calls with Meghan Mason, Meghan sits down with massage therapist, yoga instructor, Reiki practitioner, and somatic healing practitioner Kristen Nussbaum to explore how your nervous system shapes the way you experience stress, emotions, and everyday life.

Together, they discuss why so many people unknowingly live in fight-or-flight, how stress and trauma can become stored in the body, and why healing begins by creating a sense of safety within yourself. Kristen shares practical, everyday tools to help regulate your nervous system, reconnect with your body, and better understand what your emotions may be trying to tell you.

Whether you're beginning your healing journey or simply looking to understand yourself on a deeper level, this conversation will help you recognize your body's signals with more compassion, awareness, and confidence.

Kristen Nussbaum can be reached at

https://www.instagram.com/kristenamaste/

or email [email protected]

Why do we continue repeating the same patterns, even when we genuinely want our lives to change?

In this episode, I’m joined by Holly Zachman, founder of 2 Friends Coaching and Consulting, to explore the deeply ingrained beliefs and habits known as paradigms. Holly shares how feeling stuck in her corporate career led her to the teachings of Bob Proctor, the Proctor Gallagher Institute and, ultimately, her purpose as a mindset coach.

We talk about how your paradigms and subconscious mind may be quietly shaping your career, relationships, finances, health and confidence. Holly explains how these patterns are created, why they can be so difficult to recognize and how consistent repetition and emotional awareness can help you begin changing them.

We also explore practical tools such as affirmations, journaling, meditation, gratitude and choosing thoughts that feel just a little better. Holly explains why you cannot always jump from depression to joy overnight and how self-compassion can help you gradually move up the emotional frequency scale.

I also share my own experience of moving through one of the lowest periods of my life and what it felt like when I finally began experiencing genuine joy again.

If you are motivated and ready for change but keep hitting the same invisible ceiling, this conversation will help you understand what may be keeping you stuck and how to begin moving forward.

Connect with Holly Zachman and learn more about her coaching and free online challenges at 2friendscoaching.com.

Her next webinar is scheduled for 8/18-20/26. To sign up click the link below https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/form/VNxmdP1Uya4BoVBlCVRa

Ready to understand what is keeping you stuck and finally move forward? Schedule a Clarity Call with me for intuitive guidance, healing and the clarity you need to take your next step. ✨

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