In this episode, I speak with Stephen Ladd in conversation inspired by his new book, Spiritual Constipation: Discover your True Nature & Get Shift Moving.

We talk about how to know the difference between truth and a belief, how oneness is radically different from connectedness, and how sensing our unity with all things is a stepping stone toward an embodied sense of oneness.

As Stephen describes, his book is like a ride along a lazy river, casually passing by so many huge, fascinating topics so that the reader’s curiosity will gently steer them deeper into what resonates. 

Our conversation on the podcast was similar. Enjoy the ride.

You can find Spiritual Constipation here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1955821879

And Stephen’s website, with more on his coaching and other services, here: https://www.renegadelifecoach.com

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The Little School of Big Change turned 5 years old this summer!  So much change has happened in 5 years:

• People from 55 countries have gone through the school.
• Over 700 people have been part of our graduate community, many people for the past 5 years. 
• The Little Book of Big Change, Just a Thought, and Being Human have been translated into 5 languages. 
• Over 100,000 people have been introduced to the no-willpower approach shared in LSBC.

There are two ways you can celebrate the 5 year anniversary with us. 

#1. I will teach a free class on Tuesday, August 2nd about how to break a habit the LSBC, no-willpower way so you can see how so many LSBC students have found freedom from habits and anxiety over the past 5 years. 

#2. If you haven’t been through LSBC, you can begin going through the lessons right now for free! 

These are excellent introductions to LSBC and what it does for people for those of you who have not yet been part of the no-willpower movement. 

Simply head over to https://dramyjohnson.com/5years to register for the free class and begin going through the school curriculum today.

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