Meet Lori, a professional, a wife, a writer and a mother. Lori lost her eldest son Jordan and speaks candidly about grief, mental health, & how loss has changed her. This inspiring woman continues to show up for her son, husband, friends and work. 

Limiting beliefs are thoughts and opinions that one holds as absolute truth. They have a negative impact on ones ability to connect, grow and move forward. Erin identifies some of hers to help you see yours and obliterate them. When one rises, everyone rises.

Each of us has the archetypical 'predator' that wants us to play small, be quite, be nice. Let's listen to the call of the high self that says wake up. We are the ones we have been waiting for.

Scott is a fire fighter, massage therapist, and life enthusiast. We talk preparation, after care and how his two roles overlap.

Have you ever been passed over for a job, a relationship, a role? Me neither, ha. In this episode I dive into rejection, why it hurts and how we must reframe it so it can become a catalyst for our one great life.

I sat knee to knee with JP Middleton, a former EMS & Firefighter who lost the use of his legs three years ago. We talk parenting, pain and how it takes a village. What an honour to chat with him.

I had the pleasure of sitting with my dear friend Sarah Harvie to talk codependency, over functioning and why it's important to take control of your own life. Things got real, I hope you enjoy it. Check her out at sarahharvie.com, or on instagram @sarahjharvie.

This week I am pleased to welcome Josh Woods; an avid snowboarder, a lover of dogs & a beautiful person inside and out. We talk depression, psilocybin, and what it's like to wake up from pain. Giddy up. You can find Josh on instagram @6dog6god6

With lovers day upon us Erin dives into the three marriage we have during our lifetime; with ourselves, our work and our lover. We are belonging based beings, our ability to see and love ourselves and one another is of utmost importance. Love you.

The natural mechanism of the brain is to dwell in what was or be averse to what is. Join me as I muse over my newest favourite quote and ponder the birth places of pain.