What is it about falling in love, eating incredible food, accomplishing a great feat, purchasing the new item, or catching a wave, that feels so good. In these peak experience moments we touch that place inside ourselves where we transcend the ego. We get high for a moment. What if that was not just a place that we visited but rather where we lived.. In this solo episode Erin dives into the nature of suffering and how we perpetuate our own pain.

What a gift to encounter a person skilled enough to push us beyond our comfort zone. Do they know something we don't? These folks are listening between the lines, keeping the spotlight on us, and never making it about them. Knowing how to stretch a persons capacity is the ticket to being more alive in your own life.

Why are we so well versed at capping our joy and totally inadequate at planning for the best case scenario. Join Erin Evans for this solo episode on why your bad attitude is killing everyone's vibe.

As we age it is common for our minds to become more solidified. This will have us seeing what we believe about the world rather than looking with a curious eye. Slow down, spend time in silence, and remember cooking cutter is for baking, not living.

Faith is our commitment to that which is unseen and intangible. A lot of us place our faith in very UNFAITHFUL places such as wealth, institutions, people, and our own limiting beliefs. Who and what do you lean into when life gets shaky. How do you stay awake at the wheel of your own life?

Time is constantly moving forward, we can’t control its passage, and it reminds us that life is transitory. This sense of scarcity might have us living in a hurry and missing out on what is directly in front of us, the present moment. Time is not something to be managed it is something to be savoured.

Is trust given freely given or is it earned over time? Can it be rebuilt. Join Erin Evans for this solo episode on how we erode trust in our relationships and why now we must clean up our act.

Why is it so hard to let things go? Memories, grudges, relationships, jobs, and narratives about ourselves. We hold on because it feels safe, familiar, certain, and who knows maybe if we hang in there it will get better. I'm proposing a different way, what if we accepted and therefore released it all, the suffering, the history, the memories so we could create space for what is coming.

Many people are haunted by the shame of past mistakes which keeps them a prisoner of who they used to be. If you want to consciously create your future you must accept everything in your history.

Nothing in life is worth having unless we fully commit. A commitment last as long as it lasts; a night, a decade, forever. When the line of attachment blurs with the lifecycle of a commitment, we have become more obliged to morality than our truth. To stay too long leads to stagnation, to leave too soon creates more karmic loops of the same.The secret lies in how we begin. The energy is what creates our future, not the actions themselves. 

Let life take the lead…