In this episode, Peter sits down with Håvard as they explore the impact of growing up in an environment where conflict felt unpredictable and safety never felt certain.

Håvard shares how, from a young age, he learned to stay alert, anticipate problems, and carry responsibility far beyond his years. What began as a way of protecting himself gradually became a life spent in survival mode, always preparing for what might go wrong.

As the conversation unfolds, a deeper understanding begins to emerge around the pressure he has been carrying for decades, and what might be possible beyond it.

In this episode, Peter sits down with Hanane as they explore the impact of growing up feeling responsible for keeping the peace in an unpredictable environment. Hanane shares how, from a very young age, she learned to stay quiet, careful, and emotionally contained in order to avoid conflict and protect those around her.

Over time, that way of being began to shape how she relates to herself, her relationships, and her ability to fully express who she is.

At one point, Peter asks: “What is it like to walk around now as an adult woman but you’re not free to be you?”

As the conversation unfolds, a deeper understanding begins to emerge around the pressure of trying not to upset others, the identities we adopt to feel safe, and what becomes possible when we begin to question the roles we’ve carried for so long.

In this episode, Peter sits down with Philip, a musician and father who has spent years searching for relief from the pain, shame, and emotional exhaustion he’s carried for most of his life.

Philip shares how childhood loss, instability, and painful experiences from his past shaped the way he relates to himself and the world around him, leaving him caught in cycles of self-soothing, addiction, and the feeling that something about him still needs to be fixed.

At one point, Philip says, “I just want to stop running.” As the conversation unfolds, Peter explores the exhausting pressure so many people carry to escape themselves, improve themselves, or finally become enough, and what becomes possible when we stop relating to ourselves as a problem to solve.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide professional advice. The views expressed are those of the host and participants alone.

In this episode, Peter sits with Leonie as they explore the experience of feeling like everything in life is up to you.

Leonie shares how early loss and taking on responsibility at a young age shaped the way she relates to herself, her work, and the world around her. As a musician with a deep desire to reach others through her art, she finds herself feeling stuck, depleted, and carrying a weight she can’t seem to shake. As the conversation unfolds, Peter offers a deeper understanding around the patterns she’s been living in.

If you’ve ever felt like you have to do it all on your own, or that something is holding you back despite your effort, this episode offers a powerful invitation to experience life differently.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide professional advice. The views expressed are those of the host and participants alone.

In this episode, Peter sits down with Vicky as they explore the impact of taking on the role of caretaker from a very young age in an unpredictable environment. Vicky shares how a lifetime of believing it was all up to her has shaped the way she sees herself, her relationships, and her place in the world. As the conversation unfolds, a deeper understanding begins to emerge around the pressure she’s been living under, and what might be possible beyond it.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide professional advice. The views expressed are those of the host and participants alone.

What you’re about to hear are excerpts from Peter's 3-month Mastermind program. Three beautiful humans bring very different challenges, each shaped by their own circumstances, with the common goal of Finding Freedom from their suffering.

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Cori has lived through profound loss, trauma, and years of feeling responsible for others. In this conversation, Peter explores how painful experiences can shape identity. As Corey begins to question the story she has held about herself for decades, a new possibility starts to emerge, one more in understanding, compassion, and freedom.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide professional advice. The views expressed are those of the host and participants alone.

Mimi has spent her life feeling a resistance to romantic relationships, even as she longs for connection. In this conversation, Peter explores how early experiences can shape the way we approach intimacy as adults. As Mimi begins to see the origins of that pattern, a new possibility emerges, one grounded less in fear and more in self-understanding, choice, and openness to connection.

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John reflects on a life shaped by addiction, physical suffering, and a deeply ingrained sense of self-judgment. In this powerful conversation, Peter invites him to look beyond the idea that freedom comes from changing or repairing the past, and instead toward the story that has been informing how he sees himself and his life. As that story is brought into awareness, John begins to relate to himself, his body, and his experience from a different place.

Episode 12 will air February 10.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide professional advice. The views expressed are those of the host and participants alone.

What you’re about to hear are real excerpts from a Mastermind, shared with permission, offering a rare glimpse inside the experience. Peter works with three Masterminders bringing very different life challenges into the room, each shaped by their own questions and circumstances. You’ll hear Mihkel speaking to his relationship with money and stability, Yelena sharing from the experience of profound loss and fear, and Morrin reflecting on uncertainty and how she meets the future. Each conversation unfolds naturally, capturing the honesty, vulnerability, and depth that emerge inside the Mastermind space.

Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and does not provide professional advice. The views expressed are those of the host and participants alone.