Finding Your Way With Caleb

Welcome back to another episode of Finding Your Way and the first episode of 2021. This episode is easily one of my favorites and not just because I have my wife, Kara, on the show.

Seriously, I love this episode for so many different reasons, but what I love about it most is that it's just a very candid conversation between my wife and I about where we are at in life financially, emotionally and spiritually. On this episode, we talk about what we are leaning into emotionally as individuals and how we hold space for each other as a couple. We also dive deep into how we process and navigate big transitions in life, the fears that are coming up in regards to finances, and last but not least, we talk about the vulnerability that comes with finding community.

There is so much happening in this podcast but I promise you'll get something from it.

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I have to be honest, today’s episode is special to me.

Each week, I get to sit down and talk with some pretty amazing people doing amazing things in this world, but I haven’t yet had the chance to sit down with with anyone who stood along side me and who played a first hand role in my own transformational journey—meaning someone who was physically there with me.

As some of you might know, when I left the NFL, I moved to Canada where I did a deep dive into my own healing which transformed my life in the most unimaginable ways. Today’s guest, Tim McMorris, was one of the key people who played a pivotal role in my transformation. He created space for me, encouraged me, mentored me, and mirrored back to me things I just wasn’t able to see myself.

But, here’s the deal, Tim isn’t some pastor or life-coach. He’s actually an internationally recognized music producer, composer and recording artists. His music has been featured in marketing campaigns from some of the biggest brands around the world—brands like Toyota, Adidas, Subway and Samuel Adams.

And, I’m not just saying this because he’s a friend, but Tim’s music is some of the most life-giving music I’ve ever listened to. It’s impossible to listen to his music and not smile or feel something come alive inside of you. Don’t believe me? You can listen to a new song from his latest EP, Hope, called Promise Land, here.

Regardless if you’re a music fan or not, I promise you’ll get something out of this episode. Like so many other people who’ve accomplished their dreams or who are highly successful, Tim’s journey wasn’t linear and it definitely didn’t happen in a way that he expected it to happen. So, we dive deep into the journey of shifting your perspective while holding on to your dreams, overcoming adversity and most importantly, staying true to yourself. 

So, if you’re somebody who has a dream in your heart and you’re facing some resistance, or you need a little encouragement, I promise you’ll walk away from this episode feeling more encouraged and inspired than you were before.

Learn more about Tim, here.

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Check out his latest music video, here.

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Steven Matthew Adams is the author of On The Way, which is a practical guide to manifesting sustainable happiness in your life and also a well respected coach and workshop facilitator. But, most importantly, he’s just a damn good guy with a-lot of good things to say. 

I loved our conversation for so many reasons, 1. Because it was basically a therapy session for me, haha, but also 2. Because Steven has a way of communicating and putting to words what so many of us feel, myself included, but don’t necessarily have the language for what we’re feeling. 

On this episode, we talk about what it looks like to remove the pressure from trying to “do” something with your life to aligning yourself as a conduit so that the universe can work through you, and then we dive into a conversation around what it looks like to live life from your heart and your head. 

Lastly, we end this conversation in a way, that honestly, left me in tears. I think we can all agree that so many of us are feeling lost in life these days, myself included, and Steven so beautifully creates the space that really helped me, and I think it will also help you, navigate this space of feeling lost.

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I'll be honest, I've never thought of myself as someone who deals with depression but that's no longer the case.

Hi friends! I do hope and trust that wherever you are that this message and this podcast finds you and your loved ones safe and healthy. It's almost been a year since my last episode but I decided that I wanted to start publishing again and I couldn't be more excited. I will say that I'm changing directions with some things and on this episode I break down what that means and why it's important for me. If you're feeling lost in life then this episode and this podcast is for you.

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Last week I had the chance to sit down and talk with Rob Starbuck. Rob is not only a friend of mine but he’s also a well known breathwork coach here in Los Angeles. We discuss it in the podcast, but I met Rob shortly after having my first panic attack shortly after moving to LA and his breathwork class forever marked my life. To give you a little more context, Rob discovered his passion for breathwork after playing college football at Georgetown University. Shortly after moving into a 9-5 post college job that left rob feeling frustrated as if he felt something was missing in his life, Rob felt called to leave his previous life behind, move to LA and adopt a healthier lifestyle. It was through this transition from Chicago, leaving his old life that no longer served him behind, that he found the power of breathwork that changed his life. Now, Rob is sharing this transformative practice with others around Los Angeles. Rob believes breathwork to be the most effective modality in achieving clarity, connecting with our higher selves and tapping into the deep pool of creative energy we all have access to. So, if you want to know more about breathwork, if you’re in that liminal space of letting go of the tried and true and waiting for the new, if you’re stepping away from a previous life and starting over, this episode is definitely for you. Also, if you live in the LA area, then I would HIGHLY encourage you to check out one of Rob’s breathwork classes at Sanctum LA. His classes are each Wednesday night at 6:30pm and on Sundays at 9am and 11am. You can also learn more at his website, here. Find Rob on Instagram, here.

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Amber is one of those people that you come across whether it’s in real life or through Instagram, and you can’t help but to feel more inspired, more passionate, more encouraged to chase after and create the life that you want. And, it's for good reason. Amber is a transformational branding strategist and business performance coach, writer and speaker. She has been featured in Entrepreneur and Working Mother Magazine and is the host of The Amber Lilyestrom Show podcast. She is the creator of the Ignite Your Soul Summit annual live event and multiple life-changing online programs. She helps entrepreneurs turn their passions in to heart-centered brands and thriving businesses. Amber's mission is to empower women to position themselves as sought-after experts and thought leaders through social media, engagement marketing and the creation of an online brand presence. She’s worked with thousands of women worldwide, building a seven-figure business from home, while also homeschooling her daughter with her husband and business partner, Ben. You can find her on Instagram, here. You can find her website, here. You can find her podcast, here. You can find her online courses and programs, here.

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I couldn't be more thrilled about this episode of the Naked Soul Podcast because it's on this episode that I had the chance to sit down with the incredibly talented artist and highly successful entrepreneur, Emily McDowell. I can't even begin to tell you how grateful I am that I get to call her a friend. Emily is one of those people that you can't help but to smile when you get around her. She's an overall amazing human and I sincerely mean it when I say that this world is a better place because she is here. And on this episode, we talk about how Emily changed my life when she sent me a message on Instagram that ended up with me moving to LA, then we dive into what it looks like to follow your heart when those around you don't necessarily agree, healing your inner child and why it's so important when it comes to following your heart. We then dive into why we hold on so tightly to identities that we should be shedding and what it looks like to choose yourself on a daily basis. You can find Emily on Instagram, here. You can find her work, here.

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In short, the Naked Soul Podcast is all about getting aligned—spirit, soul and body—so that we can begin to live from a place of truth and authenticity. And honestly, when it comes to living from a place of truth and authenticity, I couldn’t think of a better guest then my guest for this episode—Amanda Bucci. There are so many different things that I love and admire about Amanda, but what struck me the most about our time together was that Amanda isn’t afraid of taking risks with her life. But as you might know, taking risks with your life isn’t easy. Sure, it opens you up to experience life in new and sometimes unimaginable ways, but it also makes you incredibly susceptible to immense pain, heartbreak, failure and loss. And Amanda, as you’ll hear in this episode, is not exempt from that pain. But regardless of the obstacles that she has faced throughout her journey, she has had an uncanny ability to keep her heart positioned in a place of humility where she’s always willing to learn from the criticism or failures, and do the inner work that’s necessary to grow and evolve. In this episode we break down and talk about her problems with people pleasing and how she worked through it. She even goes on to open up and talk about the the perfect storm that the universe orchestrated to get her to slow down and begin to pay attention that what’s most important—her heart. We touched on overcoming Imposter Syndrome, creating a life that you’re proud of and what it looks like to choose yourself. You can find Amanda's Website, here You can find Amanda on Instagram, here

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In this short clip, Sarah breaks down how we can begin to find our purpose in life through healing our emotional trauma. I used to think that I would find my purpose through playing football or other external pursuits, but that isn't the case. Our purpose has been with us this entire time, it's just been buried beneath mounds of unresolved pain and trauma. It's through healing that we begin to see not only who we are, but why we're here. The answer is always in the pain.

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