In this podcast Inge explores the reasons behind our tendency to return to familiar yet harmful situations. It highlights that the brain prioritizes familiarity over well-being, leading individuals to gravitate towards past relationships or jobs that are detrimental. Change can feel threatening, causing a retreat to old patterns that seem easier.

In this episode of Soul Apéritif, Inge addresses the emotional turmoil that comes when life falls apart. Instead of trying to rebuild what once was, the focus shifts to creating something new and stronger that aligns with one's true self. The key is to take small, actionable steps towards the desired future rather than getting stuck in the past.

Inge explores the distinction between pity and compassion, emphasizing that while pity creates separation and lowers vibrations, compassion fosters connection and uplifts both individuals. She highlights the importance of recognizing true compassion as the ability to see someone's pain without becoming overwhelmed by it.

In this episode, Inge discusses the importance of recognizing and addressing recurring patterns in one's life. She emphasize that when history keeps repeating itself, it indicates a need for internal change rather than self-blame. By shifting beliefs and inner scripts, individuals can break free from these loops and start crafting new narratives.

In this episode, Inge explores the pitfalls of venting, highlighting that while it may provide temporary relief, it often leads to deeper issues. She explains how frequent venting can alienate friends and reinforce negative narratives. Instead of merely complaining, Inge encourages seeking a friend's perspective to foster real solutions and maintain healthy relationships. The key takeaway is that personal growth stems from asking for insight rather than indulging in venting.

In this episode, Inge encourages listeners to stop diminishing their worth and to recognize that many negative beliefs about themselves are inherited from others. She emphasize that these limiting thoughts often stem from childhood and are not truly reflective of one's identity. The key to transformation lies in rejecting these false narratives and reclaiming one's true self.

EP 29 - How do you learn to forgive

Inge challenges the common belief "I don't know what I want," revealing that everyone knows their desires deep down. She explores how noise from roles, expectations, and endless thinking drowns out the soul's voice, and shares the simple practice of returning to silence to reconnect with your true wants.

In this episode, Inge shares a transformative idea on how to stop taking things personally. She emphasize that what others say reflects their own issues rather than your worth. The key is to recognize that their negativity is theirs to own, not yours.

In this episode, Inge discusses how to effectively handle negative individuals by shifting one's perspective. Instead of engaging with negativity, they emphasize the importance of compassion, recognizing that many negative people are dealing with unprocessed pain.