Narrative Responsibility

A personal example of how I formed an untrue belief and how I dismantled it by testing it against reality. Bonus: compassionate extrapolations about why performing that kind of test can be painful and confronting.

Putting a working and actionable definition onto the idea of "the best version of yourself" via RPG character-building principles...with a personal-growth-specific moral alignments chart. Tag yo'self!

A rambling exploration of the concept of "authenticity" in interactions with others, via the lenses of Jungian persona, signal to noise ratio in storytelling, and code-switching.

Our expectations often define our reaction to an experience. A fun way to change your expectations is to change the "genre" you're living in! Includes free mini-lecture on how genre is best understood as a dialogue between audience and creator to help you confidently re-write your own life!

Allow me to introduce myself: I'm a woman of (intellectual) wealth and (philosophical) taste.... Basically, who I am, what I do, and what the ethos of this podcast is. What is this concept of "narrative responsibility"?