In this episode, I talk about what happens when you stop waiting to be ready.

While I was in Cape Town, I decided — almost on a dare to myself — to climb Table Mountain again, something I hadn’t done since my twenties. The climb became a metaphor for everything we avoid when we tell ourselves we’ll start later: the creative project, the hard conversation, the change we know is overdue.

What I discovered is that readiness is a myth. You grow by saying yes first — and letting the journey shape you. This episode is about commitment, courage, and the power of deciding before you feel prepared.

If you’ve been standing at the base of your own mountain — creative, emotional, or otherwise — this conversation is an invitation to stop waiting and start climbing.

For info about my MENTORING: www.markvicente.com/mentoring

This episode was completely unplanned. I recorded it while standing on Signal Hill in Cape Town, in front of Table Mountain — the city where I grew up, and where a lot of my early spiritual awakening (and trauma) began.

Being here brought up so many memories: gratitude for my family and this stunning place… but also the echoes of a difficult childhood. I realized how easily I’d slipped into the past — and how much peace returned the moment I came back to the present.

This episode is about that moment: remembering how simple it is to be here, now. When we’re truly present, the past and future lose their grip — and what remains feels like love.

For info about my MENTORING: www.markvicente.com/mentoring

Why does dreaming big sometimes feel terrifying? Why do we hit walls of fear, procrastination, and self-sabotage just when we start aiming higher? In this episode of Remember Your Greatness, I share my own journey of chasing big dreams — from Hollywood sets to filmmaking — and what I learned about the resistance that shows up along the way.

I discuss:
• Why old conditioning makes dreaming feel dangerous
• The real reason fear shows up when we aim higher
• Practical tools for working with fear (naming it, embodiment, micro-steps, connecting with your future self)
• Why spending time with other dreamers is essential
• Stories of clients and my own experience of breaking through walls

Big dreams aren’t just about reaching the destination. Even if you don’t get exactly what you imagined, you’ll become more than you ever thought possible along the way.

If you’d like support working with your own walls of fear and resistance, you can learn more about my mentoring here: www.markvicente.com/mentoring

In this episode of Remember Your Greatness, I sit down with comedian-turned-transformational teacher Kyle Cease.

What starts as a conversation turns into a live coaching session — with me on the receiving end. We talk about fear, control, the illusion of money, and what it means to live from the soul instead of the mind.

This one is raw and vulnerable. I let myself be guided into territory I normally keep private. Kyle’s insights about presence, letting go, and trusting what wants to emerge really hit home.

If you’ve ever wrestled with fear, money stories, or the urge to control everything — this conversation is for you.

Private Mentoring with me: https://www.markvicente.com/mentoring
Learn more about Kyle Cease: https://kylecease.com
The Illusion of Money: https://kylecease.com/movie/

If you’re curious about your own greatness and ready to explore life without dogma, coercion, or fakery — follow along and join me here as we traverse inner space.

I’m Mark Vicente — filmmaker (What the Bleep Do We Know?!), author, speaker, spiritual geek, and cult whistleblower (HBO’s The Vow). Some of you might also know me from my darker podcast, WTF is On My Mind?!, where I’ve spent years diving into the shadows — cults, coercive control, narcissism, and the abuse of spirituality.

Private Mentoring: https://www.markvicente.com/mentoring

This channel is different. Remember Your Greatness is where I step out of the “spiritual closet” and finally bring forward the conversations that have fueled my private life, filmmaking and mentoring work for years. Here, we’ll explore questions like:
• What is the nature of existence?
• How do we reclaim spirituality — and creativity — on our own terms?
• What’s the line between bypassing life and fully embodying it?
• How do we step into our authentic voice and message in the world?
• And seriously… what the heck is enlightenment?

I’ll be honest: I’m nervous about this. I don’t want to be seen as an authority or have anyone give up their autonomy. I don’t have “the answers.” What I do have is lived experience — the curiosity, the missteps, the breakthroughs, and the wonder.

So don’t expect polish or perfection. Expect real, unfiltered conversations — sometimes just me, sometimes with guests — about spirituality, creativity, healing, integrity, and the courage it takes to embody who we really are.

If you’re curious about your own greatness, and want to explore life without dogma, coercion, or fakery — you’re in the right place.