In this episode, I reflect on the invisible sacrifices lightworkers make daily, the way we judge people’s capacity, and what it means to be seen.

In this episode, I share my experience with reliving a trauma that kept me away from social media for over a decade. I ponder the nature of self-protection and turn to nature for timely reminders that you are perfect as you are, right now.

In this episode, I consider how the manipulative side of marketing can become a playground for our shadow, talk about values, and look at the fine line between being private & protective and simply scared of being seen.

In this episode, I talk about sacral (sexual/creative) energy and three reasons you, as a creative on a mission, get ejected out of relationships, experience toxic dynamics and don’t feel seen by your romantic partner. I also share a formula for coping with challenging emotions and unrequited love through creativity and mindfulness.

In this episode, I share my recent work, done out of spite and anger, contemplate what it means to be a thought leader and think of ways to motivate yourself to create if you know the cost of your ‘creative absence’.

In this episode, I open up about challenging my motivation for creating content, talk about consciousness of the projects an artist works on, and ways I battle perfectionism.

In this episode, I talk about the connection between happiness, celebrity energy and creative completion. Feminine and Masculine energy in creativity and the inportance of boundaries for a sensitive soul on a mission.

In this episode, I talk about my leap into the unknown and betting on myself, fear that arises as a result of the ego death and how I cope with discomfort. I touch on depression and its spiritual meaning and how studying the Bible helps me find meaning.

In this episode, I talk about the importance of sharing your creative process, staying loyal to your core values and allowing yourself to be witnessed. I recount a conversation with Tilda Swinton that forever changed the way I look at artists and spill some tea about my love life.