In this episode of Wolves and Dragons, Fenrir explores the strange, almost ridiculous things humans do just to stay sane. Why do some of us slowly die inside if we’re not creating, building, or obsessing over something nobody else even cares about? Instead of offering productivity hacks, Fenrir walks through a softer “awakening” – the realisation that you don’t choose your passions by force. They choose you.

Through the archetypes of the Wolf (discipline, duty), the Dragon (emotion, myth), and the inner Child (play), this episode dives into the difference between chasing what you think you should love and noticing what quietly draws you when nobody’s watching. Fenrir talks about solitude, stories, ambient music, and the way life begins to rearrange itself when you finally honour the small, irrational things that keep your soul plugged in.

If you’ve been feeling numb, burnt out, or disconnected from your own life, this episode is an invitation: look down at the “toy” already in your hands. Maybe sanity isn’t about solving the whole world. Maybe it’s about letting yourself be pulled, fully, into one small, honest thing you love.