This week’s quote is from Stoic Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius “Get back up when you fail. Celebrate behaving like a human.” Music by: Colors Conflicted

In a recent quote cast we spoke a bit about magic. Today we dive into magic as an expression of awe and wonder, and we explore how to add more magic into our lives. Let’s get really real! Music by: Colors Conflicted

This week’s quote is attributed to Carl Jung (…though we couldn’t find exactly where). “Beware of unearned wisdom.” Music by: Colors Conflicted

Are you still looking for your purpose? Do you feel lost in life? Let us help reframe what purpose is so you can stop looking for it and start noticing how you are already living it Tools referenced in this episode: Simon Sinek “WHY discovery” Strength Finder Gene Keys Music by: Colors Conflicted

This week’s quote is by Lewis Carroll. “You know what the issue is with this world? Everyone wants some magical solution to their problem and everyone refuses to believe in magic.” Music by: Colors Conflicted

In this episode we bring ourselves back down to earth and explore how best we can become more mindful and present in our lives. Spoiler alert, the power of mindfulness lives in the gap. Quotes in the podcast: “The ocean doesn’t complain about the dance of ten thousand waves; so don’t be concerned with the... Read More

This week’s quote is by Sally Brompton. “Life is a process of growing and outgrowing, and what fits snugly today, be it an idea, attitude, or belief, may be entirely the wrong size tomorrow.” Music by: Colors Conflicted

Today we are exploring the idea coined by Dan Millman, Unreasonable Happiness. Join us as we take this abstract concept and ground it into something we can cultivate. Quotes in the podcast: “Sometimes sorrow, sometimes joy. But beneath it all remember the innate perfection of your life unfolding. That is the secret of unreasonable happiness.”... Read More

This week’s quote is by the philosopher Giles Deleuze. “The problem is no longer getting people to express themselves but providing little gaps of solitude and silence in which they might eventually find something to say. What a relief to have nothing to say, the right to say nothing, because only then is there a... Read More

It’s our 3rd and final episode, for now, on archetypes. This week we are finishing our exploring Caroline Myss’ Survival Archetypes. Specifically this week we are looking at the Victim and the Child (and it’s 6 sub-types). Link referenced in the podcast:https://www.myss.com/ Music by: Colors Conflicted