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In this mini episode, returning guest Tia Oaks reads “The Trier’s Manifesto” — a bold reclamation of what it means to want, to try, to fail, and to create anyway.
If you’ve ever pulled back out of fear of looking foolish, this is an invitation to lean in, to honor your attempts, and to see trying as the magic that shapes a meaningful life.
About Tia:
Tia Oaks is a transformational coach, magical menace, and psychic guide. Her work lives at the intersection of the mystical and the material, the spiritual and the practical. She helps people deepen their connection to intuition, spirit, and the unseen world.
Tia’s Website: tiaoaks.com
Tia’s Substack: @tiaoaks
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
What happens when you treat your relationship like a kingdom with a clear leader?
In this intimate, layered conversation with our friend and fellow coach Josh Billings, we explore Kevin stepping into the role of “CEO of the relationship” — from sex life to conflict resolution — and the trust, boundaries, and vulnerabilities that come with it.
We also dive into Josh’s provocative distinction between encouragement and inspiration for men — why one can subtly disempower while the other calls forth real leadership — and how the way you see your partner shapes who they become.
A raw, revealing dialogue on power, polarity, and the unseen dynamics that can make or break intimacy.
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
What if the struggle you thought was required…never actually was?
In this conversation, Kevin talks with Jordan Kaltenbruner about her year-long coaching journey with Britta. She entered coaching believing she had to push, grit her teeth, and struggle to create the life she wanted — and over 12 months, that paradigm dissolved into something radically different: the discovery of fundamental wellbeing.
She once thought suffering was necessary to empathize — until the realization of a deeper okayness changed everything. She experienced a calm she’d never felt before, as the background hum of “it’s not okay” dissolved. From that place, her life, her business, and her service began to flow with greater ease, love, and impact.
Together, they explore:
Jordan’s story is a living demonstration of what becomes possible when we see through the illusion of struggle and return to the truth of our own okayness.
Want to dive deeper?
Check out Designed to Thrive: Harmonizing the Left and Right Brain ft. Fawn Miller on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
Definition of “juicy” (a work in progress, by Jordan) —
Juicy: surrendering the ego’s fears in order to melt into the richness of life on earth
If you resonated with this episode and want to make a connection (or you need a place to share your own definition of a common word ;)), shoot a message to [email protected] or @goatlovehorn on Instagram!
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
A fisherman enjoys a simple, spacious life. A businessman tells him how he could build an empire, retire rich…and then live the same simple life he already has.
In this short episode, we explore the question at the heart of this parable: What do you actually want?
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
What is wisdom, really? Not the voice of the overthinking mind, but the simple, effortless intelligence already alive within you.
In this conversation, Britta and Kevin explore wisdom as an innate knowing — lighter and fresher than thinking, arising in the moment as subtle nudges or bold leaps. They share how it feels more like willingness than willpower, and how life unfolds with more ease and alignment when we listen.
Along the way, Britta offers original poetry, inviting you deeper into the living experience of wisdom — the still small voice, the presence of divine intelligence moving through you, the miracle available in every moment.
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
The classic “marshmallow test” says it’s better to wait for two than to take one now…
But what about the strengths of the kid who grabs the marshmallow immediately?
In this short episode, we unshame the so-called impulsive choice — and explore how the “bugs” we’ve seen as flaws (ADHD, laziness, OCD tendencies, and more) might actually be features, even superpowers, when embraced.
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
What if you stopped trying to get it right — and simply let yourself be fully, wildly you?
In this easy, emergent, playful conversation, astrologer, artist, and coach Tara Moraleda joins us to explore what it really means to live authentically — beyond the “shoulds,” beyond rigid professionalism, beyond who you think you’re supposed to be. Together, we unpack how to listen deeply to your own wisdom, embrace your weirdness, and let joy and authentic desire lead the way.
We talk about the suffering that comes from chasing false standards, the quiet power of asking “What do I actually want?”, and the freedom that opens up when you stop playing by someone else’s rules. Tara shares how she uses astrology as a mythic map — a kind of permission slip to trust your desires and your timing — and why enjoyment is not just allowed but essential.
This episode feels like what it points to: relaxed, real, and alive with possibility. It’s an invitation to stop trying to fit the box, start listening to yourself, and remember:
Authenticity isn’t a strategy. It’s the reward.
About Tara:
Tara’s work lives at the intersection of spirituality, art, business, and the planets. Explore her bestselling poetry book Infinite Love in Finite Forms and her other offerings on Instagram: @taramorelove
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
The principle is simple: do the thing — and do it now.
Not when you feel inspired or “ready,” not once you’ve healed more, not after you get permission, and not once the timing is “perfect.”
Acting in the moment dissolves decision fatigue, shrinks fear back to size, and turns stuckness into flow.
In this episode, we share how we’ve used this principle everywhere — from everyday tasks to the so-called “big decisions” — and why waiting only slows your life, your growth, and your joy…and makes your world much smaller than it could be.
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
From shamanic sinus cures to intention-setting rituals and the art of opening up — we answer your burning (and sometimes weird) questions in our first Ask Us Anything.
Expect personal stories, surprising practices that actually work, and a candid look at what’s inspiring, challenging, and changing us right now.
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
In this solo shortie episode, Britta explores the deeper magic of felt knowing.
She reflects on the difference between feelings — often just the weather of our thinking — and the quieter, wiser knowing that comes from beyond thought. With warmth and clarity, she invites you to notice the difference for yourself, and to start experimenting with listening to the intelligence already inside you.
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Britta: brittakristin.com
Kevin: kevinlawrence.org
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