In this transformative fifth episode, Glenn dives deep into the power of the mantra, “That Was Then.” He explores how the "old stories" we carry—narratives often forged in fear or inherited through our lineage—act as invisible anchors, preventing us from stepping into the expansive "new stories" we were meant to live. Drawing on the profound wisdom of Dr. Wayne Dyer and the ancestral depth of Iyanla Vanzant, Glenn unpacks why we often choose the "known misery" of the past over the "unknown magic" of the future. Whether you are navigating the shift from a lifelong career, breaking a generational cycle of silence, or redefining your identity in a digital age, this episode provides a compassionate roadmap for all generations to acknowledge the past without being imprisoned by it.

We move beyond intellectual understanding into a visceral experience of healing, utilizing Wayne Dyer’s famous "Boat Wake" metaphor and Iyanla Vanzant’s teachings on the "Value in the Valley." You will learn why the past feels deceptively safe and how to courageously audit your history to find the start, middle, and end of the patterns that no longer serve you. This episode isn't just about moving on; it’s about "dying to the past" so you can finally be born into the present. Join us as we lay the foundation for our final mantra, bridging the gap between who you were and who you are becoming, and learn a simple daily practice to help you reclaim your steering wheel from the wake of your history.