Wanting your goals harder is exactly what keeps them away. Here's why, and how to shift from pushing to attracting.

A few years ago I quit my engineering job with no plan. A year later I had one client and was completely stuck.

Then I stopped pushing, surrendered, and within six months a whole yoga business came to me on its own, six weekly classes and my own studio inside a single week.

In this episode I break down why wanting is really the feeling of not having, how that contracts your energy and blocks the very thing you want, and why dropping the fear doesn't make you passive but finally lets you create from desire instead of lack.

We finish with a short experiment you can do right now to feel the difference between wanting and having in your own body.

I had a stable, well-paying job as an aerospace engineer. From the outside, everything looked great. On the inside, I felt empty, unmotivated, and lonely.

Most people think that feeling will go away once they achieve enough. It doesn't. And in this video, I explain why.

Fulfillment isn't something you earn on the outside. It's a physical experience in your body. And as long as your body is closed down, no amount of success will actually land.

We talk about the if/then trap, why pushing makes it worse, what burnout actually is, and what it feels like when life starts working with you instead of against you.

At the end, I guide you through a short body practice so you can feel exactly what I mean.

A short welcome message to everyone knew to the channel.