In this episode, you’ll find a wonderfully engaging conversation between Jenni Lilledahl and Drew Horning. Jenni is co-owner of the nation’s longest-running satirical comedy theatre, the Brave New Workshop, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Jenni shares what was meaningful for her at the Process as well as how the Process is alive in her life today. She touches on her business and how the work she did at the Process helped her to navigate a difficult experience, as well as parenting and even the current pandemic we’re facing.

Find out more about Jenni here.

Update 1/25: Jason Beegle is now a Hoffman teacher candidate, and soon to be a Hoffman teacher!

Jason Beegle is a certified NLP coach and intuitive healer. He recently relocated to Hawaii with his husband, Perry, to pursue a Master’s in Religion from the University of Hawaii at Mānoa.

In this episode, Jason speaks with us from his new home in Hawaii. He shares how the Hoffman Process changed his life and gave him the tools to move forward to make his vision a reality. Jason shares about the loss of his mother and how her death affected him deeply.

As he pursues his Master’s degree, Jason will research energy medicines used in Eastern religions.

Jason spent two years working as an enrollment counselor at the Hoffman Institute. Find out more about Jason here on Instagram.

Erin Weed, the creator of The Dig, talks with host, Drew Horning. In this uplifting conversation, Erin shares deeply personal stories of both great loss and great success, as well as stories from her time at the Hoffman Process.

Erin Weed helps people clarify their purpose, simplify their message, and amplify their truth. Erin created The Dig, a process for unearthing your purpose and distilling it to just one word. She also founded EVOSO, which trains conscious public leaders to be authentic public speakers. Formerly Erin founded Girls Fight Back, conducting women’s safety seminars across the world. Find out more about Erin here.