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The Mystery of Enough
You know that feeling?
The scroll.
The striving.
The ache for more.
The next thing to buy.
The next goal to hit.
The next moment when you’ll finally feel okay.
But what if…
you already are?
In this episode, we explore the ache that never quite goes away—
the sacred longing that keeps whispering,
“There must be more.”
Is it greed?
Is it discontent?
Or is it something deeper, something holier?
We’ll talk about scarcity and abundance,
desire and contentment,
capitalism and manna,
scrolling and stillness.
We’ll ask the big questions:
What if the ache for more isn’t a flaw—
but a guide?
What if enough isn’t a finish line—
but a practice?
A breath.
A way of being.
Because maybe you don’t have to hustle for your worth.
Maybe you don’t have to prove anything.
Maybe you can want to grow
and rest in what is.
Maybe you can hold desire in one hand
and gratitude in the other.
Maybe enough isn’t something you find.
Maybe it’s something you live.
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By Heath HollensbeYou know that feeling?
The scroll.
The striving.
The ache for more.
The next thing to buy.
The next goal to hit.
The next moment when you’ll finally feel okay.
But what if…
you already are?
In this episode, we explore the ache that never quite goes away—
the sacred longing that keeps whispering,
“There must be more.”
Is it greed?
Is it discontent?
Or is it something deeper, something holier?
We’ll talk about scarcity and abundance,
desire and contentment,
capitalism and manna,
scrolling and stillness.
We’ll ask the big questions:
What if the ache for more isn’t a flaw—
but a guide?
What if enough isn’t a finish line—
but a practice?
A breath.
A way of being.
Because maybe you don’t have to hustle for your worth.
Maybe you don’t have to prove anything.
Maybe you can want to grow
and rest in what is.
Maybe you can hold desire in one hand
and gratitude in the other.
Maybe enough isn’t something you find.
Maybe it’s something you live.