Join Erica on the latest episode of The Funny Kind™ as she delves into the empowering topic of inherent worthiness with special guest Amy Lindner, CEO of United Way Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County. Discover why worth isn't something you have to earn and get inspired to embrace your own self-worth. Tune in now for an insightful and uplifting conversation!

Drawing from several of John’s 20 books, this episode will challenge viewers to identify “defining moments” in their lives and the impact they had on the internal story we tell ourselves. A defining moment can be positive or negative, productive or destructive. The key is in how we respond to them. Examples include losses of any kind. The loss of a loved one. A difficult divorce or break-up. An injury or illness. The loss of a job. Defining moments can also be positive. A new loving relationship. A significant promotion. A major award. A silver-lining. A blessing in disguise.
The internal story we tell ourselves and the beliefs we hold in mind have a major impact on the results we get in life. A sad story delivers more grief. A victim consciousness calls for more pain and suffering. The belief in scarcity robs us of abundance. The mind of a champion brings us more victories, despite occasional setbacks. We all have defining moments in our lives – like a fork in the road. Which way do we go? Up or down? Win or lose? Accelerate or decline?
In this episode of The Change Mastery Show, John will challenge you to rewrite the internal story you are telling yourself if it is holding you back in any way. He will also challenge you to create new, positive defining moments by stretching your imagination, letting go of resistance, and working through any fear holding you back.
You will discover:

• How to identify and leverage the “defining moments” in your life. What are some of the most pivotal and memorable experiences you have had that have a lasting impact on the choices you make today? What have you learned from them?
• Your Internal Story: What do you believe you can and can’t do? What is preventing you from living the life of your dreams?
• How to turn defeat into victory: What does it mean to “Play like a Champion?”

Sound healing expert Jonathan Goldman reveals the secrets to and process of ascension harmonics and how we can learn to experience the sacred resonance of the Divine Name to reconnect to the source of all that is.  The Divine Name of God, when vocalized, has the ability to raise consciousness, invoke spiritual transformation, heal the body, and balance and activate the subtle energy field.

The Power of Consideration: The Code of Codes
What if one of the most important practices for becoming wiser isn’t finding the right answers—but remaining willing to look again?
In this episode of Kaleidoscope for Be~coming, Celeste Emelia Mattingly, LCSW, explores Consideration—the overarching “Code of Codes” of the Twelve+ Codes for Be~coming and a foundational practice for intentional human development.
Discover why changing our beliefs is only the beginning, and why the lifelong practice of refining what we believe may be even more transformative. Celeste explores the difference between knowing ourselves and consciously participating in who we are be~coming, and considers how curiosity, humility, discernment, and psychological flexibility can keep even our strongest convictions from becoming rigid.
You’ll also meet the twelve archetypes of the evolutionary journey and discover how Consideration helps keep each of the Twelve Codes alive.
Then, enter the Temple of Be~coming—a stunning immersive audiovisual journey through the Twelve Pillars and their archetypal wisdom, created to move beyond simply understanding the Codes and into experiencing them.
Because perhaps the greatest challenge of our time isn’t simply what we believe;
It’s the relationship we have with our beliefs.
Are you willing to turn the kaleidoscope once more?

A powerful memoir of a molecular biologist’s courageous fight against corporate retaliation after revealing dangerous biosafety failures in biotech labs.
When molecular biologist Becky McClain raised urgent alarms about biosafety lapses at her biotech lab at Pfizer, she expected concern—not retaliation. Instead, her warnings about dangerous, genetically engineered viruses that were handled without following standard safety protocols were met with hostility, intimidation, and ultimately, devastating illness after a workplace exposure changed her life forever. 

Getting sober can save your life—but what happens when recovery changes the person your spouse married? Can your marriage grow with the new you, or does finding yourself mean discovering you've grown apart?

Thomas Levy, M.D.  protect your health with food as a healing tool

Joshua Lane
reporting on the Dr. Anthony Fauci M.D. testimony before CongressWhat will Dr. Fauci's refusal to answer any questions mean for the health of the American People?

Most leaders bought the most powerful thinking partner in history — and are using it like a slightly faster Google. Type a short question, grab the first answer, walk away, and conclude the tool is overhyped. But the machine was never the thing underperforming. The brief was.
In Episode 59 of Set 14: The Conscious Operator, host Pankaj Singh goes deep on the U in the series’ signature H.U.M.A.N. framework — Understand. The lesson: the quality of your answer will never exceed the quality of the question you were brave enough to ask. Stop treating AI like a search box and start briefing it like your sharpest colleague.
Anchored by a new sub-framework — B.R.I.E.F. — this episode gives leaders a five-move method for turning a lookup into a collaboration, and reveals that ‘prompting’ is really just leadership pointed at a machine.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
·         The search-box trap  — Why ~60% of leaders use a reasoning engine like a phone book — and why a 25-year-old habit is quietly wasting the most capable tool they own.
·         Who’s really underperforming  — Why a vague answer is almost never the machine’s fault — it’s a vague brief, and no colleague, human or silicon, does great work off one.
·         The two askers  — The difference between the Search-Box Operator (asks once, accepts the verdict) and the Briefing Operator (loads context, then iterates).
·         The B.R.I.E.F. framework  — Five moves — Background, Real question, Instruct, Edges, Follow the thread — that turn a prompt into a proper brief.
·         The power of ‘never’  — Why an AI with no boundaries invents confident nonsense — and how a single ‘never’ line prevents most hallucination and misalignment.
·         Briefing as leadership  — Why the same vague ask that produces AI mush is also costing you with your team — and how tightening one fixes both.
·         The AI + Human Line  — A give-to-the-machine vs. keep-human decision device for context-driven prompting: the machine generates; you judge which answer is true.
·         Your Today Move  — A four-minute briefing habit that changes the quality of everything that comes out the other side of your tools.
WHO THIS EPISODE IS FOR
·         Leaders and executives who tried AI, got generic answers, and quietly concluded it was overhyped.
·         Founders and solopreneurs who want real leverage from AI without buying yet another tool.
·         Managers who notice the same vague-brief problem showing up with both their team and their AI.
·         Coaches and consultants guiding clients on how to actually work with AI, not just adopt it.

·         Any leader who has typed four words into an AI, gotten mush back, and blamed the machine.

My guest was a no-show tonight (she's a midwife — probably off catching a baby, which is the best excuse in the world ?). So instead of hitting pause, I went live solo and just... talked. Unscripted. Guided. All the stuff that's usually swirling in my head.
We covered a lot:
✨ What 3 years of long Covid taught me about pushing through vs. actually listening to my body (spoiler: it took shingles to finally stop me)
✨ Why I don't take medication for almost anything, and how I use energy patches, meditation, and sound frequencies to keep myself functioning instead
✨ The difference between physical pain and energetic pain — including stories from my 25 years of shamanic work where clients were literally carrying a loved one's soul, or an old trauma "stuck" in their body like a splinter
✨ Why ancestral patterns (yes — actual inherited weight, illness, and belief systems) might be running your life without you knowing it, and how one ayahuasca ceremony helped me release 30-40 lbs of "my ancestors' stuff"
✨ My own scare with a breast lump, and why I refused to spend three weeks in fear waiting for an appointment — and did the subconscious belief work instead
✨ Why isolation is my personal pattern when life gets hard (and probably one I inherited from my mom), and how I catch myself doing it now
✨ Two guided downloads at the end, because every episode deserves one


This is the real, messy, human side of doing this work — even the "expert" gets knocked off balance sometimes. The goal is always the same: noticing your patterns, understanding what's actually running the show underneath, and coming back into alignment.