The Transformation Network™

The owner of the Indiana Fever has recently decided to part ways with the team President (who “stepped down”) and the GM (fired) with the vision of building a championship team around Caitlin Clark. Let’s examine this situation from an owner/leadership perspective.

Are you unusually sensitive to people, places, and energies? Have you ever walked into a room and immediately sensed that something was wrong? Or felt emotions you couldn’t explain, experienced intuitive knowing, or wondered why you seem to perceive things differently from everyone around you? Join Dr. Pat and international spiritual teacher and author Shakti Bottazzi for a conversation about spiritual awakening, energetic sensitivity, and learning to trust the wisdom within. 

Ask the Medium: Because You Asked… I’m Back!
Afterlife Café TV with Helen Peacock
You asked, and I’m listening! After receiving so many wonderful and thought-provoking questions, I’m returning for another episode of Ask the Medium!
Have you ever wondered what really happens when we leave this earthly life? How our loved ones in Spirit communicate with us? Whether those little coincidences are actually signs? Or perhaps you’ve always been curious about what it’s really like to be a medium.
Well, pull up a chair, grab your favourite cup of coffee, and let’s talk !

In today's episode, Erica Gifford Mills and her guest, Jennifer Hoppins, will share turning points that reshape life, including balancing a high-pressure career while living with cancer, caregiving, and rebuilding after loss. Erica and Jennifer will explain how high performers can move beyond burnout, shift from external achievement to internal alignment, and reclaim their energy. Jennifer's journey offers a path from relentless pressure to authentic leadership, where high performance and personal well-being can coexist.  


You don't want to miss this episode!

What is forgiveness? It is the conscious, deliberate decision to release feelings of resentment, vengeance, anger, hurt, pain, etc. toward a person or group who has caused harm?

Non-attachment, death and letting go, from a man who has been practising all three since 1971. Is non-attachment just a nicer word for disconnection? And if desire is the fuel of being alive, what exactly are we meant to let go of? 


Indra Rinzler grows tomatoes and grapes. He can enjoy them, he says, but if he's attached to them, the birds eat them all. For twelve years he travelled the world as an importer, and learned to sit with a free afternoon until he felt the answer in his gut. Now he makes every decision that way. He met his wife in their fifties, and their teacher called it a marriage made in heaven. They are never separate, he says, but that doesn't mean they're always together. On a plane at thirty-five thousand feet, he can feel the fear happening "in Indra" and watch it without living inside it. In his book he calls the practice I Die Daily: meditation as a daily rehearsal of dying. Not long ago he broke a part on the door of her motorhome and went over to confess. "I have a clumsy husband," she said. When the new part was in, she gave him a hug he may never forget. Asked about his blind spots, he said: "I just passed eighty. I don't have much time left. 


Skin and Soul™: Beyond the Pale. Full transcript at gwenmcarsley.com/skin-and-soul-podcast

I’m done watching people negotiate their potential.
I’m done watching capable, courageous, resilient human beings fight harder for the evidence that they can’t than for all the evidence that says they can.
And I’m especially done treating having your own back like an optional self-development exercise.
In this episode of The Becoming You Show, we’re drawing a line.
A line where you decide you’re no longer going to speak to yourself in ways you wouldn’t speak to someone you love. Where a mistake can be a mistake without becoming an identity. Where accountability doesn’t require cruelty. And where you start fighting just as hard for your courage, capability, strength, and resilience as you’ve fought for the stories that say otherwise.
We’re also making it practical. What does it actually look like to hook yourself up—in your health, your relationships, your work, and the ordinary moments of your day? How can you make tomorrow easier because today’s version of you remembered that she matters too?
This isn’t about pretending your brain won’t offer doubt, criticism, fear, or old stories.
It’s about being onto yourself when it does.
There has to be a demarcation line.
A moment when you decide:
I’m not standing across from myself anymore.
I’m standing beside myself.
Have your own back. Hook yourself up. And practice it like your life depends on it.
Because this is your life.

Giveaways:
· Maybe you don't need more information. Maybe you need a place to practice becoming the person who uses what she already knows.
 
  That's what we're doing inside Inner Lab.
 
  This month, we're working on confidence—not as something you either have or don't have, but as something you can build through practice, behavior, and evidence.
 
  A place to get coached.
  A place to stop collecting answers and start applying them.
  A place to practice trusting yourself.
  A place to turn what you know into how you actually live.
 
  Because insight matters.
 
  But eventually, insight has to survive Tuesday.
 
  You don't need to know everything to have your own back. You need to trust yourself enough to take the next step.
 
  Come join us inside Inner Lab.
 
  Learn more at InnerBoardSuite.com
 
  You probably already know enough to begin.

Call in for a live reading at 800-930-2819 as Mark and Dr. Pat explore the world of Conscious Winning™ - Thank you Parapod for the 2026 Award.
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It’s been one year since Journey From the Ashes was published, and in this episode I’m pulling up a chair to answer the question everyone keeps asking me: How’s it going?
The honest answer? Better than I imagined. Harder than I expected. And nothing like I planned.
We’ll talk about what really happens after the dream comes true: the wins worth celebrating, the surprises nobody warns you about, and the lessons I’ve learned about worth, purpose, and what it means to keep showing up once the big moment has passed. Because finishing the thing isn’t the end of the story. It’s the start of the next chapter.
If you’ve ever poured your whole heart into something and then wondered, “Okay now what?" this one’s for you.
The dream was never the finish line. It was the doorway.
Grab your coffee and come laugh, reflect, and dream a little bigger with me.