The people who do the best with the opposite sex, usually don't have the highest IQ. The people who get paid the most, usually aren't the best at the technical aspects of their job.

So much of our success in live is dictated by our emotional intelligence, or senses outside of the purely conceptual or information realm,  and yet there is so little discussion on Non-verbal communication, whether in our education system or in our workplaces.......

Unlock the secret language your body and energy are speaking—yet most of us overlook. Imagine a world where your true feelings are communicated beyond words, influencing your relationships, your decisions, and your happiness in ways you never realized. If you’re tired of misreading signals, caught in cycles of self-deception, or struggling to trust your intuitive sense, this episode is your breakthrough.Most of us are conditioned to focus on words and surface-level communication, while the real conversation is happening beneath the surface—through energy, body language, and unconscious cues. Co-hosts Andrew and Simone dive deep into the unspoken language of energy, body signals, and subconscious patterns that reveal your truth and the truth of others. From how we hide our feelings to why we attract wounded partners, they share powerful insights on how to tune into these subtle exchanges that can transform the way you connect and understand yourself and those around you.You’ll discover:

This episode matters because understanding the language of energy empowers you to navigate relationships more skillfully, trust your instincts, and avoid costly misunderstandings. It’s about reclaiming your innate ability to sense, feel, and communicate on a level that’s far more reliable than words alone—opening the door to authentic connection, deeper self-awareness, and living more consciously.Whether you're a healer, a lover, an entrepreneur, or simply someone seeking more genuine engagement, this conversation will elevate your perception of communication from superficial to deeply intuitive. Prepare to see the unspoken signals that influence your life every day—and learn how to harness this knowledge for more fulfilling relationships and a richer experience of life itself.Guest Simone is an energetic therapist with over twenty years of experience working with energy modalities, known for her intuitive insights and ability to decode the unseen signals in human interaction. Together, they challenge the cultural obsession with words and show you how to listen to what’s really being said—beyond language.Step into a new dimension of understanding. Hit play now and start decoding the language your body speaks—because the truth is always whispered in energy.

In this episode, I sit down with Michael Clausing for a candid and free-flowing discussion about science, authority, philosophy, and the way we assess information in the modern world.

Michael has a background in chemistry and has spent almost two decades working within the pharmaceutical industry, engaging closely with doctors, medical systems, and the broader healthcare space. Together, we explore some of the deeper philosophical and structural issues surrounding modern scientific culture and institutional thinking.

This conversation is not about claiming to have all the answers. It is about questioning assumptions, encouraging discussion, and examining how modern society often outsources thinking to perceived authorities rather than engaging critically with ideas for ourselves.

We discuss:

We also touch on broader topics such as inflammation, chronic disease, cancer, contagion theory, healing mechanisms, and the psychological consequences of viewing the body as inherently broken or defective - all through a broader lens of inquiry rather than rigid certainty.

Ultimately, this episode is about the pursuit of truth, the importance of questioning established narratives, and the need for deeper thinking in an increasingly polarized and outsourced culture.

This is a philosophical conversation intended to encourage critical thinking and open discussion. It is not medical advice.

Boundaries are everywhere right now.

But here’s the truth…

In this episode, I break down why boundaries aren’t something you say… they’re something you embody.

Because if you don’t truly believe what’s acceptable to you, the world won’t either.

We’ve been told to “just be vulnerable” — but what if that advice is setting us up for heartache? The reality is, not everyone is telling the truth. People lie all the time, and their actions and body language often reveal more than their words ever will.

In this episode, I unpack the problem with naïve vulnerability and why oversharing without discernment can leave you exposed to manipulation in dating, workplaces, and beyond. I break down the difference between healthy vulnerability and the sloppy kind, and use Internal Family Systems (IFS) to reveal how speaking from our wounded, child-like parts — instead of our grounded adult self — can trap us in subtle victimhood.

If you’ve ever trusted too quickly, believed the wrong words, or blamed yourself for someone else’s bad behaviour, this conversation will help you sharpen your ability to read people — and protect your trust, boundaries, and wellbeing.

Helping others', while being positioned as virtuous and good for society, is often detrimental.  When someone has a fundamental piece of their identity as a 'helper' this is usually a mechanism to either get out of the hard work, avoid being seen, OR an attempt to get brownie points for being a 'good guy' or 'good girl'. 

The Uncomfortable truth is that while positioned as virtuous, 'helping others' may actually be cowardice.  Often the hardest thing is to step out and be seen as your true self, and therefore it can be an act of hiding to place the focus on others.

In this episode, we build the argument that the most constructive and selfless thing you can do, is ironically focusing on being the best version of yourself, and to focus on your own life. We look at some examples of this mechanism playing out, the main mistakes people make, and some ways to navigate this impulse if it arises. 

In this podcast I discuss how I haver been observing a common mistake while watching the show 'Love is Blind' - a dating show where people get to know each other behind a wall so they can't actually see each other, so they must choose their match without seeing what they look like. 

This mistake is so prevalent that it is actually the norm, and yet because our culture is so disconnected from the body, we are not even aware of it. 

We discuss mirror neurons, data encoded in the voice, and the uncomfortable truth about this mistake that people make, and some practical solutions to shift away from this mistake. 

In this episode we discuss how a common issue that people tend to have in pursuit of any goal in any domain is that we abandon the plan for a new one, or leave it before we've had time to see any results.  

Many plans will work, but no plan will work that is not seen out.  

In this episode we use an example between an Pro and Amateur lifter, and how we often misattribute the reasons for the pro's success.  Often we attribute their success to the fancy peripheral exercises, when in fact, their success is due to the quality with which they do the basics.  

Perhaps the uncomfortable truth is that we are using these objects and details like the structure of the training program as an excuse to get out of getting into the hard work and moving through those points of resistance. 

Do you ever feel like you over extend yourself, or feel resentment that you're always doing too much for others?  Sometimes 'being nice' is the toxic thing to do!

In this episode we explore the topic of 'toxic niceness'. The uncomfortable truth is that if we are 'being nice' when it is not appropriate too, then we are actually not being a good person. Enabling a friend's bad behaviour (or anyone's), and abandoning what feels right for ourselves is actually toxic behaviour. 

Often we convince ourselves that this toxic behaviour is just us being compassionate or caring, and we hide behind a moral veneer.  The uncomfortable truth is that we may be lying to ourselves and lacking the courage to confront the bad behaviour and do what is right for us.

In this episode we discuss how tangible results are not linear, even if the action steps we take are linear and consistent.  We discuss some of the min excuses people use as Exit strategies, such as blaming the 'vehicle' or strategy, when the results don't come straight away - resulting in us continuing to chase the next shiny object, rather than see a plan through to completion.  

The uncomfortable truth in this episode is that we may actually be sub-consiously invested in our own failure due to 'safety of the known', 'avoiding failure', or 'rationalising our own procrastination'.....

Ultimately it is the carrying through our plans to completion where we grow, because whether we hit our target or not, we will know if the strategy was effective, rather than staying in the same spot in continual speculation and stagnation. 

If we don't get clear on what our goals are and balance our exercise properly, we may flip flop between different activities and will not develop as quickly, and may injure ourselves. In this episode we touch on some broad principles with respect to Running and Weight training in the same regimen.  When we have competing goals and physical exercise, what are the rules.

There is so much information out there on individual goals, but almost nothing out there on how to manage a real life situation with a number of activities in our week.