Everyone has their own perspective. Every perspective holds a piece of the total picture. Carole explores how we are subject to specific perspectives and how we, ourselves, tend to gravitate towards that which confirms our bias. She also shares a better way to get close to Truth.

As technology and AI encroach upon every aspect of our lives they create and support and unhealthy dependence that is harming us all. Carole identifies how this rapid descent is happening on our watch and asks what are we willing to do about it.

We all have hurt others and been hurt by others. The key to moving past those events is to understand how failing to forgive keeps us trapped in the past and unable to move into our future. Carole goes deep into this error in thinking both personally and nationally as it pertains to slavery.

The day after the 4th of July, when we focus on Independence, its worth a few moments to give thought to how important dependence can be as well. Carole goes down that road with a personal story from this 4th of July and a connecting thread to 9/11.

What to do when things aren't going your way? What to do when confusion, chaos and conflict reign? There's a process and a path to moving effortlessly through it all and Carole shows you the way.

There's a difference between sympathy and empathy. Confusing those two is the key to moving forward as a nation with guilt or without it. Carole covers the distinction and why it matters so much to us at this time.

We're all surrounded by an extraordinary amount of chaos and fear. But where is it coming from and why? Carole tackles this most important topic and gives you the answer for how to avoid both!

You may think you know something about the Middle East conflict and how it began but here's something you never knew...because it wasn't taught. This piece of history will enlighten you to not only how you can live your life in a better way nut actually help the world be better in the process.

No one should be surprised at the skyrocketing rates of depression, anxiety and suicide given the ways we were forced to behave during lock downs and government restrictions.  When you go against human nature you tamper with Nature itself. The results from that misuse of energy are catastrophic. Carole shares a personal story of surviving depression and attempted suicide which gives her profound insight into what we must do now as a nation.

When it all gets too overwhelming and seemingly out of our control, the best thing to do is to pull back in to your own center and begin to make the changes that need to be made within you. Carole looks at how we get off track and why real change happens one person at a time.