We’re encouraged to think highly enough of ourselves to be motivated to act, but expected to remain low enough in our self-image to remain humble. This episode explores an unexamined paradox to help listeners reconcile their sense of worth with their humility, while walking us through the significance of our insignificance.

There’s a pressure to be your own person while living amongst so many other people. So how do we maintain our sense of self? How do we guarantee that we’re not overly influenced and underrepresented? This episode breaks down how you can make sure that your life remains your own.

We know the value of our own intuition, but how do we actually use it? This episode explores the distinction between the voices in your head so that you can better separate your intuitive from your egoic sense. We walk through the fine details of how your intuition actually works and how you can learn its language to fully access its power.

In a world that focuses on creation, destruction proves to be an equal, if not greater, ally. By changing how we view destruction and figuring out what needs destroying and just how to go about it, we can free up the necessary energy to create the life we desire.

This episode will help you determine whether your feelings of not being “good enough” or “ready enough” are fear-based and fraudulent, or actually a valid assessment of your preparedness to show up meaningfully in your work and in your life.

If you’re struggling with your own sense of belonging, with not feeling seen by a person, a group, or the world, this episode offers workable solutions to how you can go about breaking down the barriers to visibility in your life.

Our energy system can be broken down into three main parts: the mind, the body, and the spirit. Learning how to manage each energy sector, especially our spiritual energy, stands to completely shift how we feel about ourselves and what we’re doing with our lives.

For those of us who seek, it can be difficult to deal with not knowing. The mysteries of life become burdensome when we get tied up with finding clarity around the unknown. But learning to accept how little we know and possibly ever will may be the greatest gift of all, one we didn’t know we needed.

We expect a lot from ourselves and from others, and these expectations disproportionately dictate how things turn out rather than simply offering us the necessary discernment to navigate our lives. By learning to shed our expectations, we gain more than we lose, and this episode makes a case for why our efforts are well spent doing so.

Authenticity has become more of a buzzword than a genuine pursuit of self. This episode attempts to reframe your perception of what it means to be authentic so that you can stop questioning whether you’re doing it right and actually do it.