Miss Interpretation - Comparison - the dirty, dark thief of joy. Or is it…? ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ This episode explores: The curious paradox around comparing and why noticing without judgement is a powerful practice.
This episode covers: The power in responsibility and baby steps. How to use contrast to create clarity. How to more clearly hear your intuition.
-You don’t need to go looking for your personal curriculum designed for expansion, it will show up naturally -Why transformation can feel like a struggle & how it might be purposeful -How vulnerability, the unknown and the comfort zone intersect -Looking to nature for clues about transformation
In this episode I dive into an audience question, discussing: - How do we adjust to new truths while considering commitment and loyalty? - The powerful idea of benevolence and how it opens the door for fluidity in pursuit of our authentic expression. - My reverse Forest Gump moment that taught me the power of permission.
Authenticity is not a platitude that you hang on the wall, nor is it a manilla folder you label and tuck away in your filing cabinet. It’s a moving target. That’s why we need the resiliency, the ferocity and the willingness to be in ruthless pursuit of it. This episode explores: narcism masked as authenticity, ugh why I’m advocating for addition to authenticity the bedrock of authenticity addiction why authenticity is a verb, not a noun why I’m committed (for now) to the use of the word ruthless the cul-de-sacs of consistency versus the fast lane of truth why suffering is guidance, often mistaken for punishment
The kick-off episode walks listeners through the impetus for what I am affectionately calling, the Authenticity Addicts movement. I touch on: my personal story of how all this got started my favourite definition of authenticity the problem with words my first radio appearance, or so I thought