Of all the conversations I've had in creating the Deeper Than Disco Podcast, one that I've most looked forward to sharing is this weeks episode.

Have you ever felt judged or shamed by others, or yourself, because of how you look, for things you've said or done?

I'm guessing that the answer is yes, because you're a human being!

Therefore, I cannot encourage you strongly enough to listen for what you might catch for yourself because there is SO much value here in this conversation.

Dr Suzi Macpherson is one of the most courageous people I know. 💪

Demonstrated by her allowing me to share this. ❤️

You see Suzi was born with Spina bifida and we talk about the burden of her physical disability, the literal and emotional scars that she was left with. 

One of the many things I love about Suzi is her openness and she straight off the bat shares openly about the deep work she’s done through Therapy AND we discuss the work we did together. 

Yet Suzi has a wicked sense of humour and brings light to this remarkable conversation. 

A few incredibly valuable themes emerged:

💡The Japanese Art of Kintsugi - How this can be a transformative metaphor for how you see your own scars.

💡The distinction Serving vs Pleasing - Why it's crucial to have people in your life who are willing to embrace deep discomfort to support and ultimately serve you.

💡Adopting a Generous Mindset - I love when Suzi mentions this and that is truly her. 

And the transformation that she’s been through in becoming generous with herself, beginning to see her gifts, and recognising her super powers, is truly remarkable.

My name is Disco Dave Wynn. If you’re interested in exploring music at a deeper level, if you’re interested in finding the track that keeps you on track, then visit ⁠⁠discodavewynn.com⁠⁠

Now, open your ears, your heart and your mind and I invite you to learn something new about who you can be.

Love.

Disco Dave