This episode is a deep, delicious dive with Inna Segal – internationally renowned intuitive, author, and truth-teller – and we’re not here for small talk. We talk burnout, people-pleasing, and the addictive high of being constantly needed (and clapped for). Inna shares vulnerably about her own journey, including a powerful personal story about choosing self-honour over approval – even when it gets awkward.

We explore why comfort often leads to stagnation, how intuitive growth requires uncomfortable honesty, and why feeling fulfilled beats chasing happy. Inna talks candidly about her past relationships, the spiritual lessons that emerged from pain, and the importance of reclaiming your voice and creating emotional safety.

Whether you’re on the edge of a rage-quit moment or simply tired of spiritual fluff, this conversation will remind you that you’re not broken – you’re just ready to live with more depth, truth, and alignment.

Topics We Cover:

• What burnout really looks like and why slowing down feels so confronting.

• Why we self-sabotage just as we're about to shift.

• The quiet power of doing less, not more.

• Boundaries that actually protect your energy.

• Navigating relationships with people who “don’t get it.”

• Why spiritual work isn’t fast food (and never should be).

• How unresolved trauma shows up in the body.

• Why fulfilment matters more than happiness.

Find out more about Inna here: www.innasegal.com 

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