In this episode we explore the fascinating paradox of instability.

While stability is often considered a fundamental aspect of a well-lived life, we’re going to look at how instability can actually foster creativity, innovation, and adaptability.

Through personal reflections and scientific insights, I’ll share some fresh perspective on navigating uncertain times with curiosity and possibility.

We’ll discuss:

• The significance of stability in personal and collective contexts.

  
  



• How instability can act as a catalyst for innovation and adaptability.

  
  



• Practical strategies to manage and embrace instability in daily life.

  
  



• The concept of "sacred silence" as a tool for inner stability and reflection.

  
  



• Insights from scientific research on the benefits of instability at the cellular level.

  
  

Join the Conversation: It’s time to rethink your relationship with instability and discover how it can be a source of growth and possibility. 

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I created it especially for this episode to support you getting to your “sweet” spot of silence.  

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