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Original airdate: November 29, 2022
Financial abundance is something many of us hope to experience — the freedom to pursue our dreams, build meaningful work, and live with greater ease.
But our relationship with money is often shaped by deeper beliefs about worth, scarcity, and what we think we’re allowed to receive.
My guest, Corin Grillo, believes that ...
Have you ever felt restless without quite knowing why? Not deeply unhappy and not exactly burned out, just faintly dissatisfied, as though something essential were missing.
That feeling may be what I call emotional hunger.
In this episode, we explore why so many of us reach for quick fixes like distraction, productivity, or reassurance, only to find that the rel...
Do you ever feel anxious and wonder what it’s really trying to tell you?
Anxiety has become a near-constant undercurrent in modern life — living in our bodies, our relationships, our sleep, and our thoughts. But what if it isn’t a flaw to fix or a symptom to silence? What if it’s a messenger pointing toward misalignment, truth, boundaries, and intuition?
In this...
Even when life looks settled on the surface, something inside us can feel unfinished. In this episode, we explore that enduring restlessness — the ancient pull toward quests, journeys, and meaningful adventure.
Drawing on epic myths, sacred pilgrimages, and modern turning points, we unpack why the longing for “something more” persists long after survival and success ar...
Have you ever felt like your life still “looks right” on the outside… but no longer feels right on the inside?
There are seasons when the roles, routines, relationships, or identities that once fit us perfectly begin to feel tight, restrictive, or strangely foreign. You can’t quite go back to who you were — but you’re not yet clear on who you’re becoming. And that in-b...