We are in a paradigm shift right now and we are moving into a unified flow state…in this episode, I share why there is a Divine order to things…and why being on the soul path means we are not on an ego timeline. And how yoga (and yoga teacher training) and the Gene Keys guided …
In this episode, I discuss how I get out ego to access embodiment. In this show I discuss: My show’s publishing schedule (and why I do it this way) My thoughts on highly filtered photos Why it is OK to *not* be a consistent human. The importance of normalizing non-linear growth How to honor your …
This episode is an introduction (or re-introduction) to who I am in the world.
Asa Idoni is the owner and creator of the music project Source Vibrations, found at Sourcevibrations.com. as well as Youtube and Spotify. He is a hypnotherapist, sound healer, composer, artist and mystic who’s music and sound healing sessions have benefited people all around the world. Source Vibrations’ listeners enjoy Asa’s unique approach to methods of …
My guest today aligns with my mission of Truth and Remote Work.
Sarah is a serial entrepreneur and investor in startups, having founded 8 companies since 2009. Following several successful exits, she is currently the CEO of Grow My Team (global recruitment) and co-founder of League of Extraordinary Women. She is personally fueled by a passion for changing the status quo of how we work, conscious culture, community, gender equality and living life on one’s own terms.
Michele is a spiritual techie who understands where spirituality meets technology and how technology is moving spirituality to the next level.
Today’s guest is someone who aligns with my mission for Humor: My favorite living comedian Pete Holmes!
Pete is a comedian, actor, writer, producer, television host, spiritual seeker, and podcast host. His wildly popular podcast You Made it Weird is a comedic exploration of the meaning of life with guests ranging from Deepak Chopra and Elizabeth Gilbert to Seth Rogen and Garry Shandlin. Pete also created and starred in the semi-auto-bio-graphical HBO show Crashing, which he executive produced alongside Judd Apatow. An accomplished stand-up with three hour-long television specials and innumerous late-night appearances, he tours regularly (when we’re not in a pandemic) to sold-out crowds.
Jim Rutt and I go deep about between fixing the institutions vs. fixing ourselves – and why the real work is in fixing ourselves through self-actualization.
Jeff Brown and I go deep re: the inner work and whether spiritual bypassing is a necessary part of the process.
My guest today aligns with my mission for self-empowerment and creativity.
Sarah Zucker is a writer and multidisciplinary artist based in Los Angeles. Her work merges the gorgeous and grotesque through humor, psychedelia, mysticism, and the interplay of cutting edge + obsolete technologies.
She works across mediums, specializing in mixing digital and analog video techniques and the use of VHS. Her GIF art has been viewed over 3 billion times. She incorporates elements of performance, drawing, painting and collage into her interdimensional rainbow visions. She runs YoMeryl, an art + animation studio, with partner Bronwyn Lundberg. She produces media projects as fancy nothing (formerly known as The Current Sea).
In this episode we discuss:
the benefits of failure
how we’re reversing the ego-based metrics of success in the new paradigm
podcasting as a spiritual practice
**Please note that this episode contains depictions of reality that some people may find disturbing.**
