
Freedom – The Myth and the Meaning
The Freedom to Be Different
For many years, I quietly carried the weight of feeling “not smart enough.” Freedom came in learning it was ok, even preferred, to be different.
Freedom – The Myth and the Meaning
For many years, I quietly carried the weight of feeling “not smart enough.” Freedom came in learning it was ok, even preferred, to be different.
Freedom – The Myth and the Meaning
You don't owe anyone access to your peace. You don't have to carry their moods, their opinions, or their disapproval. Let them misunderstand you, let them take the long way, let them be.
Freedom – The Myth and the Meaning
You can be busy, successful, respected — and still imprisoned by anxiety, shame, or bitterness. And you can be stuck, overlooked, underestimated — and still walk through your day with purpose, peace, and strength. That’s real freedom. And it’s yours to claim — anytime, anywhere.
Freedom – The Myth and the Meaning
What does freedom really mean for us beyond flags and fireworks?
Resistance – Where Meaningful Work Begins
Where there’s Resistance, there’s direction.
Resistance – Where Meaningful Work Begins
Resistance is real. Showing up anyway is the work.
Resistance – Where Meaningful Work Begins
There are many disguises Resistance wears, and why the work it keeps us from might be the very work we’re meant to do.
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The Month I Didn’t Write, and Why It Mattered
Curiosity isn’t something we outgrow, it’s something we forget to practice. Staying open means asking questions, especially when we think we already know the answers.
The Courage to Be Curious – Risk, Play, and Discover
We’re taught to chase answers—but real growth begins with asking better questions.
Episode 11
We spend most of our lives trying to know more—to be certain, confident, and in control. But real growth begins when we give ourselves permission not to know.
Episode 10
When actions no longer match values, something has to give.
Episode 9
When we let go of who we thought we needed to be, we create space to discover who we are becoming. The road through uncertainty isn't a detour—it's the path itself.
We often tie our identity to external validation—titles, achievements, and social approval—without realizing how it pulls us away from who we truly are.
One moment, I was an executive leader. The next, I was locked out of my email. That was fast. Ok, now what?