181. Thought Work After Abortion: An Interview with Amanda Kingsley

181. Thought Work After Abortion: An Intervie...

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514. Your Brain is a Storyteller, Not a Reporter

Your brain is not giving you an objective report of reality. It's constantly filtering, editing, and creating a story based on what it already believes about you and the world. In this episode, I explain how your brain decides what information to pay attention to, why confirmatio ...  Show more

513. Coaching Hotline: Staying Because You're Scared to Leave

Are you staying in a relationship because you truly want to stay, or because you are afraid of what you will think about yourself if you leave? This week, I answer a Coaching Hotline question from a listener who is wondering whether she is staying in her marriage because she want ...  Show more

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