#1003 The disease of knowledge

#1003 The disease of knowledge

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Ep 351 Interview Sessions with Mike Elliott | The Initiated Man: Becoming a Mature Man of Gentle Power & Presence

Mike Elliott joins me for a conversation about the silent struggle many men carry inside relationships: the gap between looking successful from the outside and actually feeling present, safe and connected on the inside. Mike is a Relational Leadership Mentor and Men’s Initiation ...  Show more

Ep 350 Interview Sessions with Elle Mace | Food Freedom: How to find peace from food anxiety, and reclaim your body confidence

About Elle MaceElle Mace is a qualified coach, Eating Disorders Practitioner, corporate wellbeing consultant, speaker and author specialising in the relationship between food, body and self. Her work combines professional practice, positive psychology and lived experience followi ...  Show more

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