Ep 239: Doom Spiral – Sorting between old and new feelings

Ep 239: Doom Spiral – Sorting between old and...

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Ep 283: Attention is Your Superpower

Your attention is your superpower means that whatever you give attention to will grow. That is the simple takeaway I want to give you with this episode. The most powerful force in your life is your attention: what you focus on, what you grow with your focus, and what you move pas ...  Show more

Ep 282: Cutting Invisible Ties – a practice of freeing oneself

This episode is for creating emotional relief and soothing. I have tools for healing unhealthy loops, tools for giving yourself kindness and calm, and clearing your energy in the moment something old arises. I am pretty excited about this episode because it’s something I have bee ...  Show more

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