Clear Mind, Quiet Heart

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Listen Again: Big Change. Now What?

In this special “Listen Again” episode of The Gathering Room, I explore the disorienting, identity-dissolving place we enter after major life changes...what I call “Square One” in my Change Cycle methodology. I walk you through all four stages of the Change Cycle, answer listener ...  Show more

Listen Again: No Map, No Shore, No Problem: How to Live Through This Moment

In this special “Listen Again” episode of The Gathering Room, I talk about how to live through a time of societal upheaval and how we can still find our footing, even when the road ahead is uncertain. I explore how to navigate systemic collapse through Wayfinding: regulating our ...  Show more

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