20.37: Deep Dive into “All the Birds in the Sky” - Using the Lens of Why

20.37: Deep Dive into “All the Birds in the S...

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21.42: Deconstructing the Heroine’s Journey

Psychotherapist Maureen Murdock invented the Heroine's Journey in response to Joseph Campbell's monomyth Hero's Journey. He reportedly said, "Women don’t need to make the journey, they are the place that everyone is trying to get to." This version of story structure is attempting ...  Show more

21.41: Barrier Breaking- Physical Fatigue

What do you do when "take a break" isn't the answer? We’ve all ahd that feeling, "I’m just too tired to concentrate." This can be because you're worn out from work, or due to chronic fatigue or pain. This week, our hosts talk about working with the brain and body you actually hav ...  Show more

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