5 Steps To Breaking Generational Curses and R...

Jay sits down with Harvard Business School professor Alison Wood Brooks, author of Talk: The Science of Conversation and the Art of Being Ourselves, to explore what makes great conversations actually work and where most of us get it wrong. Together, they unpack how to choose bett ...  Show more

Jay breaks down the difference between healthy self-reflection and the kind of rumination that keeps you stuck in your own head. He shares four practical shifts to help you break the cycle, from redirecting your attention and resisting isolation to finding purpose through serving ...  Show more

Not all of our struggles begin with us — many are inherited from generations before. In this episode, Dora reflects on her family's ancestral stories of achievement and rest, and how they shaped her own patterns. She offers a mindful approach to noticing these inherited voices an ...  Show more

We all inherit some baggage from our families of origin — and often, we don't even realize we're carrying it! On today's episode, I'm talking about how you can explore the intergenerational cycles that may be holding you back, and then make some intentional choices about what you ...  Show more

Were you the perfect child? The clown? The scapegoat? If you weren't who your family needed you to be, did other people fall apart? Without self-awareness and intentional correction, dysfunctional family roles from your family of origin can sabotage your adult relationships. In ...  Show more

Breaking generational curses is one of the most difficult thing to do. In this episode, Grant discusses how to break them and change the course of your life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices