In this honest reflection, I explore the quiet ache so many of us carry. The feeling that the life we’ve been sold: faster, busier, more optimized...just isn’t working. From success to social media, fashion to information overload, I ask what we may have gotten backwards and what it might look like to move forward with more peace, presence, and purpose.

This isn’t about going back in time...it’s about remembering what it means to be human. Thanks for tuning in.

Sometimes, what we call being a good friend is actually draining us - and we don’t even realize it until we’re emotionally wiped. In this episode, we explore the fine line between being a safe space for others and becoming a sponge for their unresolved pain.

If you’re an empath, a deep feeler, or someone who often finds themselves carrying emotions that aren’t yours, this one’s for you. We’ll unpack the science behind energetic absorption, emotional dumping vs. healthy venting, and why “misery loves company” is more than just a saying, it’s a psychological pattern we can break.

You’ll also hear practical ways to protect your peace, set gentle boundaries, and reflect on your own patterns with compassion.

Because the world doesn’t just need more kindness ...it needs more conscious people. Let’s become one of them, together.

We ARE the last "simple" generation.

Before the merge. Before the algorithms. Before everything started accelerating.

In this eye-opening episode, we explore how the world is changing rapidly around us. From AI drive-thrus and disappearing jobs to the rise of automation and artificial intelligence, this is a call to wake up. Not to panic, but to pivot.

What does it mean to stay human in a world that’s being reshaped by machines?

What should we protect? What should we let go?

We’ll dive into:

• The quiet moments we take for granted that may soon disappear
• Which skills and trades will still matter in the years ahead
• How to stay grounded and conscious during rapid change
• A reflection on Mo Gawdat’s Scary Smart and the future of AI

This isn’t just about tech. It’s about choosing how we want to live and lead through what’s coming next. Because the most dangerous thing we can do now is fall asleep at the wheel.