Tomorrow-ing, quite simply, is the verb form of tomorrow. It’s what we do when we don’t do things today because we believe we’ll miraculously be more capable or willing to do them tomorrow. We think tomorrow is the answer when in reality it’s the problem. Too often, ‘tomorrow’ becomes a catch-all for everything our instincts told us to do today. In this episode, we unravel the 'why' behind tomorrow-ing and pull the rug out from under its supposed utility. We also discuss several practical ways to combat tomorrow-ing and start today-ing.

The Zone of Divine Discomfort is the space we move into when we step just outside our comfort zone into the zone of proximal development to complete purposeful, soul-expanding, service-oriented work. It's essentially where flow meets soul. In this episode, we dive deeper into the Zone of Divine Discomfort and explore ways to access it on a regular basis.

Some of us fear our power because we've come to associate "power" with its ego-driven, hierarchical, and opportunistic counterpart of force. In this episode, we explore the differences between power and force and examine ways we can reclaim our power in a steady, heart-centered way so that we can more fully actualize our purpose.

Is stillness a reward for hard work or is it the necessary precursor to creativity? For so long the equation has looked like this—Hard Work + Desired Outcome = Stillness Earned. But perhaps we’ve gotten it wrong—backwards, actually. In this episode, we'll unravel a game-changing shift in perspective and discover why creating inner stillness may just be the most valuable and necessary aspect of the entire creative process.

In this episode we're talking about how to identify and claim our Super-Powered Purpose. If you're waffling or wavering in your life or career or in search of deeper meaning, this episode is for you. Listen on for an honest and heart-centered approach to find your way back to yourself and back to the soul work that fulfills you.

In this episode, we're talking about how giving ourselves the permission to be ordinary leads to more fulfillment, joy, and internal feelings of success. And ironically, how by allowing ourselves to be ordinary, we actually end up moving closer to extraordinary.