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We Are Always Finding a New Normal, and Maybe That's the Point
We spend much of our lives trying to get back to normal. After childbirth, surgery, illness, children leaving home, or parents needing more care, we reassure ourselves that once we get through this chapter...
Oct 216 min read


Why Does Someone Else’s Success Make Us So Uncomfortable
Something fascinating happens online when somebody shares that something has gone really well for them. They might have won an award, landed an opportunity they have been working towards, reached...
Oct 218 min read


The Life You Want Begins Before You Feel Ready
You can build a life that looks impressive and still feel strangely absent from it. You fulfil responsibilities. People depend on you. Perhaps they admire your discipline, your kindness, your ability...
Oct 206 min read


Is My Tarot Reader a Witch?
“I’m terrified of what the cards will say!” A session with an intuitive Tarot reader is definitely not a parlor trick, witchcraft, or anything dark!
Oct 203 min read


How to Lovingly Smash Your Own Glass Ceilings
Have you ever felt like you were meant for more, but it still feels too far out of reach? Like the experiences that you are having in your career or in your private life are not even scratching the surface...
Oct 208 min read


What Coaching Has Taught Me About Truth and Perspective
One of the questions I was asked during my recent Brainz Magazine interview was how I distinguish between what a horse is actually showing and what a client believes they are seeing. In other words, whose truth...
Oct 205 min read


What If Intuition is Not Mysterious at All?
You meet someone for the first time, and something feels off. An opportunity looks perfect on paper, yet you hesitate. You enter a room and feel an immediate urge to leave. When someone asks why...
Oct 196 min read


The Power of Positive Affirmation Songs
A song can give us words to return to when our own inner dialogue becomes harsh. Positive affirmation songs bring supportive language into music, creating an opportunity to practice self-respect, acknowledge...
Oct 189 min read


The Invisible Network – Why You Can Feel Lonely Even When Surrounded by People
Have you ever been surrounded by people and still felt completely alone? Feeling lonely even when surrounded by people can seem contradictory, but loneliness is not always about how many people are around us.
Oct 186 min read


You Are the Journey, So Stop Waiting for Your Life to Begin
It is easy to postpone happiness until we feel more confident, achieve another goal, or finally have everything figured out. But life is already unfolding in the ordinary moments, uncertain days, and unexpected...
Oct 175 min read


LifeArchitecture: Part 4 of 23 – Why Clarity Must Come Before Goals
There is little value in building a new goal on top of a situation we do not yet fully understand. We talk a great deal about goals. What do we want to achieve? How much do we want to earn? Where do we want to live?
Oct 166 min read


Your Opinion Matters Most
A useful inner voice is honest, specific, and on your side. Some people say with a smile, “I talk to myself because I like to have the opinion of an expert.” As funny as it may sound, that inner voice may give...
Oct 164 min read


The Most Important Relationship You Will Ever Have is the One With Yourself
We pour enormous energy into our relationships with other people: our partners, our families, our friends, our colleagues, our children. Yet the relationship that shapes every single one of those, the one we...
Oct 164 min read


When Self-Awareness Becomes Self-Surveillance
Sometimes the conversation is already over, but we are still inside it. You have left the room and the other person has moved on with their day. Yet we continue to replay what happened: the sentence...
Oct 156 min read


Beauty Beyond What Meets the Eye – Part 3
In A Grief Observed, C. S. Lewis wrote: “To this day I do not know what they mean when they call dead bodies beautiful. The ugliest man alive is an angel of beauty compared with the loveliest of the...
Oct 154 min read


Why Japanese People Turn Everyday Habits Into Rituals and What Shinto Has to Do With It
Why do Japanese people remove their shoes before entering a home? Why do children help clean their classrooms? And why do families continue traditions passed down through generations, even...
Oct 154 min read


There is No Power Outside of You, None
What if humanity's greatest developmental challenge is not learning how to repair psychological fragmentation, but recognizing why we continue perpetuating the conditions that produce it? In this inaugural article...
Oct 1513 min read


Why Your Subconscious, Not Your Willpower, Determines How Far You Go
Spend a few minutes on social media, and you'll hear that success is all about mindset: think positively, visualise your goals, repeat affirmations, stay disciplined, and hustle, hustle, hustle. These...
Oct 146 min read


The Hidden Power of Strategic Psychotherapy
Many people enter therapy believing change will occur simply by talking about their problems repeatedly until they eventually feel better. While insight and self-awareness are incredibly valuable, many...
Oct 145 min read


Human Creativity and the Role of Inspiration
Our ancestors created some of humanity’s greatest works by seeking inspiration from a higher power, recognizing the role of divine guidance in their creative achievements. Do we still consider and...
Oct 1413 min read


Finding the Good in Life
I have a good friend whom I truly admire. Not because her life is perfect. Not because she never has a bad day. And certainly not because nothing ever gets to her. What I admire is what she does after...
Oct 144 min read


Sagar V Chauhan I on Defining Legacy, and Taking Effective Control After 2019 Sectioning
Legacy is often discussed as though it were a matter of inheritance, wealth, ancestry, or the achievements by which an individual becomes known. Yet there is another, considerably more intimate dimension...
Oct 137 min read


The Freedom of a Mind That No Longer Needs to Escape Itself
What if the greatest freedom we can experience is not the freedom to do whatever we want, but the freedom to be with ourselves without needing anything to change? I have been obsessed with something...
Oct 137 min read


When Your Brain is Biased and Why Better Habits Need Rules Before They Become Automatic
We often assume that changing a habit begins with motivation. I need to exercise more. I need to stop checking my phone. I need to stop worrying about every symptom. I know this behavior isn't...
Oct 136 min read
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