The Power of Hypnotherapy

The Wisdom of Hope

This episode explores the concept of "learned helplessness" and how it helps explain why many of us tend to give up too soon when faced with difficult challenges. I share my reflections on living in Portland, Oregon, where the thrum of DHS helicopters disrupts the tranquility of our otherwise peaceful neighborhoods. Additionally, I delve into Carl Jung's insights on discovering our true power and examine why both the Dalai Lama and Jane Goodall advocate for having hope in an overwhelming world. For further inspiration, I recommend Jane Goodall's final book, "⁠The Book of Hope,⁠ [https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/56268863-the-book-of-hope]" and The Dalai Lama's new film, "⁠Wisdom of Happiness.⁠ [https://www.wisdomofhappinessfilm.com/]"

The Power of Hypnotherapy

Lynnsey Robinson is a Certified Hypnotherapist featured in Psychology Today, Cosmopolitan Magazine, and HuffPost. In this fun and inspiring podcast, Lynnsey tells us how we can find and overcome our subconscious blocks and shift our money mindset. We also talk about what kept Lynnsey from answering her calling until later in life, even though she knew it as a child, and what you can do to follow your purpose, too. If you're ready to hear a spiritual pep talk and transform your life, this podcast is for you! Check out Lynnsey's website [http://www.lynnseyrobinson.com/] and Instagram⁠⁠ [https://www.instagram.com/lynnseyrobinson/].

Be Your Own Superhero

It's the perfect time to answer your calling because so much within and around us is in flux in today's tumultuous world. My clients often find their purpose after experiencing a life disruption because it thrusts them out of their routines and creates space for them to grow into a greater version of themselves. This podcast explores how you can expand beyond your former limits, too, by using superheroes as role models. I also use Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung's concept of the golden shadow to help you uncover your greatest gifts and tap into the power within.

The Power of Storytelling

Patty Wilde, Associate Professor of English at WSU Tri-Cities, is quickly becoming a recognized leader in her field. Her new book, ⁠⁠Winning Our Wonder,⁠⁠ [https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Our-Wonder-Rhetorical-Constructions/dp/1643365983] uses cutting-edge research to explore how stories of women who served in the American Civil War have evolved over time. Patty shares inspiring insights on how she found her calling to write and teach, better ways to tell our stories, and the importance of asking ourselves what we want to do with our wild and precious lives. You can preorder her remarkable book on ⁠Amazon⁠ [https://www.amazon.com/Winning-Our-Wonder-Rhetorical-Constructions/dp/1643365983].

The Power of Hope

Rev. Abigail Schairer is a rising star featured in Science of Mind magazine who started her own church and created two popular retreats to empower women and next-generation leaders to thrive in today's world. We talk about how this vibrant young visionary found the courage to leave her job at Stanford to answer her calling to be a minister and how you can find your right career, too. She inspires us to find hope and create a strong vision to make the change we want to see in today's turbulent times. Check out her ⁠SisterSpirit Retreat⁠ [https://www.sisterspiritretreat.org/home] at the Seabeck Conference Center on April 3-6 in Seabeck, Washington.