Interview with Lisa Romano
Unconventional Thinkers
We talk with Lisa Romano, the breakthrough life coach and author of the Road Back to Me and Codependent Now What. Among the topics, we talk about include Her unbelievable recovery from a deeply traumatic childhood Her personal crusade to help people recover from codependency The importance of feeling your feelings We hope you enjoy this interview with Lisa Romano.
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Finding Meaning in the Second Half of My LIfe
Unconventional Thinkers
We talk with James Hollis, a Washington-based Jungian analyst and author of What Matters Most and Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life. Among the topics we cover include: What Jungian Analysis is What events led him to become a Jungian analyst The importance of dreaming I really hope you enjoy this interview with James Hollis.
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Interview with Machiel Klerk
Unconventional Thinkers
In this episode, I speak with Machiel Klerk author of Dream Guidance: Connecting to the Soul Through Dream Incubation. He is also the founder of the Jung Platform. Our discussion includes Dream incubation Do's and Dont's of Dream Incubation Carl Jung and how it has influenced his work I hope you enjoy my interview with Machiel Klerk.
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Ali Abdaal on How to Increase Productivity
Unconventional Thinkers
In this episode, we talk to Ali Abdaal. Ali is a doctor. He is also a YouTuber with over a million subscribers. Among the topics we cover include: How to increase productivity How he grew his YouTube channel to over a million subscribers Apps that have influenced him along the way The books that have influenced him along the way include The 4-Hour Week Anything You Want Show Your Work How to Take Smart Notes
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Interview with Jehanne Burns
Unconventional Thinkers
In this episode, I speak with coach Jehanne Burns. Our discussion encompasses: Jehanne's remarkable journey into coaching The significance of values in the coaching process Jehanne's top book recommendations I trust you'll find this interview with Jehanne both insightful and enjoyable!
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Exploring What Matters Most and Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life
Unconventional Thinkers
In this captivating episode, we delve into the world of Jungian analysis with James Hollis, a distinguished Washington-based Jungian analyst and the insightful author of "What Matters Most" and "Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life." Join us as we unravel the depths of Jungian psychology and explore the transformative power of dreams. Whether you are well-versed in Jungian psychology or just beginning to explore its depths, this conversation promises to be an enlightening journey into the realms of self-discovery, meaning, and the transformative power of understanding what matters...
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Anger: Its Healthy Power
Unconventional Thinkers
Anger: Its Healthy Power
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Overcoming Trauma - Hoffman Process Cycle of Transformation
Unconventional Thinkers
Overcoming Trauma - Hoffman Process Cycle of Transformation
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You Can Change The Way You Feel
Unconventional Thinkers
In this episode, we talk to David Burns, author of the best-selling books Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy and The Feeling Good Handbook. David has changed so many people's lives, including mine. Among the topics we cover include: His upcoming book, Feeling Great How to overcome procrastination Why acceptance is paradoxically the greatest change you can make We hope you enjoy this interview with David Burns
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Finding Meaning in the Second Half of My LIfe
Unconventional Thinkers
We talk with James Hollis, a Washington-based Jungian analyst and author of What Matters Most and Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life. Among the topics we cover include: What Jungian Analysis is What events led him to become a Jungian analyst The importance of dreaming I really hope you enjoy this interview with James Hollis.
info_outlineIn this episode, we talk to Vitale Buford, author of Addicted to Perfect. Among the topics we cover include:
- Overcoming her addiction to Adderall, an addiction she successfully hid for more than a decade
- Perfectionism
- The effects of growing up in an alcoholic family.
Vitale is an amazing person and I am inspired by her raw honesty. I hope you enjoy my interview with Vitale.