This episode of The Success Sessions is everything if you’re an artist, entrepreneur, or human being longing to embody and express your true self in the world. I’m talking with Isaac and Thorald Koren – revolutionaries of the music world. The Brothers Koren experienced firsthand how restrictive the music industry was to their expression, and after 15 years they knew they wanted to redefine the landscape. They launched their own writer/producer team as an experiment […]
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Relinquishing your own sovereignty is devastating. And betraying yourself so others will like you not only sucks, it’s dangerous. Eventually you get confused about who you even are. With everyone else’s curated lives on display before our eyes 24/7, there’s so much capacity to fall into someone else’s sense of authenticity… In order to be who we really are, we have to claim our sovereignty. We have to be so clear in ourselves that we […]
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Recently I released a video on Rage – its value, its healthy expression, and how we can use it to spark transformation in our lives and help us live more purposefully. This work is so important right now. So I’ve created an active, meditative, expressive Rage Ritual to share with you. In this video, I guide you through it viscerally by practicing the ritual myself. Just watching it will help you access and clear out […]
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It’s a wild world out there right now. To say the least. And I know you’re feeling it, as a spiritual person who loves the world and is here to serve humanity. So as I reflected on how to best support you today, this week, and in the days ahead… what came up for me was working – in a healthy way – with anger and rage. Expressing it, moving it through, and using it […]
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Jahnavi Harrison is a musician, artist and writer whose work is inspired by the spiritual path of bhakti-yoga. Bhakti is about devotion. Love for the divine, love for the world, love for everything. Sometimes described as love for love’s sake, it has been my path as well. I met Jahnavi 10 or so years ago, when she was touring yoga studios around NYC. I saw her sing and dance, and I remember just weeping, it […]
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