Release Doubt, Reveal Purpose

Send us Fan Mail You can love someone deeply and still feel like you’re speaking different languages, and it’s not because either of you is “bad at communication.” Sylvia Worsham sits down with Eric Gee, author of The Power of Personality, to unpack a values-based personality system that explains why one person craves certainty while another chases adrenaline. We talk through Eric’s framework of f...

Send us Fan Mail Purpose gets tossed around like a feel-good slogan, right up until you’re staring at a real crossroads and the fear of the unknown gets loud.  We wanted something more useful than “find your why,” so we brought on Ian Chamandy to explain a clear, repeatable way to find your purpose and turn it into a practical decision-making tool. Ian shares how flunking out of university led to...

Send us Fan Mail Dyslexia can feel like a locked door, but what if it’s actually a different route into mastery?  I sit down with Dr. Tommy Ree, chiropractor, sports medicine clinician, and author of The Future of Regenerative Medicine, to trace the real story behind his success: a childhood of learning challenges, a strict cultural backdrop, and a turning point that pushed him into the Navy, wher...

Send us Fan Mail Two widowmaker heart attacks. A 1.44% survival math problem. And a life that couldn’t go back to “normal” even if it tried. We sit down with AJ Jones, a high-achiever turned near-death survivor, to talk about what happens when your body delivers the message your mind keeps delaying. If you’ve been living with fear, doubt, worry, or a quiet sense that your work no longer fits, this...

Send us Fan Mail Truth can cost you a title—and hand you your purpose. When Blair accepted a big promotion, he didn’t expect to confront abuse, misuse of funds, and a system that punished honesty. He spoke up, lost the job, and found something wilder: a daily dialogue with a higher consciousness that reshaped his life and work. We compare notes on anxiety, ADHD, and the simple, stubborn practices...

Send us Fan Mail What if the bravest choice is the one that breaks the silence?  We sit down with author Joni to trace a raw path through addiction, emotional abuse, and the long road to safety—guided by late-night journaling, fierce love for her kids, and a faith that learned to set boundaries. From collecting empty vodka bottles to a failed intervention, from courtroom frustration to therapy bre...

Send us Fan Mail What if the real turning point in recovery isn’t your last drink, but your first ask for help? Dave Letterfly Knoderer joins us to trace how childhood invisibility, self-reliance, and unspoken grief can hardwire addiction—and how community, inventory, and a practical walk with God can unwind it.  His story moves from a devastating bottom to a deeper bottom in early sobriety, revea...

Send us Fan Mail Some advice keeps us breathing; other advice keeps us small. Heath Jones spent years hearing “play it safe” after multiple back surgeries, injections, and relentless pain that stole the joy of surfing big waves. A former emergency nurse and army medic, he knew the science, but the spirals of fear, protection, and catastrophizing were stronger than facts—until a physio asked for on...

Send us Fan Mail What if your path isn’t a straight line, but a set of doors that only open when you let go of the last one? We sit down with Albert, a voracious reader turned psychology professor, talent agent, and author, to unpack how faith, feedback, and focused action can carry you from “maybe one day” to a finished book in your hands. Albert shares how growing up in a sports-centric family m...

Send us Fan Mail What if the hardest truth is also the most freeing—that you’re the common denominator in your relationships? Paul joins us to unpack how a brutal breakup exposed his patterns, pushed him into deep study of attraction and evolutionary psychology, and ultimately led him to coach men through heartbreak, dating, and long-term connection. From chasing the white picket fence to covert c...

Send us Fan Mail A hotel with no bathtub sparked a wellness invention. Daniel Harthorn joins us to share how a missed ritual became Scent Espresso, the first in-shower aromatherapy diffuser that pairs premium essential oils with a guided breathing light to calm the nervous system and make everyday stress easier to carry. We go beyond the highlight reel to unpack the journey from building a beloved...

Send us Fan Mail Fear and doubt have a way of moving in quietly until they run the whole show.  We sit down with author and coach Jaquie Elliott to unpack “abusive brain chatter” — the subtle yet relentless inner voice that convinces us we are not enough—and how to replace it with a kinder, truer narrative grounded in self-love and purpose. Jaquie shares how early conditioning and family pain shap...

Send us Fan Mail A thunderous crash, a “normal” scan, and a life running on fumes—until falling asleep at the wheel forced a reckoning.  We sit down with nurse practitioner Kelly Tuttle to chart the unvarnished path from concussion to diffuse axonal injury and the hard-won strategies that actually make daily life safer and work possible. Kelly breaks down what CT and standard MRI miss, why diagnos...

Send us Fan Mail What if the life you built to feel free became the cage that kept you numb?  That’s where former gym owner turned hypnotherapist Deron Singh found himself—multiple businesses, financial comfort, and a crushing emptiness that no new project could fix. When even copy-pasting a spreadsheet cell felt impossible, he closed his gyms overnight and began an honest reckoning with grief, id...

Send us Fan Mail What if the ground you’re searching for has been under your feet the whole time?  We sit down with meditation teacher and founder Lynne Goldberg to trace a raw, candid path through profound loss—twins, a marriage, a home, a career—and two bouts of cancer that cracked open a deeper truth. Calm helped her survive the storm. Discovering the self beneath identity changed everything. A...

Send us Fan Mail What if the years you tried hardest to forget were the very years that gave you your purpose?  That question pulses through our conversation with author Julie Barth, who raised six kids, navigated her daughter’s primordial dwarfism, and cared for a husband with stage four pancreatic cancer—capturing it all in raw BlackBerry notes typed in chemo bays. Those notes became a book and,...

Send us Fan Mail The pink slip arrived, HR joined the call, and everything familiar vanished. What happened next is a masterclass in clarity, courage, and building a business that serves from the inside out.  We sit down with marketer and former publishing exec Kelly Schuknecht, who transformed a layoff into a thriving thought leadership agency that books stages, lands podcast appearances, grows L...

Send us Fan Mail Ever felt like church gave you feelings but not footing?  We sat down with host and seeker-turned-builder, Cassian Bellino, to unpack how a lifelong Christian who still felt lost found a third way: a scholar-driven, heart-forward podcast that makes Scripture make sense.  Cassian shares the honest prayer that changed everything—“I want to want You”—and the surprising chain of provi...

Send us Fan Mail What if your biggest wins hid your deepest drift?  We sit down with entrepreneur and coach Jamaul Ford to unpack how scaling businesses—and serving everyone else first—cost him his identity, his marriage, and his connection to his own body.  Jamaul opens up about the moment he realized he’d been living on borrowed goals and “nice guy” patterns that masked a fear of vulnerability....

Send us Fan Mail What if your body staged an intervention to save your life? That’s where Rachael’s story begins—on the floor of a glass-walled office—an unmistakable signal that the grind had swallowed the person.  We walk through the fear, the bruised ego, and the radical choice to trade status for alignment, not as a highlight reel but as a faithful record of how a whisper can outvote the loude...

Send us Fan Mail What if the first step out of fear isn’t a leap, but a line? We welcome Australian poet Nadine Ellis, whose new book The Grey Between distills thirty years of lived experience into poems that hold trauma, courage, motherhood, neurodivergence, and renewal in equal measure.  Nadine shares how undiagnosed autism and dyslexia shaped her early years—feeling out of place, learning Engli...

Send us Fan Mail Ever feel like the family runs on your unseen effort?  We dive into the real work of “daughtering” with Dr. Allison Alford, a family communication expert whose upcoming book, Good Daughtering: The Work You’ve Always Done, The Credit You’ve Never Gotten, And How To Finally Feel Like Enough, names what so many women live every day. Together, we explore why daughters become the quiet...

Send us Fan Mail What do you do when the life you built for 25 years disappears overnight? We sit down with Elizabeth Jane, who turned the shock of a sudden divorce into a blueprint for healing, self-leadership, and lasting joy. Her story moves from raw grief to grounded wisdom, and she shares the simple tools that made the difference: two minutes of deep belly breathing to calm the nervous system...

Send us Fan Mail What if your confidence isn’t something you find, but something you build—one obedient step at a time?  Mbo'A joins us to share how a bold move to Ukraine shattered old ambitions and rebuilt them on a stronger foundation: God first, identity secure, and actions aligned with calling. We trace the shift from chasing status to serving purpose, and why the real question isn’t “Ca...

Send us Fan Mail The moment school ends, the rails disappear—and suddenly you’re supposed to design a life you’ve never practiced living. We sit down with youth coach Hillary Spiritus to untangle that leap, challenge hand-me-down definitions of success, and map a path that’s actually yours. From family pressure and social media comparison to the quiet tug of your inner voice, we explore how to mov...