Discover how writer and creative Jordan Power transformed pain into purpose through deep healing, authenticity, and the power of sound.
Discover the meaning of “passersby” — the people who enter our lives for a moment, a season, or a lifetime — and the lessons they leave behind.
In this deeply personal and powerful solo episode, we explore the liberating truth that you have nothing to prove. This is the episode for you.
Join songwriter, author, and filmmaker Andrew Greer on Mirror Talk: Soulful Conversations as he explores the power of storytelling, faith, and community. Discover how his experiences in Plains, Georgia, and his book More Than a President reveal lessons in love, humility, and belonging.
Jennifer Kenney-Smith shares her journey from corporate burnout to spiritual awakening. Discover how emotional healing can help you reprogram limiting beliefs.
Discover how to rewire your brain and life by learning, unlearning, and relearning patterns that no longer serve you.Discover how to rewire your brain and life by learning, unlearning, and relearning patterns that no longer serve you. Practical neuroscience-backed tools, inspiring real-life stories, and soulful lessons to help you create lasting change.
Discover Samurai-inspired principles for identity creation, emotional healing, and soulful service from David C. Olcott, founder of Samurai Success Inc. Learn how congruency unlocks fulfillment and why living in service transforms your destiny.
In this soulful solo episode of Mirror Talk: Soulful Conversations, we explore the emotional and spiritual stakes of placing others on high pedestals.
Learn the MIRACLES framework by Rahul Karan Sharma and discover how small, intentional habits can transform your mindset, overcome obstacles, and create miracles in your life.
In this heartfelt episode, we explore what it truly means to shine your light in a world that often feels dark, heavy, and discouraging.
Have you ever found yourself reaching for food, not because you’re hungry? That’s emotional eating — and it’s a trap many of us know too well.
