Assume that everything that anybody has ever told you about how to do the thing you most want to do in this life is a lie. And not necessarily because they want to trick you or mislead you or keep all the good stuff to themselves (although that might be true) its more because your way of getting there is the only way of getting there - you can't do the thing that you want to do more than anything else in the world, somebody else way. You just can't. This part of the adventure is an inside job, you're on your own. You gotta find out for yourself As you read these words, you may feel a familiar tightness...

Comedian, Philosopher, Joy Sparker & World's Worst Motivational Speaker Rodney Norman joins us to talk about comedy’s powerful role in the healing process, the many benefits of making a fool of yourself and how nobody is really paying that much attention to you anyway so you may as well go do the thing you love doing. 

It is time for all of us to reclaim creativity as the  GPS of our whole lives. The other way wasn’t working. This is a rising wave of creativity we are on, and together we will bring others with us and finally heal what has been keeping us from the thing we love the most. Love. Life. Creativity.

Follow, Listen, Rate & Review (thank you!)  in Apple Podcasts  Subscribe & Listen in Spotify Subscribe & Watch clips on Youtube OR listen in your favourite podcast app   EPISODE SUMMARY Kim Krans is a visionary artist, author, and creator of the New York Times Bestseller The Wild Unknown Tarot.  She joins us to discuss the magic of tarot, the collapse of 'The Artist' archetype in current culture and society, and the importance of showing up to support our own inner artists as the most important thing we can do to heal the world. There is an incredible guided mediation at the end (in the homework section) and Kim does a tarot reading in the interview for everyone listening. Don't miss this one! ______ SHOW NOTES Have you ever had...

There is no other way work of artistic worth can be done. And the occasional success, to the striver, is worth everything. The most regretful people on earth are those who felt the call to creative work, who felt their own creative power restive and uprising, and gave it neither power nor time.