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Unlock the secrets to your true potential with the profound wisdom of Enneagram experts Jeddy Bowen and Dayna Corley. Promising a journey of self-discovery, our conversation on Restoration Beyond the Couch reveals how understanding the Enneagram can transform both personal and professional lives. With insights from modern psychology and ancient spirituality, this episode promises to shift your perspective on personality, character, and how we relate to the world.

Jeddy and Dayna guide us through the Enneagram's nine distinct personality types, each with unique motivations and challenges. From the Perfectionists and Helpers to the Individualists and Investigators, we examine how our early life experiences shape these types. The discussion also highlights the duality between our authentic and adapted selves, enlightening listeners on the journey to genuine spiritual growth. Their discussion is enriched by the fascinating work of Dr. Jerome Lubbe, who bridges the Enneagram with neuroscience, offering a contemporary twist to this ancient wisdom.

As we explore the intricacies of each Enneagram type, the episode underscores the transformative power of self-awareness and empathy. By understanding not just our own type but also those around us, we can enhance communication and compassion in all our relationships. Whether in a family or team setting, the Enneagram serves as a dynamic tool for fostering deeper connections and adaptability. Embrace the path to your most authentic self and discover how to nurture profound connections with others through the enriching insights shared in this episode.

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Ever wondered what it takes to transform mental barriers into stepping stones for success? Join us for an enlightening journey with Dr. Tracy Carrington, a renowned performance specialist, as she unravels the nuances of performance psychology. Dr. Carrington shares her compelling journey from a collegiate athlete grappling with mental challenges to discovering the power of performance training. She emphasizes the critical distinctions between clinical therapy and performance coaching, highlighting the ethical boundaries she maintains while working hand-in-hand with clinical professionals to provide holistic care for her clients.

Get inspired by the incredible story of an athlete who went from being a walk-on in pole vaulting to achieving national fame. We explore the unique differences between athletic programs in Tennessee and Colorado, and the evolution of women's pole vaulting. This segment underscores the indispensable role of support systems and technology in the success of athletes worldwide. Through the lens of integrity, preparation, and effective problem-solving, we discuss how these elements come together to ensure seamless support for athletes, even across international boundaries.

Finally, immerse yourself in the emotionally charged journey of an athlete's eight-year quest to qualify for the Olympics. We highlight the sacrifices, emotional highs and lows, and the unwavering support of a dedicated team. Dr. Carrington also shares universal performance strategies that transcend sports, offering valuable techniques for mental resilience applicable in various aspects of life. From the importance of a robust support network to the intersection of physical and mental training, this episode is packed with insights that will empower you to achieve excellence in any field.


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Have you ever wondered how someone can transform a traumatic past into a future filled with hope and innovation? Join us for an intimate conversation with Michael Menard, the acclaimed author of "The Kite that Couldn't Fly and Other May Avenue Stories." Growing up with 13 siblings in a tiny home in Kankakee, Illinois, Michael's story is a powerful testament to resilience and the profound impact of a nurturing environment, even amidst generational trauma. His journey from adversity to a best-selling author will leave you inspired by the human spirit's ability to find strength in the darkest of circumstances.

In this moving episode, Michael opens up about his struggles with understanding and reframing his childhood. Initially led astray by mental health professionals who painted his past as a bleak landscape of adverse childhood experiences, Michael found himself spiraling downward. With the steadfast support of his wife Emily, he turned to trauma recovery literature and narrative therapy, ultimately rediscovering his youth with fresh clarity and resilience. Through his unique storytelling, we learn how he found beauty in his past and the transformative power of re-writing one’s narrative, painting a picture of hope and renewal.

But Michael's story doesn’t end there. From building a kite with his mother that couldn't fly to inventing the disposable diaper and securing 15 patents, his early inventive spirit shines brightly. This episode delves into how scarcity and gratitude forged his path to innovation and success. Highlighting the crucial role of community in healing and preventing childhood trauma, Michael's anecdotes underscore the importance of a supportive environment in overcoming adversity. Tune in for an inspiring discussion on resilience, innovation, and the collective journey towards mental wellness.

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