In this deeply personal episode, I share my journey from being "swallowed whole" by my failures as a young mother to understanding that failure is actually a beautiful sign of expansion, growth, and devotion. More importantly, I explore how our own relationship with failure directly shapes the relationship our children will have with it for the rest of their lives. This isn't about becoming perfect. It's about becoming authentic. It's about giving ourselves—and our children—permission to be b...
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In this deeply personal episode, I share my journey from being "swallowed whole" by my failures as a young mother to understanding that failure is actually a beautiful sign of expansion, growth, and devotion. More importantly, I explore how our own relationship with failure directly shapes the relationship our children will have with it for the rest of their lives. This isn't about becoming perfect. It's about becoming authentic. It's about giving ourselves—and our children—permission to be b...
Why Self-Help Isn’t Helping: Unearthing the Real You Beneath the Programming
The Caim Circle Podcast
22 minutes
2 weeks ago
Why Self-Help Isn’t Helping: Unearthing the Real You Beneath the Programming
Hey hey friends — welcome back! In this episode, I’m talking about self-development, childhood conditioning, and the moment I realized that I didn’t need to “fix” myself — I needed to find myself. After 20+ years of chasing self-improvement, I discovered that the self-help industry had me focused on the wrong thing: improving a version of me that was never broken to begin with. The real work wasn’t about becoming better — it was about unearthing the truth buried beneath generational tra...
The Caim Circle Podcast
In this deeply personal episode, I share my journey from being "swallowed whole" by my failures as a young mother to understanding that failure is actually a beautiful sign of expansion, growth, and devotion. More importantly, I explore how our own relationship with failure directly shapes the relationship our children will have with it for the rest of their lives. This isn't about becoming perfect. It's about becoming authentic. It's about giving ourselves—and our children—permission to be b...
