What if being “smart” has nothing to do with your report card and everything to do with how you think, feel, and move through the world? In this season finale, we’re pulling back the curtain on the surprising truth about human intelligence and why it’s so much bigger than grades, degrees, or IQ scores. From being told we were “too smart” for the things we loved to navigating learning differences no one spotted until adulthood… we share the moments that shaped how we see intelligence now. We’l...
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What if being “smart” has nothing to do with your report card and everything to do with how you think, feel, and move through the world? In this season finale, we’re pulling back the curtain on the surprising truth about human intelligence and why it’s so much bigger than grades, degrees, or IQ scores. From being told we were “too smart” for the things we loved to navigating learning differences no one spotted until adulthood… we share the moments that shaped how we see intelligence now. We’l...
AI is everywhere but how are we actually relating to it? In this soul-stirring conversation, Matt and Joy explore what’s really behind our collective obsession (and sometimes fear) of AI. Is it a threat, a tool… or something far more reflective? From Joy’s experience with tarot card addiction to Matt’s childhood bond with his teddy bear Simon (and a surprisingly spiritual encounter with Paula Abdul), this conversation dives deep into the emotional, energetic, and spiritual patterns shaping ou...
The Timing Effect
What if being “smart” has nothing to do with your report card and everything to do with how you think, feel, and move through the world? In this season finale, we’re pulling back the curtain on the surprising truth about human intelligence and why it’s so much bigger than grades, degrees, or IQ scores. From being told we were “too smart” for the things we loved to navigating learning differences no one spotted until adulthood… we share the moments that shaped how we see intelligence now. We’l...
