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...
If your grief is new or if it’s been with you for years, this episode is for you. For the first time publicly, we open up about the losses that changed everything: the death of Joy’s fiancé, the unraveling of a relationship Matt believed would last, and the silent years we both spent trying to escape pain, magical thinking, and spiritual bypassing. This isn’t a step-by-step guide to healing. It’s the raw, real truth of what grief looks like when you live it and what becomes possible when you ...
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...
