If Trust was easy, we wouldn't be talking about it.  

Why is trusting so difficult?  

Burt Gershater is an inspiring, nationally recognized life coach, speaker, and trainer who sparks powerful changes in people’s lives. For 45+ years, Burt has worked with corporate CEOs, company managers, nonprofit executives and teams, professionals from many different industries, and top collegiate and world-class athletes. 

In this episode he makes the case for leaning into trust, both of the personal and spiritual kind, even as I push back occassionally, challenging him as to why it doesn't often "make sense" to do so.  

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In the US, we think "freedom" is about choices.  And, it partly is.  But true freedom is about so much more.  It's about being free from our engrained patterns of responses to the external world.  From our sense of identity.  Free to consistently explore, change and evolve who we are, without feeling tied to old thoughts, behaviours and beliefs.  

That can be easier said than done, but the groundwork to help us do so can be laid early on, during our education.

I sit down with Wade Cavin, a dedicated and brilliant Waldorf Educator, to ask him what our education system is missing at its root, why that's important, how we might approach our education differently, for our children and for ourselves as adults, and why it might be beneficial to do so.

He also speaks to why it's so important for humans of all ages to cultivate awareness of their intuition, imagination, their interests, and desires, because those are the signs that direct them on how to live their life.  

This was an incredibly enlightening conversation for me... even more so on the second listen as I was editing it.  I hope you enjoy it.  

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"The art of creative living is not the execution of some intentional program for life, but a natural, evolving expression."

It's no secret humans have not been the best stewards of nature in the last 150 years or so.  What are the cultural beliefs that have allowed us to be so callous in our behaviours?  

Spoiler alert: It's not as simple as ignorance and greed.  It's much deeper and more nuanced.  

If we want to move more in alignment with the Way of the Artist, how can we begin to explore our own beliefs about nature, stay open to the lessons it holds for us, and in the process, transform our relationship to it for our continued evolution as individuals and as a culture?  

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