Phrases like feeling “triggered” or “unsafe” get thrown around a lot in leadership, marketing, and coaching conversations. We assume feeling triggered is an inherently bad experience, which often leaves us feeling frustrated and anxious, not knowing exactly how to think about or handle these instances.

Why is it our default to first and foremost monetize whatever we do? Why does success have to make sense in capitalism-defined ways of thinking? Do you want to experience your soul’s work as a business, or something entirely different?

How much have you aspired to be free of internal conflict? How much might you be explicitly or implicitly setting that as a goal for the people you serve? Which parts of yourself are you punishing or shaming for existing within you?

As humans working with humans in the self-help and self-development industry, whether you’re a coach, healer, therapist, or practitioner, we believe our work is to heal all wounds. We think the pain or points of tension we carry are meant to be solved or cured, but returning guest of the podcast Karen Hawkwood, a.k.a KJ Sassypants, thinks otherwise. 

Join us this week as Sunny shares the cost and rewards of following her enchantment, and how her definition of enchantment has changed since we last spoke on the podcast. Sunny is sharing her wisdom on finding your way back to what feels like home, why alignment will feel different in every season of your life, and how to offer graciousness and compassion to yourself along the way.

You’re getting a huge treat on the podcast this week, my friend. My co-conspirator of The Best Fucking Coaching Course Ever Created, Melissa Tiers and I recently ran a three-part masterclass series to give you a taste of Coaching the Unconscious Mind, and you get to hear the highlights right here.