-The call to climb

- James Robbins

- What is lyrical poetry?

This episode takes a deep dive into the obstacles holding us back from our true potential with author and personal growth strategist James Robbins. Drawing from the core themes of his transformative fable, The Call to Climb, Robbins explains that the path to fulfillment isn't found in external goals, but through internal self-discovery.

The conversation explores powerful psychological "gems" by connecting modern personal growth with the timeless wisdom of Carl Jung's analytical psychology. Robbins discusses the critical role of the unconscious in shaping our reality, introducing:

The "Copy-Paste Life": How recurring patterns and plateaus are signs of an unconscious loop that keeps us stuck, preventing us from realizing our highest purpose.

The "Appointment with the Soul": A concept, inspired by Jungian thought, that calls us to intentional introspection and self-knowledge to break free from fear and external expectations.

Discover how confronting your unconscious is the key to clarity, courage, and ultimately, an enriched journey toward your authentic self.

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