• Jun 8 at 4:00 AM – Jun 8, 2028 at 4:00 AM UTC

Episode One: Why do I feel like I always need to fix something or someone?

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Why do some people feel the need to fix everyone and everything? It may not be kindness alone. Neuroscience suggests that rescuing, solving, and over-helping can become a way to regulate our own emotions and protect our identity. Discover why your brain craves control, how the urge to "fix" can actually keep you stuck, and what happens when you learn to support others without carrying their lives on your shoulders.

  • Jun 12 at 1:30 AM – Jun 12, 2028 at 1:30 AM UTC

Episode Two: Why are we so afraid to share our visions for the future, or to dream out loud?

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What if the biggest thing holding you back isn't a lack of strategy...but your brain? Discover why neuroscience suggests we're wired to fear our own future, how speaking your dreams out loud can reshape the way you think, and the surprising science behind turning bold visions into reality. Learn why the most successful leaders stop describing the past and start declaring the future.

  • Jun 23 at 1:00 AM – Mar 1, 2029 at 3:00 AM UTC

Episode Three: Why and when did we begin to confuse the map for the territory?

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When do we start confusing the map for the territory? In this conversation, Jules and Brent explore why our brains cling to familiar mental models instead of engaging with reality. Blending neuroscience, personal stories, and leadership insights, they unpack how fear, identity, and certainty can limit growth and how curiosity, play, and intentional challenge help us step into new territory.

  • Aug 14 at 5:15 PM – Jun 30, 2029 at 7:30 PM UTC

Episode 4: Why do we allow the things we complain about the most?

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Why do we allow the things we complain about the most? Jules and Brent unpack the psychology behind complaining, subconscious patterns, negativity bias, and why familiar behaviors can keep us stuck. More importantly, they explore how awareness and intentional action can help us change the patterns we’ve practiced.