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9 SET 2026 · Emi'lea talks about Your Birthright Codes and shares insights on your spiritual gifts, karmic contracts, and divine purpose.
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9 SET 2026 · The Power of Beliefs: Do We Own Them, or Do They Own Us?
Beliefs shape what we notice, how we interpret experience, the choices we make, the communities we join—and the realities we help create. But how often do we pause to examine or seriously investigate the beliefs that are shaping us and our reality?
In this episode of Kaleidoscope for Be~coming, Celeste Emelia Mattingly explores The Power of Beliefs through the lens of the Twelve+ Codes for Be~coming. Drawing on her own journey through spirituality, metaphysics, unconventional ideas, and more than a few rabbit holes, she examines the distinctions among what we believe, what we know, and what our beliefs entitle us to claim—and transmit.
This exploration also grew alongside the writing of Celeste’s new book, What’s Up with Rabbit Holes? An Insider’s Guide to Investigating What We Believe, Why We Believe It, and What We Might Be Missing. The book asks us to turn the investigation around: not simply Is this belief true? but how did I come to believe it? What evidence am I embracing or discarding? What is this belief producing in my psyche and my worldview? And am I willing to look again for deeper understanding?
Neither this podcast nor the book is an invitation to stop exploring rabbit holes or to stop believing what we believe. It is an invitation to become more conscious of how we come to believe whatever it is we are believing.
With curiosity, discernment, and the Twelve+ Codes as our companions, we can learn to hold our beliefs sincerely without allowing them to own us—and continue be~coming better, brighter, and wiser on purpose, with purpose.
Look again. Reconsider. Reorient.
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9 SET 2026 · Two Ambitious Novels of Perseverance, Love, and Healing! Watch Postwar & The Escape book trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raxXV-ILp5U
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8 SET 2026 · EPISODE OVERVIEW
AI can turn four years of messy company data into a beautiful chart with a decimal point in it — in seconds. And that gift has quietly convinced a generation of leaders that the answer is the hard part. It never was.
In Episode 61 of Set 14: The Conscious Operator, host Pankaj Singh takes on the most expensive misunderstanding of the AI era: the belief that AI fixes a mess. It doesn’t. It amplifies one. Whatever goes in comes back louder, faster, more fluent and far more convincing — which means the last natural warning system leaders had, that bad input used to look bad, is gone.
Anchored by a new sub-framework — C.L.E.A.N. — the episode gives leaders five moves to run before they ask the machine anything, and makes the case that being “AI-ready” is not a technology project at all. It is an honesty project. And the same five moves that clean an organization's data clean a leader’s thinking, because both systems obey the same law: garbage in, garbage out — except now the garbage comes back articulate.
https://theseamlinemethod.com/ai-quickstart
· AI is an amplifier, not a fixer — Why pointing AI at a mess doesn’t resolve the mess; it returns it in a suit, in a chart, sounding like it went to business school.
· The lost warning system — A wrong answer used to arrive looking wrong. Now it arrives looking like a dashboard — and why that changes what leaders must personally check.
· Readiness is honesty — Why “fewer than seven percent of organizations are AI-ready” is not a budget problem or a vendor problem, but an admission problem.
· The C.L.E.A.N. framework — Five moves — Catalog what’s actually there, Label it honestly, Eliminate the contamination, Align it to a decision, Name the gap out loud.
· The two leaders — The Output Chaser (judges the answer by how good it sounds) versus the Input Keeper (guards what goes in, because input is the last place judgment lives).
· The four-passenger word — How a single undefined term — “segment,” “active,” “qualified,” “done” — silently corrupts every decision downstream, and the four-person exercise that exposes it in ten minutes.
· Clean data ↔ clear mind — The same five moves applied to a leader’s own input stream: inherited assumptions, borrowed anxiety, and worries that were never asked for identification.
· The AI + Human Line — What to hand the machine (sorting, merging, pattern-finding, speed) and what stays human (what counts as true, what the words mean, what’s allowed in, and naming what you don’t know).
https://www.thetransformationnetwork.com/ttrevelution/host/pankaj-singh-556/
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8 SET 2026 · At 21, Dr. Marline Duroseau's gut told her something wasn't right, so she asked to be checked, years before most women would think to. What followed was a decade-long fertility journey while she climbed to Chief Financial Officer: five rounds of IUI, IVF, the devastating loss of her daughter Angel Grace to undiagnosed cervical insufficiency and sepsis at 22 weeks, a pioneering transabdominal cerclage, twin sons born at 26 weeks weighing under two pounds each, and finally a full-term rainbow baby. This week on Beyond Birth Trauma, Marline shares what it really takes to keep choosing hope when your body keeps changing the plan.
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8 SET 2026 · In this special archival episode of The Dr. Pat Show, we go back to 2004 for a powerful conversation between Dr. Pat Basile and legendary writer, activist, and women’s rights leader Gloria Steinem.
Originally recorded for Crust Busting Your Way to an Awesome Life, this conversation explores what it means to break through the beliefs, conditioning, and limitations that keep us stuck—and to use our own power to create meaningful change.
Gloria shares the story behind one of the phrases that profoundly influenced Dr. Pat: “Do something outrageous every day.” For Gloria, being outrageous wasn't about being reckless. It was about taking action in the cause of simple justice and refusing to accept the limitations placed upon us.
Together, Dr. Pat and Gloria explore the progress of the women's movement, the importance of women standing on the shoulders of those who came before them, and the responsibility we each have to create stronger shoulders for those who come next.
Gloria also speaks about the power of voting, women's economic independence, reproductive freedom, language, self-respect, raising children without violence, and—perhaps most importantly—the necessity of imagining change before we can move toward it.
This is a conversation about equality, courage, possibility, and the everyday choices that can help create a more just world.
In this episode, you'll hear Gloria Steinem discuss:
- Why women were taught to believe their limitations were “natural” and how listening to one another helped change that belief
- The meaning behind “Do something outrageous every day”
- Why we must treat ourselves as well as we treat others
- How young girls are watching—and learning—from the choices women make
- The importance of honoring the work done inside the home
- Why the women's movement is far from over
- The power of women to create change through business, political participation, and collective action
- Why voting is an essential expression of personal power
- The importance of imagining the world we want before we can create it
- Raising a generation of children who understand that all human qualities belong to all people
- The connection between nurturing, gender expectations, and violence
- Why we need to both “keep people from drowning” and look at the long-term reasons people are falling in
- The importance of having a vision of hope that keeps us moving forward
At the heart of this extraordinary conversation is a simple challenge: What outrageous thing will you do today in the cause of justice, equality, or positive change?
And perhaps, as Gloria reminds us, the question isn't whether we're willing to change the world. It's whether we're willing to take the next small, courageous action that makes change possible.
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8 SET 2026 · Have you ever felt like your mind just won’t slow down? Constant overthinking, second-guessing yourself, trying to hold it all together while feeling overwhelmed on the inside?
This week on Afterlife Café TV, I’m joined by Hellen Buttigieg—certified hypnotist, mindset coach, former HGTV host, and author of the newly released book Calm & Clear.
Together, we’ll explore how mental clutter affects every area of our lives, why so many of us struggle with perfectionism and self-doubt, and practical ways to quiet the inner noise so we can reconnect with ourselves.
Whether you’re navigating stress, feeling emotionally drained, or simply looking for more peace in your daily life, this conversation offers gentle insights and practical tools to help you move from overwhelm to clarity.
Join us for an inspiring conversation about creating calm from the inside out.Have you ever felt like your mind just won’t slow down? Constant overthinking, second-guessing yourself, trying to hold it all together while feeling overwhelmed on the inside?
This week on Afterlife Café TV, I’m joined by Hellen Buttigieg—certified hypnotist, mindset coach, former HGTV host, and author of the newly released book Calm & Clear. ( available on Amazon)
Together, we’ll explore how mental clutter affects every area of our lives, why so many of us struggle with perfectionism and self-doubt, and practical ways to quiet the inner noise so we can reconnect with ourselves.
Whether you’re navigating stress, feeling emotionally drained, or simply looking for more peace in your daily life, this conversation offers gentle insights and practical tools to help you move from overwhelm to clarity.
Join us for an inspiring conversation about creating calm from the inside out.
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7 SET 2026 · September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, but for Erica Gifford Mills, suicide prevention isn't something that belongs to one month, one campaign, or one social media post. It is personal.
In this deeply personal solo episode of Get Rooted Radio – Living It Up, Loving It Up, Letting It Go, Erica shares the story of her son, U.S. Marine Corps Sergeant Conner Mills, and how losing him to suicide transformed unimaginable grief into a mission.
Erica talks candidly about the silence and stigma surrounding mental health, particularly within military and veteran communities, while breaking down suicide warning signs, what to say when you're worried about someone, what not to say, and why asking the uncomfortable question can save a life.
She also shares the story and mission behind Rooted In Service, created in Conner's honor to advance education, awareness, advocacy, and suicide prevention for active-duty service members, Veterans, their families, and the communities that love them.
This isn't an episode about statistics. It's about people. It's about conversations. It's about refusing to look away. And it's about becoming louder than the silence.
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