Tracking Yes: A Guide to Everyday Magic - with Liz Wiltzen, PCC

Meg Wheatley is the author of 12 books, a social activist, a global leadership and organizational consultant, a Buddhist practitioner and a guide and trainer for Warriors for the Human Spirit. After a lifetime of activism and a deep understanding of how living systems work, she’s come to realize that life is no longer subject to the kind of interventions that used to be effective. In today's conversation we explore her newest book Restoring Sanity: Practices to Awaken Generosity, Creativity and Kindness in Ourselves and Our Organizations and what’s possible when we follow the threads of curiosity and the mystical in our relationships and work. Join us for some clear-eyed wisdom about how to best participate in the world we are now living in, including: Links from our conversation: Margaret Wheatley website Warrior Songline Restoring Sanity - 6 week online course begins April 18th, 2024 Wendy Palmer interview Pema Chodron Joanna Macy Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

In a world craving genuine connection, Meredith Heller's latest book, 'Writing by Heart: A Poetry Path to Healing and Self Discovery,' offers a sanctuary. Leaving home at 13 to find her own way in the world led Meredith Heller through dangerous and heartbreaking terrain, but she didn't just survive; she thrived. In our conversation today Meredith delves into the challenges of navigating adolescence, the beauty of becoming fully authentic and deeply connected to life through the initiation of adversity, and shares how her profound trust in the natural world supported her as she learned to use the transformative power of writing to grow and heal. We explore the importance of creating a sacred space for storytelling and connection, the use of writing as a tool for self-reflection and empowerment and Meredith offers us a beautiful guided writing exercise on the wisdom of atonement. Tune in to uncover the therapeutic power of putting pen to paper. Meredith Heller website “Firebird” spoken song on Meredith’s “About” page Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Join me for a conversation with Pete McLean where we explore the power of finding beauty in the darkest places and how you can keep coming back into a creative relationship with life—no matter what it throws your way. We talk about: I recently interviewed Pete on the podcast about his bone breaking 14 foot fall off of a scaffolding, and how that led to a series of interviews he did with fellow humans about how what they thought were some of the worst things ever turned out to be the best. I was one of the folks he interviewed and this is our conversation. I think you're gonna love this conversation, Pete is as wonderful to be interviewed by as he is to interview. Pete's Podcast series on 14 Foot Falls Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Show Notes: Pete McLean was doing carpentry work when a scaffolding collapsed and he fell 14 feet onto rocks, breaking several bones in his lower body. Sometimes the falls come for us, and sometimes we choose to leap, but either way, Pete holds that our falls are the moments in our lives when something deeper in us is creating an opening to make itself visible and expressed in this world. Could it be that the thing that we spend most of our time keeping beneath the surface- because of fear or shame or some idea that it’s not OK- is presenting us with an opening to give it wings? Join us for a conversation about how we might trust the falls in our lives as experiences in which our soul is calling us into greater courage, curiosity and possibility. Pete’s Website: Of Earth and Soul Of Earth and Soul Podcast: 14 Foot Falls on Spotify Iain McGilchrist - The Master and His Emissary Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

In this insightful conversation with end-of-life counsellor Dr. Martha Jo Atkins, we explore the power of restoring our natural connection with death in a culture that is conditioned to resist it. We delve into: Martha Jo also shares about “D. School”, an initiative she designed to help us shift perceptions around death and offer guidance to those dealing with it. Marked by personal revelations and heart-touching stories, this episode investigates how we can reframe our perspectives on death, making it less about loss and more about the transition of life. * Martha’s next D-School begins in February 16th, 2024 Early Bird registrations ends: December 30th, 2023. Martha Jo Atkins website "Signposts of Dying" book Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Celia McBride is an author, playwright, cinematographer, and artist. She's also a spiritual director who helps others on their own path of seeking. In her work, she draws on her own experience of healing and spirituality, which has been anything but a straight and narrow path. In our conversation today, we talk about: Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Rich Blundell holds a PhD in Cosmic Evolution and is the founder of OIKA, which explores the 13.8 billion year story of the cosmos and offers immersive practices that bring us back into dynamic, creative relationship with it. In our conversation today, Rich shares his wisdom about the power of beauty to reconnect us with belonging, meaning, and wonder, and how the magic of science reveals to us how inextricably connected we all are. He offers his scientific understanding of the intelligence of nature and how we can tap into it to generate collaborative responses to the collective challenges we face. Today’s Guest: Dr. Rich Blundell is an ecologist whose work explores the convergence of science, art, nature and culture. As the founder of Oika, his research examines how transformation happens across the scales of person, place and planet. As a communicator, Rich tells a scientific story of the universe that includes art and human creativity as natural phenomena. His goal is to make the continuity of nature palpable. Dr. Blundell has received numerous grants and awards including an ongoing TIDES innovators award, The National Science Foundation grant for Science Out There and The Deep Time Values video award for An Earth Story. Blundell’s creative video work has appeared on PBS, National Geographic and numerous social media platforms. He is currently the Scientist in Residence at the Maria Mitchell Association on Nantucket Island. Rich’s website: oika.com Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

How can you find joy amidst even the most profound pain? My guest today, Dr. Tanmeet Sethi, a board-certified integrative family medicine physician, author, and esteemed faculty member at the Center for Mind Body Medicine, shares her remarkable insights on cultivating well-being and trust in life, even during times of intense suffering. We talk about how negative cultural messaging and trauma can chip away at our trust in life and ourselves, and she shares the science behind the cell danger response and how an extended trauma reaction can hinder our power to thrive. Tanmeet speaks of her journey of discovering unconditional love through her son's fatal diagnosis and how it sprung open a door to greater joy. We explore the rejuvenating world of movement as a powerful form of healing. Tanmeet beautifully articulates how emotions can be propelled by movement to help us transcend a narrow experience of our pain and open to let it be held in a larger narrative. We learn how to break free from the cycle of suffering by understanding where the pain lies and how to sit with it, how gratitude fuels compassion and why grace takes forgiveness to a whole other level. Our conversation today promises to be a source of strength for anyone seeking to find joy and trust in life amidst the toughest of challenges. Today’s Guest: Tanmeet Sethi, MD is an Integrative and Psychedelic Medicine Physician, activist, author, and TEDx speaker who has dedicated her career to care for the most marginalized patients in Seattle’s refugee, uninsured and homeless populations as well as global communities traumatized by manmade and natural disasters as Senior Faculty for the Center for Mind Body Medicine. She has been Core Faculty in residency medical education for the last two decades focusing on inpatient and outpatient family medicine, integrative medicine, and anti-racism in medicine. She is one of the primary clinical researchers at the University of Washington on a study of psilocybin for COVID burnout of frontline medical workers. She is certified in Functional Medicine through the Institute of Functional Medicine and fellowship trained in Integrative Medicine from the University of Arizona. She lives in Seattle, WA with her husband and three children and her first book, Joy Is My Justice, was published on May 2, 2023. Tanmeet’s Website: https://www.tanmeetsethimd.com Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

What if we could break free from the struggles and compulsions that keep us feeling disconnected from life? Join us as we explore the healing power of wonder and the art of showing up for life with Mary O'Malley, a highly regarded leader in the field of awakening and the author of several books, including What's In The Way Is The Way. Mary shares her insights into the healing power of attention in overcoming pain and trauma, and her experiences with Stephen Levine, who opened her heart and taught her to bring curiosity and compassion to her pain. We discuss: We dive into her book, What's In The Way Is The Way, and Mary teaches us how to use open-ended questions to create a space for transformation. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from a master in the field of awakening and reconnect with the joy of being alive! Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

I'm so delighted to welcome my good friend and author, Jessica Waite back to the podcast. Today we're talking about memory - how it isn't a fixed, static thing in our brain but actually a living, evolving force in our lives, and the love that's possible when you're curious and willing to allow a painful memory to be rewritten in current time. Learn more about Jessica's soon to be published book: "The Widow's Guide to Dead Bastards" Past episodes with Jessica Waite: "The Power of Love Beyond Death" - April 2020 "The Wisdom of Heartbreak" - November 2021 Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Episode Summary: Rebecca Wildbear is the author of “Wild Yoga: A Practice of Initiation, Veneration & Advocacy for the Earth”. On today’s show Rebecca and I explore the connection between mind, body and soul, how to recover to wholeness in a fractured culture, and the path of finding our true place of belonging in the Universe. Join us as Rebecca shares her wisdom on: Mystery and Soul: Navigating Culture / Recovering Self: Wholeness, Healing and Death: Today's Guest: Rebecca Wildbear is the author of “Wild Yoga: A Practice of Initiation, Veneration & Advocacy for the Earth”. She is also the creator of a yoga practice called Wild Yoga, which empowers individuals to tune in to the mysteries that live within the earth community, dreams, and their own wild nature so they may live a life of creative service. She has been leading Wild Yoga programs since 2007 and also guides other nature and soul programs through Animas Valley Institute. Rebecca's Website: https://www.rebeccawildbear.com Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

There is more than meets the eye operating in the background of our day-to-day lives. Today I'm sharing a tale of the threads of connection that weave us intimately into the cosmos and that extend well beyond what the practical, logical mind can imagine. It's also a real time story of tracking yes, a journey of abandoning the plan and trusting the clues that are appearing rather than seeking certainty to guide the way. If you struggle with decision making, it almost always comes from the idea that you're the one making the decision, on your own. But when you try on the perspective that every decision you make is a collaboration between you and a multitude of seen and unseen forces, then you begin to tune into your felt perceptions, follow clues that are revealing themselves, and let the best decision emerge as you go. If you got value from this episode, please consider becoming a patron: Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Show Notes: Wendy Palmer passed away on December 2nd, 2022. In honour of her passing I’m publishing a recast of the interview we had in March 2022. If you’ve not heard this conversation I know you’ll find it compelling. If you have, I suspect it may land a level deeper on second listen, knowing that her words are now reaching us from the beyond the boundaries of this earthly realm. In this insightful conversation Wendy offers the wisdom she has spent a lifetime embodying. She held a seventh degree black belt in the non-violent Japanese martial art of Aikido, and was a mindfulness practitioner for over 40 years. Drawing on the skills honed from both of these practices, she shares deceptively simple, fast and effective practices that support you to recover to center in stressful situations and respond creatively when life throws you off balance. Wendy speaks to: She also addresses the 3 strategies of personality self: And she teaches how we can access the powerful antidotes of perception, compassion and courage. Wendy’s website: www.leadershipembodiment.com 7 Guided Practices to Recover to Center Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Dr. Brian Stafford is a former pediatrician and psychiatrist who left his position as an endowed chair in academic psychiatry to rewild and ensoul his own life, and to discover his deeper calling. On today’s show Brian and I delve into the realms of mystery and shadow to explore the magic and possibility that emerges when we’re willing to enter a deeper conversation with the natural world, and leave the safety of the known to uncover and reclaim our wholeness. Brian shares his extensive understanding of: The 4 Windows of Knowing The 3 Realms of Knowing Shadow Work Today’s Guest: Dr. Brian Stafford is one of the leaders in the rewilding and ensouling movement. A former pediatrician and perinatal, infant, child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist, Brian left his position as an endowed chair in academic psychiatry to rewild and ensoul his own life, and to discover his deeper calling. After retraining as a wholistic eco-therapist and depth psychiatrist with the Animas Valley institute, Brian has gone on to rewild and ensoul the world as a wilderness and vision fast guide, retreat facilitator, mentor, trainer, international speaker, and writer. He is a guide, Board member, trainer, and Director of the Wild Mind Training Program, a nature-based wholistic eco-depth psychotherapy training program, at the Animas Valley Institute. He is also the Founder or Co-founder of several institutions dedicated to the rewilding and ensouling of Education, Medicine, Psychiatry, and Christianity. He lives in Ojai, California, USA and is currently finishing a book entitled “Path Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Show Notes: Schuyler Brown left a life of enormous achievement and success by our culture’s standards when a series of events led her to the realization that her livelihood was not in integrity with her soul. Join us for a conversation about the courageous path she followed out of that life, the wisdom of embodiment, the creativity and power of magic, and cultivating the skill of tuning in to the emergent field to perceive guidance about how best to move in our lives. It’s a deep and playful exploration into: Today’s Guest: Schuyler Brown offers spiritual guidance, meditation, coaching, and facilitation through The Art of Emergence. She is a former futurist and strategist in the business world who has dedicated herself to the emergence of enlightened culture and commerce. She works with individuals and groups to heal trauma and become more embodied. Her work is grounded in Buddhist Tantra, yogic philosophy, embodiment, and feminine wisdom. She writes about it all and offers guided meditations and embodiment courses on Substack. Schuyler Brown Website Schuyler’s Substack: Art of Emergence Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Show Notes: Wendy Palmer holds a seventh degree black belt in the non-violent Japanese martial art of Aikido, and has practiced mindfulness for over 45 years. She is the author of 4 books, including her latest: Dragons and Power, which explores the elements of Leadership Embodiment, a practice she founded and has been teaching to high level leaders for over 30 years. Her process draws on principles from Aikido and Mindfulness to offer simple tools and practices to increase the leadership skills of responding to stress and pressure with confidence and integrity. Wendy shares simple, fast and incredibly effective practices to recover to center when triggered, and what it means to embody the Aikido practice of “letting the attack land in the space”. She offers her personal wisdom around what it means to be resilient, why boundaries don’t work and what actually does. She also explains the 3 most essential qualities of Leadership: Today’s Guest: Wendy Palmer is the founder of LEADERSHIP EMBODIMENT, a process that uses principles from the non-violent Japanese martial art of Aikido and mindfulness to offer simple tools and practices to increase leadership capacity and respond to stress and pressure with greater confidence and integrity. Wendy holds a seventh degree black belt in Aikido and has practiced mindfulness for over 45 years. She has worked with executive teams and individuals for Twitter, Genentech, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, The Gap, NASA, Gates Foundation, Salesforce.com, McKinsey &Co, Oracle, Google, Unilever, The BBC, Accenture, Blackrock, Capital One, Intel, The George Washington University, Eileen Fisher and The Daimler Chrysler Group. She is also an author of four books, Leadership Embodiment, The Intuitive Body, The Practice of Freedom and Dragons and Power. Her coaching organization, LEADERSHIP EMBODIMENT offers Coach Training to experienced coaches and facilitators who wish to learn to coach leaders in Leadership Presence. Wendy’s website: www.leadershipembodiment.com 7 Guided Practices to Recover to Center Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Show Notes: Philip Shepherd is an international authority on embodiment and author of New Self, New World - Recovering our Senses in the 21st Century and Radical Wholeness - The Embodied Present and the Ordinary Grace of Being. This is a specially curated edition of a more extensive interview I had with Philip back in August of 2020. In today's conversation he shares guidance and tools for shifting from the head driven strategies of control and order to an embodied and deep connection with the present moment. He offers thought-provoking wisdom on these important questions: Listen to our original, full length interview: Radical Wholeness and Embodied Activism with Philip Sheperd - Part 1 Radical Wholeness and Embodied Activism with Philip Sheperd - Part 2 Today’s Guest: Philip Shepherd’s unique techniques have been developed to transform our disconnected experience of self and world. The practices of TEPP help people reunite the thinking of the head with the deep, present and calm intelligence of the body. Philip’s approach helps you listen to the world through the body, and come to know what the body most deeply understands: that it belongs to the world. Philip’s website: PhilipSheperd.com Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Show Notes: Brian Pearson recently interviewed me on his podcast The Mystic Cave. His questions sparked a fascinating conversation about the philosophy and practice of Tracking Yes, and touched on things I haven’t named before, so wanted to share it here with you guys. Join us as we explore what it’s like to: Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

Show Notes: Brian Pearson is an author, musician, former Anglican priest and host of the eclectic podcast “The Mystic Cave”. Join us for a conversation about his choice to leave the institution of religion in pursuit of his deepening relationship with wonder. It’s a courageous story of self-trust, bucking the system, tracking God and ultimately walking away from an institution which had become too small for the depth and breadth of his curiosity. Today's Guest: Brian Pearson is an author, musician, former Anglican priest and host of the eclectic podcast “The Mystic Cave”, where he hosts fascinating conversations that support an ongoing exploration into his relationship with mystery, mysticism and God. Links from today’s show: Brian Pearson Website The Mystic Cave podcast Brian's interview with me on The Mystic Cave Dan Hill - Grammy Award Winning Singer/Songwriter Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic

A little more magic and enchantment is exactly what we need in the world right now. How do we stop waiting for it to appear from outside of us, and bring our own willingness to be enchanted to the very moments we’re currently in? Today’s show explores how we’ve disconnected from our capacity for wonder, and how to get it back. We’re surrounded by opportunities for enchantment in everyday moments but we’re often too busy, too anxious or too lost in our stories to perceive it. In turning toward wonder, we can reconnect with the spark of magic that’s always alive within us ~ and remember how to trust enchantment more than the strategies of protection and control that keep us from it. *This is a recast of an episode published in January of 2021. Wanted to offer it again in the heart of Christmas. A Blessing for Presence by John O’Donohue May you awaken to the mystery of being here And enter the quiet immensity of your own presence. May you have joy and peace in the temple of your senses. May you receive great encouragement when new frontiers beckon. May you respond to the call of your gift And find the courage to follow its path. May the flame of anger free you from falsity. May warmth of heart keep your presence aflame and anxiety never linger about you. May your outer dignity mirror an inner dignity of soul. May you take time to celebrate the quiet miracles that seek no attention. May you be consoled in the secret symmetry of your soul. May you experience each day as a sacred gift woven around the heart of wonder. Source: O’Donohue, J., (1998). Eternal Echoes. Exploring our hunger to belong. London, Bantam Books. p.139 Links to things mentioned: John O'Donohue Short video of “In Search of Christmas Spirit” The talented creators of “In Search of Christmas Spirit” Mark Nepo interview on Good Life Project Support the show If you love the show please consider becoming a patron with as little as a $3 monthly subscription. It’s an unpaid labour of love and your support helps the show grow, and encourages me to keep it coming! Did this episode spark questions for you? I'd love to hear from you! Feel free to email me with comments, questions or guests you'd like me to interview. Send a voice message or email me here Thanks so much for listening! If you like the show, I’d so appreciate it if you’d follow in your fav podcast player, and share it with people you think would love it. Connect with me online: Liz Wiltzen Coaching WebsiteTracking Yes Blog The story that launched the ethos: Tracking Yes - A Guide to Everyday Magic