After suffering from low self-esteem for some time, Jevon is now a very happy man, and he’s generally good at stopping negative thoughts before they take hold. Even so, he still needs to remind himself that he is enough, he is powerful, and that some things take time before they happen.

Brandon has been helping others master their emotional intelligence through coaching and consulting, but it’s starting to hold him back from where he’d like to center his life. Now, his focus is to strike a balance between being present as a father and scratching his professional itch.

Claudine blends tarot with the material world, helping people find the best version of themselves. She still struggles with reverting to the negative default and needs to find a way to avoid this to move forward.

Having helped many other people heal at the cellular level through sound and find complete alignment, it’s Jessica’s turn. She suppressed her cells for too long, now she is working on her own healing journey.

Debra is a spiritual practitioner who helps people develop awareness, connection and relationship with parts of themselves that they have become disconnected from. She aims to return the energetic and spiritual bodies to a state of wholeness via a divine source. She emphasizes the importance of staying true to one's beliefs while helping others, and stresses the importance of compassion, understanding, and gradual guidance.

Mike was a stay-at-home dad for many years, and when he tried to re-enter the world of work, he struggled. He completely lost his confidence and identity, only finding them again by surrounding himself with great men. He wants to be that resource for other men, helping them to re-find hope.

Megan helps lawyers find their creativity after having practiced for four years and turning to entrepreneurship herself. Even in this new path, she struggles to slow down and take things day by day, and is often overcome with negative self-talk.

Dan Miller was a career coach for many people, helping them find a work-life balance that worked for them. He came to Dane feeling burnt out and needing to slow down, having taken on too much of what he loved. Sadly, since the recording of this episode, Dan has passed away from pancreatic cancer, but his legacy still lives on in the hearts of everyone whose life he changed.

Throughout her teenage years, Jess was repeatedly told her limits, both by herself and those around her. She didn’t feel like she was enough. Since then, she has climbed out of a place of pain and sorrow, now focussing her life on empowering college students who have ADHD and Dyslexia and are facing the same challenges she did.

Sarah Dawkins is a holistic healer who has been struggling to accept that not everyone is open to a natural approach. She’s learning to let go of helping them and just love them instead.

Scott struggles to let go of things that are not his. Dane is helping him to open up his heart and go on a journey to let go.

Scott needs to let go of the things that are not his. After hearing Dane’s first song, he asks himself “am I going to be okay?”.

Scott Perry helps others to let go of things that are not theirs, but struggles to do it for himself. He is being drawn to help loved ones in places that he cannot help because they are not open to it. He needs to let go of what is not his and prune the unnecessary growth.

Tom Hunt is proud of his company, but it has become his identity and he’s scared to lose it. He needs to see that it is okay to take a step back, that he is more than Fame.

In 2011, Larissa fell off of the top of a waterfall, almost losing her life. Now twelve years into her healing journey, she is opening her heart to vulnerability.

Aristotel Dascal helps others unblock their lives but doesn’t feel deserving of his vision. To help people see the beauty in themselves, he needs to see his own, he needs to release himself from standing in the way of his calling.

Troy Oliver Tyrell, a Vancouver-based personal trainer, used to make 10K a month but when Covid hit, he lost most of his clients. Like most small business owners he is still dealing with the fallout from the pandemic. His dream? To get back to where he was in 2019.

Dr Erica Steele has seen over 40,000 patients since 2009 and is now going through a transition in her life. Having reached the point of burnout and overwhelm, she is now choosing herself over others. She is replenishing herself.

When Charles was younger, he always felt like he had to be special to avoid being overlooked. Now, in his forties, he still feels the pressures of staying ahead.

Dolores is proud of her ability to keep moving forward, no matter what’s happening. As a nurse practitioner, she strongly believes that people need to reconnect and have a relationship with themselves in order to heal. Her mission is to help people heal in ways they never thought possible.

In 2018, Mike Dillard was exposed to toxic mold, rendering him bed bound and inches from death. Over the past few years, he has been on a healing journey, physically, mentally, and spiritually. However, due to severe nervous system dysregulation, his body is now on high alert all the time, and he is experiencing Stage Four Adrenal Fatigue. The only way to solve this is to strengthen his parasympathetic nervous system.