Have you ever wondered how everyday people caught in conflict can find common ground? This episode of Quest for Wisdom explores that very question with Yan Patsenko, an artist, language teacher, and a practitioner of Non Violence with a powerful message of peace. Yan discusses his latest project, People of Ahimsa, a platform designed to... Continue Reading →
#21 – Ayurveda, Astrology and Shamanism with Carina Greweling
In this episode of the Quest for Wisdom podcast, I had the pleasure of chatting with Carina Greweling, the insightful host of the THRIVE podcast. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom on topics like astrology, hormones, ayurveda, shamanism, alternative medicine, healthy lifestyle, and much more. Carina shared her journey and expertise as an... Continue Reading →
The Art of Vulnerability – How Vulnerable Are You?
How vulnerable are you and what does it really mean to be vulnerable. Find out how vulnerability can lead to a new perspective on life.
Everything Happens For A Reason
Do you struggle to accept situations? Life starts to become a whole lot easier when you learn to accept that everything happens for a reason.
#10 How To Not Be A Terrible Friend
A friendship to me means everything. It means 100% loyalty and 100% honesty. We all need to learn how not to be a terrible friend
#9 Neophilia and the Fear of Failure
This post discusses the ridiculous fear of failure and the pressure to constantly achieve. It also speaks a about the struggles living with ADHD
#8 A New Addiction To Natural Highs
Life has been absolute chaos, danger, destruction, and impulsivity due to my medication having not yet taken full effect again.
#7 Spiralling Towards Insanity Once Again
Spiralling towards insanity once again shows the struggles of living with ADHD, and problems with addiction to drugs and alcohol
#6 Strattera Changed my Life
Strattera (Atomoxetine) changed my life and I could not be more happy with my new brain. Read this article to find out more about Strattera (Atomoxetine)
How To Live Life With No Regrets
I spent a large proportion of my childhood in Irish pubs in the UK and Ireland, and so spent a lot of time speaking to drunk, but sometimes very wise, adults. As a curious young child I would sit there quizzing them about their lives - where they´d been, what they had done, why they... Continue Reading →