This week’s episode is the last in a 3-part series called Super Freak to Superpower. The first episode was Freaks of Feather Flock Together, all about finding your freaky tribe. The second in the series was First Freak Then Chic, that one was all about funneling your freakishness into creative pursuits. Today we are going to talk about finding your freaky superpower with regards to business.

Today’s topic is Superfreak to Superpower Part 2 – First Freak Then Chic. We are going to talk about finding your freaky superpower with regards to your creativity.

Today’s topic is Superfreak to Superpower. This one we are actually going to do as a 3 part series because this is a huge topic. This episode is Part 1 – Freaks of a Feather Flock Together. We are going to talk about finding your freaky superpower with regards to your social life and social connections.

This episode is on The Shadow archetype from Jungian Psychology and how it manifests in everyday life.

Last episode we put the triple X in explicit when discussed taboos. And since we discussed the beginnings of life we thought why not "dig" (pun intended) into the end of it. This episode is all about death and grief. We have a special guest and friend of the show, a wearer of multiple hats, a few of which are a Psycho-Spiritual Counselor & a Psychedelic Integration and Spiritual Life Coach and amateur Thanatologist, Ana-Alicia Montano. Suki P. Wyld - wyldessentia.com Dr. Misty Marlowe - www.mistymarlowe.com Ana-Alicia Montano - www.journeyswithana.com/

In this episode Dr. Misty Marlowe and Suki P. Wyld talk about old school taboos that need a reboot

In this episode, Dr. Misty Marlowe and Suki P. Wyld (aka the Wyld Soothsayer) define gaslighting and explore red flags for identifying a gaslighting relationship. ***Editor's note for this episode: Suki very much wanted it to be noted that she would like to correct "Jessica Landsburry" to "Angela Landsbury" Resources from today's episode: National Domestic Violence Hotline: https://www.thehotline.org/ or 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) • Breines, J. (2012, April 16). Call me crazy: The subtle power of gaslighting berkeleysciencereview.com/call-me-crazy-the-subtle-power-of-gaslighting/ • Stern, R. (2009, May 19). Are you being gaslighted? Retrieved from psychologytoday.com/blog/power-in-relationships/200905/are-you-being-gaslighted • What is gaslighting? (2014, May 29) thehotline.org/2014/05/what-is-gaslighting

The implications of cognitive distortions, automatic thoughts, and limiting beliefs in therapy and life coaching.

Two Life Coaches discuss how to have a happy “NO” year. How saying no can help you have the best year ever!

Dr. Misty Marlowe and Suki P. Wyld discuss life coaching topics related to the holidays, establishing verbal and emotional boundaries, and difficult conversations with relatives.