100th Episode: This Was Never About Self-Improvement (plus the 1 year, top 10 episodes of the year & more)
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EPISODE 100: "This was the year of realizing that being seen isn’t about doing more—it’s about feeling safe enough to stop abandoning yourself." -Caitlan
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In this milestone episode, Caitlan Siegenthaler reflects on what the last 100 conversations have actually been about: self-permission over self-improvement, nervous-system-led visibility, and the quiet work of becoming yourself without self-abandonment.
If you’ve been trying to fix yourself to be seen, this episode is your invitation to stop.
What You'll Learn:
- Why IFS and Human Design aren’t self-improvement tools
- What visibility looks like when your nervous system feels safe
- Why beginnings are about becoming, not doing
- How intuitive leadership actually forms
- What legacy really is (and what it isn’t)
10 Lessons from This Year’s Top 10 Episodes:
- Reiki & IFS with Elizabeth Scott
- Nodes & Past Lives with Sarah Temel
- Return+: The Human Design of Being Seen
- Return+: BTS of the Reading with Dr. Richard Schwartz
- Return+: Evolving Beyond the Therapist Identity
- The Legacy of Being Seen with Mao Beckett
- Notes on Being Seen: What Visibility Really Means
- Ditch SMART Goals: The Intuitive Way to Reach Your Goals
- I Had to Be Quiet to Stay Safe with Jalon Johnson
- Internal Family Systems & Human Design: The Ultimate Power Duo
- Listen to Episode 99 of Return here
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Produced by Caitlan Siegenthaler
Cover Art by Kiara Opara
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That is a beautiful energetic exchange for Caitlan creating the show.