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"Sie sind sehr unglücklich, Herr!", prophezeit eine Zigeunerin dem jungen russischen Revolutionär Tarabas. "Ich lese in Ihrer Hand, dass Sie ein Mörder sind und ein Heiliger...

The great resignation and the quiet quitting phenomenon have shown us that everything is not alright at work! The landscape of work is changing dramatically since the COVID19 pandemic, and now it our time to decide whether we want our work to look the same or to look vastly different. At one level, this book is about examining why we work the way we do (9-5, Monday to Friday grind), and how our relationship with money and debt has causes us to be where we are.

INTRODUCTION: The topic and title of this book were first introduced and selected by the Hon. Commissioner of Digital Economy and Innovations, Taraba State, Nigeria, at the maiden Taraba State Digital for Circular Economy Summit, 2023. And by Divine coincidence, I was chosen to be the guest speaker for the three-day conference, which was slated for December 12th to 14th, 2023. “NAVIGATING THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY THROUGH DIGITAL INNOVATIONS AND TRANSFORMATION," as a the theme for the summit, as it was being organized by the Ministry of Economy and in partnership with the NATURE-BASED SCIENCE ...

Teen anxiety and disconnection are rising but what if the real solution isn’t more confidence, but more self compassion? In this powerful conversation, Karen Bluth shares research backed approaches to help teens build emotional resilience and treat themselves with kindness when it matters most.

These podcasts will bring you many stories of people like you and me who have overcome adversity with extraordinary acts of love and compassion. People who are creating systems that have love and compassion as their founding principles. The stories we will share will show that allowing forgiveness and compassion for those hurt us is part of healing and learning to love ourselves.

With everything that is going on with ICE deportations, in this episode we talk to Andy Semotiuk on the importance of compassion in immigration. He clarifies the different types of people who immigrate into countries, talks about his own past with immigration, offers advice regarding if you are stopped by ICE and reminds us of the importance of kindness in helping us create a better future for all.

In this heartfelt conversation, Rebecca Schaper shares her experiences communicating with animals who have crossed over, offering comfort to those grieving and a gentle reminder that death may not be the end. We also speak openly about her relationship with her brother who lives with schizophrenia, exploring stigma, love, and the deep importance of compassion. This episode invites reflection on grief, mental health, and the unseen bonds that continue beyond physical life.

How do the spaces we live in reflect the peace we seek within? In this inspiring episode, we’re joined by award-winning interior designer Kim Depole of Depole Designs to explore the power of mindful design. Kim shares how her time with Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh and the teachings of Plum Village transformed her approach to space—shifting from external aesthetics to designing from the inside out. We dive into how intentional design can support mental well-being, emotional clarity, and even spiritual growth. Whether you're looking to create a calming home, a sacred work space, or simply live...

In this episode, I chat with my own sister, Jessica, about her weight loss journey. She lost 100 pounds and is still going. We talk about society's view of weight, about her journey in losing the first 20-30 pounds, and how being radically honest with herself, got her on track to living her best life. Most importantly, we talk about the role of compassion in helping Jessica transform her body.

In this transformative episode, I speak with spiritual teacher Rashi Nayar about shadow work, spiritual awakening, emotional healing, self-love, and our relationship with God. We explore how embracing our shadow selves leads to deeper compassion, authenticity, and inner peace and how learning to love those we perceive as hurtful can radically transform our lives. This inspiring conversation is perfect for anyone interested in spirituality, mindfulness, and learning to love themselves.

What happens when someone the world has written off is faced with death? Sentenced at 16, Fernando Murillo spent decades in prison, until he began caring for dying inmates in a hospice unit, ensuring no one faced their final moments alone. In this powerful episode, we ask: Do prisoners deserve a humane death? Fernando shares what he witnessed inside an inhumane system, how compassion can emerge in the darkest places, and how his journey transformed his understanding of true freedom.

What if educational leadership began with self-worth and compassion? In this powerful conversation, Gissele and Deidre Harris explore compassionate leadership in education and why educator wellbeing is essential for student success. They discuss how self-worth, social-emotional learning, and empathy shape healthier school cultures and more inclusive learning environments. This episode is a must-listen for educators, school leaders, parents, and anyone invested in transforming the education system.

In this beautiful conversation with Aline, we talk about grieving the loss of our pets, we challenge the many misconceptions about love and loss, and discuss the gifts that loss can bring to our lives.

In this heartfelt conversation with Iona Sky, we explore LGBTQ+ family estrangement, the pain of separation, and what it takes to heal and reconnect. Together we discuss forgiveness, releasing internalized homophobia, and how individuals and organizations can create more inclusive spaces where belonging and reconciliation become possible. A powerful episode about love, healing, and finding a way back to one another.

Can a relationship survive separation and come back stronger? In this intimate conversation, a couple shares their journey apart and the unexpected path that led them back together. Along the way, we explore compassionate parenting, women’s rights, travel, and how we can reimagine aging, relationships, and love itself.

In this powerful and deeply moving conversation, Dr. Jitmoud shares the unimaginable journey of forgiving the man who took his son’s life. Rooted in his faith in Allah, he reflects on the true meaning of forgiveness not as weakness, but as a profound act of strength, surrender, and spiritual clarity. Together, we explore what it really takes to move beyond anger and separation, and to see even those who harm us as part of our shared humanity. This is a conversation about grief, faith in God (Allah), destiny and the radical possibility of love in the face of the unthinkable.

Can we create a more compassionate civilization from our current state of fear and division? we sure can, and Robertson Work can teach us how. In this podcast episode we talk about how to address the fear of the other, what the essential pillars of a compassionate civilization are, and the role the feminine energy plays in helping us create a more loving and kinder world.

In this powerful conversation, I speak with Larry Rosen, Host of The Enemies Project about what it truly takes to bring people together in a divided world. We explore why empathy is essential, how to stop seeing one another as enemies, and how listening can transform conflict into connection.

Can we truly communicate with animals? In this enlightening episode of Love and Compassion with Gissele, world-renowned animal communicator Penelope Smith joins us to explore the world of animal telepathy—a heart-based, intuitive connection that transcends language. Penelope shares how animal communication can foster deep emotional healing, strengthen the human-animal bond, and awaken our innate capacity for compassion. You’ll hear inspiring stories, practical insights, and a powerful message: animals are not just companions—they are teachers, healers, and conscious beings. Whether ...

In this deeply moving episode, Barry Adkins shares how he transformed unimaginable grief into a powerful mission of love and awareness after losing his son to binge drinking. Barry walked more than 1,400 miles to start conversations about alcohol misuse, peer pressure, and the silent risks young people face.