
Show Notes
Join Sam and Gina in this greatest hits throwback episode with New York Times Best Selling author KYLE CEASE! Kyle blew us away in this episode and if you haven't already listened or are new to Kyle, he has a beautiful gift of merging comedy with personal transformation.
Before following his soul's calling, Kyle had two #1 Comedy Central specials and was voted #1 on Comedy Central's Stand-Up Showdown. But after getting everything he thought he wanted, he realized his then "dream" career was still a mask for the pain of conditional love. He now dedicates his heart and soul to Evolving Out Loud, which is a growing community with over 400 thousand members worldwide, to helping people heal and learn our highest truth: Unconditional love.
In this conversation, Sam and Gina are mindblown that their dream guest is finally on the pod and dive into:
-How to feel our emotions without judging -How to follow your desires or mission without getting attached -Why we are so addicted to "doing" rather than "being" -How to love and listen to our inner children -Unlearning the pattern of conditional love -And so much more...You're not going to want to miss this one!
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