Secret life: Lea thought that constantly analyzing herself would solve her problems. She went from stress to too much alcohol and excessive shopping to finally finding peace of mind and an on-going sense of ease.

Believing that happiness lies in the understanding of all things, as a young adult Lea began analyzing everything. She analyzed her family history and its apparent effect on her. She analyzed her own personality traits and behaviors.

She analyzed life in general, down to the smallest detail.

This led to constant thinking and the overuse of her analytical mind – an innocent and common misunderstanding about what helps. As this did not support her in finding a solution to her stressful everyday life, she only felt even more pressure inside.

Bad habits such as heavy drinking and excessive shopping followed.

And so, she started working even more intensively on herself. She tried self-awareness techniques, spiritual methodologies, and various...

Secret life: Shailia was an advancing Online Marketing Strategist with a hidden inner life of pressure, stress, and chronic pain ... and a misunderstanding about job changes and the source of ease and grace.

A friendly demeanor, a positive outlook, and a go-getter attitude – this is how Shailia showed up to life and was seen by superiors, co-workers, clients, and friends.

On the outside, things seemed crystal clear: Shailia was climbing the career ladder with ease and had found her sweet spot in work and life. On the inside, she was "crashing" every night at home and experiencing overwhelm, exhaustion as well as terrifying panic attacks.

She could hardly sleep, her mind plagued by recurring thoughts and her body under the duress of chronic pain due to stress, often accompanied by a fear of death.

For years she was convinced that a job or career change would solve her problems – but everything caught up with her. In this interview, Shailia...

A few years back, while taking part in a 3P coach training, I was sitting with another participant on a couch in a beautiful hotel.

We’d already been training together for over six months and had been asked to pair up for one last reflection on the last day of the program.

She went first.

And before long I had the feeling that the person in front of me was an entirely other person than the one I had spoken many times before.

She was so different that it shocked me. I even found myself saying:
„I feel like I’m really seeing you for the first time since we met.“

To which she replied:
„Shailia, that’s because every time we talked before, I wasn’t really with you. I was up in my head watching shitty movies about myself and you.“

Immediately I understood she’d seen something about Thought, and it had catapulted her back into presence, back into life. And there she was.

I was starkly reminded of this story as Lea and I were...

Here in Europe, Spring has arrived. The flowers and trees are blooming in full expression of the life force.

Excerpt from a live stream with Lea Wernli, Shailia Stephens, and Robin Taffin d'Heursel

In the areas of life and business, the market for solutions is at its peak. Everyone is looking for the solution to their problems.

But what if you don't need a solution at all, because your problem doesn't really exist. If that just provoked your rational mind, watch the video.

In this week's video, we're speaking with Robin Taffin d'Heursel about this highly philosophical question: Is there something in this understanding that can help us to realize that problems and problem-solving are unnecessary?

That maybe there's nothing else to do, but to wake to this moment.

It's literally a big leap of faith that leads to the seeing of this possibility. But it's well worth a look.

What's your no-bullshit detector telling you? We'd love to hear your thoughts. Just drop us a quick e-mail: [email protected]

So much love,
Lea & Shailia

Excerpt from LIVE stream with Lea Wernli, Shailia Stephens, and Robin Taffin d'Heursel

In today's video excerpt, we're speaking with Transformative Coach Robin Taffin d'Heursel.

Listen in as Robin talks about psychological freedom and tells us what a broken arm has to do with forgetting about our natural state.

Also, hearing his computer metaphors may answer your questions about HOW to get back to your natural state.

In this new video, Robin explains how we can tap into our innate well-being by simply recognizing the superfluous nature of so many of the thought processes going on in our minds.

And he points to one of the most important questions on this path: Are the things I'm constantly telling myself actually true?

There's something inside of us that already knows the answer. And we can hear the Truth in what Robin is sharing. Isn't that beautiful?

Our hope for you: the freedom to leave the "MUSTS", "SHOULDS" and "RIGHT WAYS" of doing things behind you.

So much love,
Lea &...