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Commitment, Identity & the Courage to Claim What's Already Yours

What actually makes us human—when AI already knows everything?

The Math + Magic of Turning Clarity Into Results

Your energy already knows. Some hours are made for creating. Some are made for resting. In this episode, I share how to find your creative clock, why forcing productivity backfires, and how listening to your energy can quietly change everything.

Start your Year of You: https://repossible.com/yoy/

You don't need to do more—you just need to do one small thing. If you want next, I can: • Tighten this into a 2-sentence Apple Podcasts–style blurb • Write a spoken intro/outro you can record in one take • Create a “Notes from Future You” version for the show notes Tiny tweaks. Massive meaning. ??

January 1st doesn't need more pressure—it needs better systems. In this episode, I share how small daily habits, weekly reflection, and monthly perspective quietly shape a meaningful year. No hype. No hustle. Just what actually works.

Yes, you are.

In this deep, end-of-year conversation, Bradley Charbonneau and Becca Syme explore why burnout often comes from growing everything at once—and how pruning, rhythm, and self-knowledge create sustainable energy.

Got a plan for 2026?

Most people don't struggle with passion. They struggle with finding the people who actually get it — the ones who hear your story and think, “Oh… that's me.”

If you've been waiting for perfect conditions to go deeper, this episode might nudge you into a new space — one you already have access to.

One connection point that says, “Yep… I get you.”

Why “I'm fine” is the most expensive lie we tell ourselves.

When Identity Isn't in Your Pocket

One call from the Netherlands proved the point: when you get on stage, doors open you didn't even knock on.

Giving doesn't have a minimum threshold.

“What if the smartest move you make this year isn't starting something new… but quitting the thing that's quietly killing your momentum? Today, we're unpacking the misunderstood art of quitting—and why your wiring, not your workload, decides what actually works.”

“In this episode, Becca Syme and I talk about quitting — not as failure, but as freedom. If you've ever felt like you're doing everything right but still not getting the results you want, this conversation might be the reset your mind, heart, and gut have been waiting for.”

Ever notice those early-morning flashes of insight — the ones that fade the second your phone lights up? This episode is your permission slip to act on them.

Jackpot Moment from Las Vegas

Why nomads form friendships that last a lifetime

Fasting, meditation, and one simple action that changes everything.

How speakers can use YouTube to level up their confidence, craft, and connection.

Eating walnuts in Albania.

Sometimes the universe whispers through a single question. For Nicoline, it was five words: Why not have it all?

What if life isn't meant to be lived all in one place?

Most people say, ‘Wow, Barcelona's beautiful, I wish I could live here.' S.A. Grant didn't just say it—he and his family did it. From visas to breadcrumbs for future generations, this Now What?! conversation is all about becoming the kind of person who actually makes the move.

Yep, scared.

Not just anywhere.

Someday isn't on the calendar.

Who are you under the mask?

How the sausage is made.

What if you're not just one villain, but all of them? In this episode, I share how to stop being overwhelmed by the crowd in your head and decide which villain to face first.

If you don't like the echo, change your call.

4 little letters.

Structure to the spacey spiritual scenes!

“Turns out, I wasn't doing it wrong—I was just doing it someone else's way.” In this episode, Alex & Jordan explore how Human Design helped Nicoline Huizinga and Bradley Charbonneau uncover the real reason behind burnout—and what happens when you finally start working with your own energy, not against it.

I always thought something was wrong with me—like I was too much, too all over the place. But when I learned just one tiny thing about my Human Design... it was like getting permission to finally be who I already was.

The party is beautiful, but the practice is powerful. 500 is the milestone they see. But 501? That's the win no one sees—and the one that changes everything.

33,694 minutes.

If every episode was your best, how would you ever grow?

What If the Secret to More Energy Was Less Food?

This one's for the brave—and those ready to become brave.

It's one part reflection, one part vision, and all parts you.

Why my toast routine might change how you see your life.

Wait ... there's no more!

Today's meditation felt like brushing my teeth. Nothing magical. Nothing new. But you know what? I showed up. I stayed in the game. And sometimes, that's the entire point.