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Oct 27, 2026
Charlotte PointeauxHOST
and to then meet those initiations as they come and to be willing to let yourself be changed by that and as you say now being able to guide others through it so easily and clearly because you can see having lived that and embodied that yourself it's something that empowers you enables you as a gift to be that guide for others I just love that reflection um so thank you for sharing that and how you came because I think it's so interesting isn't it like how we just you know we find ourselves at these places that we never never thought we'd never set off to be at yeah and still who knows yeah and I'm sure
Yaël LhoirGUEST
that uh I'm sure that so many of your listeners will relate because when you step into more like this space holder or a priestess or like any kind of transformative work, most of the time it didn't exist fully yet in your mind like there is not one you know job identity that is clear and so you have to like make it yourself through all of your life's experiences so i'm sure so many of the women who listen to us now will deeply relate and and when it still feels scattered i'm really sure that it's all like divinely orchestrated into something that after some time feels like everything clicked and you're like wow all of these experiences they're all like they're all in the divine plan of something unique that you are supposed to to create from this journey oh
Charlotte PointeauxHOST
absolutely and I think it's in those moments where you really feel like you can't see where this is going or what this means or what it's for or where it's taking you that that can really hold some of those greatest gifts on the other side or the that place that you didn't expect to go to all the qualities that you've had to cultivate and be initiated into they've been some of the points where it's like you feel so lost but actually on the other side of that is is this point where you have to say like Like you said, I'm really hearing and I just want to pull out the piece where you said it's identity.
Charlotte PointeauxHOST
It's not just like, oh, I'm claiming a new career.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
attention colleges or universities.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
It's something that you live or experience.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
Jazz to me is a state of life being, a state of existence.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
You can't learn it in, uh, colleges or universities.
speaker_6UNKNOWN
It's something that you live or experience.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
experience.[singing] Oh sweet.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
Yeah.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
Make me so with the bliss.
Kevin EustaceHOST
Firstly, again, a huge thank you for everyone who's been sending me some really nice comments about the fact we are literally diving back into the shows right away.
Kevin EustaceHOST
And as ever, the only line I'm gonna give is to say our Patreon is the most wonderful place online for people with a like-minded opinion about the supernatural, and the link to join is in the show notes, as well as the link to submit your own experience.
Kevin EustaceHOST
As ever, I will go into more detail about what we offer on Patreon at the end of the show.
Kevin EustaceHOST
But right now, let's begin this week's episode of Encounters.
Kevin EustaceHOST
I live in Hull, and I'm 31 years old.
Kevin EustaceHOST
This happened to me around six years ago, and prior to this I was an avid camper.
Kevin EustaceHOST
However, after this experience, I haven't been camping since.
Kevin EustaceHOST
My friend Danny and I booked a long weekend near Kielder in Northumberland, Friday to Monday.
Emily QuinnGUEST
Two is when you prepay for something.
Emily QuinnGUEST
And three is when you spend your money on experiences instead of stuff.
Emily QuinnGUEST
Very easy to see where all of this ties into live auctions.
Emily QuinnGUEST
I actually talk about this a lot when I'm in... you know, on stage in the moment with these live auction items.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
And then there are the people who seem to get under our skin in a way that feels completely disproportionate to whatever they're doing at that particular moment.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
And the question I want to explore today is why? Why does one person have the power to change how we feel so dramatically? Why do we sometimes find ourselves thinking about someone we don't even like long after we've left their company? And how do we get to a point where we can share a world with someone without having our experience of that world dominated by them? I've got a listener dilemma today which brings all of this together rather beautifully, although I suspect the listener herself wouldn't describe the situation as beautiful.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
She's been living with it for years and it's making her miserable.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
I've changed her name and some identifying details and I'm going to tell you her story rather than read the whole letter because there's quite a lot to it.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
Sarah says she's never particularly liked Laura.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
Even when they first met, she found her difficult.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
And over the years, there have been occasions when Laura has said things that Sarah experienced as belittling, humiliating or deliberately unkind.
Emma Reed TurrellHOST
Sarah's husband and his parents have acknowledged that Laura can be difficult.
Rich BennettHOST
And it's, yeah, yeah, thank you.
Rich BennettHOST
Which chapter actually helped you understand yourself differently once you saw the experience written on the page?
Mia GodfreyGUEST
I think one of the chapters that kind of helped me see that the difference that could potentially make through that writing, it was the last chapter.
Mia GodfreyGUEST
The last chapter I wrote, we traveled to Romania, and my kids that I adopted, they're my husband's kids, they met my family for the first time.
Marli AnselHOST
And I know that so many of you are going to love it so much.
Marli AnselHOST
So I wanted to share this with you today so you can experience what it's like inside the membership.
Marli AnselHOST
And so you can receive this massive shift.
Marli AnselHOST
So get ready to dive in, get your notebook if you need it, open your mind and let this land on you the way that it's meant to.
10 MINS LATER
Marli AnselHOST
Amen.
Marli AnselHOST
It's just there.
Marli AnselHOST
What is its job? Its job is to buy things, to create things, to create experiences, to move from here to there, to create for your life.
Marli AnselHOST
You feel it? Yeah.
John DemartiniHOST
We pick the one that we think might occurred, and then we jump to conclusions without actually getting really solid evidence for it.
John DemartiniHOST
I really don't believe that this lady had gone through this experience.
John DemartiniHOST
She, um, was now subordinating to the authority of this, the expert.
John DemartiniHOST
And personally, I, I-- my BS meter was going off the chart with this thing.
Rich BennettHOST
All right, so Dash Talks Live, why did you decide to start that? And explain what that is, because that's pretty awesome too.
Mark SternGUEST
Yeah, it all started because we have this product that we launched that sometimes with the experiences that we take, it may take two to three months to build it out.
Mark SternGUEST
Dash is a product we launched that plays off this idea that in this age of AI, speed to market, wins the game you know the faster that you're able to produce a quality product and get it out and really just understanding so a lot of what we're looking at dash is because this is all about how do we build a physical product in 30 days or less that's where the heart of this podcast came from but really what the podcast does is it's really meant to be less than 30 minutes in terms of the conversations and you've been on it yourself but we just want to go deep into a lot of trends that are about how we think about this idea of speed to market and just have a really good conversation on it and I love I love that you have this question system, one through 100.
Mark SternGUEST
Because it's a perfect example of something that you could turn into a product like that.
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Mark SternGUEST
And if something doesn't make sense to push back and ask the right questions and be able to anchor on not you telling me this is right, but me coming to the conclusion.
Mark SternGUEST
And part of this is this idea of extreme ownership as an entrepreneur.
Mark SternGUEST
I want to be in a position that if I um decide to move forward with your recommendation even if it's not the right one at the end of the day if it didn't work i blame myself for it but i've done the due diligence and um can understand that like i evaluated based on and i respected myself and my experiences and getting to this conclusion and that's okay very different than listening to someone others and doubting myself um so it's just wanting to take that extreme ownership or responsibility here so that's that's kind of where my head goes when i hear that question
Rich BennettHOST
I like that answer.
B. TaylorGUEST
No
Sophie WeitzelHOST
... she doesn't have any experience.
B. TaylorGUEST
experience.No, that's even better.
B. TaylorGUEST
No, you do a great job.
Sophie WeitzelHOST
[laughs]
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