Most People Don't... But You Do!
Aug 20, 2026 · 45 min · 12 segments
**Episode Summary** Some people you meet feel less like new acquaintances and more like a reunion. That's how Bart Berkey describes meeting Tia Crystal — an internationally recognized artist, author…
Tia CrystalGuest
Bart BerkeyHost
And I'm even thinking about, we just presented yesterday on Capitol Hill and the event was for men's mental health and very blessed and fortunate to be asked to be part of a panel.

and just to realize the importance of being able to talk freely about challenges so if dick's dyslexia was the cause for you to feel insecure and it led to other things It's growing and it builds upon each other from a negative perspective and a negative perspective.

And so many people in their point, part of this event on Capitol Hill was to talk about we can be vulnerable.

We don't need to be so tough on the exterior and not let people see who we are and what we need.

The question in all of this, Tia, comes back to when did you realize that it was okay to be different?

vibrates at and kept me in that non-physical dimensional world that we still are connected to whether we believe in it or not.

So I was always there and I was always with my connection there and really it solidified for me around my, my biggest life change was 30, but I had a message come to me when I was 10 years old in a chapel a light came and I heard a voice.

And in that time, that voice told me that I would know what my life was about when I turned 40.

So 40 is an old lady, which I'm definitely not saying she's old today because I'm way past 40.

quite an incredible miracle because I've become the living embodiment of what I teach and people who know me and work with me trust that because I don't teach what I'm not and what I haven't experienced

how lovely and for our listeners how would you describe what is it that you teach to you

I teach you how to become very clear with who you are, what you desire and let go of some of the old programs that really are no longer working for you.

But instead of digging them up, We go back to where that might have started, but we go back at the age you are today.

And it's like taking that in a child's hand, but you are the success of the story that you may not still believe you are.

So today, talking to people and for listeners, you are the success of Today, you are the success.

And I'm even thinking about, we just presented yesterday on Capitol Hill and the event was for men's mental health and very blessed and fortunate to be asked to be part of a panel.

and just to realize the importance of being able to talk freely about challenges so if dick's dyslexia was the cause for you to feel insecure and it led to other things It's growing and it builds upon each other from a negative perspective and a negative perspective.

And so many people in their point, part of this event on Capitol Hill was to talk about we can be vulnerable.

We don't need to be so tough on the exterior and not let people see who we are and what we need.

The question in all of this, Tia, comes back to when did you realize that it was okay to be different?

vibrates at and kept me in that non-physical dimensional world that we still are connected to whether we believe in it or not.

So I was always there and I was always with my connection there and really it solidified for me around my, my biggest life change was 30, but I had a message come to me when I was 10 years old in a chapel a light came and I heard a voice.

And in that time, that voice told me that I would know what my life was about when I turned 40.

So 40 is an old lady, which I'm definitely not saying she's old today because I'm way past 40.

quite an incredible miracle because I've become the living embodiment of what I teach and people who know me and work with me trust that because I don't teach what I'm not and what I haven't experienced

how lovely and for our listeners how would you describe what is it that you teach to you

I teach you how to become very clear with who you are, what you desire and let go of some of the old programs that really are no longer working for you.

But instead of digging them up, We go back to where that might have started, but we go back at the age you are today.

And it's like taking that in a child's hand, but you are the success of the story that you may not still believe you are.

So today, talking to people and for listeners, you are the success of Today, you are the success.
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