Pretty Little Prisons

By: Wendy Watts
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  • Summary

  • We all experience some aspect of confinement in our lives, it could be situational or long term. The ability to create a new arch and escape the loops that threaten happiness can make the difference in feeling defined vs. confined by the life we lead.
    All rights reserved. Copyright Wendy Watts 2022.
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Hygiene & Healthy Living Philosophy Psychology Social Sciences
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Episodes
  • Season 4 Episode 1 Part 27: Ascendance

    Season 4 Episode 1 Part 27: Ascendance
    Jun 9 2024

    Releasing the connection to the popular definition of success in the material world and centering on one's own personal concept or philosophy of success is ascendance. Going beyond what limits or inhibits us, this is where we break free from the pretty little prison of public perception. Embrace the undefined.
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    5 mins
  • Season 3 Episode 6 Part 26: Resistance

    Season 3 Episode 6 Part 26: Resistance
    Nov 24 2022

    The collective experiences of losses and lessons create resistance in our lives. When we learn to rise above the resistance, we escape the prison (or confining aspects) of that which threatens to hold us down. This episode is about being the pilot, the plane and the protagonist of your life.
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    55 mins
  • Season 3 Episode 5 Part 25: Doubt

    Season 3 Episode 5 Part 25: Doubt
    Oct 29 2022

    Staying trapped in the state of Doubt is much like a prison. Today's episode focuses on ways to elevate from a state of doubt into belief.
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    14 mins

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