• The Art of Reinvention + The Thresholds of Change with Rainier Wylde

  • May 16 2022
  • Length: 36 mins
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The Art of Reinvention + The Thresholds of Change with Rainier Wylde

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  • Rainier Wylde is a teacher and writer who, as his son would say, is gifted with how he’s able to make people truly feel things. He has been a successful entrepreneur, a psychotherapist, a professor of psychology, and a spiritual director.  His own experiences have contributed to his deep compassion for others, for the world, and for himself. He is committed to writing about living life to the fullest, and teaching others how to access and acknowledge their deepest truths. 

    In this fantastic conversation, Rainier tells us about his decision to walk away from a community he built to chase adventure with intention, and start playing a more active role in his life. He touches on the art of reinvention, and how it was in the blowing up of his life that he stepped into the truest thresholds of change.  There is so much to this conversation, and it goes in a few different directions, and I cannot wait for you to hear it! 

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    Rainier on Instagram: @rainierwylde

    Rainier’s Website: www.rainierwylde.com

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