The Dream Catcher Podcast

The Law of Least Effort is an age-old philosophy. It states that there’s a flow to everything in the natural world. If we practice the Law of Least Effort, we can achieve things without too much effort or undue stress. Struggling against it causes resistance and pain.

In this episode, I explain why you get more done by doing less when you flow with natural forces. You’ll learn about the three components of the law and how to apply it in your everyday life.

Most people start the year excited about making resolutions but find themselves losing enthusiasm as the weeks go by. Like many people, you may find it hard to stick to your New Year’s resolutions and consequently hit the breaks on your efforts. 

The solution to making change last goes beyond better planning and organization. We have to go deeper and find ways to get emotionally invested in goals we set for the New Year.

In this episode, I outline some ways to stick with your New Year’s resolution based on age-old practices from well known traditions, and how to overcome five common blocks people face.

Get ready for another exciting interview where I speak with clinical psychologist, spiritual and psychological educator, writer, and intuitive Life Path Counselor, Bobby Klein. 

Bobby teaches others how to access their own intuition and make room for the soul in everyday life. The wisdom he imparts in his workshops and sessions have been healing and life changing for 10's of 1000's of clients for over 40 years. Bobby is also the modern-day interpreter and translator of the I Ching, an ancient Chinese oracle charting the universal flow of energy. 

In this conversation, Bobby shares his wisdom and knowledge through his 80 plus years of life. We dig deep into the ways we can gain more awareness about ourselves and develop our identity and purpose.

Bobby pulls from his wealth of knowledge in the healing arts to recommend rituals to anxiety, fear and uncertainty. 

If you want to learn how to connect deeper with your inner self and some healing practices to raise your vibration, you definitely don’t wanna miss this.

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Reflecting on a year that’s gone by is something we typically do this time of year. 

We think about all the things that happened to us: the wins, losses, and lessons. More importantly, we think of the ways we can make the next year better. But this year is different.

Coming to terms with all that’s happened in 2020 is going to be difficult for many. Taking on an empowering perspective can help us view it differently. Thinking back to similar events in history can offer that. We also feel more connected with our humanity.

Over the course of this year, not only did we learn a lot about ourselves, but we witnessed new sides to people in general. This week’s post is all about how we can use the events of this year to become better. We also look at what 2020 has taught us about the human family.

Finding your niche is finding your sweet spot; a place where your interests and market needs overlap. It’s where you shine and where you have an audience who appreciate your uniqueness.

Yet the idea of niching down and shrinking your audience can make many people uncomfortable. They believe that appealing to the masses is the key to success. 

But in a crowded job and online marketplace, finding a niche has become critical. In this week's post, I explain the importance of niches and share four steps you can take to find a niche you could thrive in.

Human civilization is at least 40,000 years old and we are now rediscovering the ancient wisdom of our ancestors who embraced a vast heart-centered consciousness, which is still relevant today.

My guest today, Dr. Betty J Kovacs, believes that by connecting with the heart-centered consciousness and sacred perspective of the ancients, we can get to the root cause of the global problems we’re facing and heal the collective.  

Betty is a recognized expert who has taught literature, writing, and symbolic/mythic language for twenty-five years. She served many years on the Board of Directors of the Jung Society of Claremont in California. She shares her knowledge and passion through her books, speaking, teaching and media interviews, like this one.

In our conversation, Betty speaks about old shamanic practices and traditions from different ancient cultures and how we can use the knowledge to access higher and a more heart-centered state of being. Please join us as we take this journey back in time. 

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The twin flame journey is one of finding your kindred spirit—that ultimate dream partner with whom you share unconditional love and who awakens your true potential with that love.

This holy quest of finding your other soul’s “missing half” has been recorded in philosophy and history and has been gaining popularity over the past couple of decades. It’s been normalized in pop culture by sitcoms, movies, and thousands of articles and YouTube videos.

But is there truth to this metaphysically-based love theory? 

In this episode I offer my critique on the twin flame journey based on my own experience. I look at the darker and dysfunctional aspects of the twin flame framework that we need to watch out for and how we can use it as a tool for self-exploration and healing.

At some point, we’ve all asked ourselves the question, “Is it really worth it?” Are we willing to give things up—money, time, other options, and downtime—to make it happen?

Most people don’t like the idea of forsaking these things to get what they want. They look for easier ways that are less demanding. But this fantasy of instant success without sacrifice sets us up for disappointment and mediocrity. 

The truth is that everything has an energy price tag attached to it. The good news is that if you’re driven by passion your sacrifices will be worth it. Also, there is no right or wrong way—we get to determine how much we’re comfortable with sacrificing. In this episode, I outline five signs that a sacrifice is worth making.

All of us want to find true love that lasts a lifetime. But the journey to finding the right person is anything but simple, especially in the world of modern dating where it’s easy to get stuck in unhealthy relationships.

But according to Susan Winter, a love coach and my guest today, we all have the power to attract healthy love by simply shifting how we think and approach relationships.

Susan is an internationally recognized relationship expert, bestselling author and a YouTube sensation. She writes, speaks and coaches on dating issues, relationship challenges, and personal empowerment. Here 750 media credits include the Oprah Show, Cosmo magazine, CNN and the The Today Show. 

In our conversation. Susan offers advice and tips on how we can stay away from unhealthy relationships and get over toxic patterns that prevent us from finding true love. Whether you’re single or someone wanting to improve your current relationship, you will find value in Susan’s words.

Social media has become a major part of our lives. It’s changed the way we communicate, access and exchange information, form relationships, and make decisions.

It provides a platform where anyone can publicly present their thoughts to a global audience and start a conversation. But the freedom to post whatever we want comes with great responsibility. We need to understand the impact our online presence has on others.

In this episode, you’ll get a better understanding of the impression your content leaves on others and how it impacts them. You’ll also learn how to creatively use social media to promote causes and interests that are important to you.