Go Deeper

Welcome to Season 2 of the Go Deeper Podcast! In the season opener co-hosts Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman share how beneficial floundering can be, if you'll just allow it to. They'll catch you up on the past six months in their lives, and how wallowing in apathy & floundering aimlessly allowed them to return to season two with renewed passion.

Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman are on vacation for the next two weeks. We'll see you back here on August 18th!

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman explore figuring out what you want to be when you grow up...no matter what your age.

Six months on the air! Woot woot! In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman review the past six months, review their progress toward their goals, and confirm their goals for the coming quarter.

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman explore the topic of "judgement".

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman discuss the curse of perfectionism. They explore the difference between striving for excellence, and the neurosis of perfectionism.  

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman explore The Learning Curve.

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff and Kim Forman discuss the human mind, and how it can be used as either a weapon, or a tool. Cindy dissects her understanding of the conscious mind, subconscious mind and ego, and shares her understanding on how to make them work together instead of waging war between our hearts and minds. The share the works of Carl Jung, Sigmund Freud, Elizabeth Gilbert and Brene Brown.  

Elizabeth Gilbert was the catalyst for this episode. She shared on social media her frustration with the exhausting accusations of selfishness she has been subjected to, for no other reason than following her passion. Stevie Nicks made a public statement that she chose not to have children in order to throw herself wholeheartedly into her art, because she knew in her heart that if she tried to do both, they would each suffer the consequences of the other. Candace Pert - molecules of emotion (the quote about neurotransmitters/docking stations/emotions. I wasn't sure if you were paraphrasing or if that was a direct quote.) Brenè Brown was called selfish for taking an important business trip, leaving a small child at home with her husband. Cheryl Strayd - My children were blessing with a mother who chases her dreams like a motherfucker! "Selfishness is not living is one which is to live, it is asking others to live as one wishes to live." - Oscar Wilde "If you can see the path laid out before you, it's not

What if you decided to love yourself as you are? In this episode Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman discuss Radical Self-Acceptance. They share Kris Carr's Super Soul Session on "Crazy Sexy Lift" and how it caused Cindy to look at herself through new eyes. Oprah Winfrey, Roslyn Carter, Thich Nhat Hanh, Nathaniel Brand, Paul McKenna, Tony Robbins.

In an environment of negaphobia, where people shun anything perceived as "negative" or uncomfortable, dark art is often unfairly criticized for its ability to disturb. In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman defend dark art, and explore the value it give to our culture, and society, as a whole.

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman discuss how we lose our sense of purpose, at what cost to humanity, and how to reconnect with it again. They discuss the work of Brene Brown, Elizabeth Gilbert, Tony Robbins, Albert Einstein, Michael Landon, T.S. Eliot, Herman Melville, John Milton, and Thomas Troward. "Somebody should tell us, right at the start of our lives, that we are dying. Then we might live life to the limit every minute of every day. Do it, I say! Whatever you want to do, do it now! There are only so many tomorrows." ~Michael Landon, Jr.

In this episode Cindy Bischoff and Kim Forman discuss how detrimental it is to build oneself up by tearing another down. They share their moments of eye-opening of harsh judgementalism and self-marginalization. They also discuss finding their true beauty by empowering and building other people up. Ask yourself, what is the pay-off you get by tearing somebody else down? Kim shares her analogies of the crab bucket, and the crap bucket...

In this episode Cindy Bischoff and Kim Forman share their experiences in making failure their bitch! They discuss the work of Pema Chodron and Kelly McGonigal.

In this week's episode, Cindy Bischoff and Kim Forman discuss decisiveness and indecisiveness.

In this episode Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman explore the Fountain of Youth. They take a look at what history and myth say about it. Discuss the horrific things people do to themselves and to others in their quest for eternal youth. Then Cindy reveals where/what she thinks the fountain of youth REALLY is!!

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman discuss the beauty of deep friendship. It's a place to give. Unconditional relationships are a beautiful place to give. While everyone is worthy of friendship, not everyone is worthy of YOUR friendship. They share the work of Sally Hogshead, and Brene Brown.

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman discuss the gift in meditation.

In this episode, Cindy Bischoff & Kim Forman discuss what it is to be creative, how to find your "why", priming the creative pump, creative scars, playing with the muse, choosing your own pain, finding the gift in the darkness, and making failure your bitch. They discuss the works of Elizabeth Gilbert, Brene Brown, Brooke Shaden, Thomas Troward, Martha Beck, Sue Bryce, and Julia Cameron.