In this deeply inspiring episode, we sit down with Mimi — yoga studio owner, mother, and third-generation Sivananda yogi — to explore her extraordinary path to healing and self-discovery.

At just 16, Mimi faced severe spinal degeneration that left her in chronic pain and feeling disconnected from her body. A breast reduction surgery led her to yoga, where she experienced a radical transformation: physically growing four inches, losing 80 pounds, and, more importantly, finding a profound sense of inner peace.

While the physical benefits drew her in, it was the mental clarity and emotional stability that kept her on the mat. Mimi shares how yoga became not just a practice but a way of life — a physical expression of her mental and spiritual journey.

She opens up about her time living at an ashram, her lineage to Swami Shivananda, and how a once-dreaded silent meditation retreat became a gateway to deep healing. From ego battles on the mat to finding grace in stillness, Mimi’s story is a moving reminder of what it means to listen, to learn, and to lead with an open heart.

We know what to do when our kids catch a cold — but what do we do when they lose their emotional footing?

This episode is about what it means to parent, teach, and love from the inside-out. Danny shares a tender moment from a weekend concert and how it reminded him of something timeless: you’re not broken — just human. If you've been trying too hard to fix everything, this one’s a reminder to soften, stay close, and trust the deeper intelligence at work in all of us.

This week, Danny opens up about a parenting moment that taught him more about love than any success ever could.

A subtle behavior from one of his kids showed up over the summer, and instead of falling into old patterns, he tried something new.

It's a story about presence, growth, and the real meaning of trying. Inspired by Michael Neill, Rob Bell, and the quiet wisdom of Star Wars.