Episode Overview
In this deeply intimate episode recorded live from Colorado, Lori takes you into her most vulnerable revelation yet.
Fresh from the Living Brave Live event, she shares the breakthrough that's been years in the making and why she's finally ready to stop protecting you from the depth of her comeback story.
- Why Lori shut down the pleasure portal in her life and how it's been sabotaging everything else
- The sneaky way we abandon intimacy and why it requires the same intention as building wealth
- How isolation became her default and why the New Earth way demands something radically different
- The hospital room moment that changed everything
- The day she decided to save herself on a porch swing with a cigarette
- Why she convinced herself this story needed a trigger warning (and how that kept her small)
- How Living Brave Live cracked her open in ways she never expected
- The addiction to oxytocin that began as an abandoned baby
- Why she's been glossing over the very story that contains her soul medicine
- Moving beyond the 3D reality into 5D multi-dimensional living
- Why we're no longer available for unconscious, regurgitated patterns
- How 2025 is demanding we show up completely different
"We've shifted our default. We're no longer available for the unconscious, regurgitated bullshit, not in our relationships, not in our jobs, and not in ourselves."
"Everything in our life comes from intention, cultivation and care. Everything. Not just our personal relationships, but the relationship with money, with pleasure, with abundance, with wealth, with time, with energy."
"My experience shouldn't need a trigger warning. That completely negates the medicine that helps us heal from it, which is joining together in our stories."
"I now believe I'm here to show you how to come back to a life of power and pleasure, to a life that celebrates the depth of every story."
Episode Highlights
- [2:30] The Living Brave Live revelation that changed everything
- [8:45] Why she shut down the pleasure portal and how it affected her entire business
- [15:20] The oxytocin addiction that started as an abandoned baby
- [23:30] The hospital room moment she's never fully shared
- [27:00] The porch swing decision that saved her life
- [31:00] Why this Eclipse season is breaking open every wall we've built
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