Pretty sure Zohran waved his arm across Donald’s vision and said, “I am not the communist you are looking for.” But, seriously, all it takes is a little common ground and charm and flattery for Mr.

Walk the Talk Show with Waylon Lewis presents: This week on our long-running “Walk the Talk Show” podcast and video series, with awards and millions of views over the years… Waylon speaks with the ...

We spend so much of our lives searching for love, validation, purpose, and peace. We think if we can just find the right person, land the right job, or create the perfect routine, we’ll finally feel ...

There’s a quiet conversation happening inside you right now. Not a thought. Not a feeling. Something more subtle—like a flicker in your gut, a hum in your chest, a tug behind your eyes. We’re taught ...

“I mean, I’m an American… I’m not going to be free of it. I’m still going to care.” “Power for the sake of power, as opposed to power for the sake of service.” A video worth watching, in full.

I am not sure where I read this, but it spoke to me. I’ve never been shy about acknowledging my privilege. Not the Instagram, #wanderlust, champagne-glass-and-a-sunset kind. I mean the real, ...

Have you ever been with someone who gaslights you, invalidates your feelings, plays the victim, and somehow leaves you questioning your reality? Or maybe you’re the one who’s always available, always ...

The calendar in front of me was packed tightly, with rows of small boxes filled with deadlines and appointments. The to-do list on the fridge kept catching my eye, each line a reminder of something ...

We make thousands of choices every single day. Some are small—what to eat for breakfast, whether to open our news app or doom-scroll before bed, whether to call a friend back. Other choices feel ...

There’s something special about the weird and wonderful few weeks between Halloween and New Year’s Day. The time of too many sweet treats and cozy sweater weather and traditional recipes and Christmas ...

Somewhere along the way, many of us bought into a subtle but persistent myth: that one day, after enough journaling, therapy, yoga, or soul-searching, we’ll be fully healed. All the pain will be gone.

I’ve always been an achiever. If I set a goal, I would go after it with all the persistence and discipline I had. On the outside, it looked like strength. Inside, though, it often felt like running on ...