Losing your religion, finding your faith Victor Schloss III

Setting the intentions for your life is critical to living an authentically.

Your intentions setup the trajectory of your life. And that HAS TO BE set. If not by you, then your life's trajectory will be determined by someone else, who ever has the most influence on your life at that time; your parents, your religion, the music you listen, or culture you're apart of, etc..

Host: Victor Schloss & Co-host: Natasha Edwina

With the evolution of gender roles and an overall awakening of humanity has come a reexamination of the purpose and function of marriage. Leaning on the antiquated belief, “marriage is the only respectable option,” has seemed to cause more harm than good. Instead of holding tightly to a relationship structure that is not suitable for everyone, perhaps allowing your own life and personal needs to define the types of relationships you invite and dismiss from your life is a better

What happens when you make the courageous decision to remove yourself from the teachings of your parents, your coaches, your religion, your family? We dive into what life is like after dogma, whether it was taught in a church, a school, a home, or a workplace. The first step is to connect to a community that understands the difficulty of the decision to choose yourself over the opinions and preferences of other people. Welcome to your community, where you are safe to be you and equipped to move forward authentically.

What happens when you make the courageous decision to remove yourself from the teachings of your parents, your coaches, your religion, your family? We dive into what life is like after dogma, whether it was taught in a church, a school, a home, or a workplace. The first step is to connect to a community that understands the difficulty of the decision to choose yourself over the opinions and preferences of other people. Welcome to your community, where you are safe to be you and equipped to move forward authentically.