Good Enough

Adam and Teanna Gowing
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Good Enough is a weekly podcast exploring what it means to be enough, right where you are. Join couple Adam and Teanna in honest, soulful conversations on awakening, self-worth, and the journey of remembering who you truly are. Casual, deep and grounded in spirit. Come as you are - perfectly imperfect knowing you are already enough.

  1. 1월 29일

    Ep. 14: The Real Root of Jealousy: Self-Worth, Trauma, and the Fear of Not Being Enough

    Jealousy often gets labeled as insecurity or mistrust, but what if it’s actually pointing us toward something deeper? In this episode, I explore how jealousy is rooted in self-worth, fear of not being enough, and old attachment wounds—and how healing begins when we stop looking outside ourselves for validation.

    1시간

  2. 2025. 11. 24.

    Ep. 13: The Paradox of Tolerance: What Are We Really Willing to Allow?

    A conversation about whether a society must draw firm lines regarding what they tolerate—and why we hesitate to admit that we just might have to. We explore the tension between openness and boundaries, the myth of blanket tolerance, and what it means to hold values with clarity. The episode closes with a turn inward: how our intolerance toward others often mirrors the parts of ourselves we reject, and how compassion can shift both perspectives.

    1시간 8분

  3. 2025. 10. 27.

    Ep. 12: Owning our Story: Moving Beyond Victimhood

    In this episode, I explore how releasing the victim mindset allows us to step fully into our power. By owning our story—without letting it define us—we reclaim responsibility, strength, and freedom in shaping our lives.

    1시간 4분

  4. 2025. 10. 14.

    Ep. 11: Two sides of the same coin: finding common ground in a divided world

    This episode explores how our most divisive issues — vaccines, abortion, gender, and more — often come from the same core desires. Safety. Autonomy. Freedom. Protection. Even when our beliefs and actions look completely different, we’re usually reaching for the same human needs underneath. What happens when we soften enough to see that the “other side” might not be so different after all?

    1시간 5분

  5. 2025. 09. 15.

    Ep. 10: Would You Celebrate Their Death? A Call to Radical Honesty

    This episode dives deep into the raw edges of shadow work. In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s murder, I share my reaction — not just to his death, but to the disturbing celebrations that followed. The real work begins when we ask: Where does that same hatred live in me? Spiritual growth isn’t about staying “above it all” — it’s about getting honest, acknowledging the darkness we carry, and learning how to transmute it into love.

    1시간

  6. 2025. 09. 09.

    Ep. 9: Stop Numbing, Start Feeling: Embracing Emotions for Healing

    In this episode, I dive into a pattern I know all too well: numbing. Whether it’s alcohol, exercise, work, perfectionism, or simply avoiding what feels hard, I’ve often used distraction to escape uncomfortable emotions like anger, anxiety, resentment, and vulnerability. But here’s the truth — emotions aren’t our enemies. They have value, they have wisdom, and they’re meant to move through us. Anger can propel us forward, worry can help us take action, and even vulnerability has its purpose. When we push them down, they don’t disappear — they resurface, often louder than before. I share personal stories of how I’ve struggled with numbing and avoidance, and why I’m learning instead to notice what I feel, to sit with it without judgment, and to allow it to be. When we stop fighting our emotions and start working with them, deep healing begins.

    1시간 9분

  7. 2025. 09. 02.

    Ep. 8: Beyond Identity: Letting Go of Labels and Shame

    In this solo episode, I dive into the hidden ways our belief systems shape our identities — and how those identities can limit our growth and create shame when we don’t live up to them. From labels like “good mom,” “crunchy,” “natural,” or “hippie” to any identity we adopt, we often forget: these aren’t who we truly are. At our core, we are source — not the labels, not the boxes, not the beliefs we were handed as children. Together, we’ll explore: ✨ Why attaching to identities leads to shame and self-judgment ✨ How replacing one identity with another still keeps us stuck ✨ The importance of releasing labels to expand into our true potential ✨ Why what works for you won’t work for everyone (and why that’s okay) This episode is an invitation to step beyond false identities and return to your authentic self.

    57분

  8. 2025. 08. 25.

    Ep. 7: When the Body Says No: Teanna’s Journey with Autoimmune Disease and Self-Healing

    In this solo episode, I talk about my personal journey with ulcerative colitis and what I’ve learned about autoimmune disease, emotional healing, and self-trust through the lens of Gabor Maté’s When the Body Says No. I share openly about the connection between people-pleasing, chronic illness, and taking on responsibility for other people’s emotions, and how these patterns have shaped my health. I also explore:     •    Letting go of the belief that needing medication makes me a failure     •    Practicing emotional discernment and creating healthier boundaries     •    Listening to my intuition when it comes to diet, rest, and supplements     •    Learning to ask for help before my body forces me to through a flare-up This episode is an honest reflection on how true healing from autoimmune disease and chronic illness begins within — when we stop betraying ourselves and start listening to what the body is asking for.

    1시간 8분
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Good Enough is a weekly podcast exploring what it means to be enough, right where you are. Join couple Adam and Teanna in honest, soulful conversations on awakening, self-worth, and the journey of remembering who you truly are. Casual, deep and grounded in spirit. Come as you are - perfectly imperfect knowing you are already enough.

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    Adam and Teanna Gowing
  • 방송 연도
    2025년 - 2026년
  • 에피소드
    14
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    © Adam and Teanna Gowing
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