Where things Shift

Jonathan, aka The Hive Doctor
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What if you’ve been watching everything the wrong way? This is a space to pause, notice, and reflect. A place to consider systems over goals, to see signals over symptoms. Observations arrive quietly, patterns appear slowly, and understanding emerges in the spaces most people overlook.

Episódios

  1. 26 DE JAN.

    You Can Change Course at Any Speed

    Let me hear from you! Momentum feels reassuring. Things are moving. Progress is visible. Decisions are being made. It feels like proof that you’re on the right path. But momentum often arrives before meaning—not after. In this episode, we explore how motion can quietly replace direction, how busyness can masquerade as alignment, and how speed can seduce us into drifting off course without ever stopping. You’ll learn to notice the subtle signals momentum gives off—through your body, your attention, and your sense of effort—and how to tell the difference between being carried by momentum and being pulled by it. This isn’t about slowing down or stopping. It’s about reclaiming authorship over the motion you’re already in. About adjusting your heading without abandoning forward movement. About letting meaning orient momentum instead of confusing the two. A quiet, reflective episode for anyone moving fast—and wanting to know where they’re actually going. Look for Jonathan’s upcoming book- The Orientation Method , coming soon. In the meantime, check out his other books here: books.by/the-hive-doctor

    10min

  2. 19 DE JAN.

    When You Commit Without Certainty

    Let me hear from you! Waiting for certainty? You’re already late—real clarity comes after you commit. Most people think they’re waiting for certainty—but they’re really waiting for permission to be wrong without consequence.  In this episode, we explore the subtle difference between confidence and direction, the quiet grief of leaving options behind, and why readiness is often overrated.  Committing without certainty isn’t recklessness—it’s a declaration that you trust your ability to respond, adapt, and move forward even when outcomes are unknown. Through reflective pauses and honest examination, this conversation shows how the act of choosing can illuminate clarity, transform noise into insight, and reclaim control over your decisions.  If you’ve ever hesitated at the edge of possibility, this episode is for you. Bullet Points: Why waiting for certainty often stalls your progressThe difference between confidence and directionHow committing before you’re ready changes your perspectiveWhy readiness is overrated and presence is more powerfulTurning indecision into action without reckless riskHow choice generates clarity, not the other way aroundMoving from “Is this right?” to “How do I move well from here?”Look for Jonathan’s upcoming book- The Orientation Method , coming soon. In the meantime, check out his other books here: books.by/the-hive-doctor

    10min

  3. 12 DE JAN.

    When Noise Pretends to be Urgency

    Let me hear from you! Why does everything feel like it has to happen right now? In this episode of Where Things Shift, we explore the subtle but powerful sensation that arrives before urgency ever does. Not clarity. Not conviction. Compression. The feeling that time has narrowed, that hesitation equals failure, that stillness is somehow irresponsible. Building on the last conversation about restraint, this episode looks at how urgency keeps working on us even when we are not acting. Most of that pressure does not originate inside our values or our responsibilities. It arrives from the outside. From feeds, headlines, advice, and other people’s anxiety. Noise borrowing the tone of emergencies. We unpack how modern life frames everything as immediate, how volume masquerades as importance, and how action becomes performative rather than aligned. Along the way, a personal story opens space to feel the difference between external pressure and internal signal, before any lesson is named. This episode introduces a stabilizing question that quietly changes your relationship with urgency: Where did this urgency originate? If you have ever acted quickly just to quiet the noise, felt hurried without knowing why, or sensed that slowing down might actually be the more intelligent move, this conversation is for you. Listen closely. The loudest voice is not always the one that deserves your response. Look for Jonathan’s upcoming book- The Orientation Method , coming soon. In the meantime, check out his other books here: books.by/the-hive-doctor

    9min

  4. 5 DE JAN.

    Before you Adjust Anything

    Let me hear from you! This episode is about restraint. About listening longer than acting, and resisting the urge to adjust simply because something feels urgent. When pressure rises, the instinct is to move, fix, correct. But not every moment is asking for intervention. Some are asking for attention. Before you adjust anything, this episode invites you to slow down, observe the signals beneath the noise, and understand what’s actually being asked of you before you move. This is the space Where things Shift. Look for Jonathan’s upcoming book- The Orientation Method , coming soon. In the meantime, check out his other books here: books.by/the-hive-doctor

    9min

  5. 29/12/2025

    When I decided I Could

    Let me hear from you! Before any bolt is loosened, a task can feel impossibly large. In this first episode of Where things Shift, stand with me beside my old Jeep YJ, facing the idea of dropping the transmission, and the moment when overwhelm gave way to clarity. Not because the job got easier and not because I suddenly knew every step, but because a decision reorganized the way I was thinking. This isn't an episode about mechanics.  It's about what happens when you stop asking if and start asking how. About the moment before action, where most fear lives, and Where things can Shift. Look for Jonathan’s upcoming book- The Orientation Method , coming soon. In the meantime, check out his other books here: books.by/the-hive-doctor

    12min
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What if you’ve been watching everything the wrong way? This is a space to pause, notice, and reflect. A place to consider systems over goals, to see signals over symptoms. Observations arrive quietly, patterns appear slowly, and understanding emerges in the spaces most people overlook.

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  • Criado por
    Jonathan, aka The Hive Doctor
  • Anos de atividade
    2025 - 2026
  • Episódios
    5
  • Classificação
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Where things Shift
  • Site do podcast
    Where things Shift