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Most leadership development focuses on strategy, communication, and performance. While these skills matter, many leadership challenges persist because the real issue is operating beneath the surface.I…

Most leadership deve…

Most leadership development focuses on strategy, communication, and performance. While these skills matter, many leadership challenges persist because the real issue is operating beneath the surface.In this video, I explore leadership through a depth psychology lens:  * I explain why self-knowledge is one of a leader's greatest advantages.* We examine the hidden dynamics that influence Relationships, decision-making, team performance, and organizational culture, including unconscious assumptions, emotional reactions, projection, and communication patterns.* I introduce practical framewo…

What if the body isn’t a problem to fix, but a message to understand? In this conversation, Dr. Deborah Lukovich sits down with clinical psychologist Dr. Gretchen Ames to explore the body through a …

What if the body isn…

What if the body isn’t a problem to fix, but a message to understand? In this conversation, Dr. Deborah Lukovich sits down with clinical psychologist Dr. Gretchen Ames to explore the body through a depth psychology lens—where symptoms are not isolated issues, but expressions of the whole person shaped by culture, history, and the unconscious.Some of the books mentioned during our chat: Memories, Dreams, Reflections, C.G. Jung: https://bookshop.org/p/books/memories-dreams-reflections-carl-g-jung/3fbd24905b79758c?ean=9780679723950&next=tSacred Prostitute, Nancy Qualls Corbett: https:/…

Most conversations about toxic workplaces focus on what’s happening out there—bad leadership, poor communication, unhealthy culture.But what if that’s only half the story?In this episode, I expl…

Most conversations a…

Most conversations about toxic workplaces focus on what’s happening out there—bad leadership, poor communication, unhealthy culture.But what if that’s only half the story?In this episode, I explore:What makes a workplace “toxic” (and how it impacts your Mental Health)How "toxic" shows up differently in nonprofit and corporate environmentsHow Stress and uncertainty trigger what's right below the surface Why leaders are often unequipped to handle this level of complexityDrawing on depth psychology and neuroscience, I break down:The four conversations happening in every interactio…

Have you ever felt like the version of you that once worked… no longer does?Midlife unraveling rarely announces itself. It begins quietly, with a growing sense that something is off, even when your …

Have you ever felt l…

Have you ever felt like the version of you that once worked… no longer does?Midlife unraveling rarely announces itself. It begins quietly, with a growing sense that something is off, even when your life still looks “successful” from the outside.The traits and patterns that once helped you navigate the world can start working against you. And instead of changing, many of us double down on what we’ve always done.So what’s really happening beneath the surface?In depth psychology, Carl Jung described parental complexes — unconscious patterns formed in childhood through our earliest rel…

What are your earliest childhood memories? Often, there's an invisible thread running through our lives, connecting various life events in ways we could never imagine at the time. Revisiting yo…

What are your earlie…

What are your earliest childhood memories? Often, there's an invisible thread running through our lives, connecting various life events in ways we could never imagine at the time. Revisiting your earliest childhood memories can inspire appreciation for decisions you made that didn't make sense to others or even yourself at the time. In this brief episode, I share a pair of early childhood memories that helped explain my meandering approach to career decisions (from Chapter 2 of my memoir, When Sex Meets God: A Midlife Unraveling). Some might have labeled me a hacker as I went fro…

Ever find yourself attracted to someone you shouldn’t be attracted toespecially when you’re already in a relationship?What if that attraction isn’t a threat…but a message?In this short video, …

Ever find yourself a…

Ever find yourself attracted to someone you shouldn’t be attracted toespecially when you’re already in a relationship?What if that attraction isn’t a threat…but a message?In this short video, I explore how attraction often points to something your unconscious is asking you to develop, reclaim, or live more fully. Instead of acting on attraction or suppressing it, I suggest lingering with it and listening for what wants to be known.I share personal examples of being intensely drawn to people who were unavailable and how, once I understood what I was really attracted to, their literal pu…

In this episode, I’m joined by one of my coaching clients who shares her experience of depth psychology coaching and how it changed the way she sees herself and her life.We talk about dreams, active…

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In this episode, I’m joined by one of my coaching clients who shares her experience of depth psychology coaching and how it changed the way she sees herself and her life.We talk about dreams, active imagination, creative expression, and how inner work supported her in writing and performing a play that received standing ovations. She also shares how learning to advocate for herself through a difficult conversation became a turning point in her confidence and sense of agency.This is a conversation about listening inward, trusting what wants to emerge, and discovering that inner work can lead …

Who gets to decide what’s right for you?We often hear the phrase “You are the highest authority for your own life,” but that raises a deeper question: who is the “you” that can actually be t…

Who gets to decide w…

Who gets to decide what’s right for you?We often hear the phrase “You are the highest authority for your own life,” but that raises a deeper question: who is the “you” that can actually be trusted?In this episode, I reflect on a talk by Alan Watts, in which he suggested that our five senses are always perceiving the past, while intuition, faith, and belief shape the future. Much of what guides us lives below conscious awareness, quietly influencing our choices, desires, and longings.I explore how the body itself can become a trustworthy guide; not as something to control or override,…

Who gets to decide what’s right for you?We often hear the phrase “You are the highest authority for your own life,” but that raises a deeper question: who is the “you” that can actually be t…

Who gets to decide w…

Who gets to decide what’s right for you?We often hear the phrase “You are the highest authority for your own life,” but that raises a deeper question: who is the “you” that can actually be trusted?In this episode, I reflect on a talk by Alan Watts, in which he suggested that our five senses are always perceiving the past, while intuition, faith, and belief shape the future. Much of what guides us lives below conscious awareness, quietly influencing our choices, desires, and longings.I explore how the body itself can become a trustworthy guide; not as something to control or override,…

Original blog post: https://www.deborahlukovich.com/post/what-does-it-mean-to-be-sovereign-the-sigma-femaleWhat does it actually mean to be sovereign, and why might sovereign women be exactly what men…

Original blog post: …

Original blog post: https://www.deborahlukovich.com/post/what-does-it-mean-to-be-sovereign-the-sigma-femaleWhat does it actually mean to be sovereign, and why might sovereign women be exactly what men need right now?In this episode, I read my blog post, which explores the rise of the Sigma female and why she may be less a social trend and more an archetypal correction.I share my fascination with the growing online discourse around this “new kind of woman” and trace her roots to Artemis, the Greek goddess of the hunt, the moon, and protector of women and girls. Like Artemis, the sovereign w…