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 Dorothy and the Dealer What’s the meaning of life? Why do we think the way we do? Is our perception of reality real? What influence do our thoughts and actions really have over our reality? If life was one big game and you were handed the ultimate cheat sheet, would you use it to win? Or, would you take a chance on the roll of a dice? Dorothy and the Dealer take you on a joy-ride down life’s many rabbit holes. Discover what makes you and the universe tick. Get inspired by fresh takes on how to win at life: in relationships, career, finances, and overall health and wellbeing. Hear from the greatest minds and leading experts in human development and relationship psychology, neuroscience and neurobiology, quantum physics and ancient mysticism. Hosted by Mitch Behan and Emilia Tomeo, self-proclaimed life hack junkies, human development specialists to everyone else. "We’re serious about human development, but we don’t take ourselves to seriously" MJB Seminars Inspiring lives since 2000 Ciencia Ciencias Sociales Filosofía Historia Natural Hygiene & Healthy Living Naturaleza y Ecología
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  • 216: Letting Go to Hold On: Amelia’s Story of Adoption, Loss & Self Love

    216: Letting Go to Hold On: Amelia’s Story of Adoption, Loss & Self Love
    May 15 2025
    In this deeply moving episode, Mitch and Mills sit down with their client and now colleague, Amelia Gow, to share a moment that shaped her life forever. At just 16 years old, Amelia found out she was pregnant—and made the heartbreaking decision to place her son for adoption. She opens up about what life was like back then, her mother’s reaction, the moment she let him go, and the turbulance that followed. Together, they explore the emotional weight of a system that offered little care or communication, and the decades-long ripple effects of that experience. Now, 20 years later, Amelia reflects on meeting her son’s parents, reconnecting with her past, and how that journey became a catalyst for her own transformation. This episode is about grief, courage, identity—and the power of choosing healing when life gives you no clear roadmap. Raw. Brave. Unforgettable. Thank-you Amelia for sharing your journey.
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    50 m
  • 215: Ep. 215: From the Horse’s Mouth: Life Lessons w/ Mitch & Mills

    215: Ep. 215: From the Horse’s Mouth: Life Lessons w/ Mitch & Mills
    May 2 2025
    In this episode, Mitch and Mills get real, raw, and unfiltered, sharing the biggest life lessons they’ve learned along the way. Kicking things off with a game of 2 Truths 1 Lie, they put each other (and you) to the test before diving into the experiences that shaped them. They cover: 🎭 Lessons Along the Way – The highs, the lows, and the unexpected turning points 🌊 Experiencing Emotions – Why feeling it all is the key to true growth 🌀 Letting the Magic Happen – How surrendering to the process leads to breakthroughs This one is packed with real talk, hard truths, and a few surprises—get ready!
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    34 m
  • 214: Adolescence Unpacked: What Everyone’s Missing About This Netflix Series

    214: Adolescence Unpacked: What Everyone’s Missing About This Netflix Series
    Apr 17 2025
    You have probably heard about the new Netflix series, “Adolescence”, that has got everyone talking. In this episode, Mitch and Mills go beyond the surface chatter about the themes of toxic masculinity and social media and unpack why they think most people completely missed the deeper message of the production. They cover: 🎭The subtle themes that most people are missing 💗A personal reflection of their honest response to the show 🎥Cinematography, performances, and the real impact of the storytelling If you’ve watched the series (or even if you haven’t), this one will leave you thinking.
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    25 m
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