Repossible

How the sausage is made.

What if you’re not just one villain, but all of them? In this episode, I share how to stop being overwhelmed by the crowd in your head and decide which villain to face first.

If you don’t like the echo, change your call.

4 little letters.

Structure to the spacey spiritual scenes!

“Turns out, I wasn’t doing it wrong—I was just doing it someone else’s way.” In this episode, Alex & Jordan explore how Human Design helped Nicoline Huizinga and Bradley Charbonneau uncover the real reason behind burnout—and what happens when you finally start working with your own energy, not against it.

I always thought something was wrong with me—like I was too much, too all over the place. But when I learned just one tiny thing about my Human Design... it was like getting permission to finally be who I already was.

The party is beautiful, but the practice is powerful. 500 is the milestone they see. But 501? That’s the win no one sees—and the one that changes everything.

33,694 minutes.

If every episode was your best, how would you ever grow?

What If the Secret to More Energy Was Less Food?

This one’s for the brave—and those ready to become brave.

It’s one part reflection, one part vision, and all parts you.

Why my toast routine might change how you see your life.

Wait ... there's no more!

Today’s meditation felt like brushing my teeth. Nothing magical. Nothing new. But you know what? I showed up. I stayed in the game. And sometimes, that’s the entire point.

What if the smartest move you can make… is to wait?

He’s the part of me (maybe you, too?) who always says, “Someday…”

I didn’t find answers in Bali. I found silence—and that’s where they were hiding.

“Together, we imagine the possible. Alone, we decide it’s time.”

We wait for clarity like it’s a lightning bolt. But sometimes it’s a whisper in the dark—a meditation, a vision, and a sticky note that finally says something other than ‘Someday.’

Bali, Beer, and Becoming Who You Hoped to Be

I was literally typing and as I was typing I realized oh my god I'm living this dream... it had come true and I kind of didn't even really notice.

Peace isn’t what you get after the change—it’s what makes the change possible.

You can buy the backdrop. But the real wealth? It’s in the moment no one sees—because you’re too busy living it.

A broken washing machine. A friend’s dog. A drive through Bali traffic. Turns out, paradise isn’t always picture-perfect. Sometimes, it’s painfully ordinary—and wildly rich.

Beautiful -- and real -- Bali.

The show must go on.

You know that feeling, right? Standing at a crossroads, full of energy but paralyzed by possibilities?

If you’ve ever been paralyzed by too many ideas, this one’s for you.

Why showing up matters more than perfection in health, creativity, and spirit.

How tiny habits in health, creativity, and spirit spark massive transformation.

What “tiny wins” and “rocket ship inertia” mean in real life.

You don’t need to change the world today. You need 10 minutes.

Spoiler: The goal isn’t just to be a hero.

Choose Your Word—Or Let It Choose Your Fate

One word. One year. One podcast guest spot—yours.

What if the voice holding you back… thinks it’s helping you?

The "Work."

Get Elizabeth’s book here: https://elizabethheider.com #maythewolfdie In this deep dive, Jordan & Alex break down a powerful conversation between Bradley Charbonneau and author Elizabeth Heider—recorded just before the Story House Works Writers Conference in Amsterdam. ? Key takeaways: ? Perseverance is EVERYTHING – Elizabeth’s debut novel was actually her seventh book. ? Rejections don’t mean failure – What she learned from the books that didn’t get published. ? Writing vs. Marketability – Should you write for passion or follow trends? ? How to push through doubt – The deep-seated need to create, even when success seems far away. ? The “Worst Book Ever” trick – Why imperfect writing might be your best work yet. ? Aspiring authors, this one’s for you. If you’ve ever struggled with rejection, creative self-doubt, or wondering when(or if) you should keep going—this conversation will change your perspective. ? What’s the book, idea, or project you’re hesitating on? Drop it in the comments! ? ? For more resources & upcoming writing events: https://go.repossible.com/storyhouse

? How do you know if your book is “too weird”? Should you write for passion or market trends? When is it time to give up—or should you NEVER give up? Get the book here: https://elizabethheider.com #maythewolfdie [ https://youtu.be/2U32dRd3LJM ] In this fun, insightful, and brutally honest conversation, authors Bradley Charbonneau and Elizabeth Heider dive into the real struggles and victories of writing and publishing. ? What you’ll learn in this episode: ? Traditional vs. Indie Publishing – Which path is right for you? ? Facing Rejection & Writer’s Block – Why your weirdest book might be your best. ? Why You Can’t Stop Writing (Even When You Want To) – The writer’s curse (and gift). ? The Power of Just Finishing – Bradley’s Write Your Worst Book Ever method. ? Behind-the-Scenes of Publishing with Penguin – Elizabeth’s journey to success. ? How to Overcome Self-Doubt & Keep Going – Lessons from bestselling authors. Both Bradley and Elizabeth are featured speakers at the Story House Works Writers Conference in Amsterdam, March 20, 2025! ? If you’re watching this before the event, consider this a teaser. ? If you’re watching after, keep the inspiration going—your writing journey is just beginning! ? Say hi in the comments! Are you writing a book? Struggling with rejection? Let’s talk about it. ? For more on Story House Works & upcoming conferences: [Insert Website Link] ? About the Guests: Elizabeth Heider – Author of May the Wolf Die (Penguin), writer of a 7-book series, and a master of character development. Bradley Charbonneau – Author of Repossible, speaker, and the mind behind the Write Your Worst Book Ever challenge. ? Subscribe for more writing insights, publishing tips, and behind-the-scenes author stories!

What if, dream with me here, we solidified ONE word for the coming year? NOTE: This is read by Charlie Holiday, the AI voice of Bradley Charbonneau. [ https://youtu.be/In12An7Al8k ] Here’s the transcript: “Dear Santa, I can explain.”? Embroidered on a Christmas stocking ?It’s December 23 as I write this. The energy I feel this morning is exactly what I want to offer to you. We all have the energy, it’s just a matter of uncovering it or finding it amongst the dust or clutter within ourselves. I strive to help you find yours. Thus, this book. Thus, this section of this book. I have energy because I’m ridiculously and unabashedly excited about what I will share with you in this book. In a nutshell, this is a meta example of exactly what I hope you experience: you create one thing and it leads to another. Just as what you’re reading now would not have come into existence had I not started with the other thing. So let’s get that first thing done for you. The One-Word Book? It’s December. It’s almost the new year. Some people like to make New Year’s resolutions or create a theme for the coming year. I like a single word. What if you found that one word for you for the coming year and put it into a book? Sounds simple, right? Just a single word. One word = one chapter = one book. Done and (probably) fun, right? I’ve done it already (The One-Word-Long Book that Will Probably Change Your Life) and I’ll do it again and again. In fact, I’ll do it every single year. But who cares about me? This book (the one in your hands and the one you’re going to write) is about you. Do you have your word for the coming year? And if it’s not still December or January, do you have your word for the year anyway? Are you living it? Did you write it down on a napkin? Do you still have the napkin? Or is it more that you know the word but you haven’t shared it with anyone else? What if, dream with me here, we solidified that word for the coming year? What if we created a book, a single-word book, that was your book for the coming year? Can you feel, can you imagine how that would probably increase the chances of success that this word would become your mantra for the year? In this section of this book, we’re going to lay out the exact steps to get this one-word book started and finished—and why to do it. If you think it’s just one word and you’re done, keep reading. PRO TIP: It’s going to be the Epilogue where the power lives.Bradley Here are the steps to starting and completing your one-word book. Each step will be described in more detail in the coming chapters. Title? Subtitle? Cover? Epigraph? Dedication? Foreword (Optional)? Preface? Chapter Won? Epilogue Acknowledgments ? About the Author Book Description ?Are you ready? Ha, that’s a trick question: we’re never really ready. The question isn’t whether or not you’re ready but whether or not you have Decided to take action and get this thing done. Here we go. If you’d like to find your ONE word for the year, visit https://repossible.com/one/

This is a synthesization of my voice. I uploaded hours of my audiobook narration to Eleven Labs and what you’re listening to, The Radio Dial, is the AI version of my voice. What do you think? [ https://youtu.be/ceBh0ppvPMs ]

How to Make Your Book Unstoppable: Editing, Storytelling & Selling More Copies Check out the in-person conference here: https://storyhouseworks.com/conference-2025 [ https://youtu.be/KmNcDeqf62o ] So, you’ve written a book—or at least you’re deep in the trenches of writing one. Maybe you’ve spent months (or years) crafting your manuscript, pouring your heart and soul onto the page. Now, you’re wondering… ? Is my book ready to publish? ? Do I really need an editor? ? Can’t I just proofread it myself or have a friend take a look? If you’ve ever had these thoughts, you’re not alone. Many writers wrestle with whether hiring an editor is worth it, especially in the self-publishing world. In my recent interview with Rebecca, a professional editor and book doctor, we dug deep into the role of editing—why it’s more than just fixing typos and why skipping this step could cost you readers (and sales). Rebecca will be speaking at the StoryHouse Works conference in Amsterdam on March 20th, where she and a panel of editors will help writers understand how to refine their manuscripts and ensure their books align with their goals, audience, and message. Whether you’re publishing fiction or nonfiction, these insights could be the missing piece in your book’s success. The Biggest Editing Myths Writers Believe (And Why They’re Wrong) ? Myth #1: “I Can Just Edit It Myself” Sure, you can edit your own book, but should you? Editing isn’t just about spotting typos—it’s about ensuring clarity, consistency, and reader engagement. An experienced editor sees what you can’t: pacing issues, character inconsistencies, weak transitions, and even parts of the book that might confuse readers. Rebecca shared that even bestselling authors work with professional editors because they know a fresh pair of eyes makes all the difference. ? Myth #2: “I’ll Just Have My Friend Read It” It’s great to have beta readers, but there’s a huge difference between getting casual feedback and working with a professional editor. Friends and family may not be able to provide objective, constructive criticism—or they may not have the expertise to spot deeper structural issues in your writing. Editors, on the other hand, aren’t just there to fix your book—they collaborate with you to make it stronger. They challenge your ideas, help you align your book with your goals, and guide you through the tough decisions that will elevate your manuscript. ? Myth #3: “Editing Is Just for Grammar and Spelling” Editing goes way beyond fixing commas and typos. Rebecca specializes in developmental editing and book doctoring, which means she helps authors with: ?? Big-picture storytelling – Does the structure make sense? Are the ideas clear? ?? Audience alignment – Is this book actually written for the reader you’re targeting? ?? Clarity & Flow – Does each chapter naturally lead to the next? ?? Refining the message – Does your book align with your WHY? Think of an editor like a personal trainer for your book—helping it get in shape before it goes out into the world...

What if confidence wasn’t something you waited for… but something you chose? Have you ever felt like you were standing on the edge of something big—something calling you forward—but instead of stepping into it… you hesitated? Maybe you told yourself: I’m not ready yet. I need more experience. I need more time. But what if confidence isn’t something you find? What if it’s something you build—one decision at a time? In today’s episode, we’re going deeper—not just into the idea of confidence, but into the energy of it. Because confidence isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about trusting yourself enough to take the first step… even before you feel ready. We’ll talk about: ? Why confidence isn’t something you earn—it’s something you step into. ? The power of taking imperfect action and why it rewires your brain. ? A simple mindset shift that will break through hesitation instantly. ? What I’ve learned from watching people take one small, playful step… and transform their entire lives. If you’ve been waiting for a sign, this is it. You’re not just ready—you were always ready. ? Grab a quiet moment, take a deep breath, and let’s talk about what happens when you choose confidence. ? After you listen, I’d love to hear from you—what’s one action you’re committing to today? Send me a message or share your thoughts in the comments! [ https://youtu.be/fAQLVEQPiGA ] Thanks to to Mubert Render #mubert (https://mubert.com/render) for the music!

How One Person’s Journey Through Fasting and Feasting Reveals the Secret to Sustainable Well-Being [ https://youtu.be/zTFohQKCpEk ] FeastFastFlow #BalanceNotExtremes #IntermittentFasting How One Person’s Journey Through Fasting and Feasting Reveals the Secret to Sustainable Well-Being We all ride the pendulum between indulgence and discipline—feasting and fasting, excess and restraint. But what if balance wasn’t a destination, but an ongoing process? In this reflective journey, we dive into the personal experience of someone who’s embraced both ends of the spectrum, experimenting with fasting to unlock consistent energy, mental clarity, and a sense of equilibrium in their life. Through trial and error, they’ve found a rhythm that works—a balance between structure and freedom, discipline and enjoyment. This is not about rigid rules or extreme commitments—it’s about finding what truly nourishes you on every level. Are you ready to redefine your relationship with food, energy, and personal growth? Let’s explore the balance together.Bradley Charbonneau discusses his personal experiences with fasting and feasting, specifically reflecting on his dietary habits from late 2024 into early 2025. He acknowledges a period of overindulgence and expresses his goal to achieve balance in his life, particularly between fasting and feasting, as a personal aim for 2025. He emphasizes the positive impacts of fasting on his energy levels and overall well-being, while disclaiming any medical advice and urging listeners to consult professionals. Charbonneau shares his intention to reintroduce intermittent fasting into his routine and invites others to join him. He also mentions testing a new Hollyand microphone and seeks feedback on the audio quality. The biographical information simply confirms that Bradley Charbonneau is the male author.

[ https://youtu.be/5cIq82_0EqQ ] Hey there! It’s Fast Friday, and today I’m reflecting on the balance between feasting and fasting—something I haven’t exactly nailed these past few months. ? ? Timestamps:00:00 – Good morning! Welcome to Fast Friday00:22 – Feasting for months: November to February01:45 – Quick legal disclaimer: I’m not a doctor!02:10 – Why I love Fast Friday & intermittent fasting03:30 – The biggest benefit: Consistent energy levels05:15 – The mind-heart-gut debate over food choices07:00 – The impact of alcohol on energy & frequency08:25 – Finding balance: My word for 202509:40 – Intermittent fasting challenge—join me? I’m kicking off a new approach to intermittent fasting in March 2025, focusing on balance rather than extremes. Who’s in? Let me know in the comments! Also, I’m testing out my new Hollyland mic ?—does the audio sound better? ? ? Drop a comment:?? Have you tried intermittent fasting??? What’s your experience with finding balance in food and life??? Should I keep using this new mic? ? Subscribe for more ? – See you next Fast Friday!

In a world that often glorifies logic and analysis, what happens when we surrender to the quiet wisdom of the heart? In this soul-nourishing conversation with Karina Klaassen, we explore the divine guidance of intuition, trust, and confidence in shaping our lives. ? [ https://youtu.be/Mvsnglpe2AM ] Bradley interviews Karina about her book, “Mind Your Confidence, Mind Your Business,” exploring how confidence relates to decision-making. They discuss the limitations of relying solely on rational thought when making choices. Karina suggests that intuition and the heart play a significant role, and that following one’s heart often leads to unexpected and positive outcomes. The speakers share personal anecdotes to illustrate the importance of trusting oneself. They also touch on the idea that confidence builds over time through small actions and trusting one’s gut. Ultimately, the interview highlights the importance of being present and celebrating small successes rather than focusing on predetermined outcomes.

? Follow Your Heart: The Key to Unlocking Intuition and Confidence What if your heart knew the answer before your mind could even process the question? In this conversation with Karina Klaassen (https://karinaklaassen.nl), we uncover how trusting your intuition leads to greater confidence, better decisions, and a more fulfilling life. [ https://youtu.be/MwRSvqYLgQ8 ] In a world that often glorifies logic and analysis, what happens when we surrender to the quiet wisdom of the heart? In this soul-nourishing conversation with Karina Klaassen, we explore the divine guidance of intuition, trust, and confidence in shaping our lives. ? ? Does your soul ever nudge you toward a path before your mind can make sense of it? ? Have you ever silenced your inner knowing—only to feel the ache of misalignment? Through deeply personal stories and grounded spiritual wisdom, this episode illuminates how trusting your heart isn’t just about decision-making—it’s about aligning with your higher self and embracing the flow of life. Whether you’re standing at a crossroads or simply seeking more clarity in daily choices, this conversation will help you cultivate trust in the sacred intelligence within. ? Key Takeaways: ?? The sacred dance between the heart and mind in decision-making ?? How small, intuitive choices deepen self-trust and spiritual alignment ?? The power of presence, surrender, and inspired action ? Your heart already knows the way—let go, listen, and step into your path with confidence. ? Listen to the full conversation and explore more at: Repossible.com/Now-What ? Subscribe for more insights on intuition, alignment, and living your soul’s purpose! #SacredIntuition #HeartWisdom #TrustTheFlow

Unlock your creative rhythm! ? Bradley Charbonneau reveals how to tap into your peak moments of inspiration and turn creativity into a habit. Don’t miss this game-changing insight! ??? [ https://youtu.be/CnaauVAzrpc ] CreativeFlow #PeakPerformance #mindsetmatters Alex: Did you listen to Bradley Charbonneau’s latest episode? He talks about creativity like it’s a rhythm you can tap into rather than something that just happens randomly. Jordan: Yeah! I love how he frames creativity as a skill you develop through habits and rituals, not just a lightning bolt of inspiration. Alex: Exactly. And he says everyone has creativity—it’s just that it moves in cycles. Some days, weeks, or even seasons are naturally more creative than others. Jordan: That part really hit me. He challenges people to figure out when they’re at their creative peak and actually schedule creative work during those times. Alex: Totally! He even shares his own routine—how he’s at his most creative early in the morning. Makes me wonder when my best creative energy hits. Jordan: Same here. He encourages listeners to track their patterns and lean into those high-energy moments. It’s such a simple shift, but it could make a huge difference. Alex: I might start paying attention to my creative rhythms now. When do you think your best ideas happen? This podcast episode is a disussion about this episode: https://repossible.castos.com/episodes/re412-harnessing-creative-energy and this YouTube video: [ https://youtu.be/B3sZWrkVMEc ]