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Headspace Studios

Join us every weekday morning to take a few moments to step out of the internal chatter and external noise. We'll pause and reflect to consider what brings us together in this shared human condition and how we can live a life that best reflects our limitless potential.

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What happens when you almost don’t try again? Rosie reflects on rewriting a book proposal four times and what that process taught her about fear, persistence, and trusting the slow unfolding of creative work.
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The Fourth Draft

A wrong coffee order turns into an unexpected lesson when Rosie catches herself snapping in public. In this episode, she talks about how anger shows up fast, why it’s often rooted in something deeper, and how a simple pause can help us respond more gently to others and to ourselves.
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When Anger Sneaks Up on You

After quietly stepping away from social media, Rosie noticed her nervous system finally exhale. In this episode, she reflects on how constant exposure to outrage and bad news can turn into an “outer enemy,” and how mindfulness helps us set boundaries without becoming hardened or disconnected.
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Stepping Back From The Noise

Rosie reflects on what it really means to “make it” — from surviving chaos to reaching milestones that once felt impossible — only to realize the finish line keeps moving. In this episode, we explore the difference between achievement and fulfillment, and how mindfulness helps us stay connected to the version of success that actually matters now.
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Redefining "Winning"

Rosie remembers growing up surrounded by stories of failure that didn’t just belong to one person, but rippled through entire families and communities. Today she explores how we’ve been taught to see failure as a personal flaw rather than a shared human experience shaped by context, support, and circumstance.
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There’s No Such Thing as Solo Failure

When someone calls Rosie “antisocial,” it opens up a conversation about introverted extroverts, energy boundaries, and the quiet sting of being misread. In this episode, we rethink labels, meet misunderstanding with empathy, and reclaim the truth about who we are, and who we can sometimes be.
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When You’re Misunderstood for Needing Space

The sting of rejection has a way of lingering, but it can also offer us a lesson. Rosie looks back on an early creative setback and unpacks how failure, when viewed with curiosity instead of shame, becomes a powerful teacher.
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Failure as Redirection

Rosie shares a vulnerable story about receiving devastating feedback on her first book proposal, and the spiral that followed. In this episode, she explores how criticism can feel deeply personal, why our brains turn feedback into identity, and how the “middle path” helps us hold two truths at once: growth is necessary, and our worth is not up for debate.
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When Feedback Hurts (and How to Keep Going)

What if learning itself is a skill we can practice? Rosie talks with creator Tommo Carroll about his quest to learn 100 skills — and what it’s taught him about resilience, mindset, and embracing failure as part of growth.
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The Skill of Learning Skills, with Tommo Carroll

We often think of change as something to chase or control. Kessonga offers a mindful perspective on how to approach goals with openness, acceptance, and patience — so growth feels sustainable, not stressful.

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Working With Change, Not Against It

While it’s not always black or white, lying is often an issue of morality. The root of the answer is within each individual's approach to morality and what they deem to be truth. 

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