In this episode, I explore the challenges of finding work-life balance and reflect on my struggles with creativity and passion. I share my thoughts on what it means to truly care, question how we define 'stupid people,' and consider whether humanity is losing its spark—or if I'm just looking in the wrong places. It's a candid conversation about balance, desires, and reconnecting with what really matters.

Welcome to the Evermind Podcast, where we explore the choices and tools available to enhance our life experiences. Hosted by Celeste Noel, this episode delves into a topic that might be unfamiliar to many—Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS).

In this first part of a compelling series, Celeste sits down with J.R. Robinson, a working professional and single father of five daughters, who shares the same SIRS diagnosis as Celeste. They discuss the profound impact of SIRS on their lives, a condition that affects the body's ability to remove biotoxins, leading to a myriad of misdiagnosed symptoms like PTSD, MS, depression, anxiety, IBS, chronic fatigue syndrome, and fibromyalgia .

J.R. candidly shares his struggles with depression, chronic fatigue, and brain fog, and the various treatments he has tried over the years. Celeste provides insights into her own journey, emphasizing the transformative effects of pharmaceutical-grade tree resin medication, Cholestramine (CSM), which has brought her unprecedented relief and energy.

This episode offers a raw and honest look into the challenges faced by adults with SIRS, the misconceptions surrounding the condition, and the hope for better days ahead with proper diagnosis and treatment. Stay tuned for future updates on J.R.'s progress and more enlightening discussions on this critical health issue.

High quality connection is truly life changing. It can improve how we wake up in the morning, how we speak to ourselves and to one another, how we engage at work even. In this episode we cover: how to define high quality connection for yourself, how to know when you have it, identify areas in your life you'd like to have it (or more of it), and how to cultivate it in your life.