What does it really mean to help — and where does that instinct begin to blur with who we are?In this episode of Everyday Fulfillment, Melissa S. Kelly-McCabe and Satyashiv D’mello explore the nuances of being both a person and a coach — the space between giving and over-giving, between contribution and control.They reflect on how genuine service emerges not from fixing, but from understanding; and how fulfillment deepens when we stay curious, not certain.A grounded, honest conversation for anyone who supports others — and wants to do it with more awareness, presence, and wholeness.

What if your “unfinished” life isn’t a problem to solve?In our first episode of Everyday Fulfillment, Oona, Shiv, and Cam unpack what they call the purpose trap—the way purpose gets sold to us as something fixed, impressive, and work-shaped… and how that story quietly creates pressure, comparison, fear of failure, and a sense of being behind.Everyday Fulfillment is a podcast by The Fulfillment Institute, exploring fulfillment as lived experience: practical, human, and in motion.If something in this episode stayed with you, tell us what line landed—or what question it left you with.