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Love Louder - Iterations on Becoming Human

Love Louder - Iterations on Becoming Human

Written by: Hong Sang Christmann
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 Love Louder – Iterations on Becoming Human A soulful podcast on personal growth, emotional truth, and creative embodiment. If you’ve ever felt too much, moved too slowly, or questioned what “success” even means — this space is for you. Through intimate solo episodes, I explore what it means to lead like a lover, to soften into your truth, and to find power in presence. Expect voice as medicine, poetic reflections, and raw insights into healing, identity, intuition, and being fully human. Let’s unmask, unwind, and become — together. Economics Social Sciences Spirituality
Episodes
  • LLI 64 When Growth Gets Comfortable: Reigniting Your Inner Edge

    LLI 64 When Growth Gets Comfortable: Reigniting Your Inner Edge
    Jun 14 2025
    Have your once-bold routines turned into autopilot rituals? In this episode, we explore the subtle trap of growth plateaus—when comfort creeps into once-challenging commitments. Sang invites you into a real-time reflection on what happens when the daily practice of showing up becomes too familiar, and how to break the loop with conscious curiosity.
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    17 mins
  • LLI 63 When Life Interrupts, Do You Fight or Flow?

    LLI 63 When Life Interrupts, Do You Fight or Flow?
    Jun 7 2025
    In this episode of Love Louder, something unexpected happens: all recent recordings, notes, and ideas are lost in one sudden tech glitch. But instead of panic or perfectionism, Sang invites you to witness something else—the radical power of surrender.
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    12 mins
  • LLI 62 The Discipline of Self-Honor – How to Love Yourself When You “Fall Short”

    LLI 62 The Discipline of Self-Honor – How to Love Yourself When You “Fall Short”
    May 31 2025
    In this iteration of Love Louder, Sang opens a conversation most of us avoid: What happens when we don't meet our own expectations? With disarming honesty, she explores: The trap of "making up" for perceived failures
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    6 mins
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