Wise Whys

Being in the middle of the holiday season may cause some dread and anxiety due to the family gatherings that one may be attending or have attended but what if a change in perspective could make these opportune times to expedite personal growth? There is a reason why our family is usually the people that we get along with the least. It is because those closest to us will be mirrors for our own internal struggles. Utilizing these opportunities around family for growth, with the perspective shared in this podcast, gives us the ability to turn these not-so-fun times into a personal challenge.

The Human Design and Destiny Card systems offer invaluable data for discovering one's self but how we interpret that data and what we do with it ultimately determines the intrinsic value of the information with receive. In this episode, Aaron and Alexander identify how to be an internal investigator and utilize this information to progress growth, leading to emotional responsibility and accountability.

The phrase "set an intention" is said a lot, but what does it really mean? How do we set an intention and then manage our energy and emotions around that intention to give us the greatest chance of seeing that intention become reality. In this episode, Alexander dissects an event in Aaron's life where he had created an intention but the outcome did not reflect his expectations.

Throughout this philosophy and in his personal consultations, Alexander utilizes two main systems to help us learn more about our default energetic make up. In this episode we give an overview of the human design system and some examples on how you can use it to gain more insight on your authentic self.

This episode is a part 2 of 2 in what ended up being an extended conversation about an experience Aaron was having. The experience he shares ends up leading to a discussion about acceptance and the cost of our wants.

This episode is a part 1 of 2 in what ended up being an extended conversation about an experience Aaron was having. The experience he shares ends up leading to a discussion about acceptance and the cost of our wants.

In this inaugural episode we get into the 5 external / 1 internal question technique which also touches on why the podcast is called 'wise whys'.

In this episode of the Wise Whys Podcast, hosts Aaron Keith and Alexander provide an extensive refresher on the Just Philosophy, which focuses on self development, emotional processing, conscious relationships, and overall wellness. They introduce the acronym JUST (Journeys Unite Seeking Transformation) and discuss the interconnectedness of the five levels of wellness: Spiritual, Mental, Emotional, Energetic, and Physical (SMEEP). They also cover various practical tools and techniques, such as the Three Rs (Recognize, Respect, Redirect), the Five Pillars, and the six principles of relating, to help listeners create a structured, disciplined, and balanced lifestyle. Additionally, the episode highlights the importance of conscious communication and the application of tools like Human Design and Destiny Cards to better understand one's authentic self.

Get to know Aaron & Alexander, the guys behind the voices of Wise Whys, with some short biographies in their own words.