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Channel Your Genius Podcast

Tapping your creative genius isn't a push, it's an opening to your sacred flow-state. Channel Your Genius podcast shares tips, wisdom, and funny stories from some of the world's most brilliant creative professionals about how they open to their best ideas, their most…

Podcast · By Mellissa Seaman · English · Official site

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Why Being Impossible to Categorize Is Actually Your Superpower (opens the original)

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    "The people who are meant for your work should recognize themselves in what you stand for." Building a business around broad categories and familiar labels often leaves out the very thing that makes your work irreplaceable. In this episode, Mellissa Seaman explores why your manifesto is one of the strongest tools for attracting ideal clients, communicating your values, and making your work impossible to confuse with anyone else's. Drawing from her own business, Mellissa shares how deeply held be

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Your Inner Sage: Your Secret Value comes from your Lived Experience (opens the original)

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    "You don't get to be the elder, you don't get to be the wise one, until you've really lived it." The Sage archetype is the wisdom leader who speaks from lived experience, hard-won lessons, and the perspective that comes from having moved through every earlier stage of leadership. In this episode, Mellissa explores the final archetype on the outer Wheel of Wisdom and the kind of authority that develops when you no longer need to prove how much you know. She looks at the Sage as mentor, storytelle

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Coming Out from Undercover with Your Intuitive Genius (opens the original)

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    "For years, I felt like I was an undercover agent." Mellissa Seaman on intuitive gifts, professional credibility, and the expensive part of hiding the deeper knowing that may be making you more valuable than you realize. You might look completely rational on the outside. Professional voice. Good credentials. Excellent ability to say the reasonable thing in the meeting. And then at home, you're pulling Tarot cards, watching for signs, opening a book to a random page, or listening to the next song

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Where Science Meets Spirit: Where Are You on the Woo Scale? (opens the original)

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    "You don't have to be woo-woo to be an intuitive genius. You heard me!" Mellissa Seaman on the Woo Scale, intuitive genius, and why translation may be the real leadership skill when you're trying to bridge mystery and real life. You might be analytical, professional, grounded, and still deeply intuitive. Maybe your knowing comes through as a gut feeling. Maybe it shows up as a creative download. Maybe you "just know" something before the spreadsheet catches up. Or maybe you're full-on spirit gui

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    Meet Your Contributor: The Archetype Behind Burnout vs. Joyful Action (opens the original)

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    "Work. Ugh. Don't you kind of hate that word?" Mellissa Seaman on the Contributor archetype, sacred work, and how action can become fun, rewarding, and soul-satisfying when it comes from the right place in you. Maybe you've had that corporate chapter where you worked really really hard, achieved a lot, and still felt something missing. Then maybe you swung the other way and tried to live in the spirit miracle stuff while hiding under the covers from the work-a-day world. Dude, yes. The split can

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