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The Clarity Lens explores how biology, psychology, and social conditioning shape our habits, decisions, and self-trust—especially around complex systems like insurance and taxes.
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Make Room for the Full Version of You (opens the original)
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What happens when you stop shrinking yourself to fit the version of you that everyone else has come to expect? In this final episode of our mini-series, Renee and Laura talk about what it means to make room for the full version of yourself —the parts of you that are still growing, changing, healing, learning, and becoming. Sometimes the next version of you requires letting go of the expectations, roles, and limitations that once felt necessary. You don't have to stay the same just because people
You Don't Have To Become Less Of Yourself To Move Forward (opens the original)
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Who do we think we have to become to succeed? And perhaps more importantly— what parts of ourselves do we think we have to leave behind? In this episode of The Clarity Lens , Laura and Renée explore what happens when belonging starts to look like shrinking. From masking and perfectionism to people-pleasing, representation, and the pressure to constantly prove ourselves, they unpack the difference between adapting to an environment and losing yourself inside of it. They also talk about the identi
You Don’t Have to Have Everything Figured Out (opens the original)
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What if uncertainty isn’t the problem? What if the discomfort that comes with not knowing what’s next comes from something deeper — our tendency to confuse uncertainty with danger? In this episode of The Clarity Lens , Laura Spale sits down with Dr. Renée Jordan, founder of Black Liberation Tech , for a thoughtful conversation about uncertainty, expectations, identity, decision-making, and what happens when people stop trying to have every answer before moving forward. They explore how the brain
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