Episode Details

There's a version of you that comes alive when you're being creative, playful, or fully yourself. And then there's the version that shows up to work. This episode is about the gap between them.

Shabbar and Tim explore the artist and the businessman as two archetypes we all carry.

Through personal stories and Jungian shadow work, they unpack what happens when we dismiss or avoid the side we don't identify with. Whether you're a creative who struggles with money or a commercial thinker who feels something's missing, this conversation holds something for you.

The real question isn't which archetype is right. It's whether you're brave enough to take a step toward the one you've been avoiding.

• Why what irritates you most about other people might say more about you than them

• What the artist loses by treating money and commerce as corrupt

• What the businessman misses by leaving creativity and play out of their work

• Why the most alive version of you rarely makes it into your professional life

• How growth often just means taking a 20% step toward the side you've been resisting

Enjoyed this episode? We'd love to hear your thoughts, questions, or your own stories about money. Reach out and connect with us on LinkedIn:

Shabbar: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/shabbarkassam Tim: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/timmalnick

Explore Tim's work and register for his upcoming workshop: https://timothymalnick.com/

Find out more about Shabbar's financial planning services: https://lumosfinancial.com/