Safa Roberts spent years slaving away at her corporate job back in Vancouver Island, Canada.  Her life was great on paper - but like so many others - Safa found herself depressed and miserable. Wait a second ? But... Doesn't society tell us if we get a job, get married, have kids, and buy a house - that we will live happily ever after? No more problems?!? Hmm...  Well, it didn't work for me ... it didn't work for Safa ... and it doesn't work for loads of people out there.Thankfully, there are other options ?Like booking a one way ticket to India to study yoga...Then setting up a kick-ass yoga studio in Canada teaching pranic healing...Followed by some life-changing ayahuasca dietas in Peru with a bunch of cool expats...It's about taking responsibility and dealing with your shit.In this episode Safa talks about the heavy stigma around charging money for healing modalities - when people expect them to be free.But ... if these services are free or low cost, how will businesses be sustainable and continue to provide top-notch value?You'll just have to tune in to find out... If you want to know more about ayahuasca dietas in Peru — check out Body of Prana.--Want to get into your body and silence your overactive mind? Join the Sex, Money & Rage email list here: https://www.sexmoneyrage.com/Past episodes and show notes are located here: https://www.sexmoneyrage.com/podcast"LOL... This email has successfully distracted me from work." - Josh, New Zealand"Genuinely thank you for creating this space for people like-minded to talk openly and feel OK to talk about these things." Beau, AustraliaDisclaimer: I do not promote trying plant medicine or psychedelics (they are a whole other beast). All information provided is for general information and educational purposes only. Please consult with your doctor and do your own research before diving in. There are risks involved, it can interact with certain medications, and it's illegal in most Western countries. I'm not a doctor, therapist, or counsellor, and nothing said on the podcast is a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or a professional therapeutic relationship. All content is intended to provide general health information for educational purposes only.