Rest For the Revolution | A Projector’s Dilemma
Alex MufsonAlex Mufson, LCSW—serial entrepreneur, licensed therapist, Human Design expert and 1/3 Splenic Projector—embarks on a personal journey to relearn the lost art of rest as part of her mission to redirect the flow of capital from those who do harm with it to those who heal with it. Through thought-provoking interviews with visionaries, creatives, experts, entrepreneurs and fellow seekers, Alex explor... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 8 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||
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In this episode of Rest for the Revolution, Alex sits down with Lee Mae Spence—a decolonized leadership partner and 5/1 Emotional Projector—to explore the complex relationship between rest, burnout, colonization, and reclaiming softness in a world bu... more
In this episode of Rest for the Revolution, we sit down with the incredible Beth Carter—founder of BBA Bookkeeping and The Badass Bookkeeper—to explore her journey as an optional Projector navigating life, business, and motherhood. From becoming a te... more
This episode of Rest for the Revolution features Halie Devlin, 2/4 emotional manifesting generator, somatic practitioner, serial entrepreneur, and parent, as she shares her journey from addiction and under-functioning to sobriety, conscious embodimen... more
In this episode of Rest for the Revolution, Alex sits down with the magical 2/4 Emotional Projector, Matt Nannis, founder of Pivot Point WNC, a transformative nonprofit in Asheville, North Carolina. Though Matt isn’t formally into Human Design, his e... more
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This show centers on rest as a radical act within modern life, digging into how productivity culture and capitalist systems have devalued recuperation. Conversations span burnout, addiction, recovery, and embodiment, often weaving in Human Design, spirituality, and decolonized leadership. Guests come from diverse backgrounds—entrepreneurship, healthcare, the arts, and social change—sharing intimate narratives about rest, resilience, and building more humane workplaces and communities. The host guides guests through practical shifts, personal boundaries, and systemic critiques, aiming to model restorative practices that are actionable, inclusive, and oriented toward collective well-being. A notable throughline is reframing rest as essential ... more
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1. Lee Mae Spence
2. Beth Carter
3. Halie Devlin
4. Matt Nannis
5. Bridgett Miller
6. Karla Gomez
7. Dan Bradner
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