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Season 3 Episode 11: Why Chaos Could Be Just What We Need Right Now
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Power, fear, and survival instincts shape our lives in ways we don’t always recognize. In this deeply personal episode, host Debilyn Molineaux shares her own journey—from a childhood ruled by fear to a career built on manipulation, and ultimately, to a path of empowerment and transformation. She challenges the cycle of domination and control, revealing how embracing chaos might just be the key to something better.
Debilyn takes us through her experiences navigating a world where power is often wielded as a weapon, and she unpacks the lessons learned along the way. From childhood survival tactics to the high-stakes world of advertising, she reflects on how fear is used to keep people compliant—and why breaking free from these cycles requires a radical shift. What if, instead of resisting chaos, we saw it as a force for positive change? What if we rewrote the rules of power?
In this thought-provoking conversation, Debilyn explores the butterfly effect of individual actions, the need for a new social contract, and the role we all play in shaping a more just and equitable world. Tune in for a powerful discussion on stepping out of fear, reclaiming agency, and embracing the uncertainty of transformation.
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Article referenced: https://ivn.us/2018/04/02/chaos-need-right-now
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