Left turns are choices we can all make. They’re about a willingness to step into the unknown in any area of life; to trust yourself to risk creating or trying something new. They’re about whatever it takes to create the choices and results you would really like to have.
What are some of your left turns? Writing a blog? Parenting in a different way? Letting go of the old because you are aware of something greater?
Whatever your left turns are, It’s all about letting your true uniqueness shine.
Have You Tried The Brussel Sprouts? with Georgia Watson
On this insightful conversation with Georgia Watson on the latest Left Turn Podcast, she shares the major left turns she's taken in her life - from the profound impact of losing her father at a young age, to immersing herself in a spiritual community, to discovering the joy of comedy and improv with her partner Brett.
Georgia reflects on how these unexpected choices and experiences have shaped her, like shedding a serious, rigid mindset in favor of embracing more lightness and adventure. She encourages listeners to try something new each day, as it's those unfamiliar experiences that can open us up to growth and possibility.
Tune in to hear Georgia's story and be inspired to take your own left turns in life and embrace the transformative power of making bold, unconventional choices.
Resources:
More with Georgia Watson - http://www.georgiawatson.com/
More with Marilyn Bradford - https://www.marilynbradford.com/
Empowerment and the idea of having more say in our realities, lives and futures is something Georgia Watson is fiercely interested in.
Georgia has trained animals (large and small) most of her life, is a Harris county Master Gardener, loves cooking nutritious food, studying health and nutrition, and finding ways to be more happy more of the time
She has also been working with Access Consciousness for over 10 years in all sorts of different jobs.
Mentioned during the Podcast
Access Consciousness - http://www.accessconsciousness.com/
3 Dec 2025TRANSCRIPT
The Earth, Your Body and You with Alba Molteni
Join us for an insightful conversation with Alba Molteni on the latest episode of The Left Turn podcast. Alba shares the fascinating story of her unconventional life journey - from her free-spirited upbringing exploring nature with her family, to leaving the corporate world to find her true calling.
Alba shares her journey of navigating significant life changes, trusting her inner voice, and resisting societal pressures to live authentically. Discover how her encounter with Access Consciousness transformed her worldview, imparting wisdom about embracing constant exploration and reinvention without waiting for the 'perfect' moment.
Resources:
More with Alba Molteni - https://www.albamolteni.com/
More with Marilyn Bradford - https://www.marilynbradford.com/
Mentioned during the Podcast
Access Consciousness - http://www.accessconsciousness.com/
19 Nov 2025TRANSCRIPT
Get Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable with Shon Van Orden
In our latest episode of the Left Turn Podcast, we explore the transformative journey of Shon Van Orden, a certified Access Consciousness facilitator who has embraced a life brimming with possibilities, stepping away conventional corporate paths. Shon’s story is a powerful testament to the incredible growth that comes from embracing discomfort and exploring the unknown.
Raised in a strict Mormon environment, Shon shares his inspiring leap into the world of consciousness and personal freedom. He emphasizes how each uncomfortable transition has been pivotal in expanding his awareness and shaping his journey.
If you’re intrigued by the idea of consciousness and ready to challenge your own boundaries, Shon’s narrative serves as a reminder that embracing discomfort can open doors to extraordinary possibilities.
Resources:
More with Shon Van Orden - https://tinyurl.com/4t8a9j97
More with Marilyn Bradford - https://www.marilynbradford.com/
Shon Van Orden’s journey started in the world of Mormonism and took a wild turn into consciousness. After years as a serial entrepreneur and a stretch in Corporate America, he traded the boardroom for a much bigger adventure—one that asked way more interesting questions.
He discovered Access Consciousness over 12 years ago, and what started as curiosity became a full-on way of living. Now a Certified Facilitator and Worldwide Coordinator, Shon gets to play with possibilities every day—helping people explore what’s truly possible beyond this reality.
He was part of the original spark that became the AccessMe app, dove deep into the creation of El Lugar, weaving his energy and magic into its later stages, and is deeply involved in the business side of Access.
For Shon, consciousness isn’t a concept—it’s an adventure. Every question, every choice, is a chance to change the world by simply being more of you!
Mentioned during the Podcast
Access Consciousness - http://www.accessconsciousness.com/
Access Books - https://www.acpublishing.com/?p=books
access.me app - https://access.me/
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Have You Tried The Brussel Sprouts? with Georgia Watson
Published 17 Dec 2025 · Transcript excerpt
[…] And I really was that for myself. I sort of created my own. I used that spiritual path to kind of keep myself in what I thought was the line that I needed to be handed towards. Well, and I'm so glad you brought that up because people often assume that left turns are like, I'm going over here to be free. But really, you can use a structure as a huge left turn. It all depends on why you're choosing it. Absolutely. And what it creates for you. So that's really a very interesting example. Yeah. Yeah. And using something that has a structure that's already set up, it can be such a rich feeding ground or breeding ground to develop your own ideas where you start to realize, well, I agree with this here, but I actually don't agree with this here. […]
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