What if the things that irritate you most online aren’t “out there” at all—but a trail of clues leading straight back to the parts of you you’ve packed away?

In “Shadow Work, But Make It Functional,” Liz Vyncy turns shadow work into something you can actually do: in daylight, at the kitchen table, in about twenty minutes a week—without candles, midnight spirals, or turning it into drama. You’ll learn what the “shadow” really is (not your evil side, but your blind spot), why projection is such a reliable compass, and how the heat you feel toward certain people can reveal both the dirt and the gold you’ve disowned.

This episode gives you a clear three-part practice: the Mirror, the Page, and the Mend. First, a projection audit—tracking disproportionate irritation (yes, even your phone’s “search history” and screenshots) and labeling each trigger as Mine, Not Mine, or Gold. Then, a timed 20‑minute write to name what’s been unsaid, trace whose rule taught you to hide it, and see what it costs you now. Finally, the part that makes it functional: one small, visible deed within a week—either a repair if it’s “mine,” or a tiny practice of the forbidden “gold” if you’ve been denying yourself something vital.

Along the way Liz shares safeguards (shadow work isn’t trauma therapy), the “rule of three” to avoid taking blame that isn’t yours, and real examples of how a single small mend can make the bag you’ve been dragging behind you measurably lighter.

Ready to stop performing your healing and start practicing it? Tune in and learn how to see your shadow in daylight—and mend one thing.

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