EPISODE · Aug 20, 2026 · 1H 8M
A Recovering Asshole – How Jennifer K. Hill Became the Godmother of Human Connection
from The No BS Spiritual Book Club with Sandie Sedgbeer · host Sandie Sedgbeer
✨ Don’t Miss What’s Next!Subscribe and tap the 🔔 to receive updates when newinterviews, conversations, and live shows are released. Some people come to spirituality through a crisis, a mystical experience, or a sudden glimpse of something greater. Jennifer K. Hill’s awakening began with a rather less celestial revelation:Someone finally told her she was an asshole. She was 23, fiercely ambitious, bristling with defenses, and leaving a trail of damaged relationships behind her. That painful moment began a 21-year examination of how she spoke, loved, led, and treated herself—a journey she nowchronicles with disarming honesty in her new book, Recovering Asshole. Today, Jen is an entrepreneur, speaker, TV and radio host, executive coach, and founder of the Jen Hill Tribe, a curated global network of founders, investors, and operators. In this episode of The NO BS Spiritual Book Club, Jen shares the 10 books that shaped her journey and explores:• the difference between apology and actual change• how self-awareness can transform relationships• the ego traps hiding inside personal growth• her Golden Triangle of Connection• the importance of meaningful human connection• how to build communities where people feel seen rather than treated like transactions And, of course, we ask the important question:Does a recovering asshole ever actually graduate? Learn more about Jennifer K. Hill: https://www.jenhilltribe.comJennifer K. Hill: https://jenniferkhill.comCheck out Jennifer’s 10 Best Spiritual Books:https://www.thenobsspiritualbookclub.com/c/jennifer-k-hill/ #JenniferKHill #RecoveringAsshole#HumanConnection #ConsciousLeadership #SelfAwareness #PersonalGrowth
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