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EPISODE · Jul 6, 2025 · 7 MIN

Podcast #43: On Human Duality and Authenticity

from Dose of Wonder · host Caitlin McColl 🇨🇦

This week's podcast explores the concept of human two-facedness, inspired by the Roman god Janus with his two faces, who represents transitions and duality. I question why people often present different sides of themselves depending on the situation or audience, sometimes being kind and supportive publicly while acting differently in private. This inconsistency, like the hidden identity of the Wizard of Oz, can lead to doubts about someone's true intentions. I advocate for authenticity and vulnerability as a way to gain genuine support and suggest that kindness is a learned trait that should be applied consistently to everyone, not just those who can offer validation.Loved this episode? You can find extra goodies, gentle tools, and printable doses of wonder over in my Ko-fi shop. You can also buy me a coffee to help support me. Every purchase supports this quiet corner of the internet and helps keep the podcast going. Thank you for being here. 💛References:What Does a Roman God Have To Do with your Life? By Caitlin McColl medium.com/dose-of-wonder/what-does-a-roman-god-have-to-do-with-your-life-a5dd39adf616 Get full access to Dose of Wonder at caitlinmccoll.substack.com/subscribe

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