EPISODE · May 15, 2026 · 21 MIN
You Can’t Control the World — But You Can Alter Your Reality
from Glitches To Gold · host Jo Warwick
In today’s episode, I’m diving into one of the biggest lessons I’ve learnt in life — that the more we try to control other people, situations, politics, money, relationships, or the world around us… the more power we give away from ourselves. This conversation goes deep into sovereignty, alignment, emotional triggers, the “not-self,” and why reclaiming your power starts by looking within instead of constantly focusing outside of yourself. I also share some very personal reflections around my mum, control, fear, grief, and what it really means to come back into alignment with yourself during challenging seasons of life. This episode is about recognising where you’re giving your energy away… and learning how to bring it back. In this episode, we explore: Why trying to control others keeps you trappedThe difference between the self and the “not-self”How fear and unresolved wounds drive control patternsWhy judgment and blame disconnect you from your powerWhat sovereignty actually looks like in everyday lifeHow your inner state affects money, business, opportunities, and abundanceWhy changing your frequency changes your realityThe importance of aligned action over reaction If this episode speaks to you, you can dive deeper with my free Hidden Money Patterns eBook and both masterclasses over at: ✨ www.glitchestogold.com Inside, you’ll discover: Part One: The greatest lie keeping you blocked from receiving abundancePart Two: How “being busy” has become a matrix identity that disconnects you from overflow, alignment, and true success And if you loved this episode, don’t forget to like, subscribe, rate, and share the podcast — it helps us reach more people ready to turn their glitches into gold. Sending you so much love, Jo x
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