Skipping Stones with Seth Roberts

What if the hardest thing to face isn't what you did - but that you chose to do it? Seth Roberts takes on guilt, accountability, and the ways we protect our self-image when we fall short of our own standards. Instead of owning mistakes, we tend to: • minimize what happened • shift blame to other people or circumstances • quietly adjust our values to make the behavior "fit" It works in the short term - but it keeps us stuck. Guilt isn't just something to avoid. In the right balance, it's what pushes you to change, take responsibility, and become someone better. The real shift happens when you stop explaining things away and start owning your part in them. Follow the show, share it with someone who'd appreciate it, and leave a review to help more people find Skipping Stones.

What if the most important thing you inherit isn't money, but the way you think? Seth Roberts reflects on the unseen inheritance we receive from family - beliefs about money, work, failure, and what's possible - and how those patterns shape our lives far more than any financial gift. Money can come and go. But the mindset behind it determines whether it builds something lasting or disappears just as quickly. This episode explores: • Why some people waste advantages while others create them • How family habits quietly shape your decisions • What it really means to set someone up for a good life The best inheritance isn't what you're given - it's what you learn, live out, and pass forward. Follow the show, share it with someone who'd appreciate it, and leave a review to help more people find Skipping Stones.