Today on Karlosophies, Karly explores the highly curated online space, where it appears those who make the most noise and live the largest life have the greatest success. If you're feeling like an average Jo (no offence to any Jo's out there) in a world of big lips and bold hair, you're not alone. Karly invites you to join her in showing up and speaking up as your amazing average self.

In this episode, Karly talks about the growth that we experience that we don't necessarily see. She shares her story with us and tells us how you cannot work on something for four years consistently without showing an improvement. She inspires us not to be afraid to commit to things.

Today in Karlosophies, Karly speaks about honoring the word. She gives us an opportunity to evaluate our own life and see if there are any habits that we would like lock ourselves in.

In this episode Karly inspires us with her story to plant the seeds and wait, not to rush or lose hope. She talks about focusing on what we want to create in life and put our heart and time in it. All we have to do is trust and surrender.

Today, on Karlosophies, Karly explains what board of directors is. She talks about people that are her board of directors and she inspires us to think about people that are our board of directors. Karly also explains that being friends with someone doesn't mean that you can't be their client too.

In this episode Karly shares her opinion on “playing the bigger game“. She inspires us to question all these rules that we are following and think for a moment if those rules are even real? She talks about how the idea of “playing the bigger game” will only make people feel small.

Today, on Karlosophies, Karly speaks about circular leadership and the way we can all help each other instead of putting expectations on somebody else and placing them above us. The fact that some people are better at something that we want to know doesn’t mean that they can’t learn other things from us, since we are as perfect as they are.

Today, Karly talks about how most of us are used to defend and deflect, and how free you can feel if you simply stop doing that. Being open to everything is not something that we should be afraid of.

Today, Karly shares what she calls her 'Steven Bradbury moment'... where she was working hard to make it happen, felt all kinds of stress and overwhelm, only to surrender and have all the obstacles drop out of the way to come out winning.

As Cyclone Oma passes over, Karly weathers the storm and comes to you from the safety and of her studio today, to play around with the idea of depression and explores the parallels between natural weather events and our mental state of mind.