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Living Your Greatness, Montreal, QC (2026)

06/16/2026

THE ART OF RELATING 🤍🌿✨

This was more than a live podcast experience. It was a living reminder that relationship is not something we simply stumble into. It is our birthright. A practice we cultivate, a study, an art, and a conscious way of living.

Held at La Maison Ralia, we gathered for an evening of honest conversation, reflection, and shared presence with Ben Mumme, Dylan Moscovitch, and Mariana Mae as we explored what it means to live in right relationship with ourselves, with time, our values, our kin, the ecosystems we are part of, and the natural world around us.

In a time where we are constantly connected, yet so many quietly feel disconnected, this space became an invitation to pause. To slow down enough to listen deeply, step beyond the noise and pace of everyday life, and return to what is true.

We explored how the art of relating begins within. It begins in the way we meet ourselves, hold our thoughts, honour our emotions, and tend to our inner world. From there, relationship extends into every part of life. It shapes how we move through time, what we choose to value, how we show up for those we love, and the role we play within the communities and ecosystems that hold us.

A heartfelt thank you elle imbeault for nourishing us through food prepared with so much love and intention, and to Brendan Baxter from Cocktail En Fût for the thoughtful mocktails that brought warmth and care to the evening.

A special thank you to 𝐈𝐥𝐢𝐚 𝐔𝐬𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐨𝐯 | Photographer • Videographer for recording the live podcast experience and to Leana Paparella for capturing the heart of the night so beautifully.

We are equally grateful to La Maison Ralia for holding this vision so intentionally, and to Desiree Escalante Ruiz, Mya Pearle Nerenberg, and Dunia Darwiche for the care, presence, and support in bringing this experience to life.

And to everyone who showed up, friends, family, and new faces, thank you for your openness, honesty, and willingness to step into this space with heart.

These are the spaces that remind us of something essential. We are not alone. We are meant to gather, to listen, to grow, and to return again and again to the practice of relating more consciously.

Until next time, much love ❤️‍🔥

05/22/2026

Meet Ben Mumme, host of the podcast. He will be facilitating the live podcast experience, The Art of Relating with .moscovitch and

Ben is passionate about helping people reach their full potential and live with greater awareness, purpose, and sustainable well being.

Through the Living Your Greatness Podcast, Ben creates thoughtful conversations that invite people to reflect more deeply on themselves, their relationships, and the way they move through life.

With a commitment to asking meaningful questions in search of deeper understanding, he has shared conversations with entrepreneurs, athletes, authors, investors, creatives, therapists, and world-class individuals from all walks of life.

Over the years, those conversations revealed something deeper. Beneath achievement, performance, and success, many people are still searching for the same thing: deeper connection, greater presence, and a more honest relationship with themselves and others.

At its core, Living Your Greatness is rooted in meaningful conversation. The kind that deepens self awareness, shifts perspective, and reminds us of our shared humanity.

That same intention is what shaped The Art of Relating.

An evening exploring our relationships with self, time, values, kin, ecosystems, and nature.

In a world that constantly pulls our attention outward, this evening is an invitation to slow down, reconnect, and return to what truly matters.

Join us in Montreal on June 11th at for an evening of story, reflection, and meaningful conversation.

🎟️ More information can be found through the link in bio.

05/19/2026

Meet , one of the beautiful souls joining us for the upcoming live podcast experience, The Art of Relating.

Mariana is a Visionary, Health Arts Practitioner, Ceremonialist, and Cultural Bridge whose life’s work is a reflection of her return to her ancestral roots and her studies with various Indigenous communities.

Her path encompasses a passion for holistic healing modalities, with a specialty in Folk Herbalism, Women’s Health, and the Creative Arts. Mariana is also a fountain of Earth-Based Wisdom, with a focus on modern day integration and intentional living.

Alongside her husband and fellow guide, .moscovitch , Mariana’s work is grounded in devotion to relationship, embodied practice, and being in right relationship with self, with the earth, and with one another.

She is also deeply devoted to her musical career and to the Voice as an instrument for healing, expression, and liberation, supporting others in exploring their own voice as a pathway toward greater authenticity and connection.

Mariana brings a grounded and intuitive presence to conversations around healing, embodiment, creativity, and what it means to live in right relationship with ourselves, with one another, and with the living world around us.

Join us on June 11th at for an evening of story, reflection, and meaningful conversation.

🎟️ Full event details in bio

05/13/2026

Meet .moscovitch, one of our featured speakers at the upcoming live podcast experience, The Art of Relating.

Dylan is a Guide, Coach, Ceremonialist, and Speaker, as well as the founder of Threshold™️, a framework and practice devoted to guiding people through life’s most pivotal passages with greater clarity, embodiment, and integrity.

A former Olympic Figure Skater, Dylan’s own threshold began with a career-ending injury that led him into years of searching, healing, and deep study with Indigenous wisdom traditions. That journey became the foundation for the work he now shares.

Alongside his wife and fellow guide, , Dylan’s path is rooted in a deep devotion to relationship.

Their shared commitment to study, service, and being in right relationship with self, with the earth, and with one another is woven into the very fabric of how they live, learn, and offer their work.

For Dylan, this is not background to the teachings. It is the teaching.

As a speaker, Dylan brings the same grounded presence to the stage as he does to sacred space. His work explores the mechanics of human transformation, how we move through disruption and uncertainty, and how we cross life’s thresholds with greater honesty, awareness, and alignment.

At the heart of his work is a deep belief in our individual and collective capacity to step more fully into who we are becoming.

Join us on June 11th at for an evening exploring what it means to live in right relationship through story, reflection, and meaningful conversation.

🎟️ Full event details in bio.

02/17/2026

Most people obsess over the price of gold and silver. Matthew Piepenburg obsesses over the reason. There is a difference.

Many feel the slow erosion of purchasing power, even if they cannot fully explain it. Whether the regime is left or right, whether a central bank is hawkish or dovish, the result often looks the same.

More currency. Less value. It feels like invisible theft.

Matthew’s message is not blind agreement. It is study.

Study the history of gold and silver. Study their role in monetary resets. Study how they behaved when confidence in paper weakened.

When you do that, something shifts. You stop asking whether the price is too high.

Because you realize you are measuring gold in paper money anyway. And if the measuring stick itself is unstable, the number becomes less important.

Gold and silver are not quarterly trades. They are long-term protection.

They are not about outperforming an index next month. They are about stepping outside a system that depends on constant expansion.

The real question is not, “Is this expensive?” The real question is, “Why am I holding this?”

If the answer is speculation, conviction will be fragile. If the answer is preservation, time becomes your ally.

Once you understand that distinction, you stop watching the ticker so closely.

And you start thinking more clearly about what wealth is meant to protect.

02/10/2026

Most people don’t realize this, but money and currency are not the same thing. Once you see the difference, it changes how you view the entire financial system.

Gold and silver are money because they exist on their own. They are real, tangible, and scarce. Their value does not come from promises or policies. It comes from what they are.

Currency is different. It is created by governments and managed by central banks. It is backed by confidence rather than substance. There is no natural limit to how much of it can be created.

That distinction matters more than people think, especially in uncertain times.

When you hold gold or silver, you are holding property. It belongs to you outright. There is no counterparty and no dependency on the system continuing to function.

Fiat currency is not property in that same sense. It is a financial instrument. Useful, familiar, and widely accepted, but fragile. Its purchasing power depends on restraint from institutions that benefit from expanding it.

Gold and silver do not rely on restraint. They rely on history.

For thousands of years, across civilizations and collapses, they have been chosen as money. Not because they were declared so, but because people trusted them.

Money is simply a medium of exchange. And long before it appeared in law, it was embedded in human behavior.

What do you think matters more today, trust in institutions or trust in what is real?

Once you understand the difference between money and currency, you cannot unsee it.

01/09/2026

Understanding the difference between attachment and authenticity isn’t about staying calm. It’s about being honest about what’s actually happening inside us.

Many people think security means harmony. Feeling regulated, peaceful, and steady. But real safety doesn’t come from being calm all the time. It comes from authenticity. Being truthful, even when emotions are uncomfortable.

There’s a common misunderstanding that secure attachment equals constant calm. In reality, calm can become something we chase to avoid difficult feelings. Often, we end up teaching what we still need to learn ourselves.

Authenticity allows room for emotion, disagreement, and change. It may not feel soothing, but it creates trust because it’s real.

That’s why calm is often overrated. Not because it’s unhelpful, but because it isn’t the goal.

Real security comes from being able to show up as you are, not from keeping everything smooth on the surface.

If this resonates, share it with someone who feels pressure to always stay calm 😌

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