🐚 Burnout as a Cycle Under Capitalism — with Cyrée Jarelle Johnson
About this episode
Today I’m joined by Cyrée Jarelle Johnson for a deep and thoughtful conversation about spiritual practice, small business, and social media.
Together we weave through:
- How Cyrée crafted his career as a diviner, poet, herbalist + card reader
- Healing burnout when living with chronic illness and neurodivergence
- Why Instagram has no elders — and all communities are incomplete without elders
- Discernment vs extreme skepticism — and how to navigate the internet’s slop era
- How to blend online & IRL business models — including different ways to run a shop
- The realities of experiencing transphobic and hateful comments on social media
- Herbal and ecological support for tending to burnout ❤️🩹
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