Sensibly Speaking Podcast #123: Being a Cult Leader ft. Jessica Schab
December 30, 2017
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as posted by the channelThis week, I interview former spiritual adviser and cult leader Jessica Schab, who one day realized that what she was involved in was not rational and had elements that were actually destructive. We talk about what she did once she realized this and the consequences of those actions. While normally on this channel we have discussed cult followers, in this episode we go to the other side to see what life is like as a cult leader.
IMPORTANT NOTE: This podcast does not endorse Jessica's End of Fear (EOF) Project or any part of the life coaching that she and Diego Fontanive are doing. It is my opinion that anyone partaking in non-professional life coaching services is taking a risk because this is pseudo-psychological work that does not require any professional training or licensing, nor does it have any oversight. Nothing said in this podcast should be taken as a recommendation or endorsement of EOF.
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