• Ten Things NOT to Do In Your Faith Deconstruction - Britt Hartley | Ep. 2011

  • Apr 17 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 48 mins
  • Podcast

Ten Things NOT to Do In Your Faith Deconstruction - Britt Hartley | Ep. 2011

  • Summary

  • In this episode, we explore 10 common pitfalls people face during religious deconstruction. From navigating relationships and parenting outside of organized religion to the challenges of psychedelics, intellectualism, and identity loss—this is a raw, honest conversation about life after faith. Whether you're just beginning your journey or deep in it, this discussion offers insight, validation, and guidance.

    Key topics covered:

    • Why opening your marriage right after leaving religion may backfire

    • How to provide structure for your kids without religion

    • The psychedelic trap & chasing spiritual highs

    • The “missionary phase” of ex-belief systems

    • Finding meaning beyond religion, without clinging to new dogmas

    • The lifelong process of deconstruction

    • And much more, including Gen Z dating, chakras, free will, and dreams

    Don’t miss her reflections on what she’s learned, what to avoid, and how to move forward with integrity and openness.


    Show Notes

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