Josh TrentIdentity Transformation Architect and award winning Host of the Wellness + Wisdom Podcast—a decade-strong show with over 750 episodes and 15M downloads.

Unlock Limitless Space: Ditch Nouns & Judgment #shorts

19 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this short, Josh Trent explains that true "space"—the capacity to experience love and growth—shrinks when we rely on limiting nouns and judgments. He illustrates how labeling oneself (e.g., "Spiritpreneur") creates a box that confines the divine essence, whereas describing the ongoing action ("Spiritpreneuring") keeps the sense of limitless being. Judgment, especially when we label emotions like anger or shame as bad, further contracts space. Drawing on David Hawkins' "letting‑go" approach, Trent urges listeners to fully feel and love every emotion, magnifying it instead of trying to fix or suppress it. By embracing all feelings without judgment, we expand the inner space that allows love to flow.

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Without space, you cannot experience it or have it. And so what is space? Space, the thing that tends to limit space is boxes and nouns and judgment. And so you wanna be really choosy as to are you using nouns and which nouns? If not, get rid of nouns. If you notice, when I said the evolution from capitalism to conscious capitalism wasn't to Spiritpreneur, it was Spiritpreneuring, right? Right. Because Spiritpreneur is a box. It's a noun, right? Because technically you are a divine being currently named Josh Trent. You can be spiritpreneuring, but once you say I am a spiritpreneur, you're now in that context, right? You're not this divine being anymore. And so really just recognizing our languaging, our use of nouns, that's a box. Judgment is a box, right? If you feel anger or you feel anything other than love and you judge it, you're literally creating less space for love to come in. And so you wanna let go of judgment, allow yourself to feel the grief, the anger, the shame, All of it, love it all, right? Give yourself full permission to fully feel. It's very David Hawkins, right? Letting go, like you fully magnify that feeling. Whereas we've been taught to, what can we do to fix it and get rid of it? He's like, no, you lean into it, right? And so leaning into it and loving yourself for even feeling that, that gives yourself space for the love to come in. I'm sorry.