
Leaving Behind Safety & Security and Following a Desire · Vanessa McEvoy
The Art Of Listening To Your BodyShow Notes
In this update, Vanessa returns to share how a slow, deliberate process led her to sell her investment property, step away from a stable government job, and now works just 10–15 hours a week alongside her childhood best friend, supporting First Nations land-back initiatives.
Episode Highlights:
What letting go really looks like The guilt spiral involved in putting yourself first Working less does not mean earning less
Vanessa is back to share what happens when you trust the slow, boring work of letting go… one property, one career and one accountant at a time.
Links and Next Steps:
You can watch the first part of Vanessa’s story here: https://theartoflisteningtoyourbody.com/vanessa-mcevoy/
If you’re keen to explore Release, Jin’s signature program, where you learn to process your emotions using the Release Process ® + receive guidance and support for a period of time you can do this here: https://bit.ly/release-course
You can also connect with Jin on social media:
Instagram: @theartoflisteningtoyourbody
Facebook: @drjinong (personal) or @theartoflisteningtoyourbody
Website: https://drjinong.com and https://theartoflisteningtoyourbody.com/
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