Show Notes
In this deeply personal episode of Spirit School, I share what it’s really like to walk through massive life change while staying spiritually grounded. This is the messy, tender, transformative part of the journey we don’t often talk about. I reflect on the signs Spirit gives us before change arrives, the discomfort that often pushes us forward, and what it feels like to be in the void - the space between who we were and who we’re becoming. I also share stories I’ve never told before about stage fright, quitting my job, self-sabotage, and finally choosing courage over comfort. This episode includes a soft update on a life-changing experience I’m currently navigating. I’ll be sharing more when the time is right, but for now, I hope this conversation helps you feel less alone in your own season of transition. If you’ve been struggling to stay centered while everything shifts, this one is for you. In this episode, I talk about: • The early signs of change (and why we often resist them)• What the void really is and how to move through it• My personal relationship with fear, visibility, and self-sabotage• The importance of spiritual tools that actually work when you’re overwhelmed• Why it’s okay to take up space even when it feels unfamiliar• A soft announcement about what’s unfolding this summer Want to follow this journey in real time? Come join me inside the Spirit School Collective with our new limited-time Seasonal Pass.You’ll receive exclusive weekly updates, behind-the-scenes reflections, group readings, and live teachings that support you during times of big spiritual and personal growth. If this episode resonated with you, I’d love if you left a review or shared it with someone else walking through change. We grow stronger when we walk together.
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