Show Notes
Have you ever followed all the steps correctly, but still ended up still feeling unfulfilled? Sometimes we can do everything 'right' but it doesn't get us where we want to go. I chat with Kristen Lettini on how we can start to create a dream vision for our lives that allows us to get the most out our one precious life. If we want to create change then we have to be willing to try new things, and this conversation is your permission slip to start creating some beautiful changes in whatever direction lights you up. Keep in touch with Kristen on Instagram @kristen.lettini, and through her podcast 'Build your own fairytale'.
Got suggestions on who you'd like to see on the podcast next? Get in touch with Jenni on Instagram @_jennirussell.
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