Show Notes
Elizabeth and Annika introduce the heart of this podcast — a feminine, grounded conversation about living awake. From self-love and presence to learning to listen to the body and trust life’s unfolding, they share personal stories and reflections on unlearning old patterns and returning to self. What does it mean to live from your truth instead of your fear? This episode begins with that question and invites you into the practice of presence.
This episode explores: Self-love not as performance, but presence The dance between mind and heart Unlearning external frameworks and trusting inner guidance Life as unfolding, not a mapped outcome How nervous system awareness shows up in everyday choices The ongoing journey of conscious living
Resources mentioned in the show: Dr. Kim D'Eramo Dr. Sue Morter
We would love to hear what you felt while listening to this conversation. You can reach Annika and Elizabeth at: [email protected] You can also find out more about Annika's work here, and Elizabeth's work here. Until next time! XOXO
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