School of Embodied Arts Podcast with Jenna Ward

How can we reconnect with the impressions & resources of our ancestral lineage, in somatic ways? I recently invited Rani George, a practitioner steeped in both Eastern & Western spirituality, to join us for an exploration of ancestral reconnection at our The Future Is Embodied Conference. During the conversation Rani offered us an experiential practice of expanding our awareness to perceive more of our ancestors, somatically. I just had to share it more widely so today on the podcast we’re joined by Healing Arts Practitioner Rani George. In this conversation we explore: - Rani’s mystical awakening into her indigeneity - The traumas and resources that are passed down through our ancestors - Rani’s diverse cultural teachers and what they have reminded her of the ‘universal Indigenous Field’ - Why reconnecting with our indigeneity isn’t a modality - but rather a way of living - Jenna & Rani share diverse examples of how our indigeneity speak to us, through the body - Rani guides us on a powerful 15 min experiencing of expanding our bodies wisdom to perceive our ancestors - Two beautiful practices to deepen your ancestral connections About Rani George Healing Arts Practitioner http://www.circlefolks.com Rani George was raised with the influences of Eastern and Western mystical spirituality and earth-based healing traditions handed down through the generations by her mother. Her adult daughter continues in the line. She has been in private and group practice and served as organizer, consultant, presenter, and teacher in the healing arts for over 30 years. She is a Systemic Constellations facilitator with specializations in Spiritual and Nature Constellations. Her current focus is Ancestral Indigenous Reconnection utilizing embodiment practices, hands-on energy work, and meditative processes to access the indigenous wisdom and resourcing of our ancestors. Resources From Today’s Podcast ● Rani’s work & website http://www.circlefolks.com ● Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches ● School of Embodied Arts ● Leave a podcast review on iTunes here ● Thought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

How can our businesses be an extension of our embodied values & political views? If we’re interested in doing business in more embodied ways, we have to examine how the inherited marketing and business practices many of us have been indoctrinated into are not rooted in the values WE hold dear. Today, we’re speaking with Feminist Business Educator Kelly Diels about marketing practices that can shift culture & what it looks like in practice. From social media to email marketing, how we choose the images we use and what we actually market, Kelly shares with us practical suggestions for genuinely liberatory practices in business. In this interview, we explore: Kelly Diels is feminist educator, writer, and coach. She specializes in feminist marketing for culture-makers. She’s here to raise awareness about how the business-as-usual formulas we learn everywhere actually reproduce oppression. She develops and teaches alternate, feminist marketing tools to help us do it differently (and better). Resources From Today’s Podcast ● Kelly’s work ● Kelly on instagram ● Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches ● Primal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement Practice ● School of Embodied Arts ● Leave a podcast review on iTunes here ● Thought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

How can we work DEEP in the body without ‘blowing up’ someone’s trauma? Almost all somatic practitioners (including embodiment coaches) I work go through a phase of feeling super worried about activating latent trauma & triggering a client. This is a conversation I have with women a lot. Sometimes, this fear manifests as an extreme over-abundance of caution, need to “get it right” & hyper-fixation on strategies. This results in practitioners holding themselves back from deepening into sensation - to everyone’s detriment, especially the clients. Today on the podcast we’re speaking with Somatic Psychotherapist & founder of The School of Integrative Somatic Psychotherapy Monique Pangari about somatic approaches to trauma-centric therapy and what practitioners need to know if they are worried about activating latent trauma (plus so much more). Monique's training & experience is vast & in this conversation, we explore: - Examples of somatic strategies to support clients in a trauma therapy setting - Why embodied approach are deceptively simple & some of the core components for practitioners to make them work well - The difference between trauma therapy, therapy & coaching - What practitioners need to know if they are worried about activating a client’s trauma - The importance of rupture & repair for practitioners - Attachment styles & the work Monique created for counsellors & psychotherapists About Monique Pangari Monique Pangari, MEd, SEP, is the creator of Somatic Sand Therapy™, Somatic Expressive Therapies and Somatic Attachment Focused Expressive Therapies™ (SAFE-T). In 2020 she founded 'The School of Integrative Somatic Psychotherapy' where she offers post-graduate training and clinical supervision for professional Counsellors and Psychotherapists. Monique has been practicing Sandplay Therapy and Expressive Therapies with clients of all ages since 2002 and has been training other therapists across Australia since 2008. She began integrating Somatic Experiencing® and Attachment Repatterning into her practice in 2017. Monique has undergraduate studies in Education and Psychology and holds two Masters Degrees. She is also trained in Family Constellations, Circle of Security, Emotion Focused Therapy for Couples, NeuroAffective Touch®, ISHTA Yoga and is currently undergoing further study in Jungian Sandplay Therapy. In addition to offering Training, Supervision and Counselling in her private practice, Monique also lectures part-time at the University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) in the Masters of Counselling program and offers Supervision to Counselling Interns at the University Counselling Clinic. Monique is a Level 4 member of the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) and is a member of the ACA College of Supervisors. Resources From Today’s Podcast ● Monique Pangari - Website | Social links | Please open in new window | Pls grab from here ● Somatic Experiencing ● Diane Poole Heller ● Trauma Aware Embodiment Coaching (Podcast by Jenna) ● Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches ● Primal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement Practice ● School of Embodied Arts ● Leave a podcast review on iTunes here ● Thought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

2021 was the year of my (mini) professional crisis. There were big decisions to make, and I was feeling deeply confused about the direction I wanted to grow in professionally & with our school. What kind of business (& life) did I want to have? Did I want to blow up my creation? It took me a long time to find a mentor to help me navigate what was right, for me. I wanted someone who worked in deeply embodied ways. Someone who would support me if I decided to throw in the towel & make the decision to destroy my creation. And also someone who was a little bit magic. Somehow (I think it was the power of Instagram) Rachael Maddox entered my life. She’d just closed her own Coaching School down (to begin a conception journey) and was making some radical changes in her business model. She was EMBODIED AF. And supported CEOs. We started working together - and I’ve loved her since. Recently I spoke with Rachael as part of our The Future Is Embodied Conference. Our conversation was a dive into the ethics of embodied business & how Rachael navigates her work as a witch & mentor. It was such a rich conversation I wanted to bring it to you today, in the hopes you find some “unconventional” courage to follow your path (whatever that is) to the best version of your work in the world. Of course, I didn’t close down our school, or decide to blow anything up in the end. Which is what I love so much about EMBODIMENT work. It’s an invitation to find YOUR body's truth. Which won’t look the same as anyone else. What’s right for you won’t be right for them. But holding space for ALL the possibilities, even the wild & witchy ones remains something I hold as so valuable. Resources From Today’s Podcast ● Rachaels’ website & find her here on Instagram● Karpman drama/empowerment triangle● Feminine Embodiment Coaching– an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches● School of Embodied Arts● Leave a podcast review on iTunes here● Thought or reflection to share?Leave a comment on Instagram here

I’m 200% here for any experience (or in this case, diagnosis) that supports a woman to inhabit her unique flavor more fully. Adele Wimsett is such a woman. Today on the podcast, we’re chatting with Adele Wimsett, a UK-based Women’s Health Practitioner specializing in supporting ADHD women to understand the impact their hormones have on their traits, taking a solution-focused approach to creating an ADHD-friendly lifestyle. In this conversation, we explore: About Adele Wimsett Women’s Health Practitioner | www.harmoniseyou.co.uk | @harmoniseyou Adele empowers women to balance their hormones and harness the power of their cyclical nature. She specialises in supporting ADHD women to understand the impact their hormones have on their traits, taking a solution-focused approach to creating an ADHD friendly lifestyle. Resources From Today’s Podcast Adele Wimsett - www.harmoniseyou.co.uk | @harmoniseyouFeminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereThought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

Women from all walks of life are experiencing epidemic levels of disembodied. It’s rife! No matter our cultural background or country of origin, many of us know what it’s like to feel numb, disconnected from ourselves & overridden by what the world demands of us. Today we’re speaking with three Feminine Embodiment Coaches, all from diverse backgrounds who have found their way home to embodiment work and are supporting their clients to do the same in the realms of dating, career & rites of passage. In this episode we speak with Anna Rova, Siobhan Barnes, Amy Frankel & Jenna Ward about: Resources From Today’s Podcast ● Anna Rova | Founder of Claimed.com. Dating, Relationships & Feminine Embodiment Coach @annarova ● Siobhan Barnes | Life and Leadership Coach @iamsiobhanbarnes ● Amy Frankel | MPH, Feminine Embodiment Coach, Rites of Passage Guide @amycfrankel ● Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches ● Primal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement Practice ● School of Embodied Arts ● Leave a podcast review on iTunes here ● Thought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

The more we notice how disembodied our culture is, the more we have to wonder… how the fuck did we get here? In my quest to answer that question I stumbled into the world of feminism & across the work of Dr. Kimberly B George thank the goddess I did) several years ago. There are so many ways feminists (including Kimberly) have empowered & supported my embodiment skills. Every few years I catch up with Kimberly (most recently at our conference) for a rich discussion on the topic of feminism, embodiment & what is truly life giving. This year’s installment was as potent as ever & today I’m sharing it (and Kimberly) on the podcast with you… In this conversation, we explore some hard topics such as: Resources From Today’s Podcast Caliban & The WitchLight in the Dark/Luz en lo Oscuro: Rewriting Identity, Spirituality, RealityFeminine Embodiment CoachingSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereLeave a comment on Instagram here

What can ancient erotic texts teach us about sensuality & sexuality? Many narratives around women's sensuality are rooted in religious-sin, purity or porn-that-distorts reality. But what could we learn about a woman's right to pleasure from ancient erotic texts, texts such as the Kama Sutra? On the podcast today we’re joined by mythologist Seema Anand who has been studying women’s story of pleasure & sexuality through the Kama Sutra for the past 23 years. Join us for this conversation exploring: Resources From Today’s Podcast Seema’s book, The Arts of SeductionFind Seema’s work hereFeminine Embodiment CoachingPrimal Feminine FlowSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereLeave a comment on Instagram here

Today on the podcast I come together with four Feminine Embodiment Coaches, from different corners of the globe, to explore how they came to the embodied arts. Why did it awaken for them? How do they notice it awakening for their clients? And what does it mean for us to choose embodiment back? Extending a warm welcome to Emily Grace Smith, Sarah Laverty, Kate Leiper & Rachael Haylock who join me on the podcast today. In this rich, round table discussion we discuss: - Finding a safe space in your body when the world outside doesn’t feel safe - Define embodiment & explore it’s approach to life, transformation & healing - Grief and how individual heartbreak can connect us to collective heart ache - Career change & women navigating change towards their callings in life - Embodiment as a modality not interested in fixing or solving you - Activism, change & emboidment work as liberation Resources From Today’s Podcast ● Emily Grace Smith | Author, Speaker, & Embodiment Coach @guidetowholeness ● Sarah Laverty | Embodiment Coach | @embodiment_with_sarah ● Kate Leiper | Psychotherapist & Feminine Embodiment Coach | @kate.leiper ● Rachael Haylock | Embodiment Coach & Somatic Educator | @achaeljohanna_ ● Emergent Strategy, adrianne maree brown ● Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches ● Primal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement Practice ● School of Embodied Arts ● Leave a podcast review on iTunes here ● Thought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

Today we’re joined by India Pierce, an Educator and Consultant who helps others boldly chase joy and improve their equity practices & organizational culture. India is a guest teacher on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Liberation for our Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification - and a fellow entrepreneur who believes embodiment is freedom work. I spoke with India as part of ‘The Future Is Embodied Conference’ late last year & our conversation was so rich, I thought it best to open the enclosures & share this conversation more widely. So today, it’s coming to you on the podcast. In this conversation, we explore: ● How India found embodiment through religion & the three dimensions of her embodied living ● Extractive activism & divine activism - we speak about the different fuels for movements ● India’s journey back to her body through experiences of her emerging queer identity & pregnancy loss ● Why India sees Embodiment as liberation work ● JOY - Being guided by joy & why joy is freedom work ● Is it selfish to prioritize joy? The difference between self-care, joy, collective liberation ● 2 practices for coaches, practitioners & those working in the embodied arts to center DEI and liberation in their work Advice - This conversation discusses pregnancy loss India Pierce is an entrepreneur, educator, and consultant who helps others boldly chase joy. After over a decade of working with businesses to improve their equity practices and organizational culture, she realized that something was sorely missing from the organizations and daily lives of the business owners she worked with; you know what that thing was? Joy! That realization went on to drastically change her work and life. Dubbing herself a “joy ambassador,” India launched India Pierce Consulting to encourage people to put the joy back into their work. She supports organizations in creating joyful and equitable workplaces where employees thrive and find fulfillment. As well as, small business owners in building their businesses with their joy in mind so they can grow their business without sacrificing their greatest vision for their life. Outside of work, she is completing her doctorate, enjoys spending time with her family, binging RomComs, and eating pizza. Resources From Today’s Podcast The work of India Pierce & India on InstagramFeminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereThought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

What is a Feminine Embodiment Coach & what makes this style of coaching different? How is the program practically delivered? And what kind of results can I expect to create? In today’s special podcast episode we’re featuring an August 2023 Info Session for the Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification. We answer these questions (& many more) in this workshop with program founder Jenna Ward. Together with the teaching team we explore the philosophy behind FEC, take a tour of the school & discuss what it’s like to train in this modality. Resources From Today’s Podcast Watch the Info Session (video & audio) here <https://jennaward.co/info/>Feminine Embodiment Coaching Leave a podcast review on iTunes here

In today’s special podcast episode, we’re featuring an August 2023 Info Session for the Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification. We answer these questions (& many more) in this workshop with program founder Jenna Ward. Together with the teaching team, we explore the philosophy behind FEC, take a tour of the school & discuss what it’s like to train in this modality. Resources From Today’s Podcast Watch the Info Session (video & audio) here Feminine Embodiment Coaching Leave a podcast review on iTunes here

While the embodied & feminine arts have called to me for a loooong time. It took me a while to figure out how to weave them into the way I work. The subtle hyper-masculine, head-first way of operating is so easy to slip into when I’ve got shit to do. I’m still excavating and rewiring the ways I dishonor my body & attempt to be productive in disembodied ways (despite knowing that it’s far less fun AND less effective). No matter what your career, work, profession, study, or pursuit… we can all work in more embodied ways. Today on the podcast I’m sharing some of the keyframes & THE key tool I use to help me weave embodiment into my doing. It’s a game changer for how creative, alive & GOOD I feel as I get shit done. In this episode, we’re exploring: 3 pearls for working in more embodied waysThe Embodied Planner Jenna uses to plan her week (it’s a game changer)How we can hack our body for inspiration, not productivityHow my menstrual cycle influences my work planningWhat my work week looks like & the conditions I need for creative inspirationMagnetism & how to weave the principles of receptivity into our somatic orientation Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes here The Embodied Planner - download your free copy here Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereThought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

What does it take to have a mature, financially stable coaching business? I asked three past graduates of our program, all of whom have transitioned careers and developed signature bodies of work in the embodied arts. Preeti Matoo from Well Adorned, Christina Lane a dating and relationship specialist & Mary Lofgren from the School of Sensual Living join us for this delicious conversation. If you’re wondering how long it takes to develop a stable income, how to navigate your way forward when you seem to be taking the long road, if entrepreneurship feels daunting or you’re worried you’ll just never get there, this is a wonderful conversation to join. In this podcast, we explore Careers before Coaching - Past careers & the call to pursue your passions. This educator, fashion executive & esthetician chatted about ‘what my body was calling me towards’ and taking forever to figure it outLeaving ‘impressive’ & ‘serious professionals’ to pursue something as crazy as coachingFinancial security & maturity - We hear three stories about establishing financial security as a coach & entrepreneur, and many of the lessons along the wayThe nature of entrepreneurship & 3 big lessons - including “I’m not my business” and how these coaches hold their relationship with their work to avoid feeling burnt out or burdensome. Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes hereFeminine Embodiment Coaching– an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPreeti MatooChristina LaneMary LofgrenKajabi - the platform Christina mentioned (we use it too & this is an affiliate link)Primal Feminine Flow– Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereLeave a comment on Instagram here

I’m an avid learner. Right now there are about 2 training, 5 books & a handful of experiences I’m just itching to dive into. But I’ve hesitated pressing GO on all of them because - I want to calculate the return on investment & make sure I’m making wise use of my resources (time, money, energy) before I press GO! So how do we calculate our return on investment? When training, experiences, or next steps feel risky & we’re worried “will this work out”, how do we decide? Over the years I’ve developed three questions I ask myself to clarify if I’m making the RIGHT decisions for the RIGHT reasons. I’m sharing them with you on the podcast today. You are the expert in your body & life. No one else will make the same ‘RIGHT’ decision as you (which makes it even harder to navigate what is right). These questions are not designed to lead you towards something that’s safe, or predictable. Rather they are designed to illuminate what’s true for you. In this episode, we’re exploring: Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes hereFeminine Embodiment Coaching– an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow– Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereLeave a comment on Instagram here

What image comes to mind when you think of the coaching industry? Whether you’re a coach, client, practitioner, or random person on the street the general impression that tends to bubble up is concerned with Instagram celebrity status or a bit of a ‘woo-woo left of field’ ick factor. Today on the podcast, we’re exploring what coaching is NOT. If you’re a practitioner in the field of transformation/personal development, or equally drawn/repulsed by the word, this is an excellent episode. We’re diving into: What coaching IS & what it ISN’T - things people do they call coaching, which is not, in fact coachingWhat a great coach should be creating & the 🔑 technology they use to create that outcome Why giving advice, fixing, solving & telling your story is not coaching & why we do these things to avoid vulnerabilityCoaching vs. Mentoring vs. Facilitating - we break apart the components, depths, directions & tools of these different types of practitionership Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes hereFeminine Embodiment Coaching– an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow– Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereLeave a comment on Instagram here

Can I make good money from my passions? Is this a viable career? Will I be able to replace my income, or exceed it? I’m worried the industry I want to move into is saturated. Will there be room (and income) for me? These are just a few of the (very valid) questions I hear women contemplate when working toward their passions. I understand it. I wanted the know if I could replace - or exceed - the income of my original career (in pharmacy), while doing work that felt more meaningful & aligned with my personal values. In this podcast, we explore: The 2 skill sets you need to make money from your passions (& which order you should develop them in) We chat about Instagram reality VS the actual phases of business maturationMy money journey - I share my money journey & the details of what I earned then & nowBusiness models - We speak about business models for coaches, what I’ve tried & for example income from some of our graduate coachesPractical tips for minimizing risk & maximizing your return on investment in following your passionsThe #1 trap most new entrepreneurs fall into and why we have to avoid staying caught in the busy mechanic role (and which role we should focus on instead) Today’s podcast is not all unicorns & fairies. It’s an honest, transparent appraisal of what it takes to make it. Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes hereEmergent Strategy by adrianne maree brown Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereThought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

What do a lawyer, campaigner, UX freelancer & policy manager have in common? They all decided it was time to pursue their passions & are in the messy middle of a career change. Four intelligent, successful women who, despite having it all from the outside (career-wise) share the “I want more” and “is that it?” moments which catalyzed career change and the full spectrum of fears & challenges that go with it. In this podcast, we explore The call to change - the moments or experiences that defined their decision to pursue something newThe fears that came with it - we go there, with depth, exploring the full spectrum of inner fears they have (and continue) to experience along the journeyThe fear of telling people & being less ‘put together’ to the fear of money, being too old and what if this doesn’t work?Where they source their courage & inspiration to move forward from Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes here Emergent Strategy by adrianne maree brown Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereThought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

I accidentally became an entrepreneur. It wasn’t something I chose, and it’s not a term I identify with strongly. But at some point following my passions, it just kind of happened - I had a business. I had to learn the skills to run that business. Skills like money management & managing a team. Skills to build structure, find tech solutions to my problems & profitably price services so we could stay cash positive. Such grown-up considerations, none of which I really said YES to when I chose to pursue my passions. I see this a lot… Women are following their passions, and then all of a sudden realize it (might) mean also becoming a business witch. It can be overwhelming. An unexpected (yet obvious) fork in the road. You’re still figuring out your passions & likely honing your skills to do your trade well. Yet you also need to consider a whole (previously unexplored) frontier of business. I wish I had known what I was getting into earlier. I bloody LOVE entrepreneurship & the joy, creativity, challenge & expansion that comes with it. But because looking back, the distinction was (is) so obvious if only someone had pointed it out. So today, on the podcast, I’m doing just that. Today on the podcast we’re exploring… How I accidentally found myself on the entrepreneurial path The difference between the skills of your trade & the skills of your businessWhich skill to focus on first The two key questions to ask yourself if you’re on the path of your passions The 6 Pillars of Entrepreneurship How our business structure has grown over the years & what it looks like now Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes here Profit First by Michael Michalowicz Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow – Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereThought or reflection to share? Leave a comment on Instagram here

Are you secretly dreaming of the day you never have to come in to work again? Imagining what it would be like to quit & revel in the freedom of taking your next step towards working your passions? I’m feeling you. I used to have a 40 min commute down a highway every morning to a job that started at 7am & I just couldn’t bloody wait to hand in my resignation. Except, it took several years of preparing my passions before I was ready to resign. So how do we tolerate “the job” in the interim? How can we (dare I say it) enjoy the work we’re doing, when we know this career isn’t for us in the long term? It can be a real struggle to show up to a job & career you’re ready to leave. But for many of us, it’s a necessary phase of our transition towards our passions. Today on the podcast we’re exploring these deeper dynamics… The 5 deeper drivers causing dissatisfaction in our job Why high performing women often have the greatest challenges tolerating the job My 3 pearls of wisdom for enjoying your work (more) Money, security & where we’re allowing cash to flow from Why I asked for a demotion & how I transitioned (we take a detailed look) The internal standards we have to investigate & dismantle to create more room for our passions Resources From Today’s Podcast Pursuing Your Passions Limited Podcast Series - sign up for all 9 episodes here → Mr Money Mustache & his values on money/spendingFeminine Embodiment Coaching– an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coachesPrimal Feminine Flow– Embodied At Home Movement PracticeSchool of Embodied Arts Leave a podcast review on iTunes hereLeave a comment on Instagram here