How many times has fear stopped you from doing something you really wanted to do?

In this episode, in another soul-starting conversation, we discuss the importance of facing our fears and overcoming limiting beliefs. We all have limiting beliefs – things we think we cannot do, things we don’t deserve to achieve or have, or objectives we feel we will never be able to pull off. These self-imposed limitations are fed by stories in our heads—stories we’ve been creating our whole lives based on the things we heard when we were little or things that happened to us at some point.

Sometimes in life, it feels like a two-by-four has hit us in the face, and the pain makes it hard to pay attention or even hear our soul wisdom’s voice. In these moments, it is crucial to remember vulnerability isn’t a weakness but a strength. It can be the flare that guides us right into a helping hand, offering the support and understanding we need.

What’s stopping you from doing what you love? Is it other people’s opinions, a feeling of unworthiness, or a real reason?

In today’s episode, we discuss limiting beliefs and analyze how they impact our existence. Most people have self-imposed limitations, yet only a few become aware of them and how they get in the way of happiness and fulfillment. Although awareness is liberating and empowering, it isn’t a final solution. Working on self-imposed limitations is a consistency game that demands patience, an open mind, and, above all things, tons of self-compassion.

If you ever felt a coincidence was much more than that, it probably was. Synchronicity is one of the many languages our soul wisdom uses to communicate with us; sometimes, getting in touch with it is all about being open and paying attention to the signs.

In this episode, I’m joined by Evolutionary Astrologer and Spiritual Counselor Jennifer Clair. Although Jennifer has been attracted to astrology and spirituality her whole life, becoming a counselor who combines astrology with spirituality wasn’t part of her plans. Still, looking back at the people she met along the way and the seeds they planted in her, she easily recognizes her soul wisdom’s hand charting her path to where she is today.

“It’s always interesting since I work with athletes. It is like, well, I have to win; that’s the goal. To win the game, to win the race. Yes, it is. However, there are other ways that you can win. Coming in first is not the only way to win.” – Jodi Greve.

In today’s episode, the inspiring Jodi Greve joins us to talk about failure and success, expectations, and growth. Jodi is a High Performance and Mindset Coach, Author, Speaker, and former Collegiate Basketball player and coach. Jodi’s journey into coaching started almost accidentally after a hike to Mount Kilimanjaro, which utterly changed her perspective on what it truly means to be a winner.