What if the key to healing isn’t adding more, but coming back to yourself?
In today’s episode, we slow down to reconnect with the body, the breath, and the quiet wisdom within you. I’ll share a powerful practice to release stuck emotions (yes, even if journaling isn’t your thing) and guide you into a gentle remembrance of your inner child, the version of you who knew how to move freely, feel deeply, and live with wonder.
You’ll also learn why so many of us struggle to stay consistent, and how the shift from discipline to identity can make all the difference. Together, we’ll explore how rituals, community, and presence can help you stop striving and start embodying the version of you that already knows how to heal.

This is your invitation to reset. To release. To remember who you are.
So ask yourself: What are you holding onto that it’s time to let go of?
I Also Discuss:

00:00 – Welcome: Reconnect with Your Body’s Wisdom
03:30 – Feeling Stuck? Why Less Might Be More
07:15 – The Scribble Practice: Releasing with Movement
11:00 – Visualizing Your Inner Child
15:00 – Reclaiming Joy and Identity Through Emotion
18:30 – Motivation vs. Embodiment in Healing
23:00 – What's Driving Your Health Choices?
27:30 – Embody What Inspires You

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