Discovery as a Catalyst and an Awakening with Julie Neale

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As we go through life, we often find questions in our hearts that we hope the journey can answer. Sometimes, adhering too much to our idea of the answer can make us miss the point completely. What if we were to give ourselves the space to pause, reflect, process and then discover possibilities outside of our expectations? What would that change? What would it free up inside of us? How would your journey be different? Giving ourselves space to discover who we are without rigid planning is a much needed kindness. It’s okay to make mistakes, to feel frustrated or stuck and to surrender to big emotions because beautiful discoveries can come from these places. Today’s guest is someone that can teach us the power of surrendering to the journey and all the important discoveries we find along the way. Join Julie Neale and I as we explore the beauty of releasing expectations and letting the journey be our guide. Tune in to hear more about how Julie has been discovering her voice, how this plays into her activism and community-building, and how every moment can be a chance to discover something new.

Meet the Artist: Julie

Julie Neale describes herself as a seeker, maven and a person that always wants to learn. She is a leadership coach, community builder and a podcaster. Julie is the founder of Mother’s Quest, a community geared towards mothers committed to living an Engaged, Purposeful, Intentional and Connected (E.P.I.C) life. She is also the host of the Mother’s Quest Podcast, a podcast filled with interviews from other E.P.I.C moms meant to provide inspiration, community and to light the way for mothers looking to live a purposeful and connected life. She is a mother of two neurodivergent boys and is on the journey to understanding her own neurodivergence. Through her work Julie hopes to inspire those around her, including her children, to grow into their best selves.

Listen in as Julie shares:

• How she has learned to reclaim her life and discover her voice
• The spiritual experience that led to Mother’s Quest (and how it taught her the importance of opening her own doors)
• Ways that prioritizing discovery has helped her hone her intuition
• Insight into her activism and community building (and why creating space for mothers to tell their stories is important)
• Lessons from grief: what her father’s death has taught her about life
• How making space for creativity can create alignment
• The importance of community and support, and why a huge part of discovery is trusting your own voice

Resources Mentioned:

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