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Today I sat on the mic and talked about some lessons I've learned recently that I think you may need to hear as well.

When you are a very loving person, yearning for deep connections in life, it's easy to jump at the next person that gives you the slightest glimpse of what you think you're looking for. This ultimately will lead to your needs not being met because your expectations going into this connection were already unrealistic, given that you barely knew this person from the start.

I am here to give you all the reassurance and guidance that you may need right now, in order to move on and unlock your worth moving forward.

*****PLEASE REMEMBER*****

There is no such thing as loving "too hard"

You are and have always been enough

You are loved.

Some journal prompts for today's episode:

1. What dreams are you burying inside of you right now?
2. Why are you afraid to tell people about your passions?
3. What is the story you've created about the way that you love?
4. In what ways are you holding yourself back from having all your needs met?
5. If you were forced to go back in time and restructure the way that you handled the situation at play, what would you do differently?
6. What is weighing on you right now? What made you feel this way?
7. Who told you that you were "unlovable," "too much," or "not enough?"
8. When have you ever forced a relationship in your life that led to someone being a part of your life long-term?

Everything you'll ever need is inside of you. Seek from within.

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If you are looking for a way to expand your creative realms and push past limiting beliefs/fears to set you free. Today's episode is worth a listen.

If any of the following resonates with you...

• You're losing motivation in your creative project(s)
• You often subconsciously make it more about the audience than you do about your own satisfaction
• You can't seem to tell when the project you created is "done"
• You're overly critical about your work
• You often get confused by resistance in your work and label it as intuition
• The process of creating is more dreadful than it is enjoyable

Don't worry, you're in the right place! I'm so glad you've tuned in today and I hope after you listen to this episode you will feel a sense of confidence in your work moving forward.

Today I have a special guest on the show... my big brother Tom!

In this episode, we talk all about the creative process and everything that either hinders or leads to creative fulfillment. Some topics we'll cover include: the process of creating, being satisfied with the outcome of your work, motivation vs. discipline, the audience, etc.

As Tom is currently perusing stand-up comedy, we were able to connect both of our personal experiences with being a creator, in a way that is digestible for you (the listener) to understand and apply the topics at hand to your own life.

Journal prompts for creative fulfillment:

1. What are you passionate about? (These can be things you have not yet explored)
2. What is something you are really good at?
3. What do you believe your purpose in life is?
4. What are the limiting beliefs that constantly make you feel like you're not making any progress in your creative endeavors?
5. Be honest, do you feel that your sense of worth comes directly from your audience or would you feel satisfied just knowing that you were putting your best work out there?
6. What is your relationship with time like in your creative process? Do you often feel like you're rushing to get things out, do you feel very present in the process, or do you feel like you're not moving fast enough?
7. What is one thing you took from today's episode that you can apply to your own personal creative approach to life?

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If you're feeling or have ever felt as though your needs are not being met, your feelings are being invalidated, or you're constantly being told that you standards are "too high," then today's episode is for you.

In this episode, I express some of my own personal non-negotiables and boundaries I set with myself to help you, as the listener, understand how and when to set boundaries of your own. The tangible tips I bring to you through personal experience with this topic will help you to foster deeper, more meaningful relationships in your life that make you feel understood and intern, loved.

Journal prompts for setting boundaries:

1. Make a list of your non-negotiables on one side and your preferences on the other
2. What makes you feel loved?
3. What are your triggers? What pushes your buttons and makes you feel uneasy?
4. What ways do you feel invalidated in your current situation?
5. What is the barrier that is keeping you from setting boundaries with yourself/others?

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Thanks for tuning in!

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The season of healing our inner child calls for an implementation of the things that once brought us much joy and peace. Today we dive deeper into what the term "romanticizing life" means and how it looks differently than what social media has conditioned us to believe. We also talk about the art of noticing the things around us and how we get to know ourselves better through the things that we observe.

Journal prompts for romanticizing your life:

1. What is something you used to love doing and stopped abruptly? Why did you stop?
2. Write out your ideal morning routine
3. What are 3 things that you can implement into your daily routine that will help you start your day off on a good note?
4. What is something that you do daily that you benefit from greatly? What is something that's not working for you?
5. What's stopping you from taking time for yourself when you need it?

Morning journal prompts:

1. How are you feeling this morning?
2. How much sleep did you get last night?
3. What's something you're looking forward to today?
4. How can you make today better than yesterday?
5. What are 3 things you're grateful for today?

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First guest episode woohoo!

In today's episode Kela and I cover so many important topics relating to all of our individualized healing journeys. Anger is an emotion that inevitably surfaces throughout our journey's, and it's imperative to look for the lessons in the rage that comes through. If anger or navigating your emotions in general is something that you're trying to harness, you've come to the right place.

Journal prompts for channeling anger:

1. What are your triggers? What do they feel and sound like?
2. How do you react to your triggers?
3. What does your inner child need that they never got? In what ways were you mistreated as a child?
4. What are your current values and needs? How are your current priorities either aligning or misaligning with your values and needs?
5. What fills your cup up? (BE SPECIFIC!!!)
6. What helps your stay grounded when feeling pent up anger arise?
7. How might your past traumas be affecting your current relationships with others and with yourself?
8. Do you bottle up your anger or do you explode easily when feeling triggered?

Go check out Kela's podcast and socials:

Insta: @skinnydippingdiaries & @sundazedkk

Podcast: Skinny Dipping the Podcast

Tiktok: @sundazedkk

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This one's for the people who have always heard the sentence: "You're so mature for your age."

Some of the concepts we hit on in today's episode include:

-Getting sad on our birthdays

-Feeling shame or embarrassment for not having everything figured out yet

-Living through our younger selves to navigate adulthood

-Discovering who we truly are through our inner child

Journal prompts for growing up too fast:

1. Why did you feel the need to grow up as quickly as you did?
2. In what ways can you honor your inner child as you move through adulthood?
3. What parts of your childhood do you wish you could still experience?
4. What did being a kid mean to you?
5. What freedoms do you have now, that you didn't when you were younger?
6. What hobbies did you enjoy when you were younger that you can incorporate into your life now?
7. What are your current interests? How might they be similar or different to those of your younger self?
8. What would your younger self think of the person you are today?

As always, shoot me a dm @patiencetoprosperity on both Instagram and TikTok with any comments, questions, or concerns you may have regarding today's episode or past episodes.

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Season 2 is here! In season 2, we're keeping the theme of naturistic growth going by starting at our roots...our youth.

A lot of the questions we are searching for can be answered by our younger selves. We try to look for relief from the outside world only to learn that we have everything we need to heal right inside of us. This season will help you find compassion for your past selves that lie within you. You will understand how to utilize your own tools to help understand your needs better and heal the parts of you that have been silenced for too long. Healing starts at our roots.

Journal prompts to help heal your inner child:

1. What brought me the most joy as a child?
2. In what ways can you show up for your younger self today, that you couldn't back then?
3. What did your younger self need that he/she never got?
4. What is something that your younger self would be surprised about you now?
5. If you could describe your childhood in one word, what would it be?
6. Write a letter to your younger self
7. Reflect on a painful childhood experience. How have these feelings you attach to this memory bled into your life today?
8. What were your biggest triggers as a kid? What are they now? Notice any overlaps and reflect on them.
9. What advice would you give your younger self?
10. What did you want to be when you were younger? How has this changed now?

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You're not crazy. You're just living in survival mode.

Here are some journal prompts to help you step into your purpose:

1. When you were little, what did you want to be when you grew up? Why did this change? What did you tell yourself?
2. How often do you go through with the promises you keep to yourself and how might this be affecting your confidence/self trust?
3. Do you truly believe that you deserve good things in your life? Why or why not?
4. What are some things that you would like to do in this life?
5. What are your specialties? What types of things are you really good at naturally? What do you wish you were good at?

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Today's episode might just be my favorite one yet...

Today we'll talk about the difference between living in your ego and living in your divine spirit. We'll also discuss how these two polar mindsets affect our ability to ask for help when we need it, as well as how to help someone who is not open to receiving any.

Journal prompts to shed your egoic mindset and fuel your soul:

1. What makes you afraid to open up to someone else about your struggles?
2. Think about the last time someone opened up to you about their own struggles. How did that make you feel?
3. How do you believe others view you? What words would they use to describe you?
4. How do you view yourself? What words would you use to describe yourself?
5. When's the last time you asked for help when you truly needed it?
6. What are you avoiding at this current moment? Why are you avoiding this?

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Step one: Work to become your most authentic self.

Step two: That's it, the people who are waiting for you will find you.

In todays episode we will talk about how each of the following contributes to authenticity:

• People pleasing tendencies.
• True, meaningful connections with others.
• Comparison and copying.
• Releasing what no longer aligns with us.

Journal prompts to help you become your most authentic self:

1. Who are you when no one is watching?
2. What do you value in relationships? What do you not tolerate?
3. Who/what inspires you the most? Why?
4. What scares you? What makes you angry? Sad? Anxious?
5. What's something you could you talk about for hours upon hours?
6. Would you consider yourself to be a people pleaser?
7. Write about a time where you felt like you didn't belong. How could you embrace your uniqueness in these moments?

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