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In the last episode, Sarah talked about her life and how she developed a self-help empowerment toolbox that allowed her to overcome her challenges. So today, Sarah opens up one of her toolboxes, the one labeled ‘early morning healing rituals’. Sarah’s routine borrows from many traditions that she’s learned from and it all begins with a bullet coffee — Dave Asprey-style. While exploring her toolbox, Sarah explains the benefits that kinesiology, Oriental medicine, and chromotherapy have in her life. Sarah talks about how she nourishes her mind through a curated combination of meditation, visualization, affirmation, and daily readings from The Secret. In detailing her routine, Sarah mentions a lot of apps and products that she’s found over the years. While they can provide practical solutions, Sarah emphasizes that you should listen to your body and intuition to find what works for you. While this may seem like a lot of work before breakfast, it ensures that Sarah starts her day with power, intent, and joyful confidence. Tune into this episode for inspiration on how you can create your daily routine and learn about forms of healing that haven’t been mentioned here.
Key Points From This Episode:
Tweetables:
“I've curated my routine to what my body tells me helps it feel the best. I want you to do the same thing. I want you to listen to your body and your intuition.” — Sarah Southwell [0:02:02]
“I always check in with my body to see how it's doing and see if there's anything it needs for me. Anything I can give it. Believe me, you get answers when you ask.” — Sarah Southwell [0:13:41]
“98% of my self-help empowerment is in the morning because I want to start my day off every day just as powerful and amazing as I possibly can.” — Sarah Southwell [0:16:12]
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Sarah Southwell on LinkedIn
GroWise Be Well
Dave Asprey
Sun Potion
The Secret Daily Teachings
Simply Being for Android
Simply Being for iOS
Joovv
ABC Acres
By Sarah Southwell - LuminaryIn the last episode, Sarah talked about her life and how she developed a self-help empowerment toolbox that allowed her to overcome her challenges. So today, Sarah opens up one of her toolboxes, the one labeled ‘early morning healing rituals’. Sarah’s routine borrows from many traditions that she’s learned from and it all begins with a bullet coffee — Dave Asprey-style. While exploring her toolbox, Sarah explains the benefits that kinesiology, Oriental medicine, and chromotherapy have in her life. Sarah talks about how she nourishes her mind through a curated combination of meditation, visualization, affirmation, and daily readings from The Secret. In detailing her routine, Sarah mentions a lot of apps and products that she’s found over the years. While they can provide practical solutions, Sarah emphasizes that you should listen to your body and intuition to find what works for you. While this may seem like a lot of work before breakfast, it ensures that Sarah starts her day with power, intent, and joyful confidence. Tune into this episode for inspiration on how you can create your daily routine and learn about forms of healing that haven’t been mentioned here.
Key Points From This Episode:
Tweetables:
“I've curated my routine to what my body tells me helps it feel the best. I want you to do the same thing. I want you to listen to your body and your intuition.” — Sarah Southwell [0:02:02]
“I always check in with my body to see how it's doing and see if there's anything it needs for me. Anything I can give it. Believe me, you get answers when you ask.” — Sarah Southwell [0:13:41]
“98% of my self-help empowerment is in the morning because I want to start my day off every day just as powerful and amazing as I possibly can.” — Sarah Southwell [0:16:12]
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Sarah Southwell on LinkedIn
GroWise Be Well
Dave Asprey
Sun Potion
The Secret Daily Teachings
Simply Being for Android
Simply Being for iOS
Joovv
ABC Acres