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In this concise yet enlightening episode, we dive into the concept of “The Universe Smells You.” This metaphorical exploration delves into how our personal energy influences the way the universe interacts with us, akin to how one might react to another person's body odor—drawing closer with pleasant scents and recoiling from unpleasant ones.

Throughout this discussion, I share insights into how our energetic ‘scent'—whether of desperation, abundance, or neutrality—dictates the experiences and outcomes we attract in our lives. We often focus on the external appearances of success and happiness, yet it's the underlying energy we emit that truly shapes our reality. This episode challenges you to consider the energy you're projecting and how it aligns with the results you're experiencing.

Drawing on personal anecdotes and professional experiences, particularly from a challenging time during a prolonged home renovation, I reflect on how external pressures can squeeze us, revealing our true energetic nature. Just like squeezing an orange yields juice, life's pressures reveal our innermost energies—whether they are positive or negative.

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Transformational Takeaway: When life puts pressure on you, what comes out? This episode encourages you to reflect on the ‘scent’ you give off to the universe and how it mirrors back in the form of life experiences. By understanding and adjusting our internal energies, we can better align with the universe to create the realities we desire.

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Get Unstuck Challenge

Episode 1: Transforming Your Life From The Inside Out

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With Gratitude, Jim Fortin