In this powerful episode of The Finding Purpose Podcast, host Adam Vohra sits down with Julie Vincent, founder of Clear Space for Joy, a business dedicated to helping individuals declutter their homes, hearts, and minds. Julie shares her transformative story of navigating physical pain, professional burnout, and emotional healing to ultimately discover her calling in guiding others toward more purposeful, intentional lives.

From a childhood marked by early surgeries to a career in corporate marketing that left her unfulfilled, Julie opens up about her decision to pursue wellness, spiritual alignment, and authenticity. Her journey takes a profound turn when chronic hip pain leads to a full hip replacement—forcing her to pause, reflect, and surrender. This moment of physical and emotional vulnerability becomes the spark for her mission to help others find clarity and joy through letting go.

Julie's story is one of resilience, reinvention, and renewal. She candidly shares how healing can begin by simply tuning in to your body, embracing surrender, and reconnecting with what truly brings you peace. Whether you're navigating grief, physical limitations, or feeling stuck in life, this episode is a reminder that the small steps you take today can change your entire path tomorrow.

💡 Key Takeaways

• Julie transformed pain into purpose by surrendering to what life was trying to teach her.

• True clarity often begins with physical and emotional decluttering.

• The body stores messages—we just have to listen.

• Wellness isn't just yoga and green juice—it's alignment of mind, body, and spirit.

• Small joys and daily rituals can be powerful catalysts for healing.

• You can create a life that feels light and intentional, no matter your past.

• Surrender is not weakness—it's strength in transformation.

💬 Guest: Julie Vincent

Founder, Clear Space for Joy 🌐 Website: clearspaceforjoy.com 📸 Instagram: @clearspaceforjoy

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