Natasha Sizlo was having a terrible year. Fresh off a divorce, bankruptcy, the end of a passionate relationship, and then the news came about her beloved father's devastating terminal illness. When a friend suggested an astrology reading, Natasha's first instinct was a hard pass. But, Natasha relented, and the reading led her towards a year of magic, the kind of year that turns into a romantic comedy on the big screen and a best-selling book.

All Signs Point to Paris by Natasha Sizlo.

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If you enjoyed this podcast, check out our most powerful and inspiring conversations from the podcast featuring women who've taken bold risks, rebuilt their lives, or spoken the truths most of us keep quiet. These women are brilliant examples of living the life meant for you.

Starting Over, Resilience, Overcoming:

• Nicole Avant on a Mindset of Gratitude and Service

• Bethany Hamilton on Faith, Waves, and Fearlessness: Bethany Hamilton's Unshakable Journey"

• Claire Bidwell Smith, Finding Peace After Grief

• Dara Kurtz, How Dara Crushed Cancer and Changed Her Life

• Annette Ross was Meant for love, after overcoming a tragic accident during the birth of her second child that left Anette unable to walk, Annette went on to create a beautiful life with five daughters and the love of her life

Travel:

• Jeannie Ralston, The Unlikely Lavender Queen: A Memoir of Unexpected Blosssoming

Life Stories and Culture:

• Laura Belgray, author of Tough Titties, on growing up loud, weird, and real

• Kat Timpf, Truth Bombs and Punchlines: Kat Timpf on Humor That Hurts (and Heals)

• Tiffany Shlain on reclaiming time with Tech Shabbats

• Zibby Owens on bookfluencing and being a literary connector

Mental Health

• Lori Gottlieb (Maybe You Should Talk to Someone) on why you really should talk to someone

Serving Others

• Heidi Kuhn, founder of Roots of Peace, on turning grief into global impact

• Dr. Leana Wen, Lifelines: A Doctor's Journey in the Fight for Public Health

• Jessica Honegger on Going Scared and Choosing Purpose Over Comfort

Relationships

• Amy Chan, "The Love Rehab You Didn't Know You Needed" and the Psychology of Love

• Eve Rodsky (Fair Play) on burnout, breakdowns, and building a movement

Favorite Quotes from Natasha:

"I just have to go to find everybody with his exact same birth chart because the one has to still be out there."

"Once I started believing, I started seeing."

"To live an authentic life, that's a beautiful thing."

"If it's mentionable, it's manageable."

"Sounds like you're going to Paris. I'll meet you there."