We are so focused on becoming our best version (especially those of us who spend time on self-development) that sometimes we forget to enjoy the journey. Being with ourselves, our true selves, and embracing who we are and what we've achieved will make our trip on that bridge from where we are to the place we want to be more accessible. 

Today's guest, Michelle Sorro, teaches us how to find peace in our state and enjoy every step we take on that bridge, the soul bridge. 

Michelle Sorro is an awakening guide, host of the Fire and Soul podcast, co-founder of The Podcast Accelerator, and founder of Soul Circles. She is a 7-figure spiritual entrepreneur who abandoned the shiny lights of TV to start her own business. 

In this episode, we have a fantastic conversation about learning to sit with whatever is happening in our lives, embracing our inner self, and allowing ourselves to be seen. We discuss some common misconceptions about the world of self-development and how to avoid falling into its pitfalls. We also explore the harmful effects of the anxiety pandemic spread across the globe during and after COVID, the need to open ourselves and make space to embrace what's new in our lives, and much more. 

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

• How to trust in the divine's time even when things don't go our way (5:42)
• About the fantastic work Michelle does in Soul Circle (8:39)
• The importance of finding purpose and enjoying the journey (10:12)
• How to allow ourselves to be and to be seen just as we are (15:18)
• We have the power to choose what to do with the changes we go through (22:30)
• What is the best way to deal with the anxiety pandemic (29:12)
• We are not here to awaken others; we are here to awaken ourselves (38:43)

Resources:

• Michelle Sorro website
• Fire and Soul podcast with Michelle Sorro
• Soul Circle Mastermind

Connect with Michelle:

• LinkedIn
• Instagram

Let's Connect:

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• WRAR, Inc Facebook
• WRAR, Inc LinkedIn
• WRAR with Sparks Instagram
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