Have you ever been asked, “What would you love?” …and realized you didn’t know how to answer?

In this episode, Tara reflects on a simple question that uncovered something much deeper: somewhere along the way, many of us stopped asking what we truly wanted and started asking what felt realistic.

Together, we’ll explore how our environment can reinforce familiar thoughts, why we often dream within the limits of what we believe is available, and how awareness creates the space for new possibilities.

This isn’t a conversation about wanting more.

It’s a conversation about giving yourself permission to choose with intention, to notice the thoughts that no longer serve you, and to remember that you’re never truly stuck.

Sometimes the most powerful transformation begins with one simple question:

What would I truly love?

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Before you continue with your day, take a slow, deep breath.

Place one hand on your heart.

And if these words feel true for you, repeat them softly to yourself.

I honor every season that has brought me here.

I release the thoughts that no longer support the life I’m creating.

I give myself permission to imagine beyond what I’ve always known.

I trust my heart to guide my choices.

I welcome new perspectives, new possibilities, and new beginnings.

Today, I choose with intention.

Today, I choose what I truly love.

Take one more deep breath.

Carry that question with you today…

What would I truly love?

And as always…

Notice what you’re noticing.

Atma Namaste.

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What if your body recognizes alignment before your mind can explain it?

In this episode of Notice What You’re Noticing, I share a simple, unexpected experience that reminded me of something I’ve taught for years—but had to experience for myself.

Sometimes clarity doesn’t arrive through more thinking, more planning, or trying harder. Sometimes it arrives in an ordinary moment when your shoulders soften, your breath deepens, and your nervous system quietly whispers, “More of this.”

Join me as we explore how our bodies often recognize peace, joy, and alignment long before our minds catch up—and why paying attention to those moments may be one of the most powerful practices we have.

Reflection Question:

Where does your body naturally soften, even before your mind understands why?

Atma Namaste. 🤍

And if you’re feeling called to explore what your own body, your life, and your inner wisdom have been trying to show you, I’d be honored to walk alongside you.

You can book an Elevated Embodiment Session or learn more about Becoming Her at hartandsoulessentials.net

Have you ever noticed how something that once brought you so much joy slowly started feeling like another thing to get right?

In this episode of What I’m Noticing with Tara, I’m sharing a deeply personal realization about my own spiritual journey—and how curiosity quietly became pressure.

We explore what happens when we start searching outside ourselves for more signs, more certainty, and more answers, and why the very thing we’re trying to deepen can begin to feel heavy.

This isn’t an episode about doing less spirituality.

It’s about rediscovering the playfulness, trust, and presence that made you fall in love with your journey in the first place.

In this episode, we’ll explore:

• How curiosity can quietly turn into pressure

• Why trying to control the outcome can disconnect us from our own inner wisdom

• The difference between seeking guidance and trusting yourself

• How healing is meant to help us live more fully—not become another item on our to-do list

If you’ve been feeling like you’re trying so hard to grow, heal, or “get it right,” this conversation is your invitation to soften your grip, trust yourself a little more, and notice what you’re noticing.

✨ Looking to work together? Whether you’re interested in an Elevated Embodiment session, Becoming Her, sound healing, or an upcoming workshop, I’d love to connect.

Visit my website: www.hartandsoulessentials.net

You can also find me on Instagram and Facebook, where I share daily reflections, inspiration, and all the ways to work with me.

If this episode spoke to you, I’d be so grateful if you’d subscribe, leave a review, or share it with someone who might need this reminder today.

Until next time…

Notice what you’re noticing.

Atma Namaste. 🤍

Some conversations stay with us long after they’ve ended. In this episode, Tara reflects on a simple encounter with another artist that revealed something much deeper about identity, belonging, and the quiet stories we tell ourselves. Together, we’ll explore what our obstacles can reveal, why the moments that linger deserve our attention, and how life often uncovers who we’re becoming one layer at a time.

Reflection Question: What conversation has stayed with you lately, and what might it be revealing about what truly matters to your heart?

Have you ever felt called toward something, only to have obstacle after obstacle appear in your path?

In this episode, I share the story of my journey to DreamBuilder Live in Los Angeles and all the unexpected challenges that showed up along the way—passport issues, financial hurdles, sold-out hotels, booking complications, and moments where it would have been easy to give up.

But what if those obstacles weren’t stop signs?

What if they were qualifiers?

Join me as I explore the difference between fear and faith, vision and evidence, and the lessons I learned about staying committed to a dream before all the pieces were in place.

If you’re navigating a transition, pursuing a goal, or feeling called toward something bigger in your life, this episode is a reminder to keep going.

Sometimes the journey before the journey is exactly what prepares us for what’s waiting on the other side.

💗 Learn more about the Becoming Her program at www.hartandsoulessentials.net

Until next time… notice what you’re noticing.

Atma namaste

Tara

What if wanting more is actually a sign of gratitude?

In this episode, we’re exploring how gratitude expands our awareness, opens us to new possibilities, and often awakens the desire for more joy, purpose, freedom, and alignment.

If you’ve ever judged yourself for wanting more from life, this conversation is for you.

✨ Maybe you’re not ungrateful. Maybe you’re expanding.

If this episode resonates with you and you’re feeling called to explore what’s next, I’d love to invite you into Becoming Her, my transformational coaching program designed to help women create greater clarity, confidence, alignment, and fulfillment in their lives.

💗 Tara Harty

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Under this Blue Moon, something subtle but undeniable is being revealed: the quiet ways we outgrow the versions of ourselves we once needed to survive.

In this episode, Tara speaks into the moment of realization that doesn’t arrive with drama or noise—but with clarity. The moment you see the box you’ve been living in… and recognize you built it yourself.

This isn’t about becoming someone new.

It’s about releasing who you no longer need to be.

We explore the invisible ways we shrink, filter, and manage ourselves to be accepted. The identities we soften into. The truths we mute. The expansion we delay while waiting for permission that was never required.

And through the lens of this Blue Moon energy, this becomes more than reflection—it becomes ritual.

A conscious choice to let go.

A return to truth.

A reclaiming of space.

Because every new level of life doesn’t just ask for growth.

It asks for release.

Reflection Question:

What version of you are you ready to thank—and let go of?

Embodied Mantra:

I honour who I have been.

I release what no longer fits.

I trust the expansion calling me forward.

In this episode of What I’m Noticing, I share a very real and unexpected experience around money, receiving, support, and nervous system safety… all triggered by a cart full of plants.

What started as a simple shopping trip with my love turned into a deep awareness around worthiness, upper limits, discomfort with receiving, and the ways we unconsciously shrink our desires to avoid feeling like “too much.”

I open up about the moments I froze, the guilt that surfaced, the inner dialogue happening in real time, and the powerful realization that receiving isn’t just about money .. it’s about capacity.

The capacity to stay open to support.

The capacity to let life work out.

The capacity to receive without apologizing for your desires.

This episode is an honest conversation about noticing our patterns without shame, expanding our ability to receive, and learning that healing doesn’t always mean eliminating discomfort sometimes it means staying present with it.