September 02, 2021

World Renowned Mindful Leadership Experts Path to Success |Mahima Klinge |David T.S. Wood

1 hour 6 minutes

How do you find your purpose and passion? How do you overcome years of abuse that the world has thrown at you? How do you shine your light? Mahima Klinge firmly believes that we need to explore how our culture has taught us limiting beliefs and redefine how we live life. If you’re ready to take that step, listen to this episode of My Extra Mile.

You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in...

Stay open and willing to connect with humanity.
The passion that happens when a woman finds her voice
The strongest people have traveled the darkest roads
One of the biggest mistakes that Mahima made
Mahima’s journey to finding her voice
Learn how to find a quality connection with humanity
A conversation about the Me Too and Black Lives Matter movements
How to navigate the disruption everyone faces
Mahima will walk you through an eye-opening exercise

Women have gone through lifetimes of oppression and dimmed their light

Many women know they’re capable of more, but don’t dare to push for more. Mahima works to support women to accept their story—everything that has ever happened—as part of their power. Her passion is to help women strip away their limiting beliefs to realize they can do anything they set their heart and mind to.

Mahima knows that from personal experience. She has a seven-figure business and a beautiful marriage. She wakes up every day with purpose. But she comes from a background of abuse, both physical and emotional. She also grew up in Zimbabwe during apartheid. In that environment, you feel like your voice doesn’t matter. But she’s learned a different way of thinking, operating, and being in the world.

Her goal is to help her students understand that you come into this world with nothing and you will leave this world with nothing. So she strives to teach others how to live. She points out that once you understand how precious and fragile your time is, you can stop wasting it.

Don’t be in relationships that don’t serve you. Don’t be in a job that isn’t your passion or something that you don’t love. Allow yourself to start operating with more presence. How you show up in a room matters. What you say to people matters. What people feel around you matters. How do you amplify the voice that you have? Listen to learn more from Mahima.

Set a clear vision for your future

Mahima implores you to create a clear vision for your future. Do you want to write a book? Build a community? Have a committed relationship? Make decisions that guide you to what you want. What are your values? What makes your heart sing? What makes you come alive?

Your vision will change. But it just needs to be aligned with your value and your purpose. Mahima struggled in the past because she wasn’t moving towards something—she was just floating. Decisions were being made based on what was convenient or comfortable at the time. But she emphasizes that all of the magic happens when you step outside of your comfort zone.

What would make you feel like 2020 was an epic year for you?

What would need to happen in your existence to feel that 2020 was an epic year? Whatever you do, Mahima says to choose something that stretches you. You can ask, “Does this really light up my soul? You have to ask yourself some tough questions to get to an answer.

It all starts with awareness and the willingness to be honest with yourself. Then you need to do something to change. You need to start planting seeds today. What is the story you want to be telling 10 years from now? What is the conversation you want to be having?

Mahima has created a training that helps people to see more and be more. It simply starts with being present. Where do you want to focus right now? You have to center yourself and live in the moment. It’s the beginning of liberation. You can see things in a new light.

How do you learn to navigate the disruption in your life? How do you learn to move from “me” to “we?” How do you become the best version of yourself? Listen to this whole episode for Mahima’s eye-opening approach.

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