Creating A Sacred Business

02/03/16 • 55 min

Are you working too hard for too little money? Maybe you need to take a look at your business as a sacred adventure! My guest in this episode believes that people can only be as successful in business as they are willing to do the inner work necessary to grow and evolve. She has been on a mission to see if it is truly possible to live one’s passion and purpose and get paid well to do it! She has created a model of service-based marketing to help people, especially service based practitioners, create a life-changing business. A true adventurer, Natalie has traveled the world seeking and developing the spiritual formula for the most direct path to success for a holistic practitioner. Tune in and learn the 3 most common massive mistakes most practitioners make that get in the way of their success.

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Blasting Through Your Money Blocks

Tune in to learn about your Money Story and clear old blocks! A money story is something we all have- it’s a meaningful pattern of communication between you and your money! And it’s mostly unconscious; learned at a very young age. In order to build wealth consciousness and achieve your financial goals, you have to start inside-out: You have to get real with your ideas, decisions, feelings, and beliefs about money. Most of these things are out of your awareness, like silent software running in the background. All change begins with awareness and that’s where we are going to start today. I am going to teach you about the 5 different types of money. We will learn to uncover, and then clear, the limiting beliefs you have about each one of them. As these limiting beliefs are cleared, a road map to success is formed! Tune in to learn where your limitations lie and then ask yourself: what else is possible for me?

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How To Survive The Loss of a Beloved Pet

We know in today’s world it is much more common for people to accept and even understand how those of us who are pet parents feel when we lose our beloved companions. Our pets, no matter the species, are members of our family and we hurt when they transition. However, there are still the insensitive and unenlightened among us who make cold or insensitive remarks as we deal with the loss. For example, some might ask, upon seeing an elderly dog, “how much longer do you think he’ll last?” or “when are you going to get another one?”, or “well, it was just a cat”. Can you imagine saying that to someone whose spouse just passed away? It’s an extra burden on the grief process. The good news is that you can survive and thrive through the process. We will talk today with Animal Communicator, Joan Ranquet. She has worked with hundreds of pet parents through these transitions and she will share some her tips for thriving through the loss. By the way, do you have a “bucket list” for your dog?