Am I meant for more?🤔
Can I tell you one of the most freeing things I’ve learned on my spiritual path?
Your purpose isn’t one thing. It isn’t one career, one business, one talent, one relationship, or one role you’re trying to figure out for the rest of your life.
Your purpose is to become the fullest expression of who you are.
And from that place… your work evolves. Your passions evolve. The ways you contribute evolve. Even the things that light you up evolve.
It turns out that the “more” isn’t about more success, more money, or more achievement.
It’s more of what makes you feel alive.
More creativity.
More joy.
More courage.
More of the person you came here to be.
This week’s podcast conversations is a good one because Brenda Jasmin is one of my favourite people to talk about purpose with. We’ve been having these conversations for nearly 15 years, and every time we sit down together, we explore this idea from another angle.
If you’ve ever wondered, Am I meant for more? or found yourself feeling anxious that you haven’t figured out your purpose yet, I think this episode will feel like a deep exhale.
We also recorded this one together in person, which makes the YouTube version especially fun to watch!
Listen to the episode here, and I can’t wait to hear what resonates most with you.
🎙️ Listen to the podcast: [podcast link]
📺 Watch on YouTube: [YouTube link]
Curious what it might feel like to explore this with a whole community alongside you? That’s what the Spiritually Wired Membership is for.
Remember to breathe, and trust that you are spiritually wired for your dreams – they’re already waiting for you.
Sending much love your way.
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