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Best Of 2020 | Today Dreamer Podcast Welcome to the "Best of 2020" episode of the Today Dreamer podcast. This is my way to say thanks to all of those who've come along on this journey with me and a way to share a glimpse into the insights I've uncovered over the past year. New listeners to the podcast can dip their toes in and see if the show resonates with them while members of the Today Dreamer family can get a refresher as well as catch up on episodes they may have missed out on. It's certainly been an interesting year but with all the challenges come new opportunities for reflection, expansion and exploration. With all my love, gratitude and care I hope you enjoy this special remix and get something out of the show to help deepen your connection with yourself, other beings and the natural world we are all a part of. Be well! Please consider subscribing if you haven't already. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Full episodes also available on YouTube see below: 05:29 Learning to Listen to Your Inner Flow of Sound (w/ Kevin Courtney) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swob-tN4wBw&t=10s 09:45 Mantra and the Spiritual Practice of Life (w/ Janet Stone) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC59mHgxIdU&t=237s 17:36 Participating in the Process of Healing (w/ Charles Eisenstein) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqXQ7jJrwas&t=438s 28:48 Connecting to the Natural World (w/ Dr. Maya Shetreat) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOPT_ZR8L0k 35:33 The Process of Plant Medicine Healing (w/ Javier Regueiro) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhGKnm2NrKo&t=1723s 41:54 Rituals 101 - Creating Meaning and Connection (w/ Casper ter Kuile) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qenH4FqrxY8&t=2s 46:47 How to Get in Sync with Your Soul (w/ Dr. James Willis) (Episode to be released early 2021) 1:00:50 Navigating Your Way Through Life (w/ Tim Adalin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bVr6sl1V9M&list=PLexvtkkXkxwPl7PtqKvKJKrIigFeKyjkx&index=14&t=3224s 1:12:03 Changing Core Beliefs (w/ Westcott Louden) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Ds09-oZyI&t=1333s 1:17:45 Free Your Inner Voice with Chanting (w/ Nikki Slade) youtube.com/watch?v=JXyZ4EwtTOw&t=2088s 1:22:08 How to Find Belonging and Connection (w/ Sebene Selassie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzPezNTJjtg&t=148s
Best Of 2020 | Today Dreamer Podcast Welcome to the "Best of 2020" episode of the Today Dreamer podcast. This is my way to say thanks to all of those who've come along on this journey with me and a way to share a glimpse into the insights I've uncovered over the past year. New listeners to the podcast can dip their toes in and see if the show resonates with them while members of the Today Dreamer family can get a refresher as well as catch up on episodes they may have missed out on. It's certainly been an interesting year but with all the challenges come new opportunities for reflection, expansion and exploration. With all my love, gratitude and care I hope you enjoy this special remix and get something out of the show to help deepen your connection with yourself, other beings and the natural world we are all a part of. Be well! Please consider subscribing if you haven't already. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Full episodes also available on YouTube see below: 05:29 Learning to Listen to Your Inner Flow of Sound (w/ Kevin Courtney) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Swob-tN4wBw&t=10s 09:45 Mantra and the Spiritual Practice of Life (w/ Janet Stone) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC59mHgxIdU&t=237s 17:36 Participating in the Process of Healing (w/ Charles Eisenstein) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqXQ7jJrwas&t=438s 28:48 Connecting to the Natural World (w/ Dr. Maya Shetreat) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOPT_ZR8L0k 35:33 The Process of Plant Medicine Healing (w/ Javier Regueiro) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhGKnm2NrKo&t=1723s 41:54 Rituals 101 - Creating Meaning and Connection (w/ Casper ter Kuile) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qenH4FqrxY8&t=2s 46:47 How to Get in Sync with Your Soul (w/ Dr. James Willis) (Episode to be released early 2021) 1:00:50 Navigating Your Way Through Life (w/ Tim Adalin) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bVr6sl1V9M&list=PLexvtkkXkxwPl7PtqKvKJKrIigFeKyjkx&index=14&t=3224s 1:12:03 Changing Core Beliefs (w/ Westcott Louden) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Ds09-oZyI&t=1333s 1:17:45 Free Your Inner Voice with Chanting (w/ Nikki Slade) youtube.com/watch?v=JXyZ4EwtTOw&t=2088s 1:22:08 How to Find Belonging and Connection (w/ Sebene Selassie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzPezNTJjtg&t=148s
We interview Amanda Nitschke, a yogi, shaman, and speech pathologist who specializes in communication on this plane and beyond! We discuss how to use energy, the land, and our inner wisdom to heal wounds and anchor in new beliefs. http://www.pachayoga.org www.leapswithlanguage.com@pacha_yogaBooks: Masters of the Living Energy by Joan Parisi WilcoxSan Pedro Huachuma Opening the Pathways of the Heart by Javier Regueiro
In this podcast Javier Regueiro starts talking about his newest book, "The Toe'/Datura Diaries: A Shamanic Apprenticeship n the Heart of the Amazon Jungle," which has been recently released for now in Kindle format. He talks about this powerful Plant Teacher and about the dangers, both physical and psychological, of engaging with it without the proper readiness, preparation, and support.
Join me as I chat with Javier Regueiro about learning to honour ourselves with the help of plant medicines. Javier is a plant medicine shaman and author of “Ayahuasca: Soul Medicine of the Amazon Jungle” and “San Pedro/Huachuma: Opening the Pathways of the Heart”. We speak about Ayahuasca, San Pedro and psychedelic use within the context of plant medicine ceremony. The essence of this conversation is around the process of healing with psychedelics and plant medicines. We discuss common misconceptions when it comes to ayahuasca and psychedelics in general, common self-deceptions, expectations, spiritual healing, ayahuasca retreats and inner exploration. WAYS IN WHICH THIS EPISODE MAY HELP YOU: • Gain some insight into psychedelics/plant medicines from an experienced maestro • Help prepare yourself for your first Ayahuasca, San Pedro or Psilocybin ceremony • Find out more about psychedelics as an ally in the spiritual healing process • Feel calmer, happier and more connected to the universe • Help integrate a psychedelic experience • Overcome common misconceptions when it comes to plant medicines and psychedelics. PLEASE SUPPORT THE CHANNEL AND LEAVE A REVIEW TO LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THOUGHT OF THE EPISODE. Information on the Ayaruna Centre: The vision of the Ayaruna Center is to create and sustain a healing space where people from all over the world and of all spiritual and cultural traditions, regardless of their gender, sexual orientation and race, can most benefit from working with traditional Peruvian plant medicines (Ayahuasca and San Pedro): a safe space for the healing of the wounds that prevent us from living our full potential as well as the exploration of one's inner realms and other dimensions. It is important to be aware that the process the centre offers is about coming home to ourselves through the mindful and respectful use of these plant medicines, and not an escape from ourselves. Guests are invited into a deep process and are offered personalized support due to the power and delicacy of such a process. Javier combines knowledge and experience in breathwork, yoga, Chinese medicine, massage, and various spiritual traditions, together with the shamanic work of plant medicine to support people in their process of personal healing and spiritual growth. More information: https://www.ayaruna.com/the-ayaruna-center-2/ (https://www.ayaruna.com/the-ayaruna-center-2/) Subscribe to the Today Dreamer Podcast for more episodes like this! WEBSITE: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?redir_token=QUFFLUhqbWRGeVVrOEg5cHl0dGlMSXRNRTAwZWZTX1Rpd3xBQ3Jtc0tsUTNVMlFIYjBBVkRBTkxMTzJfdXUzQ28wN2x4WXUxU3laYXZ2VkZkajAyZENlUzlkc1lUX2NWbHpMMjljVC1hcXhOMml2QmtPM1JqT2FLUnZBU0JtMlZ6a0tzTC1CQnUzNm83RjNabVVMa1VCckZ2UQ%3D%3D&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.todaydreamer.com%2Fpodcast&event=video_description&v=3r6M4QFM0HM (https://www.todaydreamer.com/podcast) YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/ (https://www.youtube.com/)todaydreamer
Join me as I chat with Javier Regueiro about learning to honour ourselves with the help of plant medicines. Javier is a plant medicine shaman and author of “Ayahuasca: Soul Medicine of the Amazon Jungle” and “San Pedro/Huachuma: Opening the Pathways of the Heart”. We speak about Ayahuasca, San Pedro and psychedelic use within the context of plant medicine ceremony. The essence of this conversation is around the process of healing with psychedelics and plant medicines. We discuss common misconceptions when it comes to ayahuasca and psychedelics in general, common self-deceptions, expectations, spiritual healing, ayahuasca retreats and inner exploration. WAYS IN WHICH THIS EPISODE MAY HELP YOU: • Gain some insight into psychedelics/plant medicines from an experienced maestro • Help prepare yourself for your first Ayahuasca, San Pedro or Psilocybin ceremony • Find out more about psychedelics as an ally in the spiritual healing process • Feel calmer, happier and more connected to the universe • Help integrate a psychedelic experience • Overcome common misconceptions when it comes to plant medicines and psychedelics. PLEASE SUPPORT THE CHANNEL AND LEAVE A REVIEW TO LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THOUGHT OF THE EPISODE. Information on the Ayaruna Centre: The vision of the Ayaruna Center is to create and sustain a healing space where people from all over the world and of all spiritual and cultural traditions, regardless of their gender, sexual orientation and race, can most benefit from working with traditional Peruvian plant medicines (Ayahuasca and San Pedro): a safe space for the healing of the wounds that prevent us from living our full potential as well as the exploration of one’s inner realms and other dimensions. It is important to be aware that the process the centre offers is about coming home to ourselves through the mindful and respectful use of these plant medicines, and not an escape from ourselves. Guests are invited into a deep process and are offered personalized support due to the power and delicacy of such a process. Javier combines knowledge and experience in breathwork, yoga, Chinese medicine, massage, and various spiritual traditions, together with the shamanic work of plant medicine to support people in their process of personal healing and spiritual growth. More information: https://www.ayaruna.com/the-ayaruna-center-2/ Subscribe to the Today Dreamer Podcast for more episodes like this! WEBSITE: https://www.todaydreamer.com/podcast YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/todaydreamer
Welcome to Season 2 of Ripen. I’m thrilled to bring you this incredible interview with plant medicine maestro Javier Regueiro. Kit Murray Maloney and I sat down with Javier to work through our confusion and stuckness around anger 13 months ago. For various reasons we hadn’t yet hit publish, but now in the summer of 2020 it has become increasingly clear that this powerful transmission needed to be made public. Listen in as Javier shares the meaning behind anger and other challenging emotions, how we can actually drop in and feel what we feel, and the healing and empowerment available to us as we do. Connect with Javier at https://www.javierregueiro.com/ Connect with Kit at https://www.kitaralove.com/ Connect with Rachel at https://www.rachelsizemore.com/
In this podcast Javier Regueiro shares and illustrates the viewpoint that there are no accidents and no mistakes: our unique individual paths are always perfect and perfectly timed.
EPISODE 36 - PLANT MEDICINE LESSONS IN PANDEMIC TIMES V by Javier Regueiro
EPISODE 35 - PLANT MEDICINE LESSONS IN PANDEMIC TIMES IV by Javier Regueiro
EPISODE 34 - PLANT MEDICINE LESSONS IN PANDEMIC TIMES III by Javier Regueiro
EPISODE 33 - PLANT MEDICINE LESSONS IN PANDEMIC TIMES II by Javier Regueiro
Episode 32: Plant Medicine Lessons in Pandemic Times I by Javier Regueiro
A PANDEMIC OF BEAUTY: MIX I / APRIL 2020 by Javier Regueiro
Healing the wounded feminine by Javier Regueiro
Valentine pt1 by Javier Regueiro
Valentine pt2 by Javier Regueiro
Is Ayahuasca calling you? How to know if it is the right step in your spiritual journey? Learn some valuable lessons from Javier Regueiro a modern-day ayahuasquero who has hosted ayahuasca ceremonies for thousands of people from around the world. In these days where entheogenic ceremonies and plant medicine are becoming widely available, knowing what to look for before choosing the right ceremony is a crucial step to avoid having a bad experience. Links:https://www.ayaruna.com Bookshttps://amzn.to/2W3KlSDhttps://amzn.to/2FF03if
Episode 31 - Plant Medicines and food by Javier Regueiro
Episode 30 - Sex and plant medicines by Javier Regueiro
Episode 29 – Sexual healing by Javier Regueiro
Episode 28 - Sexual abuse Pt. 3 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 27 – Sexual abuse Pt. 2 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 26 - Sexual abuse Pt.1 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 25 - About abuse by Javier Regueiro
Episode 24 – Letting go Pt.4 - Learning by Javier Regueiro
Episode 23 – Letting go Pt.3 - Purging by Javier Regueiro
Episode 22 – Letting go Pt. 2 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 21 – Letting go by Javier Regueiro
Episode 20 - Many paths, one destination by Javier Regueiro
Episode 19 – Preparations Pt. 4 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 18 – Preparations Pt. 3 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 17 – Preparations Pt. 2 by Javier Regueiro
Javier Regueiro is the author of the books "Ayahuasca: Soul Medicine of the Amazon Jungle" and "San Pedro/Huachuma: Opening the Pathways of the Heart", available now worldwide through Lifestyle Entrepreneurs Press in print, Kindle, and audiobook formats.He is also the author of the podcast "Plant Medicine Transmissions", available at www.javierregueiro.com. His writings can also be found online at http://ayaruna.com. Today he shares his experiences about the Andean sacred plant medicines of San Pedro and ayahuasca. For more on Pan Society, check out out website, facebook page, twitter, or instagram.
Episode 16 - Preparations Pt. 1 by Javier Regueiro
Author and ayahuascero Javier Regueiro occupies an important nexus point between indigenous healing traditions and Western culture. Mr. Regueiro is a Spanish national who was raised in Switzerland and moved to Peru in 2004, eventually training under Don Francisco Montes Shuña and becoming a full-time ayahuasca facilitator in 2006. He has also written two books: Ayahuasca: Soul Medicine of the Amazon Jungle, and San Pedro Huachuma: Opening the Pathways of the Heart. In this podcast, Joe Mattia speaks with Javier about the divine feminine, self realization, ayahuasca, and the importance of preparation and integration with ayahuasca and other entheogens. Show Notes: Healing the feminine [7:45] Javier’s personal history [16:15] Apprenticing with ayahuasca [20:15] Self realization and enlightenment [23:45] Unique journeys with ayahuasca [27:15] Spiritual bypass and the shadow [34:15] Remaining a student [39:15] Psychedelic preparation and integration [41:00] Game of Thrones and ayahuasca [44:00] The importance of integration coaches [50:45] Authenticity and integrity [55:45] Processing difficult journeys [59:15] Approaching psychedelic experiences [63:00] Selected Quotes: On healing the feminine: “Particularly in our Judeo-Christian tradition, we have been repressing, oppressing, oftentimes abusing women and all expressions of feminine energy. Just recently for instance, here in the States, you’re experiencing another wave of women speaking openly about instances of sexual abuse in the workplace. So this is part of a larger process of healing a long history of abuse of women, of repressing their energy through judgement, even through religious and legal texts, limiting their freedom to be women. Women are invited now to not only heal their own wounds, but also whatever ancestral wounds have not been healed and integrated yet, for the sake not only of themselves but collective consciousness.” On jungle ayahuasca experiences: “In 2004 I went to the Amazon jungle. I had drank ayahuasca a couple of times a couple of years earlier, and finally I went to the jungle for an ayahuasca retreat, as I was once again running out of tricks, and getting increasingly bored with my own dramas. And that experience in the jungle was very healing- so much so as a result I entertained the possibility of studying plant medicine… The year after I went back to Peru to find out whether that idea was serious. While I was there for the second time, in the middle of an ayahuasca ceremony, I was so in awe of this medicine that from a place within me just came out the words directed to the medicine: you’re awesome, I want to work for you. And here I am 12 years later, still in service to this medicine, as well as San Pedro, and in service of all the people who feel drawn to engaging in this process.” On self realization: “There is a certain misconception about what the experience of enlightenment of full self realization is. We often perceive these episodes as an end, we've reached the goal, whereas in my experience, these experiences of awakening they are simply just another doorway, and that doorway is onto a more expanded state of consciousness and awareness, but also for me the work with plant medicine is not one that seeks transcendence or going away from this level of reality, actually I find that the invitation of plants as well as all of creation is for us to engage more fully with renewed enthusiasm in the process of life.” On the importance of shadow work: “There are some people who go to plant medicine ceremonies seeking an expanded state of consciousness, seeking a sense of connection, of unity with the cosmos, with everybody, with themselves, but struggle with exploring their own shadow. Basically they never do the dirty work. So in ceremony they experience an expanded state of awareness and consciousness which then dissipates within a few days or weeks or months at the most, because we always fall back into our densest vibratory state. Therefore if we don’t deal with our heaviest energies, with our shadow, our wounds, with our dysfunctions, with our projections and judgements, with our sense of separation, then that’s what we always fall back into.” On the purpose of life on Earth: “This is a healing planet. Planet Earth is as much a hospital as it is a classroom. It’s not a holiday place. If we are really ready to have a holiday, this is not the place to sign up for. We come here to heal our wounds and remember who we really are. Because this planet with its healing qualities which are expressed in all the plant medicines that grow all over this planet, and are expressions of this healing quality of this planet, is the most ideal place for us to come and do what we came here to do.”
Episode 15 – Honoring ourselves by Javier Regueiro
Episode 14 - Avoidance and projection by Javier Regueiro
Episode 13 - Feeling and Presence by Javier Regueiro
Episode 12 – Integrating defense mechanisms by Javier Regueiro
Episode 10 - The journey of the soul by Javier Regueiro
Episode 9 - What is healing Pt.2 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 8 - Ayni: Reciprocity, giving and receiving by Javier Regueiro
Episode 7 - What is healing Pt.1 by Javier Regueiro
Episode 6 - Coming home to ourselves by Javier Regueiro
Episode 5 - 21st century Ayahuasca cowboys by Javier Regueiro
Episode 4 - The beginnings of true wisdom by Javier Regueiro
Episode 3 - Entheogens by Javier Regueiro
Episode 1 - Plant Medicine Transmissions by Javier Regueiro
Episode 2 - What are Plant Medicine Transmissions about by Javier Regueiro
O'actually: Focusing on female pleasure and what turns HER on!
A few months ago I drove six hours for a breakfast. Yes, you read that correctly. I love me a good road trip, but even for me this was out of the ordinary. Then again, my breakfast date was with the very extraordinary Javier Regueiro. I met Javier in Peru two years ago. The month […] The post Emotions are the Gateway to Intuition – Honoring the Feminine with Javier Regueiro appeared first on Oactually.
Welcome back to Season 2 Episode 3. Today I am going to talk about the power of a sabbatical. What I'm already finding just with two and a half months off my business is that I have finally given myself the space to reflect and to look back on all the accomplishments that I've had so far, that maybe, just maybe, I'd forgotten about. If you are a business owner, you totally know what I am talking about. How often do we pat ourselves on our back and congratulate ourselves on how far we've come? Seven years in business, that's how long it's been since I had my business, since I started officially April 2010 and until I took the timeout and time off of my business, I didn't realize all the things that I'd actually managed to do. The reason why that came about is when I had the down time to not be working on stuff, I took a trip down memory lane and thought about the products and services that I've created since I started, all the blog posts that I've written. I had a few people linking to blog posts from like 2011 and I was like, "I wrote that post? This is actually pretty good.” Then I just had a chance to reconnect with clients from years ago, from cleaning stuff up and going back through old folders, I forgot that I've coached these people. I wondered, where are they now and what are they doing? So when I am back online in July, I really want to reconnect with some of my first ever clients and community members. What it's forced me to do on the sabbatical is actually go back to my roots and think about all the things I loved when I first started out. If you think back to your business, what were the things that made you so excited and so happy to be doing what you did that got you up every single morning and kept you up late at night when you were hustling and doing everything you wanted to do on your business? What were those things? The reason I even needed to take a break from my business is I'd forgotten what I loved about it in the first place. So this sabbatical has helped me to gain perspective. It's forced me into slightly darker places where I've been playing the comparison game. Because I've been watching on social media from the sidelines, people doing things and launching. And I just get caught up in that and normally my go to is I'd follow that launch, I emulate it, I take notes from it, improve on it and learn from it. But I don't want any of that in my world! I don't want any distraction. I don't want to know what other people are doing. So I put the Facebook Ad Blocker on. I just want to reconnect with my friends, get back to my roots and get perspective on how far I've come but also how much more I can do & how much more I can offer. I needed to reconnect with what it was that I fell in love with at the very beginning. I just want to have a little insert here from my friend JC Bougle, who actually is recovering from burnout. As I've mentioned before in this podcast, I almost burnout when I first self-published my book, The Suitcase Entrepreneur back in 2013 and I didn't even realize I was so close to it. The problem is when you don't take a sabbatical, a break or holidays from your business and you just go hard out for years, you burnout. Then you are forced into a break that you don't want to be on: where your body can't recover, where your mind is jaded and stuck and where you actually physically aren't able to do much work anymore and I just don't want you to get to that place. This is gold. Here's what he had to say: "What happened to me last year is that I was very close to burnout and no enthusiasm for business, for entrepreneurship and no energy. And I couldn't take a long sabbatical really to disconnect from the business so I took a short sabbatical for a couple of weeks. I really disconnected from anything online and after that which was even more important in my recovery after 2 weeks of disconnection, I really paced myself along with the expectations of what I could achieve and I also set a less ambitious goals for myself and worked a little bit more intensely. This helped me a lot to recover completely from this burnout. Pacing yourself after the sabbatical is as important as taking a real break." And then I had my friend Jesse Krieger of Lifestyle Entrepreneur Press, who posted on Facebook about a month ago about his retreat away from his business for a week. He wrote: "I've just arrived back from a week retreat in the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Peru. Quite honestly, one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. This is the first time I've been offline all year and it was relaxing, reinvigorating and full of insights as I sat deep in meditation in the Peruvian Andes. My host was Javier Regueiro, author of the two books that I'll be publishing in September, "Ayahuasca: Soul Medicine of the Amazon Jungle” and "San Pedro Huachuma: Opening Pathways to the Heart”. It's hard to overstate the importance of taking time just for yourself. Not being beholden into anyone, not needing to have any conversation. People just simply sit and enjoy the surroundings and become aware of whatever thoughts and emotions arise. While deep in meditation, it came to me that my role as a publisher resembles that of a crystal. A crystal such as the quartz is transparent and can be carved in a way that focuses energy, taking diffused light and focusing it on point almost as a laser. In short, I got the insight that I am a crystal and you are the light and that is my new approach to working with authors and publishing and its good to be home.” And now I want to bring back in Jason Van Orden who you heard about on the last podcast, "Firing myself” because he did exactly the same thing with his very successful 7-figure business that he ran with Jeremy Frandsen for years. Here is what Jason had to say: "Truthfully it was really fast for me. I am not saying it was the right thing to do. In hindsight, there's a lot of realizations here. But basically I was so ready to be removed. And that might have been maybe a little too fast to remove myself. We probably needed a little more processes in place, expectations set and measurements. Fast forward several months and it kind of came to this realization that the point of the business is that when I left, when we left or we kind of stepped away, was she was going to be able to maintain it. But we hadn't changed things over in terms of systems and teams and all the other things that kind of needed to be there for a proper exit or removal of ourselves for it to continue growing consistently like it had been before. So we are faced with this choice: do we go back in to start it growing again or do we just say, "Okay it is what it is. It's this nice source of income and for now it's going still but we have no more expectations of this actually becoming any bigger than it already is."” So insightful right? It's really neat to hear from other people who have taken some time out or forced themselves away from their business or literally just shut something down because its not working. I think as entrepreneurs we need to give ourselves that permission to do that more often than we ever think because it is incredibly powerful and you just don't understand how important it is that we recharge our batteries. I also like to think there's a bit of a 7-year itch thing going on here. I appreciate Jason and Jeremy it was well over a decade but a lot of people that I've been speaking to recently have been in business for around 7 years and they are tired. And let's face it, any job that you've been in 7 years is a long time in a job right? These days most people are in jobs for 1, 2 or 3 years in max. It's the norm for millennials to switch jobs incessantly. Where as back in my Dad's/Mum's days, you'll stay in a job for 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 years plus! And you get a little golden watch at the end of it if you were lucky, a handshake and a thank you very much. But when I was in the corporate world, I'd switch jobs all the time because I would get so bored or I just wanted to change it up. Then I realized I really just needed to be an entrepreneur where I could work on my own projects all the time, change them at a speed of light and work on multiple projects that excited me. The great news is the whole point of this entire episode is that I found more freedom. It's so good! I am filling my days with painting and practicing piano. (I lie on that I haven't actually touched the piano but I am going to today.) And training my puppy which is like a full-time job and I am learning so much. Training myself I should really say not my puppy. In training myself, I am effectively training my dog to be more obedient and awesome. You can find Kayla, the white German Shepherd on Instagram at kaylathemajestic. If you want some joy in your day, go follow her. And you can follow my adventures at nataliesisson or my Facebook page. For me personally, now that I've eased into my sabbatical, I've had all these opportunities come my way to work with other people on their businesses, help them start businesses, be on teams and I am resisting all of these things until I finish my sabbatical. I really want to look at where I am heading because I've got the mojo back, people! I have got the mojo back! And I am very excited to bring this back to my business. Natalie is back! I am super excited to be creating and implementing when I get back into it but until then I am still on a sabbatical. And in the next episode, I am thrilled to bring you daily habits of freedom. Before I went on a sabbatical, I asked my community about their daily habits that they have to give them a little bit more freedom in life and these are going to apply to you personally and professionally, so make sure you tune into the next episode by subscribing in iTunes and Stitcher. Want to sell your own online courses (and have a great launch) Selling online courses is one of my favourite things to do, but as I pointed out in this episode, it can be a real headache. With Teachable, you don't have to worry about the tech. Teachable is the easiest way to create, sell and deliver online courses. And while it is so easy to use, it's also packed with a lot of powerful features. 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