EPISODE · Feb 6, 2024 · 25 MIN
004. STOP GETTING SWEPT UP INTO OTHER PEOPLES ENERGIES & FEB ENERGY PULL
from Sage by the Storm by Stormy Sage · host Stormy Sage
Summary In this episode, Erica reflects on the month of January and the busy and dense experiences she had. She discusses the theme of getting swept up into other people's energies and the importance of setting boundaries. Erica introduces three cards for the month of February: Stand Your Ground, Strength, and Synchronicity. She emphasizes the need to focus on basic self-care practices and shares her commitment to the 'Artist Way' program. Erica encourages listeners to reconnect with their priorities and set goals for the month. Takeaways Reflect on your experiences and integrate any shadows or unresolved issues. Make decisions that align with your own desires and stand your ground. Find strength and balance by prioritizing self-care and connecting with your inner creativity. Pay attention to synchronicities and signs from the universe. Return to the basics of self-care, such as sleep, hydration, and movement. Consider engaging in a structured program or practice to enhance your creativity and personal growth. Reconnect with your priorities and set goals to stay focused and grounded. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Reflection on January 03:15 Learning from Experiences and Integrating Shadows 04:11 Exploring Timelines and Decisions 06:25 Standing Your Ground 09:35 Finding Strength and Balance 11:30 Embracing Synchronicity 14:32 Returning to Basics and Priorities 16:01 Starting 'The Artist Way' Program 20:41 Reconnecting and Setting Goals 22:38 Getting Grounded in February Connect with Erica IG Podcast: https://www.instagram.com/btwportals IG Host: https://www.instagram.com/ericacrystellesmith YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@btwportals Website: https://www.ericacrystellesmith.com
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