302: Nothing You've Done Is Wasted

from Woo Woo Wednesday · host Renee Dick

In this episode, I'm sharing a realization that came to me during meditation about how our life experiences are never random or wasted; they're actually building on each other the whole time. I talk about how watching my son move from gymnastics into tackle football made me see how skills from one season of life prepare us for the next, even when we don't realize it. I also share stories from my own journey, from spray tanning educator to speaking, and from my husband's path in construction, to show how the things we once thought were unrelated were actually preparing us all along. This episode is an invitation to look back at your own life and recognize how every experience has been quietly adding tools to your belt. Similar episodes to this topic: 299: Why The "Random" Interest Isn't Random, It's A Larger Plan Unfolding 255: How to Be Happy with Where You Are (Even If It's Not Where You Want to Be) Join The Monthly Woo Woo Wednesday Live Meetup! Let's be friends on Instagram!

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