83: What If You've Outgrown More Than Just Your Wardrobe? | With Julie Murrell

How many decisions are we making because they genuinely feel right......and how many are we making because we're worried what everyone else will think?This isn't just a conversation about style.It's about identity.It's about confidence.It's about trusting yourself enough to build a life that actually fits who you are today—not who you used to be or who the world expects you to become.In this episode, I'm joined by Julie Murrell, style coach and image consultant, who now lives in Bangkok after leaving Canada to build a life and business on her own terms.What started as a conversation about fashion quickly became something much bigger.We talked about moving abroad.Finding your people.Creating a business that gives you freedom.Why style is about self-expression, not trends.And how so many of us spend years making decisions based on external validation instead of what actually feels true for us.Because let's be honest...Whether it's the clothes we wear, the business we build or the country we choose to live in...The real question is always the same.Are you choosing it because it's right for you... or because it's what everyone else expects?✨ Why style is about confidence, not fashion✨ Building a freedom-led business✨ Moving abroad and finding your tribe✨ Entrepreneurship and designing life on your own terms✨ Identity shifts and self-expression✨ Why external validation keeps so many women stuck✨ Trusting your intuition over other people's opinions✨ Creating a life that finally feels like yours🎧 Listen now and then come and tell me your biggest takeaway. Send me a DM on Instagram @claregarnerofficial — I read every message personally, and I'd love to hear what this conversation unlocked for you. And if you want to join the community and gain even deeper access into my inner World, mind and thoughts - come join us over on Substack. And if you're loving Raw & Real, don't forget to follow the show, leave a review and share this episode with someone who's questioning whether the life they're living still fits who they've become.