EPISODE · Jan 17, 2019 · 41 MIN
E25 - Clear Out Clutter in Your Life
from The SuperpowHer Podcast · host Deya Direct
Welcome to the SuperpowHer Podcast: The SuperpowHer Podcast is back, and better than ever with a new look, feel and format! In the premiere episode for 2019, and Season 3, Host, Love & Life Coach Deya Direct breaks down how three cluttered areas in your life could be blocking your vision and your blessings. Plus, she features the Relationship Scientist, Ryeal Simms as they share much-needed tips and tools for women to attract the right men. #declutter If you are a new listener to SuperpowHer, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you tap into your SuperpowHer today! In this episode, we discuss 3 Reasons that Your Vision May Be blurry or feel blocked: Unclutter your headspace - Mental clutter leads to congestion in our inner world. It gets in the way of being able to think clearly, and to focus on what really matters. This year, live your best life by decluttering your mind. Unclutter your heart - Emotional clutter can include forgiveness, hatred, bitterness, resentfulness, regret, fear ( anxiety). Like mind clutter, Heart clutter is often related to the past. It's soul ties and memories from past relationships – be it family, platonic or romantic. Most of us keep a large cabinet of mental drawers stored in the back of our minds. These drawers are filled with mistakes made, opportunities missed, hurt, past grievances, and so forth. Unclutter your home - Having an unorganized home or office space can interfere with your ability to think straight. That's why before I work on my vision board I make sure I clean up my space to set the atmosphere for clarity and flow. Follow our Podcast @superpowher on Instagram & @superpowher1 on Twitter Follow our Host @deyadirect on Instagram and on FB for our LIVE Podcasts!
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