E31: You are Responsible for Your Life with Heather Stewart

"You are responsible for your life."In this episode, Heather Stewart, a coach and yoga teacher, shares her journey from a successful corporate career to helping individuals find their purpose and satisfaction in life. She discusses the importance of curiosity, the challenges of going inward, and how yoga serves as a reflection of one's internal state. Heather emphasizes the need for intentional living and the skills required to navigate life's complexities, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique paths and raise their vibrations.For more information:https://heatherstewart.coach/Support the showWant to find out more? Check out the website:www.worksucksbutilikeit.com

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"You are responsible for your life." In this episode, Heather Stewart, a coach and yoga teacher, shares her journey from a successful corporate career to helping individuals find their purpose and satisfaction in life. She discusses the importance of curiosity, the challenges of going inward, and how yoga serves as a reflection of one's internal state. Heather emphasizes the need for intentional living and the skills required to navigate life's complexities, encouraging listeners to embrace t...

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