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Ep.6 The journey or destination, which is more important?

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In this episode Lucie asks the question 'Which is more important, the journey or the destination?' She talks about why the journey to the destination is so important to acknowledge and embrace, and how being immersed in the now, fully present on your journey, can enhance your life.  She shares some of her experiences including her trip to the Scottish Highlands with her son and the lessons it taught her. She also speaks about why musicians and creatives often focus on the destination rather than the journey. She encourages the listener to embrace  life rather than pushing it away as she believes great opportunities and possibilities can appear if you are open to seeing them.BACKGROUND MUSIC:Written & produced by Lazy Hammock (Lucie Burns)*except collaborations Lazy Hammock's music can be found on Spotify and all other major streaming and download storesTRACKS PLAYED:Beauty Flows (Instrumental mix)Equinox feat Ivan M SaxCloser to me (Instrumental)Awakening (Unreleased)I've got feelings (Instrumental - Unreleased)COURSES & RETREATSPlease see Lucie's website or join her mailing list for info on upcoming courses and retreatswww.lucieburns.comTOPIC IDEAS & QUESTIONS: If you have a topic idea or a question regarding creativity and/or spirituality that you would like to have discussed or answered in future episodes, please send for consideration to; [email protected] the show (https://paypal.me/lucieburnscoaching)ABOUT THE HOSTLucie Burns has worked in both the music and personal development industries for over 25 years as a songwriter, music producer, coach and author.  She believes that to be truly happy and successful there must be a balance between mind, body and soul, a connection between awareness and responsibility and a deep desire to live life consciously and kindly, striving not only for the happiness of oneself but also for the happiness of others. This is a balance she always aims for in her personal life and in her work. Lucie is signed to Diventa Music under her artist name 'Lazy Hammock,' and has written and produced 10 albums, hitting the No.1 spot 4 times in the Chill-Lounge charts. Her music has been licensed to CBS for the hit US Sitcom 'Life In Pieces' and also to numerous labels including; Sony BMG, EMI, Hed Kandi and Ministry of Sound. She has coached thousands of artists in performance, stagecraft, confidence and mindset, songwriting and artist development and appeared on a Ch4 documentary coaching a rising youtube star for his upcoming performances. Lucie is the founder of the performance coaching company 'Stage Ready Artists' and currently works as a freelance performance Coach at B.I.M.M Institute on the professional Musicianship B.A course, alongside delivering Masterclasses and producing music.  Lucie is the Author of '15 Steps to Lasting Happiness' and has  worked privately as a life and transformation coach and delivered courses in mindfulness, well-being and personal development.  Lucie's music can be found on all major streaming and download sites under her artist name 'Lazy Hammock.'WEBSITES:www.lucieburns.comwww.lazyhammock.co.ukwww.stagereadyartists.comPRIVATE ONLINE COACHING:[email protected]@gmail.com Support the show

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In this episode Lucie asks the question 'Which is more important, the journey or the destination?' She talks about why the journey to the destination is so important to acknowledge and embrace, and how being immersed in the now, fully present on your journey, can enhance your life. She shares some of her experiences including her trip to the Scottish Highlands with her son and the lessons it taught her. She also speaks about why musicians and creatives often focus on the destination rat...

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