EPISODE · Feb 7, 2024 · 22 MIN
From the Vault: Why Embodiment is Hard for Smart People
from The Purpose Map · host Casey Berglund
Why is embodiment so hard for smart people?How can we receive the benefits of embodiment, including greater resilience, deeper connection, more authenticity, more flow, and more connection with purpose?Drop into this episode from The Purpose Map™️ Podcast Vault, where Casey explains why intellectual, high-achieving people tend to default to "living in their heads", how we can guide our awareness back into our bodies, and why we will want to.Casey shares a story about how even she, a seasoned embodiment guide, leader, and expert, can also default to being in her mind and how to get out of it and drop into the body.“It's a pretty powerful experience to not just practice embodiment, but also to take it a step further and to let the body lead; let the body lead the mind.”Resources & Next Steps:Want to learn more about the Let Your Body Lead™️ Method and how you can guide others through The Path? Doors are open to the Let Your Body Lead™️ Professional Certification. This is the best way to work with us consistently throughout the year and receive support as you create the life of your dreams. When you sign up, you get complimentary access to Your Next Level Success 30-Day Intensive in May.Get your free Embodiment Practice for Your Next Level SuccessWatch Casey’s TEDxTalk, Let Your Body LeadHave a conversation with Selena your Program Hostess, Sparkly Co-Facilitator, and Client Experience Manager DM your questions to @worthyandwell on Instagram or email the Worthy and Well team [email protected] Casey to speak on your podcast? Inquires can be sent to [email protected] Casey’s book, The Mind-Body Way: mindbodywaybook.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit caseyberglund.substack.com
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