How “Woo” Are You? Turning Belief Into Action

Can you be a little bit “woo” and still be practical? Absolutely.In this episode of the Slow Living Podcast, Stephanie O'Dea gets personal about her own beliefs, intuition, spirituality, and the ways she incorporates them into everyday life.Stephanie admits she was a little nervous to record this episode. Would people think she was too “out there”? Would she seem too unconventional—or not “Christian enough”? But ultimately, she decided to talk about it anyway, because this is genuinely how she thinks, believes, and lives.Stephanie shares what she calls her “spaghetti method” when it comes to religion, belief, spirituality, and the law of attraction: take what resonates with you from different places and traditions, and leave the rest.But belief alone isn't enough.Stephanie believes in the importance of intersecting belief with action. Dreaming, visualizing, trusting your intuition, and believing that good things are possible can help shape the life you want—but you still have to take the next step.In this episode, you'll learn:What Stephanie means when she describes herself as “woo”How her “spaghetti method” influences the way she thinks about religion and beliefWhy you don't have to fit neatly into one particular belief systemHow Stephanie thinks about the law of attraction and visualizationWhy belief and action work best togetherHow to use your own beliefs and intuition as inspiration for taking practical actionYou don't have to have everything figured out. You can follow what feels right, stay curious, and still put your feet on the ground and do the work.Read Stephanie's Book📖 Slow Living: Cultivating a Life of Purpose in a Hustle-Driven WorldGet the book on AmazonLearn More About Stephanie O'DeaWebsite: stephanieodea.comPodcast: stephanieodea.com/podcastBlog: stephanieodea.com/blogSpeaking: stephanieodea.com/speaking/Podcast NotesFind all podcast notes at stephanieodea.com/podcastnotesHave a question you'd like Stephanie to cover, or a Slow Living Story of your own you'd like to share? Leave a voicemail.