Personal Update + Angel Work

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You know I never hold back for you guys, this episode is no different. I share openly about my recent experience with Spiritual Burnout in hopes others will avoid it by seeing the early signs. I love what I do, I love working with other women on their development journeys, but it's a tough lesson to realize I cannot do it all, at once! lol! Also a little sharing on the unfoldment of my Angel work! I'm excited to be bringing The Angel Hour monthly starting on April 12th! Register for your space if you're keen on joining! Register here: https://squamishmedium.as.me/AngelHour Original intro music by Dylan McCarthy at www.dylanmccarthymusic.com

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