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Feb 28, 2019 51 min

Self Celebration with Sarah Powell

from Practical Magic Podcast with Kate Taylor Hosted by Kate Taylor

"We need to celebrate all the incredible little things we do every single day and who we are, right now. I call it self celebration. Being your own inner cheerleader and reminding yourself, you're doing your best." Sarah Powell This week I'm joined once more on the Practical Magic Podcast sofa by friend of the show, and friend indeed, Sarah Powell. Sarah was on the show in June 2018 talking about making the space to find purpose, which she well and truly has, and it's BIG. I've invited Sarah back onto the podcast to talk about her work with Self Celebration, what it means and why it's so important that we learn to celebrate the tiny wins we achieve on a daily basis. Sarah shares her journey to get her to this work, and ways in which we can bring practical and pragmatic action into each and every day. As Sarah says: "Self-celebration isn't about waiting until big massive changes have happened or transformations have occurred it's about celebrating who you are right now because then change can happen." WHERE TO FIND SARAH: Sarah's website Instagram Twitter The Jules & Sarah Podcast Wobble Podcast Sarah's Red Online column SARAH'S GO-TO SELF-CELEBRATION TRACK: Born This Way by Lady Gaga JOIN SARAH AT THE AWAKENING: The Awakening 8&9 June 2019, Isle of Wight

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