EPISODE · Aug 23, 2024 · 45 MIN
The Playbook for Extraordinary Living with Aline Hanle
from Success In Mind; Motivation, and Inspiration for Entrepreneurs · host Teri Holland
Ep. 333 In this episode of Success in Mind, I interview Aline Hanle, an expert in intuitive strategy and the creator of the Cosmic Compass game. We delve into how playing can foster fearlessness and curiosity, essential for personal and spiritual growth. Aline shares her journey from France to the US, her transition from personal training to soul coaching, and how she developed her unique intuitive strategies. The conversation covers overcoming business challenges, reconnecting with one's inner child through play, and differentiating between intuition and fear. Aline provides listeners with practical tips to start tuning into their intuition and adding fun into their lives. Episode Links Lean more about Aline: AlineHanle.com ExperienceExtraordinary.com Connect with Aline: www.facebook.com/alinehanle www.instagram.com/alinehanle https://www.linkedin.com/in/alinehanle/ Show Links www.teriholland.ca 30 Day Guest Pass for Aura: https://www.aurahealth.io/teriholland Connect with Teri on all social platforms: @theteriholland Support the show: https://buymeacoffee.com/teriholland Chapters: 00:00 The Power of Play 00:49 Introducing Aline Hanle 01:34 Aline's Journey to Entrepreneurship 04:07 Building Experience Extraordinary 06:56 Challenges and Overcoming Structure 09:48 Intuitive Strategy Explained 15:44 Practical Tips for Tapping into Intuition 27:39 The Inside Job: Transforming Your Perception 28:19 Embracing Playfulness in Self-Discovery 29:11 Living an Extraordinary Life 30:32 Dealing with Negative Emotions 33:18 The Art of Weaving Life's Threads 34:23 Life as a Game of Chutes and Ladders 36:20 Rapid Fire Questions 41:57 Connecting with Aline 43:37 Final Words of Wisdom 45:02 Closing Remarks
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