'To a life that hums' with Gillian French

In this inspiring conversation, Gillian French shares her journey through liminal space, the creation of Liminalscape, and how embracing uncertainty can lead to a more meaningful and vibrant life. Discover insights on navigating transition, the power of community, and the importance of slowing down to find your true rhythm and lead you closer to a life that hums.Guest name: Gillian FrenchGuest links: https://liminalscape.org/https://www.linkedin.com/in/gillianfrench/ Keywords: Liminal Space, Personal Growth, Transition, Community, Work-Life Balance, Self-Discovery, Mindfulness, Leadership, Change Management, Inner PeaceChapters:00:00 Introduction to Liminal Scape02:43 The Journey of Self-Discovery05:47 Creating Liminal Scape09:07 Building Community and Support12:03 Navigating Midlife Transitions15:00 Bridging the Gap Between Business and Nature18:43 The Interconnectedness of Personal Growth20:25 The Ripple Effect of Change21:27 Finding Meaning in Mentorship22:27 The Importance of Community24:25 The Need for Tech Detox26:30 Living Life to the Fullest28:09 Recognizing Hidden Talents28:41 Defining a Life that Hums30:38 Rediscovering Ancient Ways32:09 Embracing the In-Between Space36:37 Introduction to a Life That Hums37:04 NEWCHAPTERSong used in this podcase is "Brushstrokes" by Muirġen - https://muirgen.bandcamp.com/album/loinnir Listen to the full track on spotify hereThis song is extremely meaningful to me personally and I was absolutely thrilled when Muirġen gave me permission to use it in my podcast. It beautifully captures the essence of that point in life when you are moving from where you are to where you really want to be, embracing the fear and doing it anyway.About the artist:Irish-fusion artist Muirġen announced her debut EP Loinnir, in early 2026 alongside the release of the first single ‘Brushstrokes’.Written in Hotpress:Muirġen’s music style combines Irish tradition with experimental electronic music. ‘Brushstrokes’ is a powerful track that plays with textured harmonies and a distinctive sensible Irish sound, defined by Muirġen's deep captivating voice and melismatic lines.‘Brushstrokes’ was written by Muirġen (Muirgen O’Mahony), Cian Sweeney and Laura Elizabeth Hughes, and produced by Sweeney, and Philip Marsden. It incorporates elements like the sound of rain and experimental drum compositions.“The song captures a moment of suspension - the space between who you’ve been and who you’re becoming,” said Muirġen.