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Mar 22, 2020 32 min

What Am I Here For?

from Wisdom of Wyse Women Podcast Hosted by Kristi Derkacy

We get into that big deep question: what am I here for? What is my purpose? This is a question that comes up for most of us quite often. But it’s a tough one to answer. Host Kristi Derkacy shares her journey towards her higher purpose and the events that led to the birth of her business, Resonance Restorative Women’s Collective. All of the joy, uncertainty, gratitude + change that stepping towards our own alignment is discussed. We are here to do so much more than anything we may have been told by our culture or society. We each have something unique + so valuable to contribute to the collective good. We just have to be willing to turn towards it. We summon our courage + we walk the path that is uniquely ours. And we show up in a way that makes a beautiful difference to ourselves + to others. We feed our internal fire, and that is how we know we have found what is for us. Our intuition will speak more clearly, our self love will grow, our fire will grow + we will feel so in flow that we know we have found all of us, our reason for being. Please feel welcome to share with me on Instagram (@kristi.derkacy or @resonancerestorative) or on my website at www.resonancerestorative.com You can also find articles written by your host. Thank you very much for being here + sharing this journey with me. I appreciate you.

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