Nancy Monson

The path to living your soul’s purpose and potential is fraught with diversions and blocks. The ego struggles to let go of who it’s been to allow a new and greater expression of the soul to emerge. Not only do we struggle with our inner barriers to and fears of change, our culture doesn’t support the inner alchemical process the psyche, or ego, goes though to be rebirthed into a more fulfilling and meaningful expression of the soul. It’s not recommended to do this alone. Having a guide to support you through the transformation process is essential to help you on your rebirthing journey. In this episode we will talk about the role of the Soul Purpose Advocate and why having an advocate for your soul so important to living your best life every day.

Midlife can bring unexpected life events that create turmoil. Coupled with the physical changes that many women experience, it is a time that can throw them into a feeling of confusion, helplessness and frustration—made even more difficult when old ways of dealing with things no longer seem to work. Motivations that used to carry a woman through tough times give way to deeply buried longings from an earlier time. The truth is there is a deeper process unfolding at the very essence of a woman’s being—her soul is calling her, urging her, to awaken to her true purpose and live her heart’s deepest desire. During this episode, Dr Pat and Nancy will be exploring how this passage unfolds and what women can do to support themselves to awaken to their soul’s purpose.

We will be exploring the four alchemical phases of inner transformation that the psyche goes through when committing to bring out the soul’s potential and purpose. Without understanding what’s going on at the soul level, we can become confused, fearful, discouraged and frustrated. Understanding this inner transformation process and learning how to support it can lead to a smoother transition and a greater expression of your soul’s potential.

We will be exploring the four alchemical phases of inner transformation that the psyche goes through when committing to bring out the soul’s potential and purpose. Without understanding what’s going on at the soul level, we can become confused, fearful, discouraged and frustrated. Understanding this inner transformation process and learning how to support it can lead to a smoother transition and a greater expression of your soul’s potential.

Despite our best intentions, we all still struggle with consistently living our insights and “breakthroughs.” Human Design is Active - not Passive. It is evolutionary to accelerate, expand and draw abundance into our everyday lives. Everyday Spirituality for Everyday Positivity. During this episode, we will be exploring why we get stuck in old, limiting thoughts and behaviors even when we do our best to stay focused on achieving our New Year’s resolutions or our desired behaviors. Tune-in to find out why and how to truly break free of the limiting beliefs that keep you from living your soul’s full potential!

Your soul’s blueprint was created the moment you were born. The Human Design system reveals this blueprint and provides you with a GPS for living the full expression of your soul’s potential and purpose. In this episode we will explore the critical components of your Human Design and why it is so essential for living a fulfilling soul-directed life.

You have two choices in life: you either fight your soul’s purpose or embrace your purpose. In this episode we will explore the typical ways we fight living our soul’s design and purpose and how working with a soul purpose advocate can help you break free and live the life you were designed to live.

In this initial episode, Nancy and Dr. Pat will explore what it means to live a soul-directed life—every day. We will look at why it matters and how to embark on the journey to live our soul’s full expression each day. We will talk about how to discover the GPS to your soul and outline the process to unfold your soul’s full expression. Stay tuned-in for more detail in upcoming shows with Nancy Monson.