Women on a Mission with Sue Revell

So glad to have found the Sue Revell podcast- Women on a Mission. As a Woman on her own mission, I will be drinking in these over the coming weeks. Her lovely gentle manner and gorgeous voice draw you in and she is so so wise. Thankyou Sue!

I cannot remember how I got to know about this podcast, but I do know it has been an absolute pleasure to listen to all these amazing women, with Sue expertly navigating the conversations and I really enjoy the reflection episodes too…genius! As I step up into my mission full time soon, I’m sure this podcast has helped to keep me on track. It’s definitely fills one of my “missing pieces” and I will continue to fill my ears with it as I keep asking myself who do I need to be 💖 thank you

The second you press play and hear Sue’s dulcet, soothing voice you are transformed into a state of calmness yet addictive listening where you hear her every word with a sense of increased sensitivity. This enables you to transport yourself to the place you need to be, in a virtual sense, to learn from the wonderful women that Sue is interviewing. Some are magical, energetic, vibrant whilst others express a sense wisdom and experience only living a full career can possibly create. But every podcast gives me a sense of connection of reinvigoration again with women I feel I come to know and admire. If you are seeking a sense of belonging, looking for your tribe because you just can’t find it in the real world then Women on a Mission is a club to join. Take yourself on a journey with a cup of coffee each week, you deserve it and who knows you just might hear what you need to hear, when you need to hear it! I know I feel that every time I’d listen in, like I was meant to hear this guest this week :) To all potential listeners, press play and find a few minutes to find yourself. To my wonderful friend Sue (I wonder if everyone considers you to be there wonderful friend?) keep finding these amazing women, keep doing your thing, you are having a wider impact than you could ever possibly know x

Loved the episode from Jess Baker, as I thought her vulnerability was just so authentic and felt privileged to have the at insight into her background / limiting beliefs and childhood psychologist etc… I felt the admission of the mission being unknown in some ways quite refreshing, as it’s about giving yourself permission too. I learned more about just allowing yourself to be, rather than to do - I’m trying to focus on the being and not only doing!!!