UnMasking the Feminine Rachael Talbot

About 12 months ago Jo Hodson decided to move into her Campervan. I heard her speak about this experience recently and was inspired to find out more. She then set off on a journey around the UK, and I found myself wanting to know why. What made her do this? What did she learn about herself? Why is she still on the road?

Jo has a fascinating career journey to share from very conventional "as expected" to truly following her heart and finding her way. She also has ADHD, and she talks about how this both serves her and how it shaped her path.

Fascinating and very inspirational, I know you'll love this.

You can find Jo through her Create Wellbeing website and to follow her @Jo.Vanlife on Instagram
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I've known Debra for a number of years and always thought she had a great story to share. I had no idea how diverse her life had been, and how the thread of teaching had run through so much of it.

She's now living on a small farm (farm is stretching it) in Portugal, living a very rural life, working and living with the land and also sharing her learnings of the Andean Tradition to those who are interested. Her Portugese is a work in progress yet she manages to be part of the local community despite or because of it. The land called and she answered. Join me on her journey.

You can find Debra through Facebook. She's not on social media much, but will respond when contacted. 
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Mi grew up on a farm in Sweden to teacher parents. Her Dads passion however was photography and her Mum ran the farm where they had pigs and sheep. But Mi was drawn to the city, she wanted to work in film, to produce, to create. And this journey took her all over the world, working with some famous names, to film production, to casting, a whole host of jobs. And then she both fell in love and fell pregnant and her world changed.. for a bit.... and then she realized she had to work.

And using her incredible wealth of experience she started working with small businesses, initially as a photographer and then using all her film experience in the world of vlogs and how to help small business owners find their voice. And then back into the corporate world seeing how women found it so much harder than men to find their voice, she set up Eye Storm - to empower the feminine voice.

Her journey is empowering in itself and the work she is now doing will inspire you and maybe connect you further to your voice and how you are heard in the world.

You can find Mi on her websites  - Vlog Academy, Eye Storm and her personal website Mi Elfverson.
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As a student at Manchester University Emily was involved in a serious accident and severely damaged her left ankle. She was told she may lose her foot, and even when she didn't, she wasn't given much hope or help in recovering. It was a moment that changed her life and opened her up to a different way of healing. Her studies took her first to France, where she learnt about massage and then to Spain where she learnt Flamenco - yes Flamenco, on a foot that wasn't meant to work properly again.

It catalysed her awakening and ultimately led her to the path of shamanism and working as a healer.

You'll love her journey, it's one of hope, awakening and incredible inspiration.

You can find Emily on her website, Autumn Blossoms or on Facebook and Instagram. 
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Shivany was born in Germany to upper middle class parents. She describes her mother as a narcissist and father an atheist, not the easiest parents for a sensitive, intuitive girl to grow up with. And she knew from a very young age that she didn't belong and she wasn't planning on staying.

Lots of travel, mainly in the far east, focusing on India, led her eventually to Australia where she married, divorced, moved a lot and eventually settled. Her calling was to be as authentic as she could be, and to serve others on their journey of healing. And her methods were not conventional, as she was always the one to early adopt things often years before they edged into the main stream. And she's still doing it today.

Her coaching business is mainly women, but specifically those who want to have a business that is spiritually aligned.

You can check out her website to find out more, and if you're lucky her special offer will still be live (depends on when you listen to the podcast. Either way, Shivany is a fascinating woman and you'll enjoy her journey. 
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Katie had what seemed like a privileged childhood, until her parents separated when she was 8 years old and she went with her Mum, and experienced a life on benefits with her Mum working 3 jobs to support them.

Bullied at school, a deep seated lack of self-belief and confidence resulted in some interesting life decisions and she found herself pregnant at 20 and back with her Mum. Not at all what she planned in life. Because at that point her belief was very much "life happens to you". Her journey to "life happens for you" involved awakening to parts of her she's suppressed in her childhood, embracing her "fluffy" and starting to follow one of her deepest desires which was to write books.

Now she works with women, mainly as a coach, harnessing her connection to the divine feminine and so much more.

You can find her on her website or on Instagram, where you can follow her wisdom, buy her books or book a session or a workshop with her. 
My passion is Inspiring Women to Inspire Women. So if you love these podcasts, please share them with those you love, and if you can leave me a review. It helps me to reach more women.  And you can Join the UnMasking the Feminine Community here.
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