(Summerfest) Instead of Trying to Fit In Allow Yourself to Believe You Belong with Marie-Elizabeth Mali

(Summerfest) In this episode, Devi chats with Marie-Elizabeth Mali about "Instead of Trying to Fit In Allow Yourself to Believe You Belong". Marie-Elizabeth is a Midlife Transformation Specialist who works with successful professionals who struggle in their personal relationships. She also shows people how to let the love and pleasure they cultivate in their relationships expand their professional success. She believes accessing your spiritual essence is the key to transforming limiting beliefs about yourself and what you’re capable of. Experiencing the depth of who you are (however you describe it) is the path to wholeness, personal power, and being proactive in your life. Marie-Elizabeth is also a published poet with an MFA in Poetry from Sarah Lawrence College and an underwater photographer who has a thing for sharks.

Devi and Marie-Elizabeth discuss:

• Marie-Elizabeth’s experiences of diving with sharks
• The special characteristics of sharks
• Holding power within yourself, just like sharks do
• Trying to fit into the “norm”
• The unique experience of growing up inside of three different cultures
• Connecting and “fitting in” with others
• The deep need we have for “fitting in” as humans
• Settling into who you really are
• Connecting with people in the most authentic way
• Believing that you belong
• Meditation 
• What you can do to move into believing that you “fit in”
• Working with your thoughts to “fit in”
• Learning to discern your inner critic’s voice
• Is it important to “fit in” within the environment you are in
• Expressing yourself
• How to express yourself in calibration
• Learning how to translate yourself
• Speaking with our words and our energy
• The impact of bringing your words into alignment with your self
• Moving your energy outward
• Getting your words down to the most simple communication  as possible

Connect with Marie-Elizabeth @ https://memali.com/

Free Gift: “4 Key Things to do in a Midlife Crisis” Link: https://memali.com/leap