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011 - Exploring the dark night of the soul and nature with Makeda Pennycooke The Earth Sea Love Podcast
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- Nature
While we got comfortable over a a pot of tea, this conversation was a gem to be part of as Makeda shares the details of her journey that brings her to the present day being service to people who are navigating through changes in their lives. She will hold space for you to discover the answers and wisdom which lies within you. What you’ll hear us talking about in this episode is:social media hiatusthe power within our nameswhere we are situated physicallywhat Makeda does to support people going through changesthe dark night of the soulunravelling in lifereligion v spiritualitychildhoods spent in Jamaicathe energy from the treesbelonging v ownershipintellectual v embodied experienceleaning into pleasure and joyhow nature teaches us to besensuality and sexa gratitude practicecoaching offering for BIPOCMindset and Empowerment Coach, Makeda Pennycooke is a speaker, teacher, and workshop facilitator with over two decades of experience in leadership and personal development. After navigating multiple major life and career changes, she firmly believes fear is temporary, but regret is permanent. She uses the lessons she’s learned to support women who are facing a crossroads in their life, find their brave and rise into their greatness.Her genius is in creating a safe space for her clients as they navigate the chaos of the in-between, the space between what was & what is not yet. Makeda specializes in tools and strategies for dealing with your negative self-talk, limiting beliefs, and the fears that keep you stuck living a life that’s less than the one you are capable of living.She believes the ocean is magic, chocolate makes everything better, and life should be filled with moments that make your heart sing. She’s a city girl through and through who found unexpected healing in Mother Nature’s sanctuary. Makeda Pennycooke lives in Charlotte, NC, United States.Website Link: https://makedapennycooke.com/Social Media: IG: @makedapennycooke See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
While we got comfortable over a a pot of tea, this conversation was a gem to be part of as Makeda shares the details of her journey that brings her to the present day being service to people who are navigating through changes in their lives. She will hold space for you to discover the answers and wisdom which lies within you. What you’ll hear us talking about in this episode is:social media hiatusthe power within our nameswhere we are situated physicallywhat Makeda does to support people going through changesthe dark night of the soulunravelling in lifereligion v spiritualitychildhoods spent in Jamaicathe energy from the treesbelonging v ownershipintellectual v embodied experienceleaning into pleasure and joyhow nature teaches us to besensuality and sexa gratitude practicecoaching offering for BIPOCMindset and Empowerment Coach, Makeda Pennycooke is a speaker, teacher, and workshop facilitator with over two decades of experience in leadership and personal development. After navigating multiple major life and career changes, she firmly believes fear is temporary, but regret is permanent. She uses the lessons she’s learned to support women who are facing a crossroads in their life, find their brave and rise into their greatness.Her genius is in creating a safe space for her clients as they navigate the chaos of the in-between, the space between what was & what is not yet. Makeda specializes in tools and strategies for dealing with your negative self-talk, limiting beliefs, and the fears that keep you stuck living a life that’s less than the one you are capable of living.She believes the ocean is magic, chocolate makes everything better, and life should be filled with moments that make your heart sing. She’s a city girl through and through who found unexpected healing in Mother Nature’s sanctuary. Makeda Pennycooke lives in Charlotte, NC, United States.Website Link: https://makedapennycooke.com/Social Media: IG: @makedapennycooke See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
1 hr 1 min