15 min

155 - Are you ready for inner transformation Assertive Radiance

    • Self-Improvement

They say, “Curiosity killed the cat.” It makes sense at first glance because most people fear the uncertain and the unknown. And so they end up living their whole lives wanting to be somewhere but are actually stuck in limbo. What about you? Does your current life fulfill you? Are you ready for your inner transformation?
Nadia introduces us to a woman named Jasmine, whose life revolves around her family. Although she’s physically well and lives in a beautiful home, Jasmine feels disconnected, especially from her husband. She wonders if that’s all there is to it.
Her “happy-me” moments are when she walks to the park to sip her coffee, leaving behind the thought of cooking or cleaning. Sitting and breathing fresh air allows for some needed time to think and reflect about her life. 
In this episode, Nadia narrates a compelling tale about Jasmine’s curiosity, her willingness to act on it, and her courage to choose her own path. Nadia brings us into a world of struggle, growth, and change. It’s a story about you.
Apparently, curiosity didn’t kill the cat. In its complete and unabridged version, “Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.” 
Nadia is telling us that no change is easy. No growth is ever comfortable. But if nothing ever changed, there’d be no such things as butterflies.

They say, “Curiosity killed the cat.” It makes sense at first glance because most people fear the uncertain and the unknown. And so they end up living their whole lives wanting to be somewhere but are actually stuck in limbo. What about you? Does your current life fulfill you? Are you ready for your inner transformation?
Nadia introduces us to a woman named Jasmine, whose life revolves around her family. Although she’s physically well and lives in a beautiful home, Jasmine feels disconnected, especially from her husband. She wonders if that’s all there is to it.
Her “happy-me” moments are when she walks to the park to sip her coffee, leaving behind the thought of cooking or cleaning. Sitting and breathing fresh air allows for some needed time to think and reflect about her life. 
In this episode, Nadia narrates a compelling tale about Jasmine’s curiosity, her willingness to act on it, and her courage to choose her own path. Nadia brings us into a world of struggle, growth, and change. It’s a story about you.
Apparently, curiosity didn’t kill the cat. In its complete and unabridged version, “Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.” 
Nadia is telling us that no change is easy. No growth is ever comfortable. But if nothing ever changed, there’d be no such things as butterflies.

15 min