Unexpected Reunions & Their Purpose

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Hey friends, in this episode, I take you on a personal and emotional journey in three parts — all beautifully connected by a deeper purpose I’ve been stepping into more and more. This one is close to my heart. It starts with a powerful message I shared in a divorce support group that sparked a realization in me about how we transmute pain into purpose. I open up about a surprising reconnection with someone from my past and how that experience became a mirror of the work I feel called to do.

Then I share an unexpected, soul-shaking conversation I had with a rabbi that led me to a life-changing insight about leadership, healing, and the deeper “why” behind the work I do. If you’ve ever felt like your life’s hardships were molding you into something greater, this episode will speak directly to your heart. Let’s walk this healing path together.

Episode Highlights:

[0:20] – Opening thoughts and setting up the episode’s three-part structure
[0:45] – Reading my response to a meme about “the rare breed” of givers, lovers, and forgivers
[2:10] – Reflecting on how turning pain into purpose fills me spiritually
[4:22] – Reconnection with a man from my past who returned during a difficult time in his life
[5:44] – Realizing my role in helping him heal and how intuitive the guidance felt
[7:18] – A new appreciation for vulnerability in men and how refreshing it felt
[8:36] – Receiving a surprise piece of art with my name in it — a beautiful gift of gratitude
[10:19] – Deep conversation with a rabbi that parallels my journey to the story of Moses
[11:48] – The powerful shift from focusing on “how” to embracing the “why” behind leading others
[13:40] – Feeling emotional and humbled by stepping into a path I was always meant to walk
[14:56] – Closing thoughts and how you can reach out or share your story anonymously

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