Episode 97: La Dolce Vita. How to allow your heartfelt desires

I’ve been learning to speak Italian as I not only love the culture, the lifestyle and the people, but also the opportunity to express myself in different ways. In fact, I just had a lesson with my Italian teacher this morning, which made me feel called to have a conversation with you today around this topic and what each of us can do to embrace our heartfelt desires.  In this potent episode, you’ll hear:  My journey with learning Italian and how it inspired me to bring this episode to you [1:30] The way that our egos so often get in the way of what we desire and where this stems from [2:34] Protection versus expansion and what we tend to search from when we approach it from an ego perspective [5:05] My experience of majoring in French in college plus the lessons I took from this and carry with me today [8:30] A final reminder about creation and why we are all here [13:16]  As you listen to this episode, remember that you are a creator, you came here to create, and you came here to experience, so let’s get out there and create. I’d love for you to share with me what it is that is calling you forward. What is that heartfelt desire that feels like creation energy for you? Are you going to commit and allow yourself to experience it? Send me a DM on Instagram, @taraannmarino, or at our new account, @elegantfemme.ef! If you would like to join myself and other women from around the world inside of Le Club, it has now started! This will be a journey like no other, and you can enroll  NOW at www.elegantfemme.com/LeClub.  Do you have a question that you would like answered on an upcoming episode of the podcast too? You can email us, [email protected], and if it’s a question that I think can bring value to the community and listeners, I could answer it on a future episode of this podcast, and don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel and join the conversation there.  Also, If you haven’t already, take our Femme Design Assessment and see which of your FemmeTypes are underutilized.