Have you ever thought "This is not who I was meant to be" or "This is not what I was meant to do"?
Sometimes the risk and uncertainty of accepting who you really are may be frightening and it can be easier to just stay where you're at. My guest on this episode of The Thinking Vitamins Podcast knows this feeling very well.
Shuli Elisheva is a trailblazer, as a Yiddish teacher and empowerment coach, poet, composer, author and transgender role model. Her story and advice resonates with anyone who doesn't feel they are living the life they should be and would like to start to.
If that sounds like you in this episode you'll learn:
➡ When the perfect time is to become who you are meant to be
➡ What to focus on when the obstacles seem insurmountable
➡ The benefits that come from embracing your true nature
Enjoy the show.
Jill
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To learn more about Shuli Elisheva visit her on social media:
Website: http://www.useyiddishwithshuli.com/
Twitter: @ShuliElisheva
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCepxWCEzlkx3kODXh7_e5vA
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