The Empowered & Embodied Show
Kim Romain and Louise Neil, along with their refreshingly honest guests, invite you on an entertaining and insightful exploration of what it means to be human. From personal breakthroughs to the stumbles of everyday life, The Empowered & Embodied Show dives headfirst into what it truly means to be gloriously, messily human. This isn't your typical self-help podcast – it's a no-holds-barred exploration of the laughter, tears, and "what the heck just happened?" moments that shape our lives. Whether you're riding high on a wave of success or wading through the swamp of self-doubt, Kim and Louise unpack the sometimes crunchy realities and unexpected joys of personal growth with wit, wisdom, and a healthy dose of self-deprecation – because let's face it, becoming your best self is anything but a straight line!
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Reclaiming Your Power and Finding Your Purpose: A Conversation With Phoebe Leona
In this episode, which originally aired on August 18, 2023, we are joined by Phoebe Leona, an embodiment guide and founder of the nOMad Collective. Phoebe shares her journey of personal and professional reinvention, exploring the themes of empowerment and belonging. We dive into the transition from entitlement to empowerment, the importance of somatic work, and how our bodies can serve as gateways to greater self-awareness and power. With insights on overcoming failure, embracing transformation, and fostering a deeper connection with ourselves, this episode offers wisdom for anyone looking to reclaim their power and live more authentically.
Takeaways
- How failures can be reframed as learning experiences that foster wisdom.
- The significance of rites of passage and physical embodiment in personal growth.
- Strategies to move from a mindset of entitlement to one of empowerment.
- The role of somatic practices in connecting with and reclaiming personal power.
Key Points
[09:09] Introducing Phoebe Leona: Phoebe's bio highlights her diverse roles and sets up the discussion on her journey and focus.
[10:32] Reinvention and Refinement: Phoebe talks about her shift from dancer to embodiment guide and her constant reinvention.
[18:13] Moving from Entitlement to Empowerment: The discussion focuses on shifting from entitlement to reclaiming personal power.
[24:46] Struggles in Bringing Back Personal Power: Phoebe and the hosts discuss the challenges of reclaiming power from entitlement.
[28:28] Facilitating the Transition to Empowerment: They explore ways to help others, especially youth, move from entitlement to empowerment.
[38:27] The Role of the Body in Empowerment: Phoebe explains how somatic work enhances self-awareness and empowerment.
[45:58] Golden Nuggets and Conclusion: The hosts and Phoebe share key takeaways on somatic awareness and insights.
Phoebe Leona is an embodiment guide and the founder of the nOMad Collective, where she teaches leaders to lead with empathy and heart. She is a TEDx speaker, author, and contemporary dancer. Phoebe's work focuses on helping people find a sense of belonging and purpose through transformational experiences. She is passionate about her embodiment practice, Mvt 109, which helps individuals handle life's pressures and avoid burnout.
Listen in to learn how to step further into a sense of empowerment in your life and work. Throughout the conversation, you will gain insights into the importance of celebrating small wins, embracing failures, and using somatic practices to reconnect with your body and reclaim your personal power.
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