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Maggie Smith: A Conversation on Self-Trust and Transformation

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Hello Friends,

This week I’m sharing a mini episode called “The Chat” that I have been doing weekly in addition to the regular pod. Author

who wrote a book I love called ‘You Could Make This Place Beautiful.’ is my guest this week.

Maggie talked about how she’s learned to trust her intuition, even when it tells her things she doesn’t want to hear, which is also my experience. We discussed how her divorce was the most emotionally painful experience she’s faced, and how she’s navigating through it to find some peace.I was impressed that no matter how much pain she is in, Maggie is able to find joy in everyday moments, like a beautiful sunrise or a funny moment with her kids. I am personally working on that myself too.

If you haven’t read Maggie’s book, "You Could Make This Place Beautiful." It’s a profound and moving read that I highly recommend.

Listen to the episode or watch the video to hear more about Maggie’s journey, her insights on life, and the wisdom she has to offer.

Keep having meaningful conversations….

Love,

Amanda X

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IN THIS EPISODE:

  • [03:25] Maggie discusses how she has learned to trust herself more over the years.

  • [05:12] Maggie about wanting to be less judgmental and embrace the ambiguity of life.

  • [06:58] Maggie discusses how she dealt with the emotional pain of her divorce.

  • [12:37] Discussion of how past fears don't define present bravery, despite being labeled as a scaredy cat.

  • [27:39] Exploring the idea that creating something from a place of pain can be beneficial and supportive for others, giving purpose to the pain


KEY TAKEAWAYS:

  • Trust one self and listen to your inner voice.

  • Grow emotionally and strive to be less judgmental

  • Embrace uncertainty about the next story to tell.

  • Practice self-compassion and be kinder to yourself.

  • Find joy in everyday moments.

  • Reflect on what you would tell your eight-year-old self.

  • Create something meaningful from painful experiences and share it with others.


More from Maggie Smith:

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