Savannah and I easily connected over our shared experience of trying to tune out what everyone and everything else in the universe was trying to tell us. Once we finally embraced our callings life became infinitely better. In this episode Savannah shares her story of how she finally tuned into her worthiness and how you can, too. There are so many actionable exercises in this episode it’s definitely worth a listen. Savannah actually walks me through the exercises so you can see exactly how quickly they produce results.
Savannah Joy is the Founder of Embrace Your Wild and an Embodied Feminine Leadership Coach. Embrace Your Wild empowers visionary women to reclaim and embrace all parts of themselves, master their emotions + energy, take up space and be seen in their fullest expression in relationships and business. When you show up powerfully and authentically every day for yourself, you can show up for your biggest visions.
Through radical self-acceptance, feminine embodiment practices, and a deep connection to self, the Embrace Your Wild Method opens up a channel for ultimate sovereignty in mind, body and spirit.
If you’d like to chat with Savannah further you can email her at hello@embraceyourwild.com. Visit her website www.embraceyourwild.com to view her retreats and photography.
Savannah chose not to wear a costume on the show so I chose a “wild” theme inspired by her work. She does amazing photography work and was kind enough to send me a photo of herself embracing her wild as well.
Follow the show on Instagram @moneyheartshow to see more pics of my costumes from each episode. I also include my guest’s costume when they choose to wear one.
This post may contain affiliate links to products and services that I use myself and/or recommend. If you purchase one of these products or services using the affiliate link, you will pay the same (or possibly even get a discount!) and I will make a small commission. Thank you for your support.
Episode 121 Hosting this show has been an amazing experience for me. I hope the…
Episode 120 Trauma is not only caused by things like car accidents and bad breakups.…
Episode 119 Stéphanie's parents weren't always the best at managing money. As she was entering…
Episode 118 Is any of us prepared when we start our own business? Usually not!…
Episode 117 Len Glassman jokingly describes himself as a recovering attorney. He explains that after…
Episode 116 After 20 years of work Sarah Leslie had a very high paying career…