In the episode of HillTalks Momentum in Midlife Podcast, Jessica Joines shares profound insights about discovering your soul purpose and the transformative power of community among women leaders. If you've ever felt the yearning to understand your true calling in the world, this episode is a must-listen.
Breaking Free from Societal Expectations
As Gen X women, many of us grew up believing that our worth was tied to our ability to serve others, perform perfectly, and meet societal expectations. We were taught to prioritize external validation and often found ourselves lost in a cycle of busyness, striving for success but feeling unfulfilled.
Jessica encourages women to shift this mindset: "Just stop trying to figure it all out and let yourself receive. Let yourself be supported. Let the answers come to you rather than seeking to find them." This simple yet profound message serves as a reminder that our journey to discovering our soul purpose doesn’t have to be a solitary struggle.
Understanding Soul Purpose
But what does it mean to truly find your soul purpose? For many women, especially those in the C-suite or high-pressure roles, the constant demands can overshadow their authentic selves. Jessica explains, “Soul purpose is taking the highest expression of who you truly are and what you love and serving the world from that place.”
She acknowledges that many women, including herself, often don't understand their purpose until later in life. It’s a common experience to prioritize survival over passion, leading to burnout and dissatisfaction. Jessica’s mission is to help women reconnect with what they love and to serve from that authentic place, regardless of age.
The Journey to Heart-Centered Living
So how do we navigate this journey? Jessica emphasizes the importance of quiet reflection: “Have some type of quiet practice, whether that's meditation or journaling. Start asking your heart what you love.” This practice can lead to sparks of inspiration and clarity, guiding you toward your true path.
For C-suite women, this transition can feel particularly challenging, given the pressures to perform and appear successful. Jessica creates a safe, heart-centered community where women can shed their titles and connect on a deeper level. In this space, vulnerability is embraced, and women can share their fears, aspirations, and true selves without the burden of ego.
Building Connections and Community
Jessica’s approach involves fostering deep connections among women through a year-long commitment to community. Each woman is placed in a small group, creating an environment of support and understanding. These relationships allow for personal growth and the exploration of what it means to live authentically.
As Jessica puts it, “We drop every label and title at the door. Instead, we connect from our heart space and talk about who we are at a soul level.” This intentionality cultivates a nurturing atmosphere where women can explore their purpose without judgement.
A Call to Action
Jessica’s insights are a powerful reminder that it's never too late to discover your soul purpose. Embracing this journey involves letting go of fear and tuning into the joy and possibilities that come from living authentically.
So, what steps can you take today to honor your true self? Consider starting a meditation practice, journaling about your passions, or seeking out a community of heart-centered women. Remember, your journey is sacred, and the decisions you make every day should reflect your authentic expression.
Jessica invites you to challenge yourself to connect, grow, and explore your soul purpose with us. Visit https://www.womenspurposecommunity.com/apply to know more and take the first step toward a more authentic and fulfilling life.
For more inspiring conversations and insights, listen to the full episode of HillTalks Momentum in Midlife Podcast with Jessica Joines. Let this be a reminder that you are not alone on this journey—there’s a vibrant community of women ready to support you as you navigate your spiritual awakening and live your soul purpose.
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