Maureen SpielmanHost
But you know, I want to go to what I'm talking about today, women and visibility.

And they say that if you want to experience something in the world, you go out and act upon it.

And I asked myself, what messages do I want to send out into the world? I'm thinking of what we want to create and putting forward momentum behind it, what we wish to see in the world, who we wish to be in the world, what we desire, what we want to see come to fruition, and really creating something that's unmanifest and bringing it into the manifest world.

They're doing this in our local communities, online communities, within their families of origin.

The inspiration for this episode took place in just a fleeting moment the other day.

And what I saw on Instagram was an article titled The Invisibility of Older Women.

And I was like, whoa, what is that? And I knew immediately that doing an episode on the visibility of women and how we're becoming more visible each and every day appealed to me.

Later, I looked up The article, and I believe it, I know it was from the Atlantic, but I think it was from 2019.

So what I'm really wowed by, and of course, I get to sit in this seat and interview and meet so many people and talk about your cup being full forever.

Like, what do you do in your life where you either convene with someone or you go to create something or you read something resourceful or you are doing a project when you feel so incredibly full? That is the feeling that I get.

And I know that I am on my soul path by interviewing the women who come to the show and the two lovely men who have been here so far.

which I hope to really exponentialize as well, because I want to have both female and male voices.

I feel like it's always going to have a female slant, but male voices too, because we're all coexisting in this realm together, right? And not only coexisting, but hopefully really loving, thriving, collaborating within it too.

And I want to say that I see so much curiosity and willingness to be really step into whom we are meant to be in this particular lifetime.

And I want to say it's a huge hats off because we are all carrying around our generational and ancestral, I'll just call it baggage right here, the things that are for mothers and the women in our families and Didn't have access to.

So I think I was in a group the other day and it was said like I was I believe it was Crystal Claire's group and just saying like it's such an amazing thing that we're at a time where we are in such.

self-discovery that's really deep and we're able to bring work and doesn't even have to be like, if you have been up to this for a long time, like I was thinking about this, if you've been in the corporate world or you started your career early and you really established your formidable self in those environments, so, so beautiful.

This is not just about the creator's that are coming forward with new creations in their life.

But you know, I want to go to what I'm talking about today, women and visibility.

And they say that if you want to experience something in the world, you go out and act upon it.

And I asked myself, what messages do I want to send out into the world? I'm thinking of what we want to create and putting forward momentum behind it, what we wish to see in the world, who we wish to be in the world, what we desire, what we want to see come to fruition, and really creating something that's unmanifest and bringing it into the manifest world.

They're doing this in our local communities, online communities, within their families of origin.

The inspiration for this episode took place in just a fleeting moment the other day.

And what I saw on Instagram was an article titled The Invisibility of Older Women.

And I was like, whoa, what is that? And I knew immediately that doing an episode on the visibility of women and how we're becoming more visible each and every day appealed to me.

Later, I looked up The article, and I believe it, I know it was from the Atlantic, but I think it was from 2019.

So what I'm really wowed by, and of course, I get to sit in this seat and interview and meet so many people and talk about your cup being full forever.

Like, what do you do in your life where you either convene with someone or you go to create something or you read something resourceful or you are doing a project when you feel so incredibly full? That is the feeling that I get.

And I know that I am on my soul path by interviewing the women who come to the show and the two lovely men who have been here so far.

which I hope to really exponentialize as well, because I want to have both female and male voices.

I feel like it's always going to have a female slant, but male voices too, because we're all coexisting in this realm together, right? And not only coexisting, but hopefully really loving, thriving, collaborating within it too.

And I want to say that I see so much curiosity and willingness to be really step into whom we are meant to be in this particular lifetime.

And I want to say it's a huge hats off because we are all carrying around our generational and ancestral, I'll just call it baggage right here, the things that are for mothers and the women in our families and Didn't have access to.

So I think I was in a group the other day and it was said like I was I believe it was Crystal Claire's group and just saying like it's such an amazing thing that we're at a time where we are in such.

self-discovery that's really deep and we're able to bring work and doesn't even have to be like, if you have been up to this for a long time, like I was thinking about this, if you've been in the corporate world or you started your career early and you really established your formidable self in those environments, so, so beautiful.

This is not just about the creator's that are coming forward with new creations in their life.
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