The Whisper That Saved My Life
Show Notes:
What if a single, quiet whisper was the only thing standing between you and disaster?
In this episode, I talk with Jennifer Takagi, the 12 Minute Success™ Coach, who shares the chilling story of how a soft, internal nudge kept her home from going to the Murrah Federal Building on the morning of the Oklahoma City bombing.
Join us to learn how trusting that gentle voice not only saved her life, but also sparked a massive career pivot into energy healing. Discover how to cultivate the stillness needed to hear your own inner compass. Let's dive in; who knows, it might just save your life!
What we explore in this episode:
- How to distinguish the gentle, comforting voice of true intuition from the harsh, demanding voice of your ego.
- Why cultivating absolute stillness is the ultimate key to tuning into your inner compass.
- How trusting a completely illogical gut feeling can help you pivot toward your true purpose and actualize your full potential.
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Bruce Barnes
About Jennifer:
Jennifer Takagi is the 12 Minute Success™ Coach. She helps speakers, coaches, and authors reach their next level in 12-minute sprints. As a Certified High Performance Coach and Certified in multiple modalities of energy healing, she brings strategy and intuition together.
Contact Details:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifertakagi/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/takagiconsulting
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12 minutes to success audio series.
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