Following the Stars Part One: Truth in an Unexpected Place 102
Welcome to Zimmerman Podcast Episode 102
If you follow me on social media, then you know I pushed pause on the business for a little bit while I was going through some personal growth and some healing. It was a journey that I had to dive right into and do alone. You can read more about that in my written series, Uncovering Divine Femininity. That series really explains what the pause over the past few years was all about.
As I was finishing launching that series, I thought “I also wrote a series a few months prior called Following the Stars.” I think if you read and hear Following the Stars before Uncovering Divine Femininity, it all makes more sense. I realize not everyone has time to sit and read those long blogs so I thought "what if I recorded them and made them into podcasts?" So that’s what this episode is all about. I will also will be recording the Uncovering Divine Femininity series so be on the lookout for future podcast episodes of those blog posts as well.
Hit play on this podcast episode so we can dive into Following the Stars Part One: Truth in an Unexpected Place. And be on the lookout for part two of the series tomorrow.
Episode 102 Topics:
How My Journey with Astrology Started
Discussing Unexpected Challenges, Changes, and Growth
Unlearning everything I had been told about sex
Links:
To follow along, head to the Following the Stars Part One: Truth in an Unexpected Place blog post here: https://jessicazimmerman.com/blog/following-the-stars-part-one-truth-in-an-unexpected-place
Separation announcement post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CgLODHiuqoP/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
The Artists Way Book: https://rstyle.me/+sA49B-4pAF2Zbu1qsp5XsQ
Mine and Katie Selvidge’s Artist Way Series on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CSzfMnyhwT9/
Art on thumbnail by: Anna Sun Art: https://www.instagram.com/annasun.art/
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