In this episode of She Speaks, She Leads, host Michelle Fragias engages with Sarah Ripper, a multi-dimensional practitioner who blends business, creativity, and well-being. They discuss the importance of women speaking their truth, tools for discernment, the significance of navigating the in-between spaces of life, and the evolution of business towards collaboration and consciousness. Sarah shares insights on finding wisdom in our wounds and emphasizes the need for personal alignment and clarity in a noisy world. The conversation concludes with practical advice for listeners seeking to connect with their authentic selves and make an impact.
Takeaways

Only 30% of speakers are women, highlighting a need for more opportunities.
'Speak your truth' means aligning with your whole being.
Removing external stimuli can help in discerning your truth.
Choosing from a place of nothing allows for freedom in decision-making.
What's right for you can change over time; stay adaptable.
Pain can lead to deeper learning and expansion.
The in-between space is where clarity often unfolds.
Business is evolving towards collaboration and higher consciousness.
Clearing away static is as important as creation.
Your story holds power; share it courageously.

Sound Bites

"It's time to have more women on stages."
"Choose from a place of nothing."
"The magic is in the simplicity."
"Pain is a portal."
"Be open to giving clear equal weight."

Chapters00:00 Introduction to She Speaks, She Leads01:26 Understanding 'Speak Your Truth'05:58 Tools for Discernment and Clarity10:35 Navigating the In-Between12:57 The New Era of Business17:43 Wisdom in Our Wounds25:39 Final Thoughts and Resources
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