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Magic By the Hearthlight
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Episodes
Magic By the HearthlightEpisode 7: The Quiet Work of Trusting Yourself Again
This episode explores the nuanced nature of self-trust, emphasizing that it is built through evidence and small, consistent actions rather than a feeling of…
Magic By the HearthlightEpisode 6: Stop Asking What You Should Do
This episode explores the limitations of overthinking and the importance of trusting your own authority in decision-making. Gabrielle guides listeners through…
Magic By the HearthlightEpisode 5: Your Exhaustion Is Trying to Tell You Something
Gabrielle explores the different types of exhaustion, what they reveal about our lives, and how to listen to what our exhaustion is telling us. She introduces…
Magic By the HearthlightEpisode 4: The Cost of Being Easy to Accommodate
This episode explores the hidden costs of being low maintenance and accommodating others at the expense of oneself. Gabrielle shares insights on boundaries…
Magic By the HearthlightEpisode 3: You Can Be Grateful and Still Want Something Different
In this episode, Gabrielle explores the complex relationship between gratitude and dissatisfaction, emphasizing that acknowledging the need for change does not…
Magic By the HearthlightEpisode 2: The Life You Learned to Want
In the second installation of Return to Sovereignty, Gabrielle explores how our desires are shaped by external influences and how to discern what truly belongs…
Magic By the HearthlightEpisode 1: When Did Your Life Stop Feeling Like Yours?
In this first episode of The Return to Sovereignty, Gabrielle explores how responsibility, people-pleasing, and inherited expectations can leave us maintaining…
