Let me promise you, I listen and I hear you too.

And of course I love hearing the breakthrough big vision, stories, manifestations.

And I also have a real tender place in my heart for those down and out moments and those

moments where you're frustrated and tired of not

getting the breakthrough or watching what it seems like everyone else succeed or feeling like

you've been left behind or just like can't get out of that dark night of the soul season.

I'm here for all of it.

You've gotten great at divine working, but what about divine living? Welcome to the divine living podcast. I'm your host,

Gina DeVie. You're not alone in wanting more. And here at the divine living podcast, you can expect

to be part of conversations from women like us who unapologetically

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Oh my goodness. Today is a celebration day, queen. It's such a big celebration. I just want to thank you so much because part of why I'm celebrating is because of you. The Divine Living podcast just hit over 500,000 downloads. And oh, what a joy, what an honor, what a delight. You know,

I can't say that I even thought about this moment when I started my podcast. I was encouraged

slash sort of forced slash made to start my podcast when Kathy Heller said to me, Gina, you've got no broadcast. Like, why don't you have a podcast? I'm like, I had one in the bat. She's like, aren't there too many podcasts? She's like, no, stop. You got to do it. I'm like, okay, fine.

I'm like, well, I'm really busy in the fall. I think come January, it's not a good time to start

a podcast. She's like, stop making excuses. And I think that was maybe August, and I think we launched

at the end of September, if I remember correctly.

So yes.

So I didn't think much about a half a million downloads.

But I got to tell you, now I'm thinking about a million and two and beyond.

And the reason why I say that is because I think that we can often be the ones to doubt ourselves the most or to dismiss ourselves the most or overlook our brilliance and our genius.

And something that just comes so easily to me, one of my superpowers that I now am acknowledging a year and a half later is the ability

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