Hey there, Jen here, and this is a happy bit. On our last episode, I talked with Jalajah Bonheim,

all about creating a circle of sisterhood. And so today I want to talk in this happy bit about

how critical it is that you find your tribe. You know, so many women tell me they're lonely,

and they don't say it in those words.

They just kind of say things like, how do you find women who you have a lot in common with?

How do you find people that help you raise your vibration? What they're really asking is, how do you find your tribe, those people that inspire you, that help you to be the best version

of yourself. Oh, you know, when you

find those people, they're like gold and you cling to them with massive effort and attention and

love because it's harder in today's society when we move and we don't keep those families of

origin close by or those neighbors we might have had since childhood. We move and we don't keep those families of origin close by or those neighbors we might have had since

childhood. We move and we have to attract our tribe. How do we do that? Well, if you're listening to

this podcast, you're already making a great effort. You're among a group of elect and amazing

women who want to take better care of themselves, who want to raise their vibration,

who want to be more aligned with intuition and living as their best selves.

You're among women who want to be better.

You want to be a better mom.

You want to be a better wife.

You want to be a better friend and coworker and daughter.

You want to be your best self.

And that makes you very elite. Many people just survive

and rather than thrive. And it's not that they want to survive, but it's just how they're living.

But as you lift yourself and rise up and get empowered, you become a light to those people around

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