How To Be Safe In Your Emotions with Scout Sobel

Divine Living

Manifest, Audacity To Be Queen, Manifestation, Gine Devee, Self-improvement, Divine Living, Queen, Religion & Spirituality, Education, Entrepreneurship, Spirituality, Business

4.9 • 522 Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2021

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Today on the show we have special guest, Scout Sobel! Widely known for co-hosting the popular podcast, Okay Sis, and running her thriving empire, Scout’s Agency, she’s admired for her specialization in podcast PR for female entrepreneurs. With an impressive jumpstart in business, running podcast tours for high-profile women like Catt Sadler, Kelley Baker, and Rebecca Minkoff as well as booking celebrity guests including Colbie Caillat, Sophia Amoruso, and Jillian Michaels, Scout quickly became one of the leading influences in podcasting. The most inspiring part of Scout’s journey however, was her determination to overcome a severe case of bipolar disorder. At one point, she was unable to hold a job, go to college, or function in society. Through incredible self-healing work and perseverance, Scout has learned to successfully manage her bipolar disorder and use her mental strength to fuel her dreams. In this conversation, Scout beautifully opens up about her experiences, how to find safety in your emotions, and take radical responsibility for your life. CONNECT WITH SCOUT: Instagram: @scoutsobel Website: https://www.scoutsobel.com Book: The Emotional Entrepreneur

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0:00.0	Step one to really, really getting clear on your intuition is first to just feel safe sitting in an emotion and not taking action or not making a decision based off that emotion, right?
0:13.2	So just allowing an uncomfortable emotion to sit in your body and not make that mean anything of, I need to do this, I need to do that, I need to take action.
0:22.7	You've gotten great at divine working, but what about divine living?
0:28.1	Welcome to the Divine Living podcast.
0:30.3	I'm your host, Gina DeVie.
0:32.1	You're not alone in wanting more.
0:34.1	And here at the Divine Living podcast, you can expect to be part of conversations from
0:38.5	women like us who unapologetically dream big and are obsessed with manifesting our most
0:44.6	fabulous lives. The conversation starts now.
0:52.2	Scout Sobel, welcome to the Divine Living podcast.
0:55.5	It's such a joy and honor to be interviewing you today.
0:59.8	You have been such an extraordinary help to me in getting my podcast out in the world.
1:06.0	And it's such a pleasure to be able to feature you to my community.
1:10.5	We're going to talk about your book, talk about really important subjects that I know all you members of the divine living community are going to love. So Scout, welcome to the show. Thank you for having me. This is such an honor. And I know that we're going to get into a really, really good conversation. So I'm excited. Yes, yes, yes. All right.
1:28.5	Well, we're going to get right to it because I know as having a background and a master's degree
1:35.6	in clinical psychology and was a psychotherapist for years, how many people silently suffer.
1:43.4	And particularly when it comes to mental health issues and emotional
1:47.2	issues and family dynamics and kind of like all the invisible stuff that really ends up
1:53.6	running our lives. And I don't know if I've ever come across someone in our woman
1:59.3	woman entrepreneurial community who has so generously shared her own
2:05.3	story. So for my audience who might be a little bit new to you, why don't you start with
2:11.7	sharing some of the emotional pieces of your journey that have led you to be the entrepreneurial
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