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Earlier this year, on Monday, What's Newly Good newsletter, If you're already subscribed, go to lightworkers

dash lounge.com and subscribe. I shared that I was thinking of selling Lightworkers lounge lounge,

of handing over the keys to the Instagram, handing over the rights to the name to someone else.

And the reason being is because my thoughts and my views towards spirituality have remained the same,

but my approach to it has really changed.

Hey guys, welcome to another episode of Lightworkers Lounge. It's your host and friend Stephanie Powers. I wanted to sell Lightworkers Lounge because

I started to look around at the metaphorical classroom that I was in. I was sitting

next to peers who were teaching this and teaching that and has a podcast about this and has a

master class on that and these were incredible people. It was really cool. But I started to feel like

I was in the wrong classroom.

I looked down at my my homeroom paper and I was like, wait, is this? Is this the room number?

And I looked over my shoulder and I said, is this room 2-22? Is this the right? This doesn't, I don't think I'm supposed to be in here.

And as clearly I had a gift for explaining spirituality and twin flames and synchronicities and spirit animals and all the incredible topics and people that I've had on this podcast and on the

Instagram community. But I just started to look around over the past couple of years and think,

whoa, whoa, whoa, wait, like I'm starting to get settled into this classroom. I'm getting assigned

group projects. And I'm looking at the syllabus thinking, wait, this isn't, I don't think I'm in the right

major. I don't think I'm in the right classroom. And, you know, when I started all of this,

it started from a place of death, not literal, but metaphorical. I started this community right before I got

divorce and when I started it I had a hunch that a divorce might happen but I

did not think it I mean nobody actually thinks they're gonna go through a divorce

until it actually happens and then you realize oh wait that feeling and that thought

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