The Art of Being: Embracing Who You Truly Are, Beyond Conditioning With Miranda Mitchell

On this episode of The Provoking Prosperity Podcast, host Miranda explores the power of expression and taking action. She begins by discussing the creation of an embodied voice program designed to help people with their throat chakra. Miranda highlights how many individuals restrict their throat chakra by not expressing their true voice and swallowing their words. She emphasizes the importance of expressing one's true voice and feelings in order to manifest positive outcomes in the external world.

Miranda then delves into the topic of entrepreneurship and the need for freedom and fluidity in this realm. She shares her personal experiences of falling into the trap of waiting for success before living a certain way and highlights the difficulty of being on the grind as an entrepreneur. Miranda also explores the concept of personality traits and how they can both fulfill and restrict us. She encourages listeners to reflect on their own areas of life where they may feel stuck due to obligations or societal norms.

Throughout the episode, Miranda emphasizes the importance of following one's feelings and intuition. She shares personal experiences where saying "yes" to personal time and exploring new paths led to positive changes. Miranda believes that everything in life presents itself to us and prompts listeners to take action rather than simply acquiring knowledge. She shares her journey of embracing a new way of being and creating a summer schedule that allows for movement and freedom.

Miranda also discusses her identity as an introvert-extrovert and an XNFJ, relying on intuition and feelings in decision-making. She values alone time for reflection and processing experiences. Throughout the episode, Miranda's communication is characterized by her emphasis on feelings and the power of expression. This episode of Miranda encourages listeners to embrace their true voice, take action, and manifest positive outcomes in their lives.

Show Notes:

00:02:20 Feeling over facts, high J personality type.
00:04:41 Conditioned, chaotic past; craves freedom, responsibility.
00:07:03 Conditioning Constraints
00:12:55 Freedom in entrepreneurship requires living that way.
00:17:30 Subconscious realization prompts action or inaction.
00:19:53 Choose action, create space, embrace freedom.
00:23:39 emBODHIed Voice program helps manifestation and self-expression.
00:25:23 Reflect on this, take action, and communicate.

Reflection Questions:

1. How do you think restricting our throat chakra by not expressing our true voice affects our overall well-being and personal growth?
2. Miranda emphasizes the importance of taking action to shift and change our current situation. How can we incorporate this mindset into our daily lives to manifest positive outcomes in the external world?
3. Miranda discusses the need for freedom and fluidity in entrepreneurship. How can we create a balance between structure and flow in our own entrepreneurial pursuits?
4. Miranda talks about the conditioning and life experiences that can make us believe we are something different than our true selves. Have you ever experienced a similar situation where societal expectations or norms have restricted your true expression?
5. Miranda shares their realization about the importance of following their feelings and intuition. How do you prioritize your own feelings and intuition in decision-making?
6. Miranda encourages self-reflection on areas of life where we may feel stuck due to obligations or societal norms. What are some areas in your own life where you feel restricted, and what steps can you take to create positive change?
7. Miranda mentions the importance of saying "yes" to personal time and setting aside specific days or times for oneself. How can you create more space for personal time in your own schedule?
8. Miranda emphasizes the importance of taking action and not just acquiring knowledge. How can you apply this mindset in your own life to bring about positive change and growth?
9. Miranda discusses their own experience with feeling restricted and then embracing a new way of being. Can you relate to this experience, and how did it impact your life?
10. Miranda identifies as an introvert extrovert and relies on intuition and feelings in decision-making. How do you balance socializing and alone time for reflection and processing in your own life?

Life is Beautiful.

Miranda

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