How Journalling Can Help You Find Your Soul Purpose - Part 3 of 4

How Journalling Can Help You Find Your Soul Purpose

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Have you ever felt that quiet, persistent whisper inside asking, “Is this it?”

Even when life looks good on the outside, you may sense there’s something more waiting for you – a deeper calling, a next chapter, a more soulful way of living.

In this short, gentle episode of Cancer Cured Me I share a powerful yet simple journalling prompt that can help you uncover what your soul is truly longing for. This isn’t about being ungrateful – it’s about listening to those inner messages with kindness and curiosity, instead of pushing them away.

You’ll learn:

• Why feeling a sense of “there must be more” is a sacred invitation, not a flaw
• How to use a free-writing exercise to bypass self-doubt and uncover your real desires
• Ways this practice can reveal the breadcrumbs to your next best step
• Why giving yourself permission to dream wildly is soothing for your nervous system

Whether you’re in midlife, feeling a little stuck, or simply curious about living more authentically, this episode is here to help you reconnect with yourself and start manifesting what you truly want.

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