Episode 110: Embracing Identity Shifts

Have you ever felt stuck, uncertain, or like something inside you is quietly urging you toward change? Maybe you’ve wondered if it’s too late to rewrite your story or pursue a dream that’s been tugging at your heart. In this episode, we dive into the journey of questioning who we are and redefining our path—because it’s never too late to shift directions and align with the life you’re meant to live.

Host Autumn Carter, certified life and parenting coach, shares her personal reflections on navigating identity shifts, the weight of unfulfilled purpose, and the discomfort that often accompanies growth. Drawing from her own coaching work and life experiences, she encourages you to see these moments of questioning not as crises, but as opportunities to realign with your values and rediscover your authenticity.

Through storytelling and gentle guidance, this episode explores:

• The power of small, consistent adjustments over drastic leaps.

• How to recognize when you’re out of alignment and what that discontent is trying to tell you.

• Rewriting limiting beliefs and giving yourself permission to start anew.

• A mindfulness practice designed to help you realign with your purpose and identify your next small step forward.

Whether you’re navigating a career change, seeking clarity in your personal life, or simply feeling the pull toward something more, this episode offers reassurance that you are not alone. You are a masterpiece in progress, capable of evolving and creating a life that reflects your truest self.

Tune in and give yourself permission to step into the life you deserve—one small shift at a time.

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