In this episode, Krista + Lindsey reflect on their favorite quotes that have provided them the most inspiration and solace over the years. They explore how these quotes resonate with their personal journeys and offer valuable lessons about anxiety, letting go, and the creative process.
Ahead, K+L reminisce on periods of “nothingness” in their lives and how these times can actually be full of purpose and meaning.
The girls emphasize the importance of embracing messiness and failure as essential parts of the creative journey.
Krista + Lindsey also talk about the sometimes complex paths toward finding a partner and how to navigate this quest with a sense of surrender. Whether you’re in a rut, in the creation process, or needing some relationship wisdom, this episode is a relatable gem for you.
We also talk about:
- Holding onto things that no longer serve you
- Embracing periods of stillness + nothingness
- Human authenticity + the masks we wear
- Overcoming resistance to our natural talents
- The misconception of success on social media
- Importance of relational dynamics + personal growth in choosing a partner
- Celebrating life’s multidimensionality + diverse experiences
- Letting go of control + allowing life to unfold naturally
- Importance of recognizing + nurturing children’s innate skills
Resources:
- Instagram: @lindseysimcik
- Program: Sacredness of Being Single
- Instagram: @itskrista
- Website: https://itskrista.com/
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