February is often called the month of love — but what if the way we seek love isn’t always through romance, or even through others?
In this episode of Soulful Wonderings, we are reflecting on a familiar pattern: getting excited about a new idea or project and immediately wanting to share it with friends and family — only to walk away feeling deflated, doubtful, or disconnected from the original spark.
Is it excitement… or is it validation?
And why does sharing something new sometimes leave us questioning ourselves instead of feeling supported?
Through personal stories, creative process reflections, and honest self-inquiry, this episode explores how seeking approval can be a quiet way of looking for love — and how learning to trust yourself can become one of the deepest forms of self-love.
This conversation is an invitation to pause, protect what’s still becoming, and consider when it’s time to share — and when it’s time to hold something close and let it grow.
In this episode, we explore:
The Soulful Wonderings podcast is all about my journey into the world of healing, intuition, and spiritual discovery. As I find my place as a healer, psychic, teacher and creative, I am here to share my experiences and insights, in hopes of breaking down barriers between different spiritual perspectives. Whether you’re curious about energy work, looking to deepen your understanding, or just exploring your own path, this podcast offers stories, teachings, and connections to help you navigate the space between worlds.
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