#109 Don't Let Your Triggers Ruin Your Life: Four-Step Protocol To Heal Soul Wounds Feat. Colette Davenport

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The episode dives deep into the concept of soul wounds and the impact of the ego on personal and professional life. Colette shares her journey toward self-love and discusses her refined metaphysical practices to assist high-powered professionals, including CEOs and leaders, in managing acute and chronic stress. The conversation pivots on actionable steps to see situations clearly, feel emotions without judgement, extend grace to oneself, and speak one's truth, all aimed at guiding listeners toward a more centred and fulfilling life. Whether you are battling with your own insecurities or aiming to transcend societal expectations, this episode provides valuable insights into realising your true power and self-love.

Colette Davenport is a metaphysicist, coach and author, focusing on helping people navigate emotional and soul-level challenges. She created a four-step protocol grounded in metaphysics, designed to help individuals achieve peace and authenticity. Colette personally triumphed over significant health challenges, including a brainstem tumour she now calls lumpy, and brings a profound understanding of the interplay between energy, emotions, and physical well-being.

Find Colette at https://colettedavenport.com/

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Resources / references mentioned: ‘Conversations with God’ by Neale Donald Walsch