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It can be pretty much difficult for you as a woman to find your purpose in life, just like every other person. And you are not alone but finding it can be quite fulfilling. According to American writer and humourist Mark Twain, “The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.”
But why don’t people find their life purpose? Sometimes, you’re unable to find your purpose in life because you’re enthralled by your goals, job or other engagements that you forget your purpose in life. Even though you’re successful in your outer life, you may feel hollow, empty and unfulfilled inwardly. So, there’s this chronic, lingering dissatisfaction; it can be very devastating, and you may wonder if you’ve made the wrong choice–in your career or of a life partner.
According to Julie, when you do that, it’ll help you stay focused, feel passionate about your goal, and give your life clarity. It’ll also make you feel gratified, live a value-based life, and make you live a life of integrity, so you know who you are, what you are, and why you are who and what you are.
Julie Saillant is a healer who receives help from animals for her clients. She was born with a gift that can help her talk to and understand animals. She uses that superpower to help you discover your gifts and map out a plan so you can leverage them and find your mission here on earth. She also offers healing sessions for humans who want to talk to their animals; or even if your animal has crossed over, she can still chat with them and give them messages from you and vice versa.
Finding one’s purpose is the first thing every woman should do in life. It’s really not an easy thing to do as it could take a very long time. Funnily enough, you would feel something is missing if you don’t do it.
Transformational intuitive healer Julie Saillant had worked for a senior vice president of a very large insurance company before she discovered herself. Although she was handsomely paid, she still felt very unhappy. Julie was able to find out later in life that she loves animals and can communicate with them. And that makes her happy.
Julie’s success story is closely linked with the changes she made in her life. If you want to find your purpose in life, follow Julie’s 5 tips to get started:
Is there something you love doing or discussing always? Do you enjoy gardening, writing, singing or dancing? Do you like discussing politics, sport, or even religion? So, you need to ask yourself some of these questions. But the fact remains that you do one or more of them regularly, at home or on social media.
You are the company you keep; they say. And that’s very true. When you’re in the company of the right people, you’ll most likely be influenced by them. Sometimes, these people say something about you that really tells who you are.
And if you’re surrounded by people who’re making positive change, they’ll always inspire you. They may not necessarily be your colleagues or family members. Usually, you hang out more often with them, knowingly or unknowingly.
Find time to talk to people around you, maybe when you’re in a public place–in a bar, in a restaurant, or at a bus stop. Although it may feel awkward starting a conversation with a stranger at first, discussing with people around you can actually be an eye-opener, something that can expose you to a lot of activities or opportunities you may never be aware of. Resist the temptation of browsing social media when you’ve someone by your side you can actually talk to in a public place.
Check if there’s something that bothers you, that usually makes you feel so sad. It could be man’s inhumanity to man or his cruelty against animals. Today, most people have their pet projects around issues of injustice, in any form. You need not devote your full time to it. You may just donate some time to it, and not necessarily money.
Julie was miffed by the action of a man who left a beautiful female mare in excruciating pains unattended to. She got help and they got a vet who patched her up. Although she knew she could understand animals, that was the very first time, according to her, she could hear an animal speak to her in her mind in actual words.
Sometimes, you don’t really know your true self. So, it can be hard to identify your passion. But more often than not, you’re drawn to one particular activity and you do it repeatedly that it has even become a routine without you even knowing you’re good at it. And it’s then that someone very close to you, say a friend or family member, may be able to give you some insight.
It was Julie’s father who told her, or better still reminded her, that she loved animals. And that’s the source of her inspiration today.
Julie believes that animals have a really special thing in them, a very positive energy that could be used to help mankind. How does she do that? “What I do is I can talk with you, find out where you’re energetically blocked, what your gifts are, and then, together, we start to have you use them.
“I can connect with people and feel their energy and then help them with their mission in life, which is so rewarding.”
She’ll simply hold the space for you to be who you are by removing the layers and filters of ‘I’m not good enough,’ ‘I don’t know how to do this,’ or ‘I’m really scared’ and getting all that out of the way. If you don’t have the strength to do it, she’ll help you figure it out because that’s her gift.
To learn more about Julie, visit her website, podcast, find her on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube.
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First of all I want to say wonderful blog post! My sister could use her help for sure. Hard to find with gifts like that, kuddos to you Julie.
Thanks for the tips, from an old superwoman.