Do you feel stuck at times? We all go about our lives busy with day-to-day affairs, worrying about our goals and deadlines, and overwhelmed with endless phone distractions.I’m not saying these are not important at times, but the truth is they can be real joy killers! Could it be your thinking that may be stuck instead?

So often our biggest gifts lie into what we think is our biggest curse. When we’re young, we are criticized and shamed for things that come naturally to us but are deemed unreasonable or unimportant by society, our caregivers, our peers. What if these perceived weaknesses were actually our biggest strengths?

Our purpose is right here, before our eyes, all the time, but often, we only know it subconsciously. In this episode, I share the exact process I took myself through when it was time for me to embark on a new path.

Born and raised in South Africa, now living in Australia, Lauren is a graphic designer and an HSP, with a passion for guiding and supporting entrepreneurs on their journey to branding success, in the most creative way possible. Lauren believes there’s no such thing as a non-creative person, we just need to be more in tune with the creative impulses that present themselves to us every single day.

Born and raised in South Africa, now living in Australia, Lauren is a graphic designer and an HSP, with a passion for guiding and supporting entrepreneurs on their journey to branding success, in the most creative way possible. Lauren believes there’s no such thing as a non-creative person, we just need to be more in tune with the creative impulses that present themselves to us every single day.

You know these times when your little voice within tells you that something doesn’t add up, somebody’s having a weird vibe, or a situation isn’t right for you, but you still go ahead with it because “now you’re here, you might as well…”?We’ve all been there at some point. Especially as Highly Sensitive People, Empath, and Creatives - so much of society tells us feeling so much isn’t right…

I used to look for guidance, for answers everywhere but within. Same for my emotional needs. Going on solo trips or eating out on my own at restaurants would freak me out. You know what I mean?Now I revel in my solo time - it’s so precious! Because the best cure to loneliness as an HSP is time in silence and solitude.

Today, I’m joined by Parul Prashar, a technologist with a creative spirit, a coach with a compassionate touch, a writer who is ready to dive into choosing the right words to inspire, and an explorer of both the tangible and intangible.