How Letting Go & Trusting the Process Found Me My Life Purpose

Welcome to episode 2 of the Pass Around the Smile podcast! I am SO thankful for your support after episode 1 - I was completely overwhelmed in the best way possible! THANK YOU!

It's safe to say that this was a hard episode for me to record! I found it quite uncomfortable talking about my life for this long - but I thought it was necesary as in future episodes, I'll be referencing these pivotal moments in my life. Pass Around the Smile is also about being open, raw and vulnerable - so it's only fair that I do the same. I'm also trying to practice what I preach. I almost didn't post this episode because of the fear of judgement that could come with sharing my feelings and experiences. However I'm feeling the fear and doing it anyway!

So come along with me as I chat about my experiences growing up on H20: Just Add Water, navigating the competitive nature of the film and television industry and life beyond - where I finally was able to let go and trust the process, enough to be met with my life purpose through Pass Around the Smile.

Toward the end of this episode, I chat about how being attached to one outcome can block the law of attraction from working effortlessly for you. Often we think we know what's best for us, however if we are so focused on forcing something that isn't meant to be at that moment, not only are we met with blocks, but we are also missing opportunities and signs pointing us in the right direction. And usually, that direction leads you on a path that is more than you could have ever imagined for yourself.

I hope this episode can have you feeling inspired and ready to live a life true to you!

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The Pass Around the Smile podcast is recorded on Bundjalung Country, in South East Queensland, Australia. We acknowledge the Yugambeh people of the Bundjalung Nation, the traditional owners of this land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.