Are you really ready for the life you’re asking for—or are you just talking about it.
In our latest Convo of Thee Ultimate Love Letter podcast, we dive into what it really takes to become the future version of yourself now.
Whether you’re dreaming of becoming a leader, entrepreneur, artist or changemaker, the truth is simple: you don’t get the job by waiting—you get it by living it now.
Being intentional is not something we think about, it something we must live. We can say what we want to become all day but our habits will determine what we become.
We discuss:
- Why intentional habits matter.
- How to align your daily actions with what you what to become.
- The importance of discipline.
- How to embody the mindset of the person you want to be.
This is your reminder that the job—the dream, the calling, the next level—is not just something you get, it’s something you must live everyday.
Here are other recent Convos intended to inspire you as you journey towards greatness.
Thank you for listening!
I’ve done a new thing…
One of my favorite things about world travel is venturing through boutiques, artisan shops and flea markets, in search of that one unique piece that embodies the culture I’m visiting.
I absolutely love sharing my travel and so I’ve begun thinking, I’d love to share more.
I’ve been secretly collecting one or two pieces of the treasure I find around the world, and have added them to an online shop…for you!
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I personally own one of every item in the shop, making this a shared experience. This is an intentional curated collection; It’s also very limited. Once it’s gone, it’s gone. Enjoy!
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Until next time, love yourself and love others,
Jo.
This text really makes me think about how life constantly challenges us to grow and evolve. I love the idea that each new level requires a new version of ourselves—it’s both inspiring and a bit daunting. The mention of God throwing curveballs is so relatable; it’s like life has its own way of keeping us on our toes. Those nudges you mentioned—I’ve definitely felt them, but sometimes I’m not sure if I’m interpreting them correctly. Do you think these nudges are always meant to guide us, or can they sometimes just be random thoughts? I’d love to hear more about how you’ve navigated these moments in your own life. What’s the biggest curveball you’ve faced, and how did it change you?
Thank you for your comment. I believe all curve balls that are thrown our way are meant to serve our benefit. I believe they ultimately guide us exactly where we need/want to be. I’ve been thrown several big ones in my life. One of the biggest ones was God leading me to start a business- which immediately became profitable than years later, God asking me to discontinue growing that business and rely on Him…that was a hard one, but I did exactly as I was asked. And as I did that, God preserved me as I watched Him pick apart my business. That season took tremendous faith. But as I watched on in faith, God did something miraculous, He led me to live fully in my passion, doing all that I loved every single day. The money for everything I needed came to me in various ways but of course He was the source of it all—revealing to me a miracle every step of the way. I’m still living in that miracle.
This text really makes me think about how life constantly challenges us to grow and evolve. I love the idea that each new level requires a new version of ourselves—it’s both inspiring and a bit daunting. The mention of God throwing curveballs is so relatable; it’s like life has its own way of keeping us on our toes. Those nudges you mentioned—I’ve definitely felt them, but sometimes I’m not sure if I’m interpreting them correctly. Do you think these nudges are always meant to guide us, or can they sometimes just be random thoughts? I’d love to hear more about how you’ve navigated these moments in your own life. What’s the biggest curveball you’ve faced, and how did it change you?
Thank you so much for you comment.
Yes, I believe all “nudges” are guiding precisely and accurately—nothing in life is truly random, rather every experience is showing us something. We are meant to use it all. It’s natural for us to question them, but they can be trusted, completely. Once you begin to lean in and go with the nudges within your spirit, you’ll find it’s your soul guiding you perfectly.—then you’ll begin to trust it further.
One of the biggest curveballs I’ve experienced recently is having to leave behind a dear loved one, I thought would certainly be in my life forever. It was extremely confusing—but I could not deny what my soul was saying “I had to leave them and love them from afar” It was daunting because we dreamed together, built together, but I don’t know more than God knows—so as God guided me away from that relationship, I had to go. It was the biggest curveball thrown thus far. It is actually the very occurrence that inspired this episode.