Episode 208 with The HOST of the Haven Podcast - Paris Henriksen

<p>EPISODE #: 208</p> <p>Hello Beautiful Angels,</p> <p>Today's episode is magic, creative and powerful, with Lots of juicy information and abundant knowledge.</p> <p>About today’s guest, PARIS HENRIKSEN ! </p> <p>Director, Producer, Dancer, Writer, and Entrepreneur. An all-around interesting woman who likes to inspire and motivate other people. We discuss a lot of fun things, creating your own impact to the world, how to trust your intuitions, and how to use it in order to succeed in life. We even go deep in to being spiritual and also material, is it even possible? Well, you better tune in to find out.</p> <p> </p> <p>How you can contact Paris - </p> <p>Instagram: @parishenriksen</p> <p>Website: parishenriksen.com</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>TODAY'S LIGHT NOTES </p> <p>2:50 – 7:03  – Paris shares her story and interesting journey in life.  </p> <p>7:20  -  11:04 – About how her life story is an inspiration to others.</p> <p>11:10 – 13:25 - Things that Paris is grateful for and how they helped her along the way. </p> <p>13:54 16:39 – How creating and inspiring others become her mission in life. </p> <p>16:46 – 18:50 – The importance of allowing yourself to feel natural in starting off your morning routine. </p> <p>19:45 – 21:25 – How important it is to move your body around in order to have a clear mind to get going for the day. </p> <p>22:40 - 26:21 - Some tips on how to meditate in a way that feels more natural to you. </p> <p>26:34 – 30:46 - Being present and living in the moment, along with happiness and gratitude as the key ingredients in having a meaningful life.</p> <p>30:57 – 34:50 - How you can be spiritual and material and live in the same world.</p> <p>36:24 – 37:50 – How trusting your intuitions can help you to stay in the course of path you have chosen. </p> <p>38:00 – 44:20 - Her favorite places to stay balanced and energized.</p> <p>44:35 – 48:23 - The importance of leaving an impact in someone’s life ang giving back to be able to help the underprivileged.</p> <p>48:45 – 50:25