Guided by Wholeness with Raj Jana

<p>For listeners of this show, wondering why we’re here and what we’re meant to learn and accomplish is probably a common quandary. Finding the answers to those questions is a lifelong process of growth and discovery. But too often in this world, fear and doubt keep us from doing the real work we need in order to truly connect with who we are meant to become.&nbsp;</p><br><p>To overcome these obstacles, we have to expand ourselves in order to access deeper levels of feeling. That's truly when we begin to live our lives. Accomplishing this is a lot easier when we can follow the examples of others who have consciously taken agency over the quality of their lives. Living examples, like today’s guest, teach us how to be in control of creating and owning our own destinies.</p><br><p>In this episode, I’m excited to welcome Raj Jana as we journey deeper into the things that may be holding us back from living and experiencing our truth. He shares how his podcast became a platform for personal discovery and healing, and how it’s helping others access the fullness of who they are. After letting go of the fears that kept him bound to work he didn’t enjoy, he embraced his truth and in turn, was able to create a heart-centered business that’s helping people access their own inner truth and break down their walls of limitation.&nbsp;</p><br><p>We talk about the benefits of practices like shadow work and mirror work, and how they can help people believe in their own power through deeper self-awareness and infinite courage.The more we can inspire a greater level of love inside of each other, the better examples we become within the world.&nbsp;</p><br><p>Here’s to uncovering and unleashing our own truths, and inspiring others to live into theirs!&nbsp;</p><br><p><strong>In This Episode You Will Learn:</strong></p><ul><li>What led Raj to seek out a different path (2:47)</li><li>The hustle trap that enables us to avoid facing our fears (6:12)</li><li>What shadow work is all about (10:02)</li><li>Why we’re pre-designed to get throu