Healing is an Inside Job with Elizabeth Kendig

<p>Healers can't fix us. Why? Because we're not broken!</p> <p>But they <em>can</em> remind us that we're whole – and that our path to healing comes from within. Healing is an inside job. (Hence the title of this podcast episode 😉 ). </p> <p>***</p> <p>Plagued by decades of depression and a stubborn autoimmune disease, today's guest embarked on a self-care bender — immersing herself in every holistic treatment and spiritual practice she could get her hands on! </p> <p>From shamanic journeys to chakra balancing, silk cocoons to sound baths… what she found along the way was a whole lotta love and peace.</p> <p>Plus, she discovered that other people craved the same kind of time-honored wisdom from holistic practitioners but didn't know where to find them or who to trust. Soon, an online business idea flourished.</p> <p>On today's episode of "And She Spoke," we talk about virtual healing with Elizabeth Kendig. </p> <p>She is a popular beauty blogger turned podcaster turned founder of Healers Wanted — a community and marketplace platform offering spiritual guidance through different modalities using trusted practitioners. We discuss some things that led her to this online business transformation:</p> <ul> <li>Transitioning from Top 20 Pinner on Pinterest into the wellness industry</li> <li>How her Healers podcast grew to over 700k downloads</li> <li>Paying attention to the signs on when to pivot </li> </ul> <p>Spiritual and holistic practices enable us to connect with ourselves on a deeper level.</p> <p>And it's at our core where our innermost desires live... </p> <p>They can lead us to new businesses, relationships, and profound happiness!</p> <p>Here’s a peek at what else we discuss:</p> <ul> <li>How starting over isn’t <em>really</em> ‘starting over’</li> <li>Why she feels uneasy about selling something that she believes everyone needs</li> <li>Finding purpose beyond the beauty industry</li> <li>Shifting her identity in a big, public (and personal) way </li> <li>The nitty-gritty about revenue share, pricin