When I first started down the path that lead me to Sophia Leadership, I started searching for other people online who were writing about feminine wisdom. Julie Daley is one of the first people whose writing drew me in. It didn’t just draw me in, it wrapped itself around me like a warm quilt that made me feel like I’d come home after a long and lonely voyage at sea. Julie is wise and beautiful and one of the most gracious and kind people I’ve met online. She exudes that grace on this video.
I could have talked to Julie for hours, and to tell you the truth, we’re already considering a follow-up interview. In this video, she shares a couple of heart-wrenching stories of when the ground was swept out from under her feet. In future installations, she’ll share more about the times she’s chosen to let go of the ground.
Once again, Julie shared much more wisdom than is on this video. That will be available once my e-course emerges. For more on that (and a collection of all of the story-sharing videos in one place) visit my e-course preview.
Heather,
What a pleasure it is to be in your capable arms. You hold such a warm, strong and inviting space as you ask these really powerful questions. I’m excited to see what you’re cooking up for us with this course, and totally honored to be part of what you are sharing.
Many blessings,
Julie
Two powerful stories is right. Hearing about others’ experiences of the ground being swept from under then, makes us all feel more connected. It is definitely a part of life.
Letting go the ground is definitely something I can also relate to. When I was left paralyzed from the neck down, I had to surrender to it in order to set my spirit free so that I could continue living a new, meaningful life in a different body.
Women seem to have the most amazing ability to adapt to change and move forward positively, despite having a heart shattered into a million pieces. Somehow, through that tragedy they are able to touch their own sadness and make a difference in the lives of others.
Congratulations Julie and Heather on making a positive contribution to humanity.
A lovely, touching video interview we can all relate to.
Thank you Heather, and thank you Julie. Extraordinary stories. Beyond moving, beyond words. I’ve read some of your words, Julie, and it is powerful to watch and listen to you describe these life-changing experiences, watching you be with them, how you communicate how it was for you at the time and how it is today, living these living experiences. You communicate beautifully that feeling of loss of trust, that nothing will be the same. And the moment of clarity that you received when you were in the chapel, that gift you speak of, is awe inspiring. Because of you. And your courage. With exponential thanks, thanks expressed in an equation not yet dreamed of. Garrett
Beautiful.