A surprising moment during Chappell Roan’s fierce, otherworldly Grammy performance cracked something open in me. It stirred a deep remembering—and with it, a question I’ve been hearing from so many women lately: What does it really mean to come out of the spiritual closet and lead with our full magic in our work?
If you’re a coach, healer, or soulful entrepreneur navigating a pivot or scale-up, and you’ve ever whispered to yourself, “I think I might be a witch,” this one’s for you. We’re diving deep into why so many high-achieving women feel like they have to tone down their intuitive gifts, the real cost of staying hidden, and what becomes possible when you begin to integrate your full mystical self into your business.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- Why feminine power that looks “weird” is exactly what threatens the patriarchy—and why it’s time to reclaim it
- The real reason spiritual entrepreneurs feel like imposters (hint: it’s not lack of skill)
- How hiding your intuitive gifts is draining your energy and limiting your impact
- The ripple effect of coming out of the spiritual closet—for your clients, your income, and your soul
- Gentle, actionable steps to begin integrating your inner witch into your marketing, client work, and business model
This is a call to liberation—for the women who know there’s magic in their work, but have been playing small to stay safe. You don’t have to choose between professionalism and spiritual truth. Your weird is your wisdom. Your magic is your magnetism. And the world is ready for all of you.
Ready to stop translating your truth and start leading from your full power? Press play, and let’s start the reclamation.
In this Episode, We Explore:
[00:00] – The Hidden Power Women Are Afraid to Reveal
[06:45] – Breaking Free from Conditioning: Why Feminine Power Looks Different
[13:30] – The Cost of Staying in the Shadows: Energy, Authenticity, Impact
[20:15] – Gradual Integration: How Small Shifts Can Unleash Your Inner Magic
[27:50] – Embracing Your Unique Expression in a Changing World
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