077 My Inner Wisdom, Interview with Natasha Koo
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Natasha talks about her body work, and how she learned to read her body to understand what it was telling her. Making the shift from conflict avoidance, with time and patience, she began listing to her body and make informed choices. This transformed her approach to her life.
Natasha Koo is the Women’s Tribe Leader of Feminine Space. As an ex-perfectionist, people-pleaser and conflict-avoider, Natasha overcame low-confidence, guilt and self-sabotage by trusting, loving and caring for herself. Natasha leads transformative experiences and holds the sacred, supportive and loving space for women at her Feminine Space online community.
Why do you think self love is so important?
Because the moment I matter, everything I do, everything I create, everything that is within my life starts to have significance, value. And everything else changes from there.
What was the number one thing that was holding you back from accepting self love? The belief that others give me happiness.
Who is one person who has changed your life for the better?
Everybody. Everyone plays their role.
What is the best advice you have ever received?
“Follow your heart. Trust your intuition.”
What is a self care habit that you practice regularly?
Explore parts of yourself that you may be uncomfortable with.
Do you have a favorite quote?
“It’s really simple. The land, the earth is woman. How we treat women and how we treat the land is the same. By healing women, we heal the earth. By healing the earth, we heal women.”
Can you share with us a resource or an app that we can use to help our own self care practice grow?
How about we turn those apps off and listen to ourselves?
I suggest you create a vision board – draw out what it is that you really want without any judgement. Put it on paper and make sure you can see it every day.
What book are you reading right now?
I just finished Wild Creative by Tami Lynn Kent.
What is the one thing that you are most passionate about?
I really have to say that to be alive and to be human and having the human experience keeps me going.
3:38 Natasha shares a time in her life when she was disconnected from herself, and letting others make decisions for her and speak for her.
5:23 Natasha talks about how she started to realize that she wasn’t living her life the way she wanted to, and the warnings she received
6:16 Natasha talks about her experience with a body work practitioner who helped her to open her mind to what she really wanted.
8:02 Natasha shares the chaos that ensued when she finally shared with her family what she wanted to happen… “when you shift, everything around you shifts” 9:20 Natasha talks about how she listens to her body for advice, she turns inward to the wisdom within.
12:33 Natasha shares the warning signs her body gives her, and the discomfort she worked through when first opening up to her body.
15:54 Natasha talks about how she avoided conflict in the past, especially with other people. This led her to say “yes” when she needed to say “no”.
20:33 Natasha shares what she does differently now that she is more connected to her inner voice and body.
23:01 Daily Insights, Q&A
Natasha shares how she was a chronic people pleaser and conflict avoider, constantly deferring to others and ignoring her inner voice. She eventually learned to connect to her own inner wisdom, and to use her body as a tool to listen to her intuition.
Natasha Koo is the Women’s Tribe Leader of Feminine Space. As an ex-perfectionist, people-pleaser and conflict-avoider, Natasha overcame low-confidence, guilt and self-sabotage by trusting, loving and caring for herself. Natasha leads transformative experiences and holds the sacred, supportive and loving space for women at her Feminine Space online community.
Why do you think self love is so important?
Because the moment I matter, everything I do, everything I create, everything that is within my life starts to have significance, value. And everything else changes from there.
What was the number one thing that was holding you back from accepting self love? The belief that others give me happiness.
Who is one person who has changed your life for the better?
Everybody. Everyone plays their role.
What is the best advice you have ever received?
“Follow your heart. Trust your intuition.”
What is a self care habit that you practice regularly?
Explore parts of yourself that you may be uncomfortable with.
Do you have a favorite quote?
“It’s really simple. The land, the earth is woman. How we treat women and how we treat the land is the same. By healing women, we heal the earth. By healing the earth, we heal women.”
Can you share with us a resource or an app that we can use to help our own self care practice grow?
How about we turn those apps off and listen to ourselves?
I suggest you create a vision board – draw out what it is that you really want without any judgement. Put it on paper and make sure you can see it every day.
What book are you reading right now?
I just finished Wild Creative by Tami Lynn Kent.
What is the one thing that you are most passionate about?
I really have to say that to be alive and to be human and having the human experience keeps me going.
3:38 Natasha shares a time in her life when she was disconnected from herself, and letting others make decisions for her and speak for her.
5:23 Natasha talks about how she started to realize that she wasn’t living her life the way she wanted to, and the warnings she received
6:16 Natasha talks about her experience with a body work practitioner who helped her to open her mind to what she really wanted.
8:02 Natasha shares the chaos that ensued when she finally shared with her family what she wanted to happen… “when you shift, everything around you shifts” 9:20 Natasha talks about how she listens to her body for advice, she turns inward to the wisdom within.
12:33 Natasha shares the warning signs her body gives her, and the discomfort she worked through when first opening up to her body.
15:54 Natasha talks about how she avoided conflict in the past, especially with other people. This led her to say “yes” when she needed to say “no”.
20:33 Natasha shares what she does differently now that she is more connected to her inner voice and body.
23:01 Daily Insights, Q&A
Natasha shares how she was a chronic people pleaser and conflict avoider, constantly deferring to others and ignoring her inner voice. She eventually learned to connect to her own inner wisdom, and to use her body as a tool to listen to her intuition.
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