
201: Why clarity in intention-setting is so important and how to do it
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Hey Soothers! I talk a lot about intention-setting in life, but intention-setting will get you nowhere if your intentions are not crystal clear. The universe responds to specificity. So if your intention is "get a new job," that's about as clear to mud to the universe, which might deliver you a new job, but not necessarily one that would match the specifics that your soul needs. Tune in today to a short and sweet episode that hopefully will help you understand, through one of my patented tortured metaphors, this time involving party-planning, about why your intentions need to be crystal clear and specific — and how and why, when they are, the universe will surely deliver.
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