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How We Navigate These Wild Times with Arizona Bell

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This week's guest is author, and co-founder of Wildtimes Media, Arizona Bell, who tells us all about her journey towards finding authenticity. 

She credits her awakening to the loss of her “first home”, when her mother died, which, quite literally, blew her world apart.  

After this traumatic moment in her life, where she even experienced suicidal thoughts, she felt a deep urge to “have the conversations that matter” and help people find themselves through spirituality, which is how the media collective, Wildtimes Media, came to be. 

She now understands how grief makes way to change and transformation and how “with death comes rebirth”. 

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Arizona’s younger years
  • Wildtimes Media
  • 2020
  • People pleasing
  • Collective grief
  • Dogma
  • The lies that were told
  • The importance of inner work
  • Something big
  • The hive mind
  • Faith or fear
  • Building a new world


ABOUT ARIZONA
Arizona Bell is a writer, speaker and visionary intent on shining more light in a darkening world. She is the author of “Soul Magic: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Mystics” and the co-founder of Wildtimes Media.  In her spare time, she enjoys teaching emerging writers how to get published in her course “Writing for Revolutionaries: The Art of the Pitch.” 

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