So many aspiring spiritual entrepreneurs know that they are purposed for something big and important. But between our past and present life trauma, subconscious beliefs and negative voices, it’s hard to actualize that vision.

It’s hard to create abundance when we don’t feel worthy of it, or believe that we don’t measure up. When our default response to something we want is “why me” – it’s time to do some inner work.

Society has a way of conditioning us to ignore our own souls in favor of the ego. As a result, many people walk the conventional path and find themselves in deep inner pain; looking successful on the surface, but with their souls desperately screaming in pain for something higher.

When you’ve endured and survived childhood trauma, operating in survival mode is all you know, and it’s hard to tap into resilience.

The entrepreneurial journey is a winding, twisty path to fulfillment. It’s messy, disconnected, and doubt-filled – and sometimes you can’t help but ask “am I on the right path if it feels this hard?”

As entrepreneurs, many of us can be defined as highly-sensitive. We possess a higher depth of processing, we are adept at sensing subtleties, while also being empathetic and creative.