Ep: 139 Jennifer Longmore

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Jennifer Longmore, Leading Authority on Soul Purpose, and Elite Business Coach to enlightened entrepreneurs, is a sought-after media personality, 3-time best selling author, is world-renowned for her laser-like clarity in seeing into the depths of your soul and bridging your connection to universal consciousness.

For more than 15 years, she has served clients in permanently shifting the limiting beliefs and patterns that prevent them from being who they really are so that they can live their most abundant, aligned and accelerated soul’s journey. With over 30,000 soul purpose sessions, including the who’s-who of actors, professional athletes, CEO’s of leading companies and other influential luminaries, Jennifer continues to offer these high-level sessions to souls who are really committed to shine their light.

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Show Notes:

• Jennifer’s biggest habit is being a proud member of the 5 A.M. club.
  • If she starts her day focused on herself, she is more open to others throughout the day.
• Jennifer also journals because it helps her focus and see her blind spots.
• Each of us have a pattern when we’re growing.
  • When we grow we have this feeling about being deflated at the end. 
  • It’s about the journey, and the end results can feel kind of anticlimactic.
• Jennifer has five reasons why people don’t live their purpose:
  1. They don’t have the money.
     • People act like they won’t have money in the future.
     • When we understand money as influence, we want it so that we can create a more effective life or to support causes we care about.
     • How we usually see money makes us scared of it and its ability to corrupt.
  2. We fear we’re not worthy enough.
     • Worth and money kind of go hand in hand.
     • If you amp up your self-worth, you allow money in.
  3. Tall poppy syndrome.
     • We don’t want to grow too tall because we’re afraid that we’ll be the first ones cut down.
     • We often take the good enough path because our brain tells us we can never have it all.
  4. The fear of responsibility.
     • We often feel more responsible than we should for other people.
     • Business owners worry about client’s results.
       • It does a disservice to you and the client that is trying to grow.
  5. We have a fear of speed.
     • Money creates speed, but we’re taught that speed is a bad thing.
• We need awareness to deal with things.
• Sometimes we choose not to do things even when we’re aware of them.
• We don’t want to know the truth sometimes because we can’t unlearn it.
• Everything has consciousness.
• What are we projecting onto things?

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