How We Get Thru Podcast: Wellness, Healing & Spiritual Tools for Growth in Real Life · Jen Hershey

S2 Ep 73: Reclaiming Your Power in a Distracted World with Jennifer Pereira

·1 hr 8 min·4 clips

Jennifer defines the Akashic Records as a realm where “all of the data in all universes is accessible.”

1. How We Get Thru Podcast: Wellness, Healing & Spiritual Tools for Growth in Real Life centers on Jennifer Pereira’s path from corporate burnout to spiritual mentoring. 2. Jennifer Pereira appears as a spiritual and business mentor, and Jen hosts as a licensed therapist and founder and CEO of the How We Get Through app. 3. The episode asks how a person reclaims identity and power in a distracted world while staying grounded in daily life. 4. Jennifer says she started in a very large company in government in Canada and learned technical project management on budgets of hundreds of millions of dollars. 5. She says the last five years of an 11- to 12-year career were spent on a large technical implementation that burned out many people on the team. 6. Jennifer links her exit from corporate work to a 2013 health scare that led to hospitalization and a rethink of stress, cortisol, and adrenal fatigue. 7. She says she later ran Bloom Institute, a digital brand consultancy, and now also runs a finance company and solution. 8. Jennifer describes the Akashic Records as a realm where all data in all universes is accessible through attunement of the body. 9. She distinguishes Akashic Record readings from psychic readings by saying psychic work shows a likely linear future, while the records focus on the truth of the soul. 10. Jennifer says Akashic sessions are a dialogue with the higher self, not a one-way transmission, and that clients often return a year later to integrate what they heard. 11. Jen compares integration work to Kundalini awakenings and says the hardest part is making changes after the initial insight. 12. Jennifer warns that spiritual bypassing can happen in both spiritual and therapeutic communities. 13. She says women often rush to monetize spiritual gifts through Instagram before they have the capacity to hold the work. 14. Jennifer argues that “the energy of helping” needs examination because people may be acting from a wish to fix others rather than support self-leadership. 15. She says many foundational practices matter, including nutrition, sleep, meditation, journaling, creative outlets, and dance. 16. Jennifer notes that she stopped drinking alcohol because even one drink reduced her access to intuition and mental strength. 17. The tone stays conversational and direct, with Jen asking personal follow-ups and Jennifer answering in long, structured explanations. 18. The format mixes biography, spiritual teaching, and business advice, and both speakers use examples from their own lives. 19. People interested in spirituality, burnout recovery, and ethical healing work would likely listen through. 20. People looking for a light, purely practical business chat may skip it.

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A grounded reset for anyone trying to stay clear, useful, and in integrity.

Jennifer Pereira comes across as a spiritual and business mentor whose story is shaped by corporate burnout and a drive to help others recover a sense of identity and power.

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When the noise of life starts crowding everything out, this episode makes a little room for what matters.

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