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

S3 Ep 88 How to Find Your Inner Voice with Kelsey Erickson

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Kelsey defines her “magic equation” as intuition plus action equals magic.

1. How We Get Through Podcast: Wellness, Healing & Spiritual Tools for Growth in Real Life centers on Kelsey Erickson’s take on intuition, creativity, and human design. 2. Host Jen welcomes Kelsey Erickson, identifies her as a friend in real life, and introduces her as the guest whose work is tied to intuition and women’s growth. 3. The episode asks how someone can live from intuition and create from alignment rather than from pressure or habit. 4. Kelsey says her coaching company is called Ever Me & Co., and she made up “ever me” to mean “the evolution of you.” 5. She says she cannot evolve without “a little creativity and a lot of intuition,” and ties that belief to the women she coaches. 6. Kelsey describes how she once thought creativity meant being a good artist or making aesthetically beautiful things. 7. A performance review changed that view when her manager told her, “Kelsey, you’re so creative,” and pointed to her perspective and resourcefulness. 8. She argues that every person has a unique form of creativity and does not need to fit one box. 9. Kelsey says human design helps by giving people language for how they operate, which can help them see themselves as creative, innovative, or leading. 10. She adds that human design also connects to creativity through energy, which she calls life force. 11. Kelsey says projectors need extra intentionality with energy, and she compares the process to tending a wildflower garden. 12. She contrasts that with generators and manifesting generators, who she says can move with less conscious effort around energy. 13. Morning pages become Kelsey’s own ritual for setting intention, focus, and creative energy at the start of the day. 14. She says morning pages are a construct rather than a prescription, and she has turned them into a personal meditation practice. 15. Kelsey says her first book came out of morning pages in 2018, showing how intuitive writing can produce real work. 16. She credits a mentor’s recommendation of The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron as the path that led her into that practice. 17. On intuition, Kelsey says the bigger question is not whether someone is intuitive, but whether they are willing to listen to and act on what they already know. 18. She says intuition can guide choices about food, business, leadership, and relationships, and that the body’s emotional state is part of the signal. 19. The tone is conversational, reflective, and practical, with Jen and Kelsey moving between spiritual language, daily examples, and personal stories. 20. Listeners interested in human design, journaling, creative process, or self-trust will get the most from this episode, while people wanting a fast tactical business interview may skip it.

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