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MenuAre you looking for clarity, healing, or direction, or a bit of all three?”
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That's an interesting, multi-faceted question! I'd really like to give my perspective.
Clarity, healing, and direction are a powerful triad and are often deeply interconnected — clarity helps us see where we are, healing helps us release what’s holding us back, and direction gives us a path forward. Most people are navigating all three at different levels, even if one feels more urgent. The process of aligning with your purpose often touches each of them.
In my experience, clarity, healing, and direction tend to emerge together — people may come in looking for one, but the work often naturally includes all three. They’re not separate steps but part of a deeper realignment with the self.
As an Ikigai life coach, myself, I would be happy to help you in your quest for clarity, healing, direction, or all three :) Feel free to book a call with me, I'm excited at the prospect of tackling this with you.
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