Silver Linings Lessons - Cassandra Solo Episode

Is being a spiritual coach your life’s calling? Do you feel lost, turned to the Universe for help and led you to this podcast? In today’s episode, Cassandra shares her experience on how she turns her passion into spiritual coaching.

Many ask Cassandra how she started with coaching and encompass everything about the business, mindset, will, growth, development, spirituality, and higher consciousness work. She admits it’s hard to explain everything at first. But through decades of experience, she realizes that success starts in a proper mindset to unlock the self's creative potential.

Cassandra also emphasizes that each person has a blueprint of lessons. The first mastery of life is always tough in the beginning. You have to take years of trial and error practice until you learn the lessons on the journey and gradually progress.

Just like the saying goes, “Life is not a problem to be solved but a reality to be experienced.”

Discover more of her journey and get inspired by tuning in to the podcast below!

 Key Points: 

Identify and create a vision that you wantLearn from the spiritual coach expertise to modify your goalsRaise your spirits for self-discovery and growthStand-in accountability of your actions.Practice trial and error until you evoke an action plan that fits you.

Tweetable Quotes:

I truly believe 110% believe that your business and your success are a reflection of your mindset. And your mindset reflects your spirituality in connection to the divine self, a higher source of power. – Cassandra Shuck

Each of us is given this blueprint of lessons. We’re meant to learn and master if we will turn our life to show up for ourselves. – Cassandra Shuck

 You essentially learn and master the extraction of lessons quickly. We are responsible for figuring out what is going on in our life and why taking the lesson from it. – Cassandra Shuck

Focus only on one part of ourselves, one part for our advancement, one part of who we are, versus focusing on a holistic view of components of the past. – Cassandra Shuck