In this week’s episode, Christine Hassler revisits the very first episode of Over It and On With It, taking us back to where it all began. As we move through a new moon in Pisces, a time of fresh starts, Christine invites us to reflect on our own new beginnings. She shares her journey of launching this podcast despite doubts and external discouragement, offering a powerful reminder to trust our intuition—even when things don’t make sense on the surface.
Whether you're embarking on something new, re-evaluating your values during this Venus retrograde, or simply looking for inspiration to take that next step, this episode will remind you of the courage it takes to begin again. Christine also reflects on the deeper process of reprogramming our beliefs, navigating fear, and aligning with our truth.
Consider/Ask Yourself:
- Are you on the brink of a fresh start but feeling hesitant?
- Have you ever ignored your intuition because of fear or external doubts?
- Do you struggle with letting go of old expectations in order to create something new?
- Are you craving more clarity about what truly matters to you?
Key Insights and A-HAs:
- New beginnings often come with doubt, but trusting yourself is key.
- External discouragement doesn’t mean your idea isn’t valid—it just means it’s different.
- Reprogramming your mindset can be challenging, but it’s necessary for transformation.
- True alignment happens when we clear out fear-based decisions and follow what feels right.
- Growth isn’t about having all the answers—it’s about taking the next step in faith.
How to Get Over It & On With It:
- Reflect on where you’re being called to start fresh, even if it doesn’t make perfect sense.
- Identify areas where fear or external opinions are holding you back.
- Give yourself permission to re-evaluate your values and what truly drives you.
- Embrace the discomfort of growth—sometimes the hardest part is just taking that first step.
- Surround yourself with supportive voices that remind you of your power and potential.
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