ness, gave sense to many experiences I went through in my life, finding a new positive meaning for it all’. Lisa Dorey found her- self making ‘a huge breakthrough in one of my most fundamental life wounds’. As she put it, ‘I understand that this healing was necessary before I could take my business to the next level, and so it has proved to be.’


Te key to finding our bliss really does lie inside.


Key points and techniques from the SMQ…


„ Wounds as training – embracing our wounding experiences as guidance to our purpose can bring awareness to the invaluable learning that we have already gained from them.


„ Trust and remain detached – you are perfectly equipped to serve your divine market. Tose who are supposed to join you on this path will; those who aren’t won’t.


„ A tighter niche makes an easier target market – focus first on who you would love to work with. Tis can always ex- pand.


Spiritual Marketing Quest http://spiritualmarketingquest.com/


Marta Ayuso


Executive Coach and Career Change Mentor www.findingnorth.net


Karen Sehkel


„ Listen to your whole being – whether it be your higher guidance, or (often wounded) parts of yourself you feel are holding you back. Conversations with these parts can create space for big changes.


„ Keep coming back to your heart – the heart not the mind knows where we re- ally should be focusing.


Holistic Coach and teacher of Biodanza www.dayofwomen.org www.danceintobliss.co.uk www.wow-coaching.co.uk www.coachingsupervisor.co.uk


Lisa Dorey The Angel Interpreter www.lisadorey.com


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