In this episode I sit down with Jenniffer Weigel, an Emmy winning broadcast journalist who left the "perfect dream job" to pursue her true self. Known for tackling spirituality with humor through her writing , she has written multiple books, hosts “The Spiritual Social Club” where she interviews authors and gurus from across the country once a week on Zoom or in person. And she has even written and performed a one-woman-show “I’m Spiritual, Dammit!” that had two successful runs on the Chicago stage. And she's currently writing the follow-up, "I'm STILL Spiritual, Dammit!" with plans to launch it in the winter of 2022.
Jen & I discuss what made her realize she needed to make the big leap of faith to pursue finding her true calling - and the fears & challenges surrounding the "leap." We also dive into the work she is doing now and how she uses her journalistic instincts, natural curiosity and "show me the way" attitude to bring people together and foster a positive spiritual community.
Her popular podcast "The Jen Weigel Show" quickly gained popularity during the pandemic and can be heard anywhere you find podcasts.
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Website: http://www.jenweigel.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenweigel/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/jenweigel
Podcast: https://jenweigelshow.libsyn.com/
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